Jennifer A. Schweitzer

The paper shows that climate change velocity drives rapid evolution in bud break phenology in trailing-edge populations of a riparian tree species.

This study investigates how plant neighbors influence resource allocation and biotic interactions through above- and belowground processes, showing neighbor identity affects plant function and microbial relationships.

The paper shows rare plant species gain biomass when interacting with genetically intermediate neighbors, while all plants grow better with common species, highlighting the role of rarity and phylogeny in plant-plant interactions.