A 88. J. Harte, M. Torn, F.R. Chang, B. Feiferek, A. Kinzig, R. Shaw and
K. Shen, \"Global Warming and Soil Microclimate: Results from a Meadow
Warming Experiment,\" [Ecological Applications,]{.underline}
[5]{.underline} (17): 132-150 (1995).

A 89. J. Harte and R. Shaw, \"Shifting Dominance Within a Montane
Vegetation Community: Results of a Climate Warming Experiment.\"
[Science]{.underline}, [267]{.underline}: 876-880 (1995).

A 96. M.Torn and J. Harte, \"Methane Consumption by Montane Soils:
Implications for Positive and Negative Feedback with Climate Change.\"
[Biogeochemistry,]{.underline} [32]{.underline}:53-67 (1996).

A 97. J. Harte, A. Rawa, and V. Price, \"Effects of Manipulated Soil
Microclimate on Mesofauna Biomass and Diversity\", [Soil Biology and
Biochemistry]{.underline}, [28]{.underline}(3):313-322 (1996).

A 98. M. Loik and J. Harte, "High Temperature Tolerance for [Artemisia
tridentata]{.underline} and [Potentilla gracilis]{.underline} under a
Climate Change Manipulation". [Oecologia]{.underline},
[108]{.underline}:224-231 (1996).

A 102. M. Loik and J. Harte, "Drought Tolerance in leaves Exposed to a
Climate Warming Manipulation in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado",
[Environmental and Experimental Botany, 37]{.underline}: 115-123(1997).

A 107. S. Saleska, J. Harte and M. Torn, "The Effect of Experimental
Ecosystem Warming on Net CO~2~ Fluxes in a Montane Meadow". [Global
Change Biology 5]{.underline}, 125-141 (1999).

B 113. K. Shen and J. Harte, "Ecosystem Climate Manipulations", pp.
353-369 in: Sala, O., Jackson, R., Mooney, H., and Howarth, R., Eds.,
[Methods in Ecosystem Science]{.underline}, Springer-Verlag, NY (2000).

A 115. M. Shaw, M. Loik, and J. Harte, "Gas Exchange and Water Relations
of Two Rocky Mountain Shrub Species Exposed to a Climate Change
Manipulation". [Plant Ecology]{.underline}, 146: 197-206 (2000).

A.118. G. Shaver, J. Canadell, F. Chapin, J. Gurevitch, J. Harte, G.
Henry, P. Ineson, S. Jonasson, J. Melillo, L. Pitelka, and L. Rustad,
"Global Warming and Terrestrial Ecosystems: A Conceptual Framework for
Analysis". BioScience 50(10): 871-

882(2000).

A.121. M. Loik, S. Redar, and J. Harte, "Photosynthetic Responses to a
Climate-Warming Manipulation for Contrasting Meadow Species in the Rocky
Mountains, Colorado,

USA". [Functional Ecology 14]{.underline}:166-175(2000).

A 123. P. de Valpine and J. Harte, "Effects of Warming on a A Montane
Meadow Ecosystem: How Species Responses comprise the Ecosystem
Response". [Ecology]{.underline}, 82(3): 637-648 (2001).

A.125. M. Shaw and J. Harte, "Nitrogen Cycling in a Subalpine Ecotone
Exposed to Simulated Climate Change: Differential Responses of Two Soil
Microclimates". [Global Change Biology]{.underline} [7]{.underline}:
193-210 (2001).

A.126. M. Shaw and J. Harte, "Control of Litter Decomposition under
Simulated Climate Change in a Subalpine Meadow: The Role of Plant
Species and Microclimate".

[Ecological Applications]{.underline}, 11(4): 1206-1223 (2001).

D. 129. J. Harte, "Global Warming and Terrestrial Ecosystems: Response
from Harte".

[BioScience 51]{.underline}(5): 332-333 (2001).

A.131. S. Saleska, M. Shaw, M. Fischer, J. Dunne, M. Shaw, M. Holman, C.
Still and J. Harte, "Plant Community Composition Mediates both Large
Transient Decline and

Predicted Long-term Recovery of Soil Carbon under Climate Warming",
[Global]{.underline}

[Biogeochemical Cycles 16(4),]{.underline} 1055;
doi:10.1029/2001GB001573 (2002).

# 

# D. 133. J. Harte, "Climate-ecosystem interactions in montane meadows", [IGBP]{.underline} [Global Change]{.underline} 

# [NewsLetter 51:]{.underline} 5-8 (2002) 

A.134. J. Dunne, J. Harte, and K. Taylor, "Subalpine Meadow Flowering
Phenology Responses

to Climate Change: Integrating Experimental and Gradient Methods",
[Ecological]{.underline}

[Monographs 73]{.underline}(1):69-86 (2002).

A135. T. Perfors, J. Harte, and S. Alter, "Enhanced growth of sagebrush
(*Artemisia tridentata)*

in response to manipulated ecosystem warming. [Global Change Biology
9]{.underline}: 736-

> 742(2003).

A136. F. Saavedra, D. Inouye, M. Price and J. Harte, "Changes in
Flowering and Abundance of *Delphinium nuttalianum* (Ranunculaceae) in
Response to a Subalpine Climate Warming Experiment" [Global Change
Biology 9]{.underline}: 885-894 (2003).

A141. J. Dunne, S. Saleska, M. Fischer, and J. Harte, "Integrating
Experimental and Gradient Methods in Ecological Climate Change
Research", [Ecology]{.underline} [85]{.underline}(4):904-916(2004).

A142. M. Loik, C. Still, T. Huxman, and J. Harte, "*In Situ*
Photosynthetic Freezing Tolerance

for Plants Exposed to a Global Warming Manipulation in the Rocky
Mountains,

Colorado, USA". [New Phytologist 162]{.underline}: 331-341 (2004).

A145. T. Huxman, M. Smith, P. Fay, A. Knapp, M. Shaw, M. Loik, S. Smith,
D. Tissue, J. Zak, J. Weltzin, W. Pockman, O. Sala, B. Haddad, J. Harte,
G. Koch, S. Schwinning, E. Small, and D. Williams. "Convergence across
Biomes to a Common Rain-use Efficiency", [Nature]{.underline}
[429]{.underline}: 651-654(2004).

A 155 P. Higgins and J. Harte, "Biophysical and biogeochemical responses
to climate change

depend on dispersal and migration". [BioScience
56(5):407-417]{.underline}(2006)

A 156. Torn, M. S., and J. Harte, "Missing feedbacks, asymmetric
uncertainties, and the underestimation of future warming", Geophys. Res.
Lett., 33, L10703, doi:10.1029/2005GL025540M (2006).

A 157. J. Harte, S. Saleska, and T. Shih, "Shifts in plant dominance
control short and long

> term carbon cycle responses to widespread drought." [Environmental
> Research Letters]{.underline} doi:10.1088/1748-9326/1/1/014001 (2006)

A. 160. S. Lambrecht, M.Loik, D.Inouye, and J. Harte, "Reproductive and
physiological

responses to simulated climate warming for four subalpine species", [New
Phytologist]{.underline} (in

press for 2007)

A 162. M. Cross and J. Harte, "Compensatory Responses to Loss of
Warming-Sensitive Plant Species". [Ecology,]{.underline} (in press for
2007).