Books
Shipley, B. 2016.
Cause and Correlation in Biology: A User’s Guide to Path Analysis,
Structural Equations and Causal Inference with R.
Cambridge University Press: Cambridge UK.
Shipley, B. 2010.
From plant traits to
vegetation structure. Chance and selection in the assembly of ecological
communities. Cambridge
University Press: Cambridge UK.
More details here.
Shipley, B. 2000.
Cause and Correlation in
Biology: A User’s Guide to Path Analysis, Structural Equations and Causal
Inference. Cambridge University
Press: Cambridge UK.
Peer-review articles;
*étudiants
1.
Tardif*, A.,
Rodrigue-Morin*, M., Gagnon*, V.,
Shipley, B., Roy, S., Bellenger, J.-P. 2019. The relative importance
of abiotic conditions and subsequent land use on the boreal primary succession
of acidogenic mine tailings. Ecological Engineering
(sous presse).
2.
Daou*, L.,
Shipley, B. 2018.
The measurement and quantification of
generalized gradients of soil fertility relevant to plant community ecology.
Ecology (sous presse).
3.
Casals, P., Valor, T., Rios, A.I.,
Shipley, B. 2018. Leaf and bark functional traits predict resprouting strategies of
understory woody species after prescribed
fires. Forest
Ecology and Management 429: 158–174
4.
Loranger, J.*, Munoz, F.,
Shipley, B., Violle, C. (2018).
What makes trait-abundance relationships when both environmental
filtering and stochastic neutral dynamics are in play? Oikos (sous presse).
5.
Belluau,
M.*, Shipley, B. (2018).
Linking hard and soft traits: Physiology, morphology and anatomy interact to
determine habitat affinities to soil water availability in herbaceous dicots.
PLoS ONE 13(3):e0193130
6.
Li*, Y.,
Shipley, B. (2018). Community
divergence and convergence along experimental gradients of stress and
disturbance.
Ecology 99:
775-781.
7.
Shipley, B., Belluau*, M. et
al. (2017). Predicting habitat
affinities of plant species using commonly measured functional traits.
Journal of Vegetation Science
28: 1082-1095.
8.
Li, Y.*,
Shipley, B., Price, J.N., Dantas, V., Tamme, R., Westoby, M., Siefert, A.,
Schamp, B.S., Spasojevic, M.J., Jung, V., Laughlin, D.C., Richardson, S.J., Le
Bagousse-Pinguet, Y., Schöb, C., Gazol, A., Prentice, H.C., Gross, N., Overton,
J., Cianciaruso, M.V., Louault, F., Kamiyama, C., Nakashizuka, T., Hikosaka, K.,
Sasaki, T., Katabuchi, M., Frenette Dussault*, C., Gaucherand, S.,
Chen, N., Vandewalle, M., Batalha, .M.A. (2017). Habitat filtering determines
the functional niche occupancy of plant communities worldwide.
J. Ecology 106: 1001-1009.
9.
Li, Y.*,
Shipley, B. (2017).
An experimental test of CSR theory using a globally calibrated ordination method.
PLOS ONE
12(4):e0175404.
10. Belluau*, M., Shipley, B. (2017). Predicting habitat affinities of herbaceous dicots to soil wetness based on physiological traits of drought tolerance. Annals of Botany 119 : 1073-1084
11.
Garnier, E., Stahl, U., Laporte, M.-A., Kattge, J.,
Mougenot, I., Kuehn, I., Laporte, B., Amiaud, B., Ahrestani, F., Bönisch, G.,
Bunker, D., Cornelissen, J., Díaz, S., Enquist, B., Gachet, S., Jaureguiberry,
P., Kleyer, M., Lavorel, S., Maicher, L., Pérez-Harguindeguy, N., Poorter, H.,
Schildhauer, M., Shipley, B., Violle,
C., Weiher, E., Wirth, C., Wright, I., Klotz, S. (2017). Towards a thesaurus of
plant characteristics: an ecological contribution.
Journal of Ecology 105:298-309.
12.
Ameztegui,
A., Paquette, A., Shipley, B., Heym,
M., Messier, C., Gravel, D. (2017).
Shade tolerance
and the functional trait – demography relationship in temperate and boreal
forests. Functional Ecology
31:
821-830.
13.
Davidson-Jewell, M.*,
Shipley, B.,
Low-Décarie, E., Tobner, C., Paquette, A., Messier, C., Reich, P. B. (2017).
Partitioning the effect of composition and diversity of tree communities on leaf
litter decomposition and soil respiration.
Oikos 126.:959-971
14.
