Papers by Thomas Whitham

	A geographic mosaic of tri-trophic interactions: Bottom-up and top-down selection forces change across the landscape
	Bottom-up forces affecting arthropod community diversity through space and time
	Community heritability, repeatability, and stability: The arthropod community of Populus angustifolia over 3 years
	Non-additive effects of biotic interactions on litter decomposition
	Restoration ecology in the age of genetic information: Using genetic tools to guide restoration success
	Separating the role of genetics and environment in determining the mycorrhizal community composition of hybridizing cottonwoods
	Shifts in mycorrhizal fungal communities due to plant competition, parasitism and herbivory: Consequences for fungi and host plants
	The importance of genetic diversity in riparian restoration