Publications
* indicates undergraduate co-authors
Please note that my initials legally changed from K.A.Z. to A.T.Z. in 2015
Please note that my initials legally changed from K.A.Z. to A.T.Z. in 2015
2020
Sara Wood, Jeremiah A. Henning, Luoying Chen, Taylor McKibben, Michael L. Smith, Marjorie Weber, Ash Zemenick and Cissy J. Ballen. 2020. A scientist like me: demographic analysis of biology textbooks reveals both progress and long-term lags. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences 287:20200877. PDF
2019
J. Vandermeer, I. Armbrecht, A. de la Mora, K.K. Ennis, G. Fitch, D.J. Gonthier, Z. Hajian-Forooshani, H. Hsieh, A. Iverson, D. Jackson, S. Jha, E. Jimenez-Soto, G. Lopez-Bautista, A. Larsen, K. Li, H. Liere, A MacDonald, L. Marin, K.A. Mathis, I. Monagan, J.R. Morris, T. Ong, G.L. Pardee, I.S. Rivera-Salinas, C. Vaiyda, K. Williams-Guillen, S. Yitbarek, S. Uno, A. Zemenick, S.M. Philpott, and I. Perfecto. 2019. The Community Ecology of Herbivore Regulation in an Agroecosystem: Lessons from Complex Systems. BioScience 69(12): 974-996. PDF
preprint
Zemenick, A.T., R.L. Vannette, and J.A. Rosenheim. Linked networks reveal dual roles of insect dispersal and species
sorting for bacterial communities in flowers PDF
in preparation
Zemenick, A.T. and J.A. Rosenheim. The influence of bee vs. non-bee flower visitors on network structure and potential
for indirect effects between plants.
Zemenick, A.T., M. Bollinger*, P. Campos*, V. Castillo, K. Chan*, A. Chiono*, J. Dahnota, K. Doherty*, S. Glasser*, A. Kruger*,
A. Levanduski*, B. Moran*, S. O’Brien*, B. Wang*, J. Whitney* and K.A. Moore. Bottom-up effects of oak apple galls reduces
fungal growth but does not extend to fungal-associated arthropod communities.
preprint
Zemenick, A.T., R.L. Vannette, and J.A. Rosenheim. Linked networks reveal dual roles of insect dispersal and species
sorting for bacterial communities in flowers PDF
in preparation
Zemenick, A.T. and J.A. Rosenheim. The influence of bee vs. non-bee flower visitors on network structure and potential
for indirect effects between plants.
Zemenick, A.T., M. Bollinger*, P. Campos*, V. Castillo, K. Chan*, A. Chiono*, J. Dahnota, K. Doherty*, S. Glasser*, A. Kruger*,
A. Levanduski*, B. Moran*, S. O’Brien*, B. Wang*, J. Whitney* and K.A. Moore. Bottom-up effects of oak apple galls reduces
fungal growth but does not extend to fungal-associated arthropod communities.
2018
Zemenick, A.T., J.A. Rosenheim, and R.L. Vannette. Legitimate visitors and nectar robbers of Aquilegia formosa have different effects on nectar bacterial communities. Ecosphere 9(10) e02459 PDF
Zemenick, A.T., R. Kula, L. Russo, and J. Tooker. A network approach reveals parasitoids to be generalized nectar foragers. Arthropod-Plant Interactions. PDF
Zemenick, A.T., R. Kula, L. Russo, and J. Tooker. A network approach reveals parasitoids to be generalized nectar foragers. Arthropod-Plant Interactions. PDF
2016
Jackson, D., A.T. Zemenick, B. Malloure, C.A. Quandt, and T.Y. James. 2016. Fine-scale spatial genetic structure of a fungal parasite of coffee scale insects. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology 139: 34-41. PDF
2013
MacDonald, A.J., D. Jackson, and K.A. Zemenick. 2013. Indirect effects of a fungal entomopathogen, Lecanicillium lecanii (Hypocreales: Clavicipitaceae), on a coffee agroecosystem ant community. Environmental Entomology 42(4): 658-667. PDF
2012
Jackson, D., K.A. Zemenick, and G. Huerta. 2012. Occurrence in the soil and dispersal of Lecanicillium lecanii, a fungal pathogen of the green coffee scale (Coccus viridis) and coffee rust fungus (Hemileia vastatrix). Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems 15: 389-401. PDF