Pierce, S.,
Negreiros, D., Cerabolini, B.E.L., Jens Kattge, J., Díaz, S., Kleyer, M.,
Shipley, B., Wright, S.J.,
Soudzilovskaia, N.A., Onipchenko, V.G.,
van Bodegom, P.M., Frenette-Dussault, C., Weiher, E., Pinho, B.X.,
Cornelissen, J.H.C.,
Grime, J.P., Thompson, K., Hunt, R., Wilson,
P.J., Buffa, G., Oliver C.
Nyakunga, O.C., Reich, P.B., Caccianiga, M.,
Mangili, F.,
Ceriani, R.M., Luzzaro, A., Brusa, G.,
Siefert, A., Barbosa, N.P.U., Chapin III, F.S., Cornwell, W.K., Fang, J.,
Fernandes, G.W., Garnier, E., Le Stradic,
S., Peñuelas, J., Melo, F.P.L., Slaviero, A., Tabarelli, M.,
Tampucci, D.. (2016).
A global method for calculating plant CSR ecological
strategies applied across biomes worldwide.
Functional Ecology
31: 444-457.
15.
Loranger*, J., Blonder, B.,
Garnier, E., Shipley, B., Vile, D.,
Violle, C. (2016).
Occupancy and overlap in trait space along a
successional gradient in Mediterranean old-fields.
American Journal of Botany
103:1050-1060.
16.
Sandra Díaz,
S., Jens Kattge, J. Cornelissen, J.H.C., Wright, I.J., Lavorel, S., Dray, S.,
Reu, B., Kleyer, M., Wirth, C., Prentice, I.C., Garnier, E., Boenisch, G.,
Westoby, M., Poorter, H., Reich, P.B., Moles, A.T., Dickie,
J.,
Gillison, A.N.,
Zanne, A.E., Chave, J., Wright, S.J., Sheremetev, S.,
Jactel, H.
, Baraloto, C., Cerabolini, B., Pierce, S.,
Shipley, B.,
Kirkup. D., Casanoves. F.,
Joswig, J., Günther, A., Falczuk, V., Rüger, N.,
Mahecha, M.D.,
Lucas D. Gorné, L.D. (2016).
The global spectrum of plant form and function.
Nature
529 : 167–171
17.
Nina
Pourhassan*, N., Bruno, S., Davidson Jewell*, M.,
Shipley, B., Roy, S., Jean-Philippe Bellenger, J.-P. (2016).
Phosphorus and micronutrient dynamics during gymnosperm and angiosperm litters
decomposition in temperate cold forest from Eastern Canada.
Geoderma 273:25-31.
18.
Aubin, I.,
Munson, A., Cardou*, F., Burton, P.J., Isabel, N., Pedlar, J.H., Paquette, A.,
Taylor, A.R., Delagrange, S., Kebli, H., Messier, C.,
Shipley, B., Valladares, F., Kattge, J., Boisvert-Marsh, L., and
McKenney, D. 2016.
Traits to stay, traits to move: a review of functional
traits to assess sensitivity and adaptive capacity of temperate and boreal trees
to climate change.
Environmental Reviews
24 : 164 - 186
19.
Loranger*,
J., Violle, C., Shipley, B.,
Lavorel,S., Bonis, A., Cruz, P.,, Louault, F., Loucougaray, G.,
Mesléard, F., Yavercovski, N., Garnier, E. (2016).
Recasting the dynamic equilibrium model through a functional lens: the
interplay of trait-based community assembly and climate.
Journal of Ecology 104:
781-791.
20.
Shipley, B., De
Bello, F., Cornelissen, J.H.C., Laliberté, E., Laughlin, D.C., Reich, P.B.
(2016). Reinforcing loose foundation
stones in trait-based plant ecology.
Oecologia
180:923-932.
21.
Jewell*, M.D.,
Shipley, B.,
Paquette, A.,
Messier, C.,
Reich, P.B. (2015).
A traits-based test of the home-field advantage in
mixed-species tree litter decomposition.
Annals of Botany
116: 781-788.
22.
Siefert,
A., Violle,C., Chalmandrier, L., Albert, C.H., Taudiere, A., Fajado, A.,
Aarssen, L.W., Baraloto, C., Carlucci, M.B.,
Cianciaruso, M.V., Dantas, V., de Bello, F., Duarte, L.D.S., Fonseca, C.R.,
Freschet, G.T.,
Gaucherand, S., Gross, N., Hikosaka, K., Jackson, B., Jung, V., Kamiyama, C.,
Katabuchi, M., Kembel, S.W.,
Kichenin, E.,
Kraft, N.J.B., Lagerström, A.,
Le Bagousse-Pinguet. Y., Li, Y.*, Mason, N., Messier, J., Nakashizuka,
T., Overton, J., Peltzer, D.,
Pérez-Ramos, I.M., Pillar, V.D., Prentice, H.C., Richardson, S., Sasaki, T.,
Schamp, B.S., Schöb, C., Shipley, B.,
Sundqvist, M., Sykes, M.T., Vandewalle, M., Wardle, D.A., Wright, I. (2015).
