Peer-reviewed

Pfennigwerth, AA, JK Bailey, JA Schweitzer. Trait variation along elevation gradients in a dominant woody shrub is population-specific and driven by plasticity. Accepted, AoB PLANTS.

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Pfennigwerth, AA, JK Bailey, M Van Nuland, JA Schweitzer. Seeing the forest for the soil: plant-soil biota interactions mediate forest responses to disturbance, but only in the right light. In revision.

 

Connell, RK, AA Pfennigwerth, AT Classen, C Kwit. 2016. Incorporating redispersal microsites into myrmecochory in eastern North American forests. Ecosphere 7:e01456.

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Van Nuland, ME, IM Ware, L Mueller, R Wooliver, AA Pfennigwerth, Q Read, JA Schweitzer, J Bailey. 2016. Plant-soil feedbacks: connecting ecosystem ecology and evolution. Functional Ecology 30:1032-1042.

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Wooliver, R, AA Pfennigwerth, JK Bailey, JA Schweitzer. 2016. Plant functional constraints guide macroevolutionary trade-offs in competitive and conservative growth responses to nitrogen. Functional Ecology 30:1099-1108.

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Pfennigwerth, AA, Albritton, JA, Evans, T. Six years of progress and novel method development for wetland detection and inventory in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. To be submitted to Park Science June 2017.

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Technical reports and popular science

Pfennigwerth, AA, JA Schweitzer. The great survivor: Rhododendron maximum varies across gradients in the southeastern US. In press, Journal of the American Rhododendron Society.

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Pfennigwerth, AA. 2015. Wading into the unknown: modeling wetland habitat suitability in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Technical Report submitted to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Gatlinburg, TN.

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Pfennigwerth, AA, SE Kuebbing. 2013. Direct costs associated with invasive non-native plants in Tennessee. Wildland Weeds 15:4-6.

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