Ernest D Osburn

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2024
Publications (10 Years): 9

Top Topics

Microbial Community

Arabidopsis Thaliana

Top Venues

Nature communications

ISME communications

FEMS microbiology ecology

Environmental microbiology

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Publications

Ernest D Osburn, Steven G McBride, Mohammad Bahram, Michael S Strickland
Global patterns in the growth potential of soil bacterial communities. Nature communications 15 (1) (2024)
Ernest D Osburn, Steven G McBride, Mohammad Bahram, Michael S Strickland
Global patterns in the growth potential of soil bacterial communities. Nature communications 15 (1) (2024)
Ernest D Osburn, Steven G McBride, Mohammad Bahram, Michael S Strickland
Global patterns in the growth potential of soil bacterial communities. Nature communications 15 (1) (2024)
Ernest D Osburn, Steven G McBride, Mohammad Bahram, Michael S Strickland
Global patterns in the growth potential of soil bacterial communities. Nature communications 15 (1) (2024)
Ernest D Osburn, Cooper Moon, Torrey Stephenson, Kawinwit Kittipalawattanapol, Menna Jones, Michael S Strickland, Laurel M Lynch
Disturbance of eucalypt forests alters the composition, function, and assembly of soil microbial communities. FEMS microbiology ecology (2023)
Ernest D Osburn, Gaowen Yang, Matthias C Rillig, Michael S Strickland
Evaluating the role of bacterial diversity in supporting soil ecosystem functions under anthropogenic stress. ISME communications 3 (1) (2023)
Ernest D Osburn, Brian D Badgley, Frank O'Neill Aylward, J E Barrett
Historical forest disturbance mediates soil microbial community responses to drought. Environmental microbiology 23 (11) (2021)
Ernest D Osburn, Frank O'Neill Aylward, J E Barrett
Historical land use has long-term effects on microbial community assembly processes in forest soils. ISME communications 1 (1) (2021)
Ernest D Osburn, Brian D Badgley, Brian D Strahm, Frank O Aylward, J E Barrett
Emergent properties of microbial communities drive accelerated biogeochemical cycling in disturbed temperate forests. Ecology 102 (12) (2021)