A global meta-analysis of the
relative extent of intraspecific trait variation in plant communities.
Ecology Letters 18:1406-1419.
23.
Manning,
P., De Vries, F., Tallowin, J., Smith, R., Mortimer, S. Pilgrim, E., Harrison,
K., Wright, D., Quirk, H., Benson, J.,
Shipley, B., Cornelissen, J., Kattge, J., Bönisch, G., Wirth, C., Bardgett,
R. (2015) Simple measures of climate, soil properties and plant traits predict
national scale grassland soil carbon stocks.
Journal of Applied Ecology
52:1188-1196.
24.
Blonder, B.,
Vasseur, F., Violle, C., Shipley, B.,
Enquist, B.J., Vile, D. (2015).
Testing models for the leaf economics
spectrum with leaf and whole-plant traits in
Arabidopsis thaliana. Annals
of Botany Plants 7:plv049.
25.
Shipley, B. (2015). Describing, explaining and predicting community assembly: a
convincing trait-based case study. Journal of Vegetation Science
26:615
– 616.
26.
Rivest, D.,
Paquette, A., Shipley, B., Reich, P.
& Messier, C. (2015). Tree communities rapidly alter soil microbial resistance
and resilience to drought. Functional Ecology 29:
570-578.
27.
Tardif*,
A., Shipley, B. (2015).
The relationship between functional dispersion of mixed-species leaf litter
mixtures and species’ interactions during decomposition.
Oikos
124:1050-1057.
28.
Warton,
D.I., Shipley, B. & Hastie, T.
(2015). CATS regression – a model-based approach to studying trait-based
community assembly. Methods in Ecology and
Evolution 6:389-398.
29.
Lohier, T., Jabot, F., Meziane, D.,
Shipley, B., Reich, P.B., Deffuant,
G. (2014).
Explaining ontogenetic shifts
in root-shoot scaling with transient dynamics.
Annals of Botany 114:513-524.
30.
Tardif, A.*, Shipley, B.,
Bloor, J.M.G., Sousanna, J.-F.
(2014). Can the
biomass-ratio hypothesis predict mixed-species litter decomposition along a
climatic gradient? Annals of Botany
113: 843 - 850.
31.
Shipley, B.
(2013).
Measuring and
interpreting trait-based selection vs. meta-community effects during local
community assembly. Journal of Vegetation
Science 25:55-65.
32.
Loranger*, J., Meyer,
S.T., Shipley, B.,
Kattge, J., Loranger, H., Roscher, C., Wirth, C.,
Weisser, W.W. (2013).
Predicting invertebrate
herbivory from plant traits: polycultures show strong non-additive effects.
Ecology
94: 1499-1509.
33.
Frenette-Dussault*, C.;
Shipley, B. & Hingrat, Y. (2013).
Linking plant and insect traits to understand multitrophic community structure
in arid steppes. Functional Ecology
27:786-792.
34.
Frenette-Dussault*, C.,
Shipley, B. (2013). Trait-based climate change predictions of plant
community structure in arid steppes. J.
Ecol. 101:484-492.
35.
Shipley, B. (2013). The
AIC model selection method applied to path analytic models compared using a
d-separation tests.
Ecology 94:560-564.
36.
Auger*, S.,
Shipley, B. (2013).
Interspecific and intraspecific trait variation along short environmental
gradients in an old-growth temperate forest.
Journal of Vegetation Science
24:
419–428.
37.
Tardif*, A.,
Shipley, B. (2013).
Using the biomass-ratio
and idiosyncratic hypotheses to predict mixed-species litter decomposition.
Annals of Botany
111:135-141.
38.
de Vries, F., Manning,
P., Tallowin, J., Mortimer, S., Pilgrim, E., Harrison, K., Hobbs, P., Quirk, H.,
Shipley, B., Cornelissen, H., Kattge,
J., Bardgett, R. (2012). Abiotic drivers and plant traits explain
landscape-scale patterns in soil microbial communities.
Ecology Letters 15:1230-1239.
39.
Loranger, J.*, Meyer, S.T.,
Shipley, B., Kattge, J., Kern, H. Roscher, C. & Wolfgang W. Weisser,
W.W. (2012). Predicting invertebrate herbivory from plant traits: evidence from
51 grassland species in experimental monocultures.
Ecology
93:2674-2682.
