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    Present-day testing of a paleoecological pattern : is there really a latitudinal difference in leaf-feeding insect-damage diversity?

    Present-day testing of a paleoecological pattern : is there really a latitudinal difference in leaf-feeding insect-damage diversity? by Adams, Jonathan M., Brusa, Anthony, Soyeong, Ahn, Nuruddin, Ahmad Ainuddin

    Published 2010
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    A further test of a palaeoecological thermometer: Tropical rainforests have more herbivore damage university than temperate forests.

    A further test of a palaeoecological thermometer: Tropical rainforests have more herbivore damage university than temperate forests. by Nuruddin, Ahmad Ainuddin, Adams, Jonathan M., Ahn, Soyeon, Mei, Ling Lee

    Published 2011
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    Do tropical forest leaves suffer more insect herbivory? A comparison of tropical versus temperate herbivory, estimated from leaf litter

    Do tropical forest leaves suffer more insect herbivory? A comparison of tropical versus temperate herbivory, estimated from leaf litter by Adams, Jonathan M., Zhang, Yangjian, Hamzah, Mohd Basri, Ab Shukor, Nor Aini

    Published 2009
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    Rainforest conversion to rubber plantation may not result in lower soil diversity of bacteria, fungi, and nematodes

    Rainforest conversion to rubber plantation may not result in lower soil diversity of bacteria, fungi, and nematodes by Kerfahi, Dorsaf, Tripathi, Binu Mani, Dong, Ke, Go, Rusea, Adams, Jonathan M.

    Published 2016
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    Do tropical rain forest soils have greater nematode diversity than high arctic tundra? a metagenetic comparison of Malaysia and Svalbard

    Do tropical rain forest soils have greater nematode diversity than high arctic tundra? a metagenetic comparison of Malaysia and Svalbard by Kerfahi, Dorsaf, Tripathi, Binu M., Porazinska, Dorota L., Park, Jungok, Go, Rusea, Adams, Jonathan M.

    Published 2016
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    Distinctive Phyllosphere bacterial communities in tropical trees.

    Distinctive Phyllosphere bacterial communities in tropical trees. by Kim, Mincheol, Singh, Dharmesh, Ang, Lai Hoe, Go, Rusea, Abdul Rahim, Raha, Nuruddin, Ahmad Ainuddin, Jongsik, Chun, Adams, Jonathan M.

    Published 2012
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    pH dominates variation in tropical soil archaeal diversity and community structure

    pH dominates variation in tropical soil archaeal diversity and community structure by Tripathi, Binu M., Kim, Mincheol, Ang, Lai Hoe, Ab Shukor, Nor Aini, Abdul Rahim, Raha, Go, Rusea, Adams, Jonathan M.

    Published 2013
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    From the high arctic to the equator: do soil metagenomes differ according to our expectations?

    From the high arctic to the equator: do soil metagenomes differ according to our expectations? by Kerfahi, Dorsaf, Tripathi, Binu M., Dong, Ke, Kim, Mincheol, Kim, Hyoki, Ferry Slik, J. W., Go, Rusea, Adams, Jonathan M.

    Published 2019
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    Spatial scaling effects on soil bacterial communities in Malaysian tropical forests

    Spatial scaling effects on soil bacterial communities in Malaysian tropical forests by Tripathi, Binu Mani, Lee Cruz, Larisa, Kim, Mincheol, Singh, Dharmesh, Go, Rusea, Ab. Shukor, Nor Aini, Mohd Hanif, Ahmad Husni, Chun, Jongsik, Adams, Jonathan M.

    Published 2014
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    Soil pH and biome are both key determinants of soil archaeal community structure

    Soil pH and biome are both key determinants of soil archaeal community structure by Tripathia, Binu M., Kim, Mincheol, Tateno, Ryunosuke, Kim, Woosung, Wang, Jianjun, Ang, Lai Hoe, Ab. Shukor, Nor Aini, Abdul Rahim, Raha, Go, Rusea, Adams, Jonathan M.

    Published 2015
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