Joshua C. Fowler

The paper identifies microbiome resilience to climate stress using network analysis of amplicon sequencing data, showing that keystone microbes and baseline network properties predict community stability.

This study meta-analyzes 1,736 host-symbiont effect sizes to assess how microbial effects on host vital rates vary across life stages and taxa, finding consistent benefits across stages but varying magnitudes and symbiont types.

The paper examines how anthropogenic factors like nitrogen deposition and land use changes affect the prevalence of fungal endophytes in grasses over time.

The paper shows mutualistic fungal endophytes increase grass population persistence but decline under high climate variability, threatening long-term species survival.

The paper examines changes in the prevalence of fungal symbiosis in grasses over two centuries, finding increased prevalence linked to climate change factors.