Publications by faculty in the University of Iowa Department of Biology.
Submissions from 2009
Reproduction of Amorpha canescens (Fabaceae) and Diversity of Its Bee Community in a Fragmented Landscape, Malinda W. Slagle and Stephen D. Hendrix
Submissions from 2008
Butterfly, bee and forb community composition and cross-taxon incongruence in tallgrass prairie fragments, Jessica Davis, Stephen Hendrix, Diane Debinski, and Chiara Hemsley
Diversity and abundance of bees (Hymenoptera: Apiformes) in native and ruderal grasslands of agriculturally dominated landscapes, Kyle Skyle S. Kwaiser and Stephen D. Hendrix
Submissions from 2005
Bumble Bee (Hymenoptera: Apidae) Diversity and Abundance in Tallgrass Prairie Patches: Effects of Local and Landscape Floral Resources, Heather M. Hines and Stephen D. Hendrix
Dispersal ability and host-plant characteristics influence spatial population structure of monophagous beetles, Matthew J. St Pierre, Stephen D. Hendrix, and Cassandra K. Lewis
Submissions from 2004
Patch Use by a Monophagous Herbivore in Fragmented Prairie Landscapes, Stephen D. Hendrix and M St. Pierre
Submissions from 2003
Measuring Edge Effects on Nest Predation in Forest Fragments: Do Finch and Quail Eggs Tell Different Stories?, Amanda C. Niehaus, Stephen B. Heard, Stephen D. Hendrix, and Stephen L. Hillis
Movement patterns of Rhyssomatus lineaticollis Say (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) within and among Asclepias syriaca (Asclepiadaceae) patches in a fragmented landscape, Matthew J. St Pierre and Stephen D. Hendrix
Submissions from 2000
Population Size and Reproduction in Phlox pilosa, Stephen D. Hendrix and John F. Kyhl
Submissions from 1999
Developmental Instability in Fragmented Populations of Prairie Phlox: A Cautionary Tale, Stephen B. Heard, Michael A. Campbell, Mary L. Bonine, and Stephen D. Hendrix
The Reproductive Biology of Candle Anenome, Stephen D. Hendrix and B Molano-Flores
The Effects of Population Density and Population Size on the Reproductive Output of Anenome Canadensis L.(Ranunculaceae), Stephen D. Hendrix and Brenda Molano-Flores
The Effect of Population Size on Stigma Pollen Load, Fruit Set, and Seed Set in Allium Stellatum Ker. (Liliaceae), Stephen D. Hendrix, Brenda Molano-Flores, and S B. Heard
Are Seedlings from Small Seeds Always Inferior to Seedlings from Large Seeds? Effects of Seed Biomass on Seedling Growth in Pastinaca sativa L., Stephen D. Hendrix, Eric Nielsen, Todd Nielsen, and Mark Schutt
Submissions from 1992
Population Demography of Pastinaca Sativa (Apiaceae): Effects of Seed Size on Emergence, Survivorship and Recruitment., Stephen D. Hendrix and E J. Trapp
Population Demography of Pastinaca sativa (Apiaceae): Effects of Seed Mass on Emergence, Survival, and Recruitment, Stephen D. Hendrix and E. Joseph Trapp
Submissions from 1989
Inter- and Intraspecific Variation in Seed Mass in Seven Species of Umbellifer, Stephen D. Hendrix and I-Fang Sun
Floral Herbivory in Pastinaca sativa: Do Compensatory Responses Offset Reductions in Fitness?, Stephen D. Hendrix and E. Joseph Trapp
Submissions from 1988
Herbivory and its Impact on Plant Reporduction, Stephen D. Hendrix
Effects of insect herbivory on early plant succession: comparison of an English site and an American site, Stephen D. HENDRIX, VALERIE K. BROWN, and ALAN C. GANGE
Consequences of a Mixed Reproductive System in the Hog Peanut, Amphicarpaea bracteata (Fabaceae), E. Joseph Trapp and Stephen D. Hendrix
Submissions from 1987
Plants and insects in early old-field succession: comparison of an English site and an American site, Valerie K. BROWN, STEPHEN D. HENDRIX, and HUGH DINGLE
Submissions from 1984
Variation in Seed Weight and its Effects on Germination in Pastinaca Sativa L. (Umbelliferae), Stephen D. Hendrix
Reactions of Heracleum Lanatum to Floral Herbivory by Depressaria Pastinacella, Stephen D. Hendrix
Submissions from 1983
Herbivore Damage to Three Tropical Ferns, Stephen D. Hendrix and Robert J. Marquis
Submissions from 1981
Species as Islands: Comments on a Paper by Kuris et al., Stephen D. Hendrix, John H. Lawton, Howard Cornell, and William Dritschilo
Plant-Herbivore Interactions: Insect Induced Changes in Host Plant Sex Expression and Fecundity, Stephen D. Hendrix and E. Joseph Trapp
Submissions from 1980
Insect–fern interactions: macrolepidopteran utilization and species–area association, Michael J. Auerbach and Stephen D. Hendrix
An Evolutionary and Ecological Perspective of the Insect Fauna of Ferns, Stephen D. Hendrix
Submissions from 1979
Compensatory Reproduction in a Biennial Herb following Insect Defloration, Stephen D. Hendrix
Submissions from 1972
The Activity of β-Ecdysone in Four Gibberellin Bioassays, Stephen D. Hendrix and Russell L. Jones