40.
Lachapelle*, P.-P. & Shipley, B.
(2012). Interspecific prediction of photosynthetic-light response curves using
specific leaf mass and leaf nitrogen content: effects of differences in soil
fertility and growth irradiance.
Annals of Botany
109: 1149-2012.
41.
Laliberté, E.*,
Shipley. B.,
Norton, D.A. & Scott, D. (2012).
Which plant traits determine abundance under long-term shifts in soil resource
availability and grazing intensity?
Journal of Ecology 100:662-677.
42.
Shipley, B., Paine, C.E.T. & Baraloto, C. (2012). Quantifying the importance of
local niche-based and stochastic processes to tropical tree community assembly.
Ecology
93: 760-769.
43.
Douma, J.C. ,
Shipley, B., Witte, J.P.M., Aerts, R.
& van Bodegom, P.M. (2012). Disturbance and resource availability act differently on the same suite
of plant traits; revisiting assembly hypotheses.
Ecology
93: 825-835.
44.
Frenette-Dussault*, C., Shipley, B.,
Léger, J.-F., Meziane, D. & Hingrat, Y. (2012). Functional structure of an arid
steppe plant community reveals similarities with Grime’s C-S-R theory.
Journal of Vegetation Science
23:208-222
45.
Aulen*, M.,
Shipley, B., Bradley, R. (2012).
Prediction of in situ root decomposition rates in an interspecific context from
chemical and morphological traits.
Annals of Botany
109 :287-297.
46.
Sonnier*, G., Shipley, B.,
Fayolle, A., Navas, M.-L. (2012). Quantifying trait selection driving
community assembly: A test in herbaceous plant communities under contrasted land
use regimes. Oikos
121:
1103-1111.
47.
Hodgson, J.G.,
Montserrat-Martí, G., M. Charles, M., Jones, G., Wilson, P., Shipley, B.,
Sharafi, M., Cerabolini, B.E.I., J. H. C. Cornelissen,
J.H.C., Band, S.R.,
Bogard, A., Castro-Díez, P., Guerrero-Campo, J.,
Palmer, C., Pérez-Rontomé, M.C., Carter, G., A. Hynd, A., A.
Romo-Díez, A., L. de Torres Espuny, L., Royo Pla, F. (2011). Is leaf dry matter
content a better predictor of soil fertility than specific leaf area?
Annals of Botany
108 :
1337-1345.
48.
Kattge,
J., Shipley, B., 121 others. (2011) TRY - a global database of
plant traits. Global Change Biology
17:2905-2935.
49.
Shipley,
B., Laughlin, D.C., Sonnier*,
G. & Otfinowski*, R. (2011). A strong test of a maximum entropy model of
trait-based community assembly. Ecology 92:507-517.
50.
Sonnier*,
G., Shipley, B. & Navas, M.-L. (2010). Quantifying relationships between
traits and explicitly measured gradients of stress and disturbance in early
successional plant communities. Journal of Vegetation Science 21:1014-1024.
51.
Useche*, A.
& Shipley, B. (2010). Plasticity in relative growth rate after a
reduction in nitrogen availability is related to root morphological and
physiological responses. Annals of Botany 106 :617-625.
52.
Bergeron,
P.*, Grignolio, S.,Apollonio, M., Shipley, B. & Festa-Bianchet. M.
(2010). Secondary sexual characters signal fighting ability and determine social
rank in Alpine ibex (Capra ibex). Behavioral Ecology and
Sociobiology. 64:1299-1207.
53.
Shipley,
B. (2010). Community
assembly, natural selection, and maximum entropy models. Oikos 119:604-609.
54.
Sonnier*,
G., Shipley, B. & Navas, M.-L. (2010). Plant traits, species pools and
the prediction of relative abundance in plant communities: a maximum entropy
approach. Journal of Vegetation Science 21:318-331.
55.
Useche*, A.
& Shipley, B. (2010). Interspecific correlates of plasticity in relative
growth rate following a decrease in nitrogen availability. Annals of
Botany 105:333-339.
56.
Loranger*,
J. & Shipley, B. (2010). Interspecific covariation between stomatal
density and other functional leaf traits in a local flora. Botany 88:30-38.
57.
Shipley, B. (2010). Inferential permutation tests for maximum entropy models in
ecology. Ecology 91:
2794-2805.
58.
Marino*,
G., Aqil,* M. & Shipley, B. (2010).The leaf economics spectrum and the
prediction of photosynthetic light response curves. Functional Ecology
24:263-272.
59.
Thomas,
D.W., Bourgault*, P. Shipley, B., Perret, P. & Blondel, J. (2010).
