Luquillo Bibliography

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Rudel, T., Schneider L. C., & Uriarte M. (2009).  Forest transitions: An introduction. Land Use Policy. 27, 95-97.
Ruan, H. H., Zou X. M., Scatena F. N., & Zimmerman J. K. (2004).  Asynchronous fluctuation of soil microbial biomass and plant litterfall in a tropical wet forest. Plant and Soil. 260, 147-154.
Ruan, H. H., Li Y., & Zou X. M. (2005).  Soil communities and plant litter decomposition as influenced by forest debris: Variation across tropical riparian and upland sites. Pedobiologia. 49, 529-538.
Rosenberg, D. M., Cully M. P., & Pringle C. M. (2000).  Global-Scale environmental effects of hydrological alterations: Introduction.(A special issue devoted to hydrological alterations). Bioscience. 50(9), 746-751.
Rojas, C., Schnittler M., Biffi D., & Stephenson S. L. (2008).  Microhabitat and niche separation in species of Ceratiomyxa. Mycologia. 100(6), 843-850.
Rogers, J. D., Laessoe T., & Lodge D. J. (1991).  Camillea: new combinations and a new species. Mycologia. 83, 224-227.
Rodriquez-Pedraza, C. D. (1993).  Efectos del huracan Hugo sobre plantaciones y bosques secundarios pareados en el Bosque Experimental de Luquillo, Puerto Rico.
Rodriguez, C., Borges S., Martinez M. A., Fragoso C., James S., & Gonzalez G. (2003).  "Estado actual del conocimiento taxonómico y ecológico de las lombrices de tierra en las islas caribeñas". (Brown, G, Ed.).Proceedings Book of the Latin-American Symposium of Earthworm Ecology and Taxonomy in Brazil.
Robinson, R. C., Sheffield E., & Sharpe J. M. (2010).  Problem ferns: their impact and management. (Mehltreter, K., Walker, L.R., Sharpe, J.M., Ed.).Fern Ecology. 255-322.
Rivera-Ramirez, H. D., Warner G. S., & Scatena F. N. (2002).  Prediction of master recession curves and baseflow recessions in the Luquillo Mountains of Puerto Rico. Journal of the American Water Resources Association. 38(3), 693-704.
Rivera Figueroa, F. J. (2008).  Efecto de un disturbio natural en el perfil de acidos grasos de comunidades microbianas en el bosque experimental de Luquillo en Puerto Rico. Master, 123.
Rivera, L. W., Zimmerman J. K., & Aide T. M. (2000).  Forest recovery in abandoned agricultural lands in a karst region of the Dominican Republic.. Plant Ecology. 148, 115-125.
Rivera, H. D. (1999).  Peak flow analysis and recession curve analysis for watersheds in the Luquillo Mountains of Puerto Rico.
Rifkein, S. A. (2012).  Floral morphology, flower visitors, and autonomous pollination in the family Rubiaceae in the Luquillo Experimental Forest (Puerto Rico). Master, 49.
Ricklefs, R., Kalin-Arroyo M. T., Latham R. E., Lewinsohn T. M., Lodge D. J., Crowe T., et al. (1995).  The distribution of biodiversity Global Biodiversity Assessment. (Heywood, V.H., Ed.). 139-173.
Richardson, B. A. (1999).  The Bromeliad Microcosm and the assessment of faunal diversity in a Neotropical forest. Biotropica. 31(2), 321-336.
Richardson, B. A., & Richardson M. J. (In Press).  Litter Invertebrate Communities along an Elevational Gradients. Oikos - Ecological Bulletins. 54, Abstract
Richardson, B. A. (2004).  Tank Bromeliads: Faunal Ecology. (Lowman, M.D., Rinker, H.B., Ed.).ForestCanopies - 2nd Edition. 195- 198.
Richardson, B. A., & Hull G. A. (2000).  Insect colonization sequences in bracts of Heliconia caribaea in Puerto Rico. Ecological Entomology. 25, 460-466.
Richardson, M. J. (2008).  Records of Coprophilous Fungi from the Lesser Antilles and Puerto Rico. Caribbean Journal of Science. 44(2), 206-214.
Richardson, B. A., Richardson M. J., Scatena F. N., & McDowell W. H. (2000).  Effects of nutrient availability and other elevational changes on bromeliad populations and their invertebrate communities in a humid tropical forest in Puerto Rico. Journal of Tropical Ecology. 16, 167-188.
Richardson, B. A., Richardson M. J., & Soto-Adames F. N. (2005).  Separating the effects of forest type and elevation on the diversity of litter invertebrate communities in a humid tropical forest in Puerto Rico. Journal of Animal Ecology. 74(5), 926-936.
Richardson, B. A., Richardson M. J., Gonzalez G., Shiels A. B., & Srivastava D. S. (2010).  A Canopy Trimming Experiment in Puerto Rico: The Response of Litter Invertebrate Communities to Canopy Loss and Debris Deposition in a Tropical Forest Subject to Hurricanes. Ecosystems. 11, 286-301. Abstract
Richardson, B. A., Borges S., & Richardson M. J. (2006).  Differences Between Epigeic Worm Populations in Tank Bromeliads from Puerto Rico and Dominica. Caribbean Journal of Science. 42, 380-385.
Richardson, B. A., Rogers C., & Richardson M. J. (2000).  Nutrients, diversity, and community structure of two phytotelm systems in a lower montane forest, Puerto Rico. Ecological Entomology. 25, 348-356.