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Green roof plant species diversity improves ecosystem multifunctionality by Lundholm, Jeremy T.

“…1. Constructed ecosystems such as green roofs often contain monocultures or low-diversity plant communities, but adding more plant species to these systems can…”
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Plant species diversity and environmental heterogeneity: spatial scale and competing hypotheses by Lundholm, Jeremy T.

“…Questions: What is the observed relationship between plant species diversity and spatial environmental heterogeneity? Does the relationship scale predictably…”
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Variation partitioning as a tool to distinguish between niche and neutral processes by Smith, Tyler W., Lundholm, Jeremy T.

“…We assess the potential of different forms of variation partitioning to distinguish between environmental control and dispersal limitation in communities…”
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Habitat analogues for reconciliation ecology in urban and industrial environments by Lundholm, Jeremy T, Richardson, Paul J

“…1. Current views of anthropogenic environments emphasize the extreme novelty of urban and industrial ecosystems. Proponents of reconciliation ecology argue…”
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The effect of environmental heterogeneity on species richness depends on community position along the environmental gradient by Yang, Zhiyong, Liu, Xueqi, Zhou, Mohua, Ai, Dexiecuo, Wang, Gang, Wang, Youshi, Chu, Chengjin, Lundholm, Jeremy T.

“…Environmental heterogeneity is among the most important factors governing community structure. Besides the widespread evidence supporting positive…”
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Plant Functional Traits Predict Green Roof Ecosystem Services by Lundholm, Jeremy, Tran, Stephanie, Gebert, Luke

“…Plants make important contributions to the services provided by engineered ecosystems such as green roofs. Ecologists use plant species traits as generic…”
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Investigation of moss species selection and substrate for extensive green roofs by Nagase, Ayako, Katagiri, Tomoyuki, Lundholm, Jeremy

“…This study investigates the potential of moss species for extensive green roofs to achieve very shallow substrate, low maintenance and low cost green roofs…”
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Phylogenetic diversity and plant trait composition predict multiple ecosystem functions in green roofs by Xie, Garland, Lundholm, Jeremy T., Scott MacIvor, J.

“…Plant selection and diversity can influence the provision of key ecosystem services in extensive green roofs. While species richness does predict ecosystem…”
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Performance evaluation of native plants suited to extensive green roof conditions in a maritime climate by MacIvor, J. Scott, Lundholm, Jeremy

“…▶ Out of 15 native species, all but one had >80% survival after the first year. ▶ Best species reflected 5% more solar radiation than growing medium-only…”
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Plant Species and Functional Group Combinations Affect Green Roof Ecosystem Functions by Lundholm, Jeremy, MacIvor, J. Scott, MacDougall, Zachary, Ranalli, Melissa

“…Background: Green roofs perform ecosystem services such as summer roof temperature reduction and stormwater capture that directly contribute to lower building…”
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Water uptake in green roof microcosms: Effects of plant species and water availability by Wolf, Derek, Lundholm, Jeremy T.

“…Green roofs are engineered ecosystems that rely on vegetation to provide services such as reduction of roof temperatures. Drought resistance is critical for…”
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Spontaneous dynamics and wild design in green roofs by Lundholm, Jeremy T

“…Green roofs and other constructed environments represent novel ecosystems, yet have potential to contribute to biodiversity conservation goals. Constructed…”
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Designed habitat heterogeneity on green roofs increases seedling survival but not plant species diversity by Walker, Emily A., Lundholm, Jeremy T.

“…1. Urban areas benefit from the ecosystem services provided by low input green roofs. However, limited substrate depth on these green roofs creates challenging…”
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Ecosystem services provided by urban spontaneous vegetation by Robinson, Sarah L., Lundholm, Jeremy T.

“…Spontaneous vegetation colonizes large areas in and around cities. These unmanaged areas are considered to have low economic value or indicate dereliction, but…”
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Leaf and life history traits predict plant growth in a green roof ecosystem by Lundholm, Jeremy, Heim, Amy, Tran, Stephanie, Smith, Tyler

“…Green roof ecosystems are constructed to provide services such as stormwater retention and urban temperature reductions. Green roofs with shallow growing media…”
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Planting techniques and abiotic variation at two salt marsh restoration sites in the Bay of Fundy by Rabinowitz, Tasha R. M., Lundholm, Jeremy T., Graham, Jennie M., Bowron, Tony M., Proosdij, Danika

“…Salt marshes provide many important ecosystem services, and interest in their restoration is growing in response to climate change. In Maritime Canada, salt…”
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Snow depth and vegetation type affect green roof thermal performance in winter by Lundholm, Jeremy T., Weddle, Brett M., MacIvor, J. Scott

“…•Green roofs saved energy compared with conventional roofs in winter.•Plant type and exposure affected snow accumulation.•Deeper snow led to higher substrate…”
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Performance of dryland and wetland plant species on extensive green roofs by MacIvor, J. Scott, Ranalli, Melissa A., Lundholm, Jeremy T.

“…• Background and Aims Green roofs are constructed ecosystems where plants perform valuable services, ameliorating the urban environment through roof…”
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Green Roof Plant Traits: Influence of Functional Diversity on Ecosystem Services and Coexistence by Heim, Amy, Bradbury, Catlin, Xie, Garland, Lundholm, Jeremy

“…Green roofs are a novel ecosystem incorporated into the urban landscape to increase green space and provide ecosystem services. Different plant traits excel at…”
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More than sedum: Colonizing weedy species can provide equivalent green roof ecosystem services by Heim, Amy, Biermann, Bridget, Hicks, Taylor, Buffam, Ishi, Lundholm, Jeremy

“…Green roofs are typically constructed for their provision of both environmental and associated economic benefits including increased habitat, thermal…”
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