Context-dependent changes in the weighting of environmental cues that initiate
breeding in a temperate passerine, the Corsican Blue Tit. Auk
127:129-139.
60.
Shipley
B. 2009. Trivial and
non-trivial applications of entropy maximization in ecology: Shipley's reply.
Oikos 118: 1279-1280.
61.
Kang, C. &
Shipley, B. (2009). A correction note on "A new inferential test for path
models based on directed acyclic graphs". Structural Equation Modeling
16:537-538.
62.
Dubois*,
Y., Blouin-Demers, G., Shipley, B. & Thomas, D. (2009).
Thermoregulation and habitat selection in wood turtles (Glyptemys insulpta):
chasing the sun slowly. Journal of Animal Ecology 78:1023-1032.
63.
Shipley,
B. (2009). Limitations of
entropy maximization in ecology : a reply to Haegeman and Loreau. Oikos
118:152-159.
64.
Shipley,
B. (2009). Confirmatory path
analysis in a generalized multilevel context. Ecology 90:363-368.
65.
Saura-Mas,
S., Shipley, B. & Lloret, F. (2009). Testing leaf trade-offs in
Mediterranean woody species: Post-fire regenerative strategy links water
regulation and leaf dry matter content. Functional Ecology 23:103-110.
66.
Thomas,
D.W., Shipley, B., Blondel, J., Perret, P., Simon*, A. &
M. M. Lambrechts, M.M. (2007). Common paths link food abundance and ectoparasite
loads to physiological performance and recruitment in nestling Blue Tits.
Functional Ecology 21:947-955.
67.
Niklas,
K.J., Cobb, E.D., Niinemets, U., Reich, P.B., Sellin, A., Shipley, B., &
Wright, I.J. (2007). Evidence for “breaking even” and “diminishing returns” in
the scaling of functional leaf trait s across and within six species-groups.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 104:8891-8896.
68.
Shipley,
B., Vile, D.*, & Garnier, E.
(2007). A response to technical comments on: "From plant traits to plant
communities: A statistical mechanistic approach to biodiversity". Science
316: 1425.
69.
Shipley,
B. (2007). Comparative plant
ecology as a tool for integrating across scales. Annals of Botany
99:965-966.
70.
Shipley,
B., Vile, D.*, & Garnier, E.
(2006). From plant traits to plant communities: a statistical mechanistic
approach to biodiversity. Science
314: 812-814.
71.
Lamarche,
L*., Bradley, R.L., Hooper, E., Shipley, B., Simao-Beaunoir, A.-M..
& C. Beaulieu, C. (2007). Forest floor bacterial community composition and
catabolic profiles in relation to landscape features in Quebec’s southern boreal
forest. Microbial Ecology 54: 10-20. .
72.
Shipley,
B. (2006). Net assimilation
rate, specific leaf area and leaf mass ratio: which is most closely correlated
with relative growth rate: A meta-analysis. Functional Ecology
20:565-574.
73.
Vile*, D.,
Shipley, B. & Garnier, E. (2006). Ecosystem productivity can be predicted
from abundance-weighted measures of potential relative growth rate.
Ecology Letters 9:1061-1067.
74.
Shipley,
B., Lechowicz, M.J., Wright, I.
& Peter B. Reich, P.B. (2006). Fundamental tradeoffs generating the worldwide
leaf economics spectrum . Ecology 87:535-541.
75.
Kazakou,
E., Vile*, D., Shipley, B., Gallet, C. & Garnier, E. (2006). Covariation
in litter decomposition, leaf traits and plant growth in species from a
Mediterranean old-field succession. Functional Ecology 20:21-30.
76.
Vile*, D.,
Shipley, B. & Garnier, E. (2006). A structural equation model to
integrate changes in functional strategies during old-field succession .
Ecology 87:504-517.
77.
Bradley,
R.L., Beaulieau, C, & Shipley, B. (2006). Refining numerical approaches
for analyzing soil microbial community metabolic profiles based on carbon source
utilization patterns. Soil Biology & Biochemistry 38:629-632.
78.
Prévost*, K., Couture, G.,
Shipley, B., Brzezinski, R., & Beaulieu, C. (2006).
Effect of chitosan and of a biocontrol
streptomycete on field and potato tuber bacterial communities. BioControl
51:533-546.
79.
Vile* D,
Garnier E, Shipley B, Laurent G, Navas M-L, Roumet C, Lavorel S, Díaz S,
Hodgson JG, Lloret F, Midgley GF, Poorter H, Rutherford MC, Wilson PJ, Wright
IJ. (2005). Specific Leaf Area and Dry Matter Content Estimate Thickness in
Laminar Leaves. Annals of Botany 96: 1137-1140..
