Sasha C. Reed is affiliated with the United States Geological Survey in the United States. Their research largely focuses on environmental science and agricultural and biological sciences, with a total of 160 and 107 publications respectively in these fields.
The scientist's work extensively covers several subfields, including:
The main topics of their research include:
Sasha C. Reed has contributed papers to a variety of publication venues, with the most frequent being:
Some recent papers authored or co-authored by Reed include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Sasha C. Reed include:
Manuel Delgado-Baquerizo;Manuel Delgado-Baquerizo;Manuel Delgado-Baquerizo;Peter B. Reich;Peter B. Reich;Chanda Trivedi;David J. Eldridge
Peter M. Vitousek;Duncan N. L. Menge;Sasha C. Reed;Cory C. Cleveland
Sasha C. Reed;Cory C. Cleveland;Alan R. Townsend
Jessica L. Metcalf;Jessica L. Metcalf;Zhenjiang Zech Xu;Sophie Weiss;Simon Lax
Cory C. Cleveland;Alan R. Townsend;Philip Taylor;Silvia Alvarez-Clare
Kyle Wickings;A. Stuart Grandy;Sasha C. Reed;Cory C. Cleveland
W. Kolby Smith;W. Kolby Smith;Sasha C. Reed;Cory C. Cleveland;Ashley P. Ballantyne
S. K. Schmidt;E. K. Costello;D. R. Nemergut;D. R. Nemergut;Cory C. Cleveland
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Cory C. Cleveland;Benjamin Z. Houlton;W. Kolby Smith;Alison R. Marklein
Sasha C. Reed;Kirsten K. Coe;Jed P. Sparks;David C. Housman
William K. Smith;Matthew P. Dannenberg;Matthew P. Dannenberg;Dong Yan;Stephanie Herrmann
S.K Schmidt;Sasha C Reed;Sasha C Reed;Diana R Nemergut;A Stuart Grandy
Cory C. Cleveland;Sasha C. Reed;Alan R. Townsend
Scott Ferrenberg;Sasha C. Reed;Jayne Belnap
Sasha C. Reed;Alan R. Townsend;Eric A. Davidson;Cory C. Cleveland
Cory C. Cleveland;Sasha C. Reed;Adrienne B. Keller;Diana R. Nemergut
Felipe Bastida;Carlos García;Noah Fierer;Noah Fierer;David J. Eldridge
David J. Eldridge;Sasha Reed;Samantha K. Travers;Matthew A. Bowker
Cory C. Cleveland;William R. Wieder;Sasha C. Reed;Sasha C. Reed;Alan R. Townsend
Xiao-Tao Lü;Sasha Reed;Qiang Yu;Nian-Peng He
Molly A. Cavaleri;Sasha C. Reed;W. Kolby Smith;Tana E. Wood
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