Ellen Cieraad
机构: Institute of Environmental Sciences, Leiden University; Te Pukenga NMIT; Dept of Conservation
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 1,346
H-指数: 23
I10-指数 : 31
出版物: 73
Fostering the next generation of reviewers in New Zealand ecology
E. Cieraad , J. Monks , T. Curran
New Zealand Journal of Ecology 37 ( 2) 161
3
2013
An updated assessment of indigenous cover remaining and legal protection in New Zealand’s land environments
E. Cieraad , J. Barringer , R. Price , S. Walker
New Zealand Journal of Ecology 39 ( 2) 309 -315
47
2015
Does livestock predation reflect in negative local perceptions of Ethiopian wolves in South Wollo
C. J. M. Musters , C. Sillero-Zubiri , E. Cieraad , J. Marino
Tropical Ecology 59 ( 1) 11 -19
2018
Sudden cold temperature delays plant carbon transport and shifts allocation from growth to respiratory demand
M. Barthel , E. Cieraad , A. Zakharova , J. E. Hunt
Biogeosciences 11 ( 5) 1425 -1433
13
2014
Spatial and temporal homogenisation of freshwater macrofaunal communities in ditches
C. J. M. Musters , Ellard R. Hunting , Maarten Schrama , E. Cieraad
Freshwater Biology 64 ( 12) 2260 -2268
2
2019
Sudden cold temperature regulates the time-lag between plant CO 2 uptake and release
M. Barthel , E. Cieraad , A. Zakharova , J. E. Hunt
Biogeosciences Discussions 10 ( 11) 17939 -17964
2013
Factors controlling labile soil organic matter vulnerability to loss following disturbance as assessed by measurement of soil‐respired δ13CO2
A. Zakharova , M. H. Beare , E. Cieraad , D. Curtin
European Journal of Soil Science 66 ( 1) 135 -144
13
2015
Scotch broom facilitates indigenous tree and shrub germination and establishment in dryland New Zealand
Ellen Cieraad , Nicholas Head , Larry Burrows
New Zealand Journal of Ecology 39 ( 1) 61 -70
8
2015
Thermal environment of New Zealand's gradual and abrupt treeline ecotones
Ellen Cieraad , Matt S. McGlone
New Zealand Journal of Ecology 38 ( 1) 12 -25
18
2014
Woody native and exotic species respond differently to New Zealand dryland soil nutrient and moisture gradients.
Ellen Cieraad , Adrian Monks , Larry Burrows , Susan Walker
New Zealand Journal of Ecology 39 ( 2) 198 -207
1
2015
Drivers of spontaneous plant richness patterns in urban green space within a biodiversity hotspot
Dan Malkinson , Ellen Cieraad , Liangjun Da , Xijin Zhang
Urban Forestry & Urban Greening 61 127098
18
2021
Higher relative performance at low soil nitrogen and moisture predicts field distribution of nitrogen-fixing plants
Adrian Monks , Ellen Cieraad , Larry Burrows , Susan Walker
Plant and Soil 359 ( 1) 363 -374
9
2012
Summer rain pulses may stimulate a CO2 release rather than absorption in desert halophyte communities
Ran Liu , Ellen Cieraad , Yan Li
Plant and Soil 373 ( 1) 799 -811
9
2013
Connecting people and ideas from around the world: global innovation platforms for next-generation ecology and beyond
Peter Søgaard Jørgensen , Frederic Barraquand , Vincent Bonhomme , Timothy J. Curran
Ecosphere 6 ( 4) 1 -11
7
2015
The next generation ofaction ecology: novel approaches towards global ecological research
Rachel L. White , Alexandra E. Sutton , Roberto Salguero-Gómez , Timothy C. Bray
Ecosphere 6 ( 8) art134 -16
16
2015
Partitioning the impact of environmental drivers and species interactions in dynamic aquatic communities
C. J. M. Musters , Oleksandra Ieromina , S. Henrik Barmentlo , Ellard R. Hunting
Ecosphere 10 ( 11)
2019
Are ecophysiological adaptive traits decoupled from leaf economics traits in wetlands
Yingji Pan , Ellen Cieraad , Peter M. Bodegom
Functional Ecology 33 ( 7) 1202 -1210
7
2019
Drivers of plant traits that allow survival in wetlands
Yingji Pan , Ellen Cieraad , Beverley R. Clarkson , Timothy D. Colmer
Functional Ecology 34 ( 5) 956 -967
22
2020
Elevation alters ecosystem properties across temperate treelines globally
Jordan R. Mayor , Nathan J. Sanders , Aimée T. Classen , Richard D. Bardgett
Nature 542 ( 7639) 91 -95
195
2017
Responses of leaf traits to low temperature in an evergreen oak at its upper limit
Xi Jin Zhang , Kun Song , Ying Ji Pan , Zhi Wen Gao
Ecological Research 35 ( 5) 900 -911
2020