Jornada Bibliography
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1998. Application of an individual-based model for sand grasslands in Hungary. Advances in Community Ecology. :197-207.
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1998. Application of mechanistic simulation models in predicting the impact of climate change on the dynamics of sand grasslands. Climate change and its impacts. :137-146.
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2000. Effects of small patchy distrubances on plant species diversity at a semiarid grassland ecotone. 85th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. :393.
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1999. The importance of landscape-scale processes in the vegetation of sand grasslands along a climatic gradient. 84th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. 80:270.
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2000. The influence of kangaroo rat mounds on species diversity and abundance in two grassland types at a semiarid ecotone. 85th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. :300.
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1999. Plant species associations with different patch types at a semiarid-arid grassland ECOTONE. 5<sup>th</sup> World Congress, International Association for Landscape Ecology. I (A-K):85-86.
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1998. Plant species diversity along a climatic gradient in the southwestern US. 83rd Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. 79:185.
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1998. Comparative study of grasslands along aridity gradients. Proceedings of the VII INTECOL: New tasks for ecologists after Rio. :236.
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2000. Organization of grasslands along ecological gradients: US-Hungarian LTER grassland cooperation. Proceedings of the ILTER Regional Workshop. :67-76.
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2004. Distribution of plant species at a transition zone between the shortgrass steppe and the Chihuahuan Desert grassland. Journal of Vegetation Science. 15:531-538.
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2016. Few multiyear precipitation–reduction experiments find a shift in the productivity–precipitation relationship. Global Change Biology. 22:2570-2581.
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2002. Vegetation and climate characteristics of arid and semi-arid grasslands in North America and their biome transition zone. Journal of Arid Environments. 51:55-78.
