Julie R. Deslippe

The paper examines how warming and plant invasion interact to affect carbon fluxes in New Zealand alpine grasslands, finding invader-specific responses and abiotic/functional trait controls.

The paper examines how climate change drives forest reassembly through different functional pathways in cold- and warm-adapted communities using trait data and diversity indices.

The paper investigates how plant interaction traits influence arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and bacterial biomass in soil using lipid analysis and Bayesian modeling.

The paper examines how alpine-plant communities respond to warming and loss of dominant species, finding varied and often combined responses across different sites.