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Megan E Frederickson

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2023
Publications (10 Years): 16

Top Venues

Proceedings. Biological sciences

Molecular ecology

American journal of botany

mBio

University of Toronto

Stanford University (PHD)

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Affiliation History

University of Toronto Jul 1o 2014

Canada

Associate Professor :: Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Education History

Stanford University

United States

PHD :: Biological Sciences

Publications

Tia L Harrison, Zoe A Parshuram, Megan E Frederickson, John R Stinchcombe
Is there a latitudinal diversity gradient for symbiotic microbes? A case study with sensitive partridge peas. Molecular ecology (2023)
Anna M O'Brien, Jason R Laurich, Megan E Frederickson
Evolutionary consequences of microbiomes for hosts: impacts on host fitness, traits, and heritability. Evolution; international journal of organic evolution (2023)
Christopher Carlson, Megan E Frederickson
An emerging view of coevolution in the legume-rhizobium mutualism. Molecular ecology (2023)
Pooja Nathan, Evan P Economo, Benoit Guénard, Anna K Simonsen, Megan E Frederickson
Generalized mutualisms promote range expansion in both plant and ant partners. Proceedings. Biological sciences 290 (2006) (2023)
Jason R Laurich, Christopher G Reid, Caroline Biel, Tianbi Wu, Christopher Knox, Megan E Frederickson
Genetic architecture of multiple mutualisms and mating system in Turnera ulmifolia. Journal of evolutionary biology (2022)
Zoe A Parshuram, Tia L Harrison, Anna K Simonsen, John R Stinchcombe, Megan E Frederickson
Nonsymbiotic legumes are more invasive, but only if polyploid. The New phytologist (2022)
Megan E Frederickson, Aspen T Reese
Microbial Ecology and Evolution Are Essential for Understanding Pandemics. mBio 12 (5) (2021)
Rebecca T Batstone, Anna M O'Brien, Tia L Harrison, Megan E Frederickson
Experimental evolution makes microbes more cooperative with their local host genotype. Science (New York, N.Y.) 370 (6515) (2020)
Megan E Frederickson
No selection for cheating in a natural meta-population of rhizobia. Ecology letters 23 (2) (2020)
Rebecca T Batstone, Madeline A E Peters, Anna K Simonsen, John R Stinchcombe, Megan E Frederickson
Environmental variation impacts trait expression and selection in the legume-rhizobium symbiosis. American journal of botany 107 (2) (2020)
Kirsten M Prior, Shannon A Meadley-Dunphy, Megan E Frederickson
Interactions between seed-dispersing ant species affect plant community composition in field mesocosms. The Journal of animal ecology 89 (11) (2020)
Susan C C Gordon, Shannon A Meadley-Dunphy, Kirsten M Prior, Megan E Frederickson
Asynchrony between ant seed dispersal activity and fruit dehiscence of myrmecochorous plants. American journal of botany 106 (1) (2019)
Pierre-Jean G Malé, Kyle M Turner, Manjima Doha, Ina Anreiter, Aaron M Allen, Marla B Sokolowski, Megan E Frederickson
An ant-plant mutualism through the lens of cGMP-dependent kinase genes. Proceedings. Biological sciences 284 (1862) (2018)
Rebecca T Batstone, Kelly A Carscadden, Michelle E Afkhami, Megan E Frederickson
Using niche breadth theory to explain generalization in mutualisms. Ecology 99 (5) (2018)
Christopher C M Baker, Dino J Martins, Julianne N Peláez, Johan P J Billen, Anne Pringle, Megan E Frederickson, Naomi E Pierce
Distinctive fungal communities in an obligate African ant-plant mutualism. Proceedings. Biological sciences 284 (1850) (2018)
Tia L Harrison, Anna K Simonsen, John R Stinchcombe, Megan E Frederickson
More partners, more ranges: generalist legumes spread more easily around the globe. Biology letters 14 (11) (2018)

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Megan E Frederickson