80.
Chbouki,
S., Shipley, B. & Bamouh, A. (2005). Path models for the abscission of
reproductive structures in three contrasting cultivars of Faba bean (Vicia
faba L.). Can. J. Bot. 83: 264-271.
81.
Shipley,
B., Vile*, D., Garnier, E.,
Wright, I.J. & Poorter, H. (2005). Functional linkages between leaf traits
and net photosynthetic rate: reconciling empirical and mechanistic models.
Functional Ecology 19:602-615.
82.
Grenon*,
F., Bradley, R.L., Jones, M., Shipley, B., Peat, H. (2005) Soil factors
controlling mineral N uptake by Picea engelmannii seedlings: the importance of
gross NH4+ production rates. New Phytologist 165: 791-800.
83.
Lapointe*,
B., Bradley, R.L., Shipley, B. (2005). Mineral nitrogen and microbial
dynamics in the forest floor of clearcut or partially harvested successional
boreal forest stands. Plant & Soil 271: 27-37.
84.
Shipley,
B. (2004). Analysing the
allometry of multiple interacting traits. Perspectives in Plant
Ecology, Evolution and Systematics 6: 235-241.
85.
Almeida-Cortez*, J., Shipley, B. & Arnason, J.T. (2004). Effects of
nutrient availability on the production of pentaynene, a secondary compound
related to defense, in Rudbeckia hirta. Plant Species Biology
18:85-89.
86.
Almeida-Cortez*, J.S.; Shipley, B. & Arnason, J.T. (2004) - Growth and
chemical defense in relation to resource availability: tradeoffs or common
responses to environmental stress? Brazilian Journal of Biology 64:187-194.
87.
Von
Hardenberg*, A., Shipley, B. & Festa-Bianchet, M. (2003) Another one
bites the dust: Does incisor arcade size affect mass gain and survival in
grazing ungulates? Canadian Journal of Zoology 81:1623-1629.
88.
Shipley,
B. & Almeida-Cortez*, J.
(2003). Interspecific consistency and intraspecific variability of
specific leaf area with respect to irradiance and nutrient availability.
Écoscience 10: 74-79.
89.
Shipley,
B. (2003). Testing recursive
path models with correlated errors using d-separation. Structural Equation
Modeling 10: 214-221.
90.
Hunt, R.,
Causton, D.R., Shipley, B., & Askew, A.P. (2002). A modern tool for
classical growth analysis. Annals of Botany 90: 485-488.
91.
Shipley,
B. (2002). Tradeoffs between
net assimilation rate and specific leaf area in determining relative growth
rate: the relationship with daily irradiance. Functional Ecology 16: 682-689.
92.
Dawid AP,
Cox DR, Kreiner S, Green P, Shipley B, Kent JT, Smith JQ, Koster JTA,
Madigan D, Andersson SA, Perlman MD, Robert CP, Marin JM, Rosenbaum PR, Roverato
A, Consonni G, Studeny M. (2002). Chain graph models and their causal
interpretations - Discussion on the paper by Lauritzen and Richardson.
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series G – Statistical Methodology
64: 348-361 Part 3.
93.
Shipley,
B. (2002). Start and stop rules
for exploratory path analysis. Structural Equation Modeling
9:554-561.
94.
Shipley,
B. & Meziane*, D. (2002). The
balanced growth hypothesis and the allometry of leaf and root biomass
allocation. Functional Ecology 16: 326-331.
95.
Shipley,
B. & Thi-Tam*, V. (2002). Dry
matter content as a measure of dry matter concentration in plants and their
parts. New Phytologist 153: 359-364.
96.
Almeida-Cortez*, J. S. & Shipley, B. (2002). No significant relationship
between seedling relative growth rate under nutrient limitation and potential
tissue toxicity. Functional Ecology 16: 122-127.
97.
Garnier,
E., Shipley, B., Roumet, C. & Laurent, G. (2001). A standardized protocol
for the determination of specific leaf area and leaf dry matter content.
Functional Ecology 15 : 688-695.
98.
Meziane*,
D. & Shipley, B. (2001). Direct and indirect relationships between
specific leaf area, leaf nitrogen and leaf gas exchange : effects of irradiance
and nutrient supply. The Annals of Botany 88 : 915-927.
99.
Shipley,
B. (2000). Plasticity in
relative growth rate and its components following a change in irradiance.
Plant, Cell and Environment 23 :1207-1216.
100.
Shipley,
B. & Lechowicz, M. (2000). The
functional co-ordination of leaf morphology, nitrogen concentration and gas
exchange in 40 wetland species. Ecoscience 7 : 183-194.
101.
