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Rangelands: Where Anthromes Meet Their Limits by Sayre, Nathan F., Davis, Diana K., Bestelmeyer, Brandon, Williamson, Jeb C.

“…Defining rangelands as anthromes enabled Ellis and Ramankutty (2008) to conclude that more than three-quarters of Earth’s land is anthropogenic; without…”
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Soil carbon and nitrogen accumulation in residential lawns of the Salt Lake Valley, Utah by Smith, Rose M., Williamson, Jeb C., Pataki, Diane E., Ehleringer, James, Dennison, Philip

“…Urban lawn ecosystems are widespread across the United States, with fertilization rates commonly exceeding plant nitrogen (N) uptake rates. While urban soils…”
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Challenges and opportunities for manureshed management across U.S. dairy systems: Case studies from four regions by Dell, Curtis J., Baker, John M., Spiegal, Sheri, Porter, Sarah A., Leytem, April B., Flynn, K. Colton, Rotz, C. Alan, Bjorneberg, David L., Bryant, Ray B., Hagevoort, G. Robert, Williamson, Jeb C., Slaughter, Amalia, Kleinman, Peter J. A.

“…The manureshed represents cropland needed to safely assimilate manure nutrients from an animal feeding operation. Dairy manuresheds can be contained on‐farm…”
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Improving the Effectiveness of Ecological Site Descriptions: General State-and-Transition Models and the Ecosystem Dynamics Interpretive Tool (EDIT) by Bestelmeyer, Brandon T, Williamson, Jeb C, Talbot, Curtis J, Cates, Greg W, Duniway, Michael C, Brown, Joel R

“…State-and-transition models (STMs) are useful tools for management, but they can be difficult to use and have limited content. STMs created for groups of…”
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Generalizing Ecological Site Concepts of the Colorado Plateau for Landscape-Level Applications by Duniway, Michael C, Nauman, Travis W, Johanson, Jamin K, Green, Shane, Miller, Mark E, Williamson, Jeb C, Bestelmeyer, Brandon T

“…Numerous ecological site descriptions in the southern Utah portion of the Colorado Plateau can be difficult to navigate, so we held a workshop aimed at adding…”
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Can ecological land classification increase the utility of vegetation monitoring data? by Williamson, Jeb C., Bestelmeyer, Brandon T., McClaran, Mitchel P., Robinett, Dan, Briske, David D., Wu, X. Ben, Fernández-Giménez, Maria E.

“…•Ecological land classification has potential to improve ecosystem trend analysis.•Classification utility was tested using a long-term vegetation…”
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Spatiotemporal Patterns of Production Can Be Used to Detect State Change Across an Arid Landscape by Williamson, Jeb C., Bestelmeyer, Brandon T., Peters, Debra P. C.

“…Methods to detect and quantify shifts in the state of ecosystems are increasingly important as global change drivers push more systems toward thresholds of…”
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