1. Long W, Zang R, Schamp BS, Ding Y. In Press. Variation in specific leaf area at different scales in a tropical dwarf forest.  Oecologia (Contact me for a copy)

  2. Schamp BS, Hettenbergerová H. & Hájek M. In Press. Testing community assembly predictions for nominal and continuous plant traits in species-rich grasslands.  Preslia (Contact me for a copy)

  3. Schamp BS, Horsák M & Hájek M.. 2010. Deterministic assembly of land snail communities according to species size and diet.  Journal of Animal Ecology 79: 803-810 [PDF]

  4. Schamp BS & Aarssen LW. 2010. The role of plant species size in invasibility: a field experiment. Oecologia 162: 995-1004 [PDF]

  5. Laird RA & Schamp BS. 2009. Species coexistence, intransitivity, and topological variation in competitive tournaments. Journal of Theoretical Biology 256: 90-95 [PDF]

  6. Schamp BS & Aarssen LW. 2009. The assembly of forest communities according to maximum species height along resource and disturbance gradients. Oikos. 118: 564-572 [PDF]

  7. Schamp BS, Chau J & Aarssen LW. 2008. Dispersion of traits related to competitive ability in an old-field plant community. Journal of Ecology 96: 204-212 [PDF]

  8. Laird RA & Schamp BS. 2008. Does local competition increase the coexistence of species in intransitive networks? Ecology 89: 237-247 [PDF]

  9. Hájek M, Tichý L, Schamp BS, Zelený D, Rolecek J, Hájková P, Apostolova I & Díte D. 2007. Testing the Species Pool Hypothesis for mire vegetation: exploring the influence of pH specialists and habitat history. Oikos 116: 1311-1322. [PDF]

  10. Schamp BS , Schurer M & Aarssen LW. 2007. Testing hypotheses for stem bending in tree saplings. International Journal of Plant Sciences. 168: 547-553 [PDF]

  11. Laird RA & Schamp BS. 2006. Competitive intransitivity promotes species coexistence. The American Naturalist 168: 182-193 [PDF]

  12. Aarssen L W, Schamp BS & Pither J. 2006. Why are there so many small plants? Implications for species coexistence. Journal of Ecology 94: 569-580 [PDF]

  13. Schamp BS, Aarssen LW, Lee H. 2003. Plant species richness increases with regional habitat commonness across a gradient of forest productivity. Folia Geobotanica 38: 273-280 [PDF]

  14. Aarssen LW & Schamp BS. 2002. Predicting distributions of species richness and species size in regional floras: Applying the species pool hypothesis to the habitat templet model. Perspectives in Plant Evolution, Ecology and Systematics 5: 3-12 [PDF]

  15. Schamp BS, Laird RA & Aarssen LW. 2002. Fewer species because of uncommon habitat? Testing the species pool hypothesis for low plant species richness in highly productive habitats. Oikos 97: 145-151 [PDF]