Brad Ripley
Rhodes University
H-index: 32
Africa-South Africa
Top articles of Brad Ripley
Title | Journal | Author(s) | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Sub-Antarctic plant N uptake in a changing world | Nita Pallet M Greve B Ripley M Cramer | 2024/2/22 | |
Rethinking the sub-Antarctic terrestrial N-cycle: evidence for organic N acquisition by Marion Island grasses | Polar Biology | Nita CM Pallett Brad S Ripley Michelle Greve Michael D Cramer | 2024/4/2 |
Drought susceptibility of southern African C4 grasses: Phylogenetically and photosynthetically determined? | Functional Ecology | Sarah L Raubenheimer Nic Venter Brad S Ripley | 2023/7 |
A doubling of atmospheric CO2 mitigates the effects of severe drought on maize through the preservation of soil water | Annals of Botany | BS Ripley TM Bopape S Vetter | 2022/4/11 |
Could CO2-induced changes to C4 grass flammability aggravate savanna woody encroachment? | African Journal of Range & Forage Science | Sarah Lynn Raubenheimer Kimberley Simpson Richard Carkeek Brad Ripley | 2022/1/2 |
CO2‐fertilisation enhances resilience to browsing in the recruitment phase of an encroaching savanna tree | Functional Ecology | Brad S Ripley Sarah L Raubenheimer Lavinia Perumal Maurice Anderson Emma Mostert | 2022/12 |
Could CO₂-induced changes to C₄ grass flammability aggravate savanna woody encroachment? | Sarah Lynn Raubenheimer Kimberley Simpson Richard Carkeek Brad Ripley | 2022 | |
Plant specialisation may limit climate‐induced vegetation change to within topographic and edaphic niches on a sub‐Antarctic Island | Functional Ecology | Michael D Cramer David W Hedding Michelle Greve Guy F Midgley Brad S Ripley | 2022/10 |
CO2‐stimulation of savanna tree seedling growth depends on interactions with local drivers | Journal of Ecology | Sarah L Raubenheimer Brad S Ripley | 2022/5 |
The effects of elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration on the biological control of invasive aquatic weeds | Aquatic Botany | Nompumelelo C Baso Julie A Coetzee Brad S Ripley Martin P Hill | 2021/3/1 |
Invasive grasses of sub-Antarctic Marion Island respond to increasing temperatures at the expense of chilling tolerance | Annals of botany | Brad S Ripley Amy Edwardes Marius W Rossouw Valdon R Smith Guy F Midgley | 2020/4/8 |
Atmospheric CO2 concentrations restrict the growth of Oxalis pes-caprae bulbs used by human inhabitants of the Paleo-Agulhas plain during the Pleistocene glacials | Z Faltein KJ Esler GF Midgley BS Ripley | 2020/5/1 |
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