Candice Y Lumibao

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Years Active: 2017-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

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Microorganisms

Ecology

Ecology letters

Ecology and evolution

University of Minnesota

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Affiliation History

University of Minnesota Aug 31 2014 - Aug 31 2016

United States

Postdoctoral Researcher :: Eology, Evolution and Behavior

Publications

Candice Y Lumibao, Yue Liu
Long-Term Contaminant Exposure Alters Functional Potential and Species Composition of Soil Bacterial Communities in Gulf Coast Prairies. Microorganisms 12 (7) (2024)
Candice Y Lumibao, Yue Liu
Long-Term Contaminant Exposure Alters Functional Potential and Species Composition of Soil Bacterial Communities in Gulf Coast Prairies. Microorganisms 12 (7) (2024)
Candice Y Lumibao, Yue Liu
Long-Term Contaminant Exposure Alters Functional Potential and Species Composition of Soil Bacterial Communities in Gulf Coast Prairies. Microorganisms 12 (7) (2024)
Candice Y Lumibao, Lorena Torres Martínez, J Patrick Megonigal, Sunshine A Van Bael, Michael J Blum
Microbial mediation of salinity stress response varies by plant genotype and provenance over time. Molecular ecology 31 (17) (2022)
Jeremiah A Henning, Linda Kinkel, Georgiana May, Candice Y Lumibao, Eric W Seabloom, Elizabeth T Borer
Plant diversity and litter accumulation mediate the loss of foliar endophyte fungal richness following nutrient addition. Ecology 102 (1) (2020)
Candice Y Lumibao, Elizabeth T Borer, Bradford Condon, Linda Kinkel, Georgiana May, Eric W Seabloom
Site-specific responses of foliar fungal microbiomes to nutrient addition and herbivory at different spatial scales. Ecology and evolution 9 (21) (2019)
Eric W Seabloom, Bradford Condon, Linda Kinkel, Kimberly J Komatsu, Candice Y Lumibao, Georgiana May, Rebecca L McCulley, Elizabeth T Borer
Effects of nutrient supply, herbivory, and host community on fungal endophyte diversity. Ecology 100 (9) (2019)
Candice Y Lumibao, Sean M Hoban, Jason McLachlan
Ice ages leave genetic diversity 'hotspots' in Europe but not in Eastern North America. Ecology letters 20 (11) (2017)

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