Publications by authors named "Steven T Brantley"

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Interacting contributions of climate and land use change to sediment yield in an agricultural geographically isolated wetland from 1940 to 2022.
Frances C O'Donnell, Chloe Eggert, Benjamin C Webster, Coleman J Barrie, Suranjana Chatterjee, Steven T Brantley

J Environ Qual· December 2025

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Forest land cover optimization for water management in the Ichawaynochaway creek basin.
Chambers J English, Seth E Younger, Steven T Brantley, Puneet Dwivedi, Daniel Markewitz

Sci Rep· July 2025

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Impacts of longleaf pine (Pinus palustris Mill.) on long-term hydrology at the watershed scale.
Seth E Younger, Jeffery B Cannon, Steven T Brantley

Sci Total Environ· December 2023

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Warmer temperatures reduce net carbon uptake, but do not affect water use, in a mature southern Appalachian forest.
A ChristopherOishi, Chelcy F Miniat, Kimberly A Novick, Steven T Brantley, James M Vose

Agric For Meteorol· January 2018

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Declining water yield from forested mountain watersheds in response to climate change and forest mesophication.
Peter V Caldwell, Chelcy F Miniat, Katherine J Elliott, Wayne T Swank, Steven T Brantley

Glob Chang Biol· September 2016

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Barrier island morphology and sediment characteristics affect the recovery of dune building grasses following storm-induced overwash.
Steven T Brantley, Spencer N Bissett, Donald R Young, Catherine W V Wolner, Laura J Moore

PLoS One· May 2015

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Contribution of sunflecks is minimal in expanding shrub thickets compared to temperate forest.
Steven T Brantley, Donald R Young

Ecology· April 2009

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Shifts in litterfall and dominant nitrogen sources after expansion of shrub thickets.
Steven T Brantley, Donald R Young

Oecologia· March 2008

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Leaf-area index and light attenuation in rapidly expanding shrub thickets.
Steven T Brantley, Donald R Young

Ecology· February 2007

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