PUBLICATIONS (*Co-first author)

1. Seyfried, G.S., Edwards, J.D., Kent, A.K., Dalling, J.W., Yang, W.H. Interactions between fungal communities and localized conservative N cycling in mixed mycorrhizal tropical forests. In revision at Plant and Soil.

2.     Fahey, C., Choi, D., Wang, J., Domke, G.M., Edwards, J.D., … & Parker, J.D. Canopy complexity drives positive effects of tree diversity on productivity in two tree diversity experiments. Ecology, 106(1): e4500

3.     *Edwards, J.D., *Love, S.J., Phillips, R.P., Parker J.D., … & Kivlin, S.N. (2024) Long- and short-term soil storage methods other than freezing can be useful for DNA-based microbial community analysis. Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 191: 109329.

4.     Edwards, J.D., Krichels, A.H., Seyfried, G.S., Dalling, J.W., Kent, A.D., & Yang, W.H. (2024) Soil microbial community response to ectomycorrhizal dominance in neotropical montane forests. Mycorrhiza, 1-11.

5.     *Love, S.J., *Edwards, J.D., … Bailey, J.K. & Kivlin, S.N. (2023) Identifying ecological and evolutionary research targets and risks in climate change studies to break barriers to broad inference. PLOS Climate, 2(12), e0000320.

6.     Lang, A.K., LaRue, E.A., Kivlin, S.N., Edwards, J.D., … & Fei, S. (2023) Forest structural diversity is linked to soil microbial diversity. Ecosphere. 14(11): e4702.

7.     Edwards, J.D., Cook, A.H., Yannarell, A.C., & Yang, W.H. (2022) Accelerated gross nitrogen cycling following garlic mustard invasion is linked with abiotic and biotic changes to soils. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change. 5: 1050542.

8.     Edwards, J.D., Yang, W.H., Yannarell, A.C. (2022) Soil microbial communities are not altered by garlic mustard in recently invaded central Illinois forests. Ecosphere. 13(4), e3967.

9. Edwards, J.D., Pittelkow, C.M., Kent, A.D, & Yang, W.H. (2018) Dynamic biochar effects on soil nitrous oxide emissions and underlying microbial processes during the maize growing season. Soil Biology and Biochemistry. 122: 81-90.