Amanda H. Rawstern

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.

The paper investigates how land-use intensity, grazing, and precipitation interact to shape soil microbial communities in a subtropical agroecosystem, finding land-use intensity is the primary driver.

This study compares soil microbiome functional capacity between natural and reconstructed Everglades habitats, finding persistent divergence and reduced functional diversity in reconstructed sites.

The paper investigates how host plant genotypes and microbial interactions non-additively affect plant growth and pathogen defense in Medicago truncatula.