Shipley,
B. (2000) A permutation
procedure for testing the equality of pattern hypotheses across groups involving
correlation or covariance matrices. Statistics and Computing Journal
10: 253-257.
102.
Shipley,
B. (2000). A new inferential
test for path models based on directed acyclic graphs. Structural Equation
Modeling 7:206-218.
103.
Almeida-Cortez*, J., Shipley, B. & J. T. Arnason. (1999) Do plant species
with high relative growth rates have poorer chemical defences? Functional
Ecology 13 : 819-827.
104.
Pyankov,
VI., Kondratchuk, A. & Shipley, B. (1999). Leaf structure and specific
leaf mass: the alpine desert plants of the Eastern Pamirs (Tadjikistan). The
New Phytologist 143: 131-142.
105.
Shipley,
B. (1999). Testing causal
explanations in organismal biology: causation, correlation and structural
equation modelling. Oikos 86: 374-382.
106.
McKenna*,
MF. & Shipley, B. (1999). Interacting determinants of interspecific
relative growth rate: empirical patterns and a theoretical explanation.
Ecoscience 6: 237-247.
107.
Meziane*,
D. & Shipley, B. (1999). Interacting components of interspecific relative
growth rate: constancy and change under differing conditions of light and
nutrient supply. Functional Ecology 13:611-622.
108.
Meziane*,
D. & Shipley, B. (1999). Interacting determinants of specific leaf area
in 22 herbaceous species: effects of irradiance and nutrient availability.
Plant, Cell & Environment 22: 447-459
109.
Shipley,
B. (1997). Exploratory path
analysis with applications in ecology and evolution. The American Naturalist
149:1113-1138.
110.
Keddy, PA.,
Twolan-Strutt, L. & Shipley, B. (1997). Experimental evidence that
interspecific competitive asymmetry increases with soil productivity. Oikos
80:253-256.
111.
Shipley,
B. & Hunt, R. (1996).
Regression smoothers for estimating parameters in growth analysis. Annals of
Botany 78:569-576.
112.
Visman, V.,
Pesant, S., Dion*, J., Shipley, B. & Peters, R. (1996). Joint effects of
maternal and offspring sizes on clutch mass and fecundity in plants and animals.
Ecoscience 3:173-182.
113.
McCanny,
S.J., Hendershot, W., Lechowicz, M.J. & Shipley, B. (1995).The effects of
aluminium on Picea rubens: factorial experiments using sand culture.
Canadian Journal of Forestry Research 25:8-17.
114.
Shipley,
B. (1995). Structured
interspecific determinants of specific leaf area in 34 species of herbaceous
angiosperms. Functional Ecology 9:312-319.
115.
Reader,
R.J., Wilson, S.D., Belcher, J.W., Wisheu, I. Keddy, P.A., Tilman, D., Morris,
E.C., Grace, J.B., McGraw, J.B., Olff, H. Turkington, R., Klein, E., Leung, Y.,
Shipley, B., van Hulst, R., Johansson, M.E., Nilsson, C., Gurevitch, J.,
Grigulis, K. & Beisner, B.E. (1994). Intensity of plant competition in relation
to neighbor biomass: an intercontinental study with Poa pratensis.
Ecology 75:1753-1760.
116.
Shipley,
B. & Keddy, P.A. (1994)
Evaluating the evidence for competitive hierarchies in plant communities.
Oikos 69:340-345.
117.
Shipley,
B. (1993). A null model for
competitive hierarchies in competition matrices. Ecology 74:1693-1699.
118.
Shipley,
B., Lechowicz, M., Hendershot,
W.H. & Dumont, S. (1992). The interactive effects of nutrient concentration,
solution pH-Al concentration and CO2 concentration on the growth and vitality of
Red Spruce (Picea rubens Sarg.) seedlings in relation to forest decline.
Water, Soil and Air Pollution 64:585-600.
119.
Shipley,
B. & Dion, J. (1992). The
allometry of seed production in herbaceous angiosperms. The American
Naturalist 139:467-483.
120.
Shipley,
B., Keddy, P.A., Gaudet, C. &
Moore, D.R.J. (1991). A model of species density in shoreline vegetation.
Ecology 72: 1658-1667.
121.
Shipley,
B. & Peters, R.H. (1991). The
seduction by mechanism: A reply to Tilman. The American Naturalist 138:
1276-1282.
122.
Shipley,
B. & Parent, M. (1991).
Germination responses of 64 wetland species in relation to seed size, minimum
time to reproduction and seedling relative growth rate. Functional Ecology
5: 111-118.
123.
