Luquillo Bibliography

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Journal Article
Wen, S., Fetcher N., & Zimmerman J. K. (2008).  Acclimation of tropical tree species to hurricane disturbance: ontogenetic differences. Tree Physiology. 935-946.
Walker, L. R., Shiels A. B., Bellingham P. J., Sparrow A. D., Fetcher N., Landau F. H., et al. (2013).  Changes in abiotic influences on seed plants and ferns during 18 years of primary succession on Puerto Rican landslides. Journal of Ecology. 1-17. Abstract
Fernandez, D. S., & Fetcher N. (1991).  Changes in light availability following Hurricane Hugo in a subtropical montane forest in Puerto Rico. Biotropica. 23, 393-399.
Gonzalez, G., Zou X. M., Sabat A., & Fetcher N. (1999).  Earthworm abundance and distribution pattern in contrasting plant communities within a tropical wet forest in Puerto Rico. Caribbean Journal of Science. 35(1), 93-100.
Walker, L. R., Zarin D. J., Fetcher N., Myster R. W., & Johnson A. H. (1996).  Ecosystem development and plant succession on landslides in the Caribbean. Biotropica. 28, 566-576.
Myster, R. W., & Fetcher N. (2005).  Ecotypic differentiation and plant growth in the Luquillo mountains of Puerto Rico. Journal of Tropical Forest Science. 17(1), 163-169.
de Castro, F., & Fetcher N. (1999).  The effect of leaf clustering in the interception of light in vegetal canopies: theoretical considerations. Ecological Modelling. 116, 125-134.
Walker, L. R., Voltzow J., Ackerman J. D., Fernandez D. S., & Fetcher N. (1992).  Immediate impact of Hurricane Hugo on a Puerto Rican rain forest. Ecology. 73(2), 691-694.
Fetcher, N., Cordero R. A., & Voltzow J. (1999).  Lack of ecotypic differentiation: Plant response to elevation, population origin, and wind in the Luquillo Mountains, Puerto Rico. Biotropica. 32, 225-234.
Wang, H., Hall C. A. S., F.Scatena, Fetcher N., & Wei W. (2003).  Modeling the spatial and temporal variability in climate and primary productivity across the Luquillo Mountains, Puerto Rico. Forest Ecology and Management. 179(1), 69-94.
Uriarte, M., Canham C. D., Thompson J., Zimmerman J. K., Murphy L., Sabat A. M., et al. (2009).  Natural disturbance and human land use as determinants of tropical forest dynamics: results from a forest simulator. Ecological monographs. 79(3), 423-443. Abstract
Zimmerman, J. K., Pulliam W. M., Lodge D. J., Quinones-Orfila V., Fetcher N., Guzman-Grajales S., et al. (1995).  Nitrogen immobilization by decomposing woody debris and the recovery of tropical wet forest from hurricane damage. Oikos. 72, 314-322.
Vavrek, M. C., Fetcher N., McGraw J. B., Shaver G. R., Chapin-III F. S., Bovard B., et al. (1999).  Recovery of productivity and species diversity in Tussock tundra following disturbance. Artic, Antartic, and Alpine Research . 31, 254-258.
Fetcher, N., Haines B., Cordero R., Lodge D. J., L.R.Walker, Fernandez D., et al. (1996).  Responses of tropical plants to nutrients and light on a landslide in Puerto Rico. Journal of Ecology. 331-341.
Book Chapter
Fetcher, N., Wen S., Montana A., & de Castro F. (2003).  Photosynthetic response of hybrid mahogany grown under contrasting light regimes. (Lugo, A., Colon, J.C. Figueroa, Alayon, M., Ed.).Big-leaf mahogany: Genetics, ecology, and management. Ecological Studies Series. 159, 117-128.
Brokaw, N., Zimmerman J. K., Willig M. R., Camilo G. R., Covich A. P., Crowl T. A., et al. (2012).  Response to Disturbance. (Brokaw, N., Crowl, T. A., Lugo, A.E., McDowell, W.H., Scatena, F.N., Waide, R.B., Willig, M.R., Ed.).A Caribbean Forest Tapestry: The Multidimensional Nature of Disturbance and Response. Abstract