Lauchlan Fraser
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Research Interests
- Ecosystem reclamation
- Biodiversity
- Grassland and wetland ecosystems
- Climate change
- Range management
- Food web theory
Biography
I am a community and ecosystem ecologist with an interest in the study of grasslands and wetlands. I investigate basic research questions in plant ecology as well as applied science for land management. To understand the processes that control plant communities and ecosystem processes, I take an integrated, multi-disciplinary approach.
Recent Citations for Lauchlan Fraser
- Litter decomposition rates of two grass species along a semi-arid grassland-forest ecocline
- “Brown” world invertebrates contradict “green” world biodiversity theory
- A comparative assessment of seedling survival and biomass accumulation for fourteen wetland plant species grown under minor water-depth differences
- A new model of carbon and phosphorus transfers in arbuscular mycorrhizae
- The interacting effects of herbivore exclosures and seed addition in a wet meadow
- Hydrology, water chemistry and vegetation characteristics of a tamarack bog in Bath Township, Ohio: Towards restoration and enhancement
- Coordinated distributed experiments: An emerging tool for testing global hypotheses in ecology and environmental science
- Using three pairs of competitive indices to test for changes in plant competition under different resource and disturbance levels
- Climate change experiments in temperate grasslands: Synthesis and future directions
- Cell-to-cell pollution reduction effectiveness of domestic treatment wetlands
- Is spotted knapweed (Centaurea stoebe L.) patch size related to the effect on soil and vegetation properties?
- Life-cycle economic model of small treatment wetlands for domestic wastewater disposal
- The interacting effects of temperature and plant community type on nutrient removal in wetland microcosms
- Does cattle grazing affect ant abundance and diversity in temperate grasslands?
- Plant community functional shifts in response to livestock grazing in intermountain depressional wetlands in British Columbia, Canada
- Effect of minor water depth treatments on competitive effect and response of eight wetland plants
- Epigeal spider responses to fertilization and plant litter: Testing biodiversity theory at the ground level
- Plant community establishment in a restored wetland: Effects of soil removal
- Effects of mycorrhizal inoculant, N:P supply ration, and water level on the growth and biomass allocation of three wetland plant species
- Wet and wonderful: The world’s largest wetlands are conservation priorities
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