Shipley,
B., Keddy, P.A. & Lefkovitch,
L.P. (1991). Mechanisms producing plant zonation along a water depth gradient: a
comparison with the exposure gradient. Canadian Journal of Botany 69:
1420-1424.
124.
Shipley,
B. & Peters, R.H. (1990). The
allometry of seed weight and seedling relative growth rate. Functional
Ecology 4: 523-529.
125.
Shipley,
B. & Peters, R.H. (1990). A
test of the Tilman model of plant strategies: relative growth rate and biomass
partitioning. The American Naturalist 136: 139-153.
126.
McCanny,
S.J., Keddy, P.A., Arnason, T.J., Gaudet, C.L., Moore, D.R.J. & Shipley, B.
(1990). Fertility and the food quality of wetland plants: a test of the resource
availability hypothesis. Oikos 59: 373-381.
127.
Keddy, P.A.
& Shipley, B. (1989) Competitive hierarchies in herbaceous plant
communities. Oikos 54: 234-241.
128.
Shipley,
B. (1989). The use of
above-ground maximum relative growth rate as an accurate predictor of
whole-plant maximum relative growth rate. Functional Ecology 3:
771-775.
129.
Shipley,
B., Keddy, P.A., Moore, D.R.J.
& Lemky, K. (1989). Regeneration and establishment strategies of emergent
macrophytes. Journal of Ecology 77: 1093-1110.
130.
Shipley,
B. & Keddy, P.A. (1988). The
relationship between relative growth rate and sensitivity to nutrient stress in
twenty-eight species of emergent macrophytes. Journal of Ecology 76:
1101-1110.
131.
Shipley,
B. (1987). The relationship
between dynamic game theory and the Lotka-Volterra competition equations.
Journal of Theoretical Biology 125: 121-123.
132.
Van Hulst,
R., Thériault, A. & Shipley, B. (1987). Why is Rhinanthus minor
(Scrophulariaceae) such a good invader? Canadian Journal of Botany 65:
2373-2379.
133.
Shipley,
B. & Keddy, P.A. (1987). The
individualistic and community-unit concepts as falsifiable hypotheses.
Vegetatio 69: 47-55.
134.
Van Hulst,
R., Thériault, A. & Shipley, B. (1986). The systematic position of the
genus Rhinananthus (Schrophulariaciae) in North America. Canadian Journal of
Botany 64: 1443-1449.
Chapitres de livres/
Book chapters
1.
M.-J. Fortin and G.M. Jacquez and B. Shipley (2013). Computer-intensive
sampling methods in ecology: in Encyclopedia of Environmetrics Second Edition,
A.-H. El-Shaarawi and W. Piegorsch (eds).
John Wiley & Sons Ltd, Chichester, UK, pp.489-493.
2.
Shipley, B. (2009).
Entropy
Maximization and Species Abundance. Dans: Meyers, Robert (Ed.)
Encyclopedia of Complexity and Systems Science, Vol 3, pp 2903-2918. Springer,
New York.
3.
Shipley,
B. (2003). From biological
hypotheses to structural equation models : The imperfection of causal
translation. Dans Pugesek, B., Tomer, A. & von Eye, A. (éditeurs). Structural
equation modeling : Applications in ecological and evolutionary biology research.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge UK.
4.
Fortin, M.-J., Jacquez, G. M. & Shipley, B.
(2001). Computer intensive sampling in ecology. Dans El-Shearawi & Piegorsch
(editeurs). Encylopedia of environmetric. John Wiley & Sons, Chichester.
5.
Shipley,
B. (1999). Exploring hypothesis space: Examples from organismal biology.
Dans Glymour, C. & Cooper, G. (éditeurs). Computation, Causation and
Discovery. AAAI/MIT Press.
6.
Shipley,
B. & Meziane, D. (1998) The
statistical modelling of plant growth and its components using structured
equations. Dans Lambers, H. Poorter, H. & van Vuuren, M. (éditeurs).
Variation in growth rate and productivity of higher plants. Backhuys
Publishers, Leiden, The Netherlands.
7.
Keddy,
P.A ., Wisheu, I., Shipley, B. & Gaudet, C. (1989) Seed banks and
vegetation management for conservation. Dans : (Leck,
M.A., Parker, V.T. et Simpson, R.L. (éditeurs).
The Ecology of Soil Seed Banks.
Academic Press.
Revues de livres sur
invitation/ Invited book reviews
Shipley, B.
(1994). Revue de Ricklefs, R.E. & Shluter, D. (1993).
Écoscience 1 :359-360.
Shipley, B.
(1997). Revue de Bazzaz F.A. (1996). Écoscience 4 :564.
Shipley, B. (2000).
Revue de Pearl, J. (2000). Structural Equation Modeling 7 : 652-654.