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Temporal dynamics of microbial communities on decomposing leaf litter of 10 plant species in relation to decomposition rate by Bray, Sarah R., Kitajima, Kaoru, Mack, Michelle C.

“…Few empirical studies have examined how microbial communities on decomposing litters change in relation to litter chemistry or how microbial community…”
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The influence of the invasive shrub, Lonicera maackii, on leaf decomposition and microbial community dynamics by Arthur, Mary A., Bray, Sarah R., Kuchle, Christina R., McEwan, Ryan W.

“…Amur honeysuckle (Lonicera maackii) is an exotic invasive shrub that is rapidly expanding into forests of eastern North America. This species forms a dense…”
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Non-native liana, Euonymus fortunei, associated with increased soil nutrients, unique bacterial communities, and faster decomposition rate by Bray, Sarah R., Hoyt, Andrew M., Yang, Zhijie, Arthur, Mary A.

“…Invasive plants have wide-ranging impacts on native systems including reducing native plant richness and altering soil chemistry, microbes, and nutrient…”
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Recovery of forest floor diversity after removal of the nonnative, invasive plant Euonymus fortunei by Mattingly, Kali Z., McEwan, Ryan W., Paratley, Robert D., Bray, Sarah R., Lempke, James R., Arthur, Mary A.

“…The vine Euonymus fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. is invading forests of the eastern United States; as a result, removal of E. fortunei has become a priority of…”
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Mycorrhizae Differentially Alter Growth, Physiology, and Competitive Ability of an Invasive Shrub by Sarah R. Bray, Kitajima, Kaoru, Sylvia, David M.

“…Mycorrhizae improve phosphorus availability to host plants and alter their morphology, physiology, and competitive ability. We examined how different isolates…”
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Recovery of forest floor diversity after removal of the nonnative, invasive plant Euonymus fortunei 1 by Mattingly, Kali Z., McEwan, Ryan W., Paratley, Robert D., Bray, Sarah R., Lempke, James R., Arthur, Mary A.

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Recovery of forest floor diversity after removal of the nonnative, invasive plant Euonymus fortunei1 by Mattingly, Kali Z, McEwan, Ryan W, Paratley, Robert D, Bray, Sarah R, Lempke, James R, Arthur, Mary A

“…The vine Euonymus fortunei (Turcz.) Hand.-Mazz. is invading forests of the eastern United States; as a result, removal of E. fortunei has become a priority of…”
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