Charles E. Mitchell

The paper predicts disease risk in a multi-pathogen system by integrating environmental factors and host infection history, showing both are critical for accurate forecasts.

This study shows that the seasonal assembly of the fungal microbiome on grass leaves is robust to nutrient addition, with diversity increasing early in the season and nutrient effects being less significant than seasonal changes.

The paper tests how nutrient addition affects disease epidemics across individual and community levels, finding direct and indirect pathways with mixed support for hypotheses.

The paper investigates how nutrient availability and pathogen arrival order affect coinfection outcomes in grass plants with two fungal pathogens.