Ponisio lab members bolded, ***=undergraduate student, **=graduate student, * postdoc
~ in review/revision~ Stephens, S.; Thompson, S.; Boisrame, G.; Collins, B.; Ponisio, L.C.; Rakhmatulina, Katya; Steel, Z.; Stevens, J.; Wilkin, K.; van Wagtendonk, J. Fire, water, and biodiversity in the Sierra Nevada: A possible triple win (in review, Frontiers) Durant, J.* & Ponisio, L.C. Regional, honey-bee centered approach needed to incentivize grower adoption of bee-friendly practices in agriculture (in review, Frontiers in Sustainable Agriculture) Cohen, H.*, Smith, G.P.*, Sardinas, H., Zorn, J., McFrederick, Q.S., Woodard, S.H., Ponisio, L.C. Mass-flowering crops attract bees, amplifying parasitism (in review, Ecology Letters)
Smith, G.P.*, Gardner, J., Gibbs, J, Griswold, T. , Hauser, M., Yanega D., Ponisio, L.C. Sex-associated differences in the network roles of pollinators (in review, Ecology)
Cohen, H.*,Ponisio, L.C., Russell, K., McFrederick, Q.M., Philpott, S.M. Floral context determines parasite and pathogen outcomes for wild bees. In Revision Molecular Ecology
~ 2021 ~ Gaiarsa, M.P.*, Kremen, C.K. & Ponisio, L.C. Interaction flexibility predict pollinator population dynamics. (In press, Nature Ecology and Evolution).
~ 2020 ~ S. H. Woodard, S. Federman, R. R. James, B. N. Danforth, T. L. Griswold, D. Inouye, Q. S. McFrederick, L. Morandin, D. L. Paul, E. Sellers, J. P. Strange, M. Vaughan, N. M. Williams, M. G. Branstetter, C. Burns, J. Cane, A. B. Cariveau, D. P. Cariveau, A. Childers, C. Childers, D. L. Cox-Foster, E. C. Evans, K. K. Graham, K. Hackett, K. T. Huntzinger, R. E. Irwin, S. Jha, S. P. Lawson, C. Liang, M. M. López-Uribe, A. Melathopoulos, H. M.C. Moylett, C. Otto, L. C. Ponisio, L. L. Richardson, R. Rose, R. Singh, W. Wehling. Toward a U.S. nationalprogram for monitoringnativebees. Early view at Biological Conservation.
~ 2019 ~ Goldstein, B.R., Daniel Turek, D., Ponisio, L.C. and de Valpine, P. nimbleEcology: Distributions for Ecological Models in 'nimble'. R package version 0.1.0. https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=nimbleEcology
Ponisio, L.C., Valdovinos, F., Allhoff, K.T., Gaiarsa, M.P.*, Barner, A., Guimaraes, P., Hembry, D., Morrison, B., Gillespie., R. A network perspective for community assembly. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution. https://www.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fevo.2019.00103
Ponisio, L.C., de Valpine, P., M'Gonigle, L.K, Kremen, C. Proximity of restored hedgerows interacts with local floral diversity and species' traits to shape long‐term pollinator metacommunity dynamics. Ecol. Lett. 22:1048-1060 (pdf) (SI) (github)
Kremen, C., Albrech, M., Ponisio, L.C., Restoring pollinator communities and pollination services in hedgerows in intensively-managed agricultural landscapes. Chapter, Ecology Hedgerows and Field Margins. Eds. J.Dover. (contact LCP for a copy)
~ 2018 ~ Kremen, C. M'Gonigle, L.K., and Ponisio, L.C. 2018. Pollinator community assembly tracks changes in floral resources as restored hedgerows mature in agricultural landscapes. Front. Ecol. Evol. 6(170). (https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2018.00170) (data)
~ 2017 ~ Ponisio, L.C., Gaiarsa, M.P.* and Kremen, C. 2017. Opportunistic attachment assembles plant-pollinator networks. Ecology Letters 20:1261–1272 (pdf)(Github)
Wilkin, K.M., Ponisio, L.C., Fry, D.L., Tubbesing, C.L., Potts, J.B., Stephens, S.L. 2017. Fire hazard reduction has drawbacks for biodiversity. Fire Ecology 13(2):105-136. (pdf)
Ponisio, L.C. and M’Gonigle, L.K. 2017. Coevolution leaves a weak signal on ecological networks. Ecosphere. 8(4):e01798. (pdf) (GitHub) ~ 2016 ~ Ponisio, L.C. and Ehrlich, P.R. 2016. Diversification, Yield and a New Agricultural Revolution: Problems and Prospects. Sustainability 8(11):1118 (pdf)
Karp D.S., Moses, R., Gennet, S., Jones, M.S., Joseph, S., M’Gonigle, L.K., Ponisio, L.C., Snyder, W.E., and Kremen, C. 2016. Farming Practices for Food Safety Threaten Pest-Control Services to Fresh Produce. Journal of Applied Ecology 53(3):1402–1412 (pdf)
Sardinas, H.S., Tom, K.C.***, Ponisio, L.C., Rominger, A.J., and Kremen, C. 2016. Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) pollination in California’s Central Valley is limited by native bee nest site location. Ecological Applications 26(2):438–447 (pdf)
Sardinas, H.S., Ponisio, L.C. and Kremen, C. 2016. Hedgerow restoration does not enhance indicators of nest-site habitat quality or nesting rates of ground-nesting bees. Restoration Ecology 24(4):499–505 (pdf)
Ponisio, L.C., Wilkin, K.M., M’Gonigle, L.K., Kulhanek, K.***, Cook, L.***, Thorp, R., Griswold, T., Kremen, C. 2016. Pyrodiversity begets plant-pollinator community biodiversity. Global Change Biology 22(5):1794–1808 (pdf) (supplement)
Ponisio, L.C., M’Gonigle, L.K. and Kremen, C. 2016. On-farm habitat restoration curbs biotic homogenization in intensive agricultural landscape. Global Change Biology 22(2):704-715 (pdf) (supplement) Ponisio, L.C. and Kremen, C. 2016. System-level approach is needed to evaluate the transition to more sustainable agriculture. Proceedings of the Royal Society: B 283: 20152913 (pdf)
Leong, M., Ponisio, L.C., Kremen, C., Thorp, R.W., Roderick, G.K. 2016. Temporal dynamics of global change: bee community phenology in urban, agricultural, and natural landscapes. Global Change Biology 22(3):1046-1053 (pdf)
~ 2015~ M’Gonigle, L.K., Ponisio, L.C., Cutler, K., and Kremen, C. 2015. Habitat restoration promotes pollinator persistence and colonization in intensively-managed agriculture. Ecological Applications 25:1557–1565 (pdf) (data)
Ponisio, L.C., M’Gonigle, L.K., Mace, K.C. Palomino, J., de Valpine, P., Kremen, C. (2015). Diversification practices reduce organic to conventional yield gap. Proceedings of the Royal Society: B 282: 20141396 (pdf) (Github) (data)
~ 2010~ Bonebrake, T.C., Ponisio, L.C., Boggs. C.L. and Ehrlich, P.R. (2010) More than just indicators: Tropical butterfly ecology and conservation. Biological Conservation 143(8): 1831-1841 (pdf)
~ Book chapters ~ Mission and Relevance of National Parks, Science for Parks, Parks for Science: the next century, section editor. University of Chicago Press,
