Amity L. Williams

发表

The impacts of rising CO2 concentrations on Australian terrestrial species and ecosystems

M. Hovenden, Mark J. Hovenden, Amity L. Williams, 2010 .

Flowering phenology in a species-rich temperate grassland is sensitive to warming but not elevated CO2.

P. Newton, J. K. Vander Schoor, M. Hovenden, 2008, The New phytologist.

Soil carbon storage under simulated climate change is mediated by plant functional type

E. Pendall, M. Hovenden, Y. Osanai, 2011 .

Climate Change in Southwest Australian Shrublands: Response to Altered Rainfall and Temperature

Amity L. Williams, A. Williams, 2014 .

Elevated CO2 and warming impacts on flowering phenology in a southern Australian grassland are related to flowering time but not growth form, origin or longevity

M. Hovenden, K. Wills, Amity L. Williams, 2008 .

Warming prevents the elevated CO2‐induced reduction in available soil nitrogen in a temperate, perennial grassland

P. Newton, J. K. Vander Schoor, M. Hovenden, 2008 .

Changes in the microbial community structure of bacteria, archaea and fungi in response to elevated CO(2) and warming in an Australian native grassland soil.

Eoin L. Brodie, G. Andersen, T. DeSantis, 2012, Environmental microbiology.

Flowering, seed production and seed mass in a species-rich temperate grassland exposed to FACE and warming

P. Newton, M. Hovenden, K. Wills, 2007 .

Warming and free-air CO2 enrichment alter demographics in four co-occurring grassland species.

P. Newton, J. K. Vander Schoor, M. Hovenden, 2007, The New phytologist.