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Kelley, A. M., Fay, P. A., Polley, H. W., Gill, R. A. and Jackson, R. B. 2011. Atmospheric CO₂ and soil extracellular enzyme activity: a meta-analysis and CO₂ gradient experiment. Ecosphere. 2: Article 96
Marshall, C. B., J. R. McLaren, and R. Turkington. 2011. Soil microbial communities resistant to changes in plant functional group composition. Soil Biology and Biochemistry. 43:78-85
Pamela, C.O. 2011. Effects of simulated and actual caribou grazing on low-arctic tundra vegetation. Ph.D. thesis. University of British Columbia
Beyene, T. F. and K. Katzensteiner. 2011. Assessment of supply of soil nutrients in different land use types using Plant Root Simulator Probes. In Tropentag Proc., Univ. Bonn
Hirsch, M. C.. 2011. Process-based management of downy brome in salt desert shrublands: assessing pre- and post- rehabilitation soil and vegetation attributes. M.S. thesis. Utah State Universityμ
Deutsch, E.S., E.W. Bork, J.F. Cahill and S.X. Chang . 2011. Short-term plant community responses to warming and defoliation in a northern temperate grassland. ISRN Ecology. DOI:10.5402/2011/926061
Johnson, B.G., Johnson, D.W., Miller, W.W., Carroll-Moore, E.M., and Board, D.I. 2011. The effects of slash pile burning on soil and water macronutrients. Soil Science 176:413-425
Harrison, D.. 2011. Effects of intensive fertilization on soil nutrient cycling in lodgepole pine and interior spruce forests in the central interior of British Columbia. University of Victoria
Sherry, R.A., J.A. Arnone, D.W. Johnson, D.S. Schimel, P.S. Verburg and Y. Luo. 2011. Carry over from previous year environmental conditions alters dominance hierarchy in a prairie plant community. Journal of Plant Ecology 5:134-146
Fink, K. A. and Wilson, S. D. . 2011. Bromus inermis invasion of a native grassland: diversity and resource reduction. Botany 89:157-164
Berdanier, A. and J. Klein. 2011. Growing season length and soil moisture interactively constrain high elevation aboveground net primary production. Ecosystems. 14:963-974
Hudson, J.M.G., G.H.R. Henry, and W.K. Cornwell. 2011. Taller and larger: shifts in Arctic tundra leaf traits after 16 years of experimental warming. Global Change Biology 17:1013-1021
Johnson, D.W., W.W. Miller, B.M. Rau, and M.W. Meadows. 2011. The nature and potential causes of nutrient hotspots in a Sierra Nevada forest soil. Soil Science 176:596-610
Sherry, R.A., X. Zhou, S. Gu, J.A. Arnone, D.W. Johnson, D.S. Schimel, P.S.J. Verburg, L.L. Wallace and Y. Luo. 2011. Changes in duration of reproductive phases and lagged phenological response to experimental climate warming. Plant Ecology & Diversity 4: 23-35
Graae, B. J., R. Ejrnæs, S. Lang, E. Meineri, P. T. Ibarra, H. H. Bruun. 2011. Strong microsite control of seedling recruitment in tundra. Oecologia
Metcalfe, R. J., J. Nault and B. J. Hawkins. 2011. Adaptations to nitrogen form: comparing inorganic nitrogen and amino acid availability and uptake by four temperate forest plants. Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Smith, A. B.. 2011. Nutrient export in run-off from an in-field cattle overwinterimg site in east central Saskatchewan. University of Saskatchewan
Bilodeau-Gauthier, S.. 2011. Shoot and root responses of hybrid poplars to interspecific competition and soil fertility. l'Université du Québec à Montréal
Hammermeister, E.H. and C. Ball. 2011. A Summary of Fall 2011 Saskatchewan Soil Nutrient Supply. Soils and Crops
O'Hanlon, R.. 2011. The diversity of fungi in four Irish forest types. University of Limerick, PhD