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2023
2022

Davis, K.T., et al. (including N.S. Gill; 63 authors). 2023. Reduced fire severity offers near-term buffer to climate-driven declines in conifer resilience across the western United States. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), 120:e2208120120 DOI:10.1073/pnas.2208120120

 

Gill, N.S., J. Stallman, L. Pratt, J. Lewicki, T. Elias, P.A. Nadeau, and S. Yelenik. 2023. Out of the frying pan and into the fire: effects of volcanic heat and other stressors on the conservation of a critically endangered plant in Hawaiʻi. Environmental Conservation. DOI 10.1017/S0376892922000480

 

Durboraw, T.D., C.W. Boal, M.S. Fleck, and N.S. Gill. 2022. Long-term recovery of Mexican spotted owl nesting habitat after fire in the Lincoln National Forest, New Mexico. Fire Ecology, 18:31.

2025

Lechnar, C.G., G.K. Gyan, R. Puckett, R.D. Cox, B.A. Grisham, and N.S. Gill. 2025. Postfire herbicide application reduces Macartney Rose in Attwater's Prairie-Chicken habitat. Rangeland Ecology and Management 98: 237-245.

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Bowers, D.A., N.S. Gill, and D.W. Schwilk. In press. No recent invader: Spatial age structure of Juniperus ashei in Central Texas. The Southwestern Naturalist, 70:1-11. DOI:10.1894/0038-4909-70.1.2

 

Lin, Z., W. Guo, N.S. Gill, G. Ritchie, B. Kelly, and X. Song. 2025. Open Cotton Boll Detection using LiDAR Point Clouds and RGB Images from Unmanned Aerial Systems. Current Plant Biology, 43:100519. DOI:10.1016/j.cpb.2025.100519.

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Schwilk, D., A. Alam, N.S. Gill, B.R. Murray, R.H. Nolan, S. Ondei, G.L.W. Perry, A.M.S. Smith, D.M.J.S. Bowman, A. Fidelis, P. Jaureguiberry, I.O. Menor, B.H.P. Rosado, H. Roland, M. Yebra, S.G. Yelenik, and T.J. Curran. 2025. From plant traits to fire behavior: scaling issues in flammability studies. American Journal of Botany, 112: e70040. DOI:10.1002/ajb2.70040

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2021

Rodman, Kyle C., Robert A. Andrus, Amanda R. Carlson, Trevor A. Carter, Teresa B. Chapman, Jonathan D. Coop, Paula J. Fornwalt, Nathan S. Gill, Brian J. Harvey, Ashley E. Hoffman, Katharine C. Kelsey, Dominik Kulakowski, Daniel C. Laughlin, Jenna E. Morris, José F. Negrón, Katherine M. Nigro, Gregory S. Pappas, Miranda D. Redmond, Charles C. Rhoades, Monique E. Rocca, Zoe H. Schapira, Jason S. Sibold, Camille S. Stevens-Rumann, Thomas T. Veblen, Jianmin Wang, Xiaoyang Zhang, Sarah J. Hart. 2022. Rocky Mountain forests are poised to recover following bark beetle outbreaks but with altered composition. Journal of Ecology, 00, 1– 21.

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Gill, N.S., M.G. Turner, C.D. Brown, S.I. Glassman, S.L. Haire, W.D. Hansen, E. Pansing, S.B. St Clair, and D.F. Tomback. 2022. Limitations to propagule dispersal will constrain post-fire recovery of plants and fungi in western coniferous forests. BioScience, 72:347-364.

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Nagy, R.C., J.K. Balch, E.K. Bissell, M.E. Cattau, N.F. Glenn, B.S. Halpern, N. Ilangakoon, B. Johnson, M.B. Joseph, S. Marconi, C. O’Riordan, J. Sanovia, T.L. Swetnam, W.R. Travis, L.A. Wasse, P.L. Zarnetske and 2019 NEON Science Summit Participants (including N.S. Gill; 118 authors). 2021. Harnessing the NEON data revolution to advance open environmental science with a diverse and data-capable community. Ecosphere 12( 12):e03833.

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Guz, J., N.S. Gill, and D. Kulakowski. 2021. Long-term empirical evidence of post-disturbance climate controlling forest regeneration. Journal of Ecology, 109:4007-4024.

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Hamilton, N.P., S.G. Yelenik, T.D. Durboraw, R.D. Cox, and N.S. Gill. 2021. Understanding grass invasion, fire severity, and Acacia koa regeneration for forest restoration in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. Land, 10:962.

 
Gill, N.S., A. Mahood, C. Meier, R. Muthukrishnan, R.C. Nagy, E. Stricker, K. Duffy, L. Petri, and J. Morisette. 2021. Six central questions about biological invasions to which NEON data science is poised to contribute. Ecosphere 12:e03728.

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Rodman, K., R. Andrus, C. Butkiewicz, T. Chapman, N.S. Gill, B. Harvey, D. Kulakowski, N. Tutland, T. Veblen, and S. Hart. 2021. Effects of Bark Beetle Outbreaks on Forest Landscape Pattern in the Southern Rocky Mountains, U.S.A. Remote Sensing, 13:1089
 

Gill, N.S., T.J. Hoecker and M.G. Turner. 2021. The propagule doesn't fall far from the tree, especially after short-interval fire. Ecology 102(1): e03194.

2020

Gill, N.S., D. Jarvis, J. Rogan, and D. Kulakowski. 2020. Disturbance interactions modulate how litter and herbaceous cover influence conifer regeneration after fire. International Journal of Wildland Fire 29(6): 519-529.

2018

Gill, N.S., S. Yelenik, P. Banko, C. Dixon, K. Jaenecke, and R. Peck. (2018). Invasive rat control is an efficient, yet insufficient, method for recovery of the critically endangered Hawaiian plant hau kuahiwi (Hibiscadelphus giffardianus). PLoS ONE 13(11): e0208106.

2017
Gill, NS, F Sangermano, B Buma and D Kulakowski (2017). Constraints on Populus tremuloides seedling establishment: an underexplored vector for forest type conversion after multiple disturbances. Forest Ecology and Management 404:156-164.
Gill, NS, D Jarvis, TT Veblen, STA Pickett and D Kulakowski (2017). Is initial post-disturbance regeneration indicative of longer-term trajectories? Ecosphere. DOI:10.1002/ecs2.1924.
2016
Gill, NS and F Sangermano (2016). Africanized honeybee habitat suitability: a comparison between models for southern Utah and southern California. Applied Geography 76:14-21. 
2014
Bekker, MF,  RJ DeRose, BM Buckley, RK Kjelgren, and NS Gill (2014). A 576-Year Weber River Streamflow Reconstruction from Tree Rings for Water Resource Risk Assessment in the Wasatch Front, Utah. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 50:1338–1348.
2012
Gill, NS (2012). Preliminary Reconstructions of Streamflow for Three Rivers in the Southern and Central Wasatch Front, Utah.Proceedings of The National Conference  On Undergraduate Research.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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