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Name: Zak Ratajczak
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In Press Klodd, A.E, J.B. Nippert, Z. Ratajczak, H. Waring, and G.K. Phoenix. Tight coupling of leaf area index to canopy nitrogen and phosphorus across heterogeneous tallgrass prairie communities. Oecologia
In Press Ratajczak, Z., P.D. D’Odorico, J.B. Nippert, S.L. Collins, N. Brunsell, and S. Ravi. Changes in spatial variance during a grassland to shrubland state transition. Journal Ecology
2017 Ratajczak, Z, P. D'Odorico, S.L. Collins, B.T. Bestelmeyer, F.L. Isbell, and J.B. Nippert. The interactive effects of press/pulse intensity and duration on regime shifts at multiple scales. Ecological Monographs
2016 Klodd, A., J.B. Nippert, Z. Ratajczak, H. Waring, and G.K. Phoenix. Tight coupling of leaf area index to canopy nitrogen and phosphorus across heterogeneous tallgrass prairie communities. Oecologia 182
2016 Ratajczak, Z., J.M. Briggs, D. Goodin, R. Mohler, J.B. Nippert, and B.K. Obermeyer. Assessing the Potential for Transitions from Tallgrass Prairie to Woodlands: Are We Operating Beyond Critical Fire Thresholds?. Rangeland Ecology & Management 69
2016 Ladwig, L.M., Z.R. Ratajczak, T.W. Ocheltree, K.A. Hafich, A.C. Churchill, S.J.K. Frey, C.B. Fuss, C.E. Kazanski, J.D. Muñoz, M.D. Petrie, A.B. Reinmann, and J.G. Smith. Beyond arctic and alpine: the influence of winter climate on temperate ecosystems. Ecology 97
2014 Ratajczak, Z., J.B. Nippert, and T.W. Ocheltree. Abrupt transition of mesic grassland to shrubland: evidence for thresholds, alternative attractors, and regime shifts. Ecology 95
2014 Ratajczak, Z, J.B. Nippert, J.M. Briggs, and J.M. Blair. Fire dynamics distinguish grasslands, shrublands, and woodlands as alternative attractors in the Central Great Plains of North America. Journal of Ecology 102
2014 Ratajczak, Z.. Ecological thresholds and abrupt transitions of tallgrass prairie to shrublands and woodlands.
2013 Nippert, J.B., T.W. Ocheltree, G.L. Orozco, Z. Ratajczak, B. Ling, and A.M. Skibbe. Evidence of physiological decoupling from grassland ecosystem drivers by an encroaching woody shrub. PLoS ONE 8(12):e
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