[*undergraduate co-author, §graduate student co-author]
Published
[28] Rocca, J.D., M.E. Muscarella, A.L. Peralta, D. Izabel-Shen, and M. Simonin (2021) Guided by microbes: applying community coalescence principles for predictive microbiome engineering. PDF
[27] Koceja, M.E.*, R.B. Bledsoe§, C. Goodwillie, and A.L. Peralta (2021). Distinct microbial communities alter litter decomposition rates in a fertilized coastal plain wetland. Ecosphere. 12(6) e03619. PDF
[26] Graham, E.B., C. Averill, B. Bond-Lamberty, J.E. Knelman, S. Krause, A.L. Peralta, A. Shade. A.P. Smith, et al. (2021) Towards a unifying framework of disturbance ecology through crowd sourced science. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution. PDF
[25] Peralta, A. L., R. B. Bledsoe, M. E. Muscarella, M. Huntemann, A. Clum, B. Foster, B. Foster, S. Roux, K. Palaniappan, N. Varghese, S. Mukherjee, T. B. K. Reddy, C. Daum, A. Copeland, I.-M. A. Chen, N. N. Ivanova, N. C. Kyrpides, T. G. del Rio, and E. A. Eloe-Fadrosh. 2020. Metagenomes from Experimental Hydrologic Manipulation of Restored Coastal Plain Wetland Soils (Tyrell County, North Carolina). Microbiology Resource Announcements 9. PDF
[24] Bledsoe, R.B.§, E.Z. Bean, S. Austin*, and A.L. Peralta (2020). A microbial perspective on balancing trade-offs in ecosystem functions in a constructed stormwater wetland. Ecological Engineering. 158. PDF
[23] Goodwillie, C., M.W. McCoy, and A.L. Peralta (2020) Long-term fertilization, mowing, and ditch drainage interact in the dynamics of a wetland plant community. Ecosphere. 11(10):e03252. 10.1002/ecs2.3252 PDF
[22] Bledsoe, R.B.§ , C. Goodwillie, and A.L. Peralta (2020). Long-term nutrient enrichment of an oligotroph-dominated wetland increases bacterial diversity in bulk soils and plant rhizospheres. mSphere. 5(3). PDF
[21] Werba, J.§, A. Stucy§, A.L. Peralta, and M.W. McCoy (2020) Effects of diversity and coalescence of species assemblages on ecosystem function at the margins of an environmental shift. PeerJ 8:e8608 PDF
[20] Wisnoski, N.I.§, M.E. Muscarella, M. Larsen, A.L. Peralta, and J.T. Lennon (2020) Metabolic insight into bacterial community assembly across ecosystem boundaries. Ecology. e02968. PDF
[19] Mueller, E.A.§, N.I. Wisnoski§, A.L. Peralta, and J.T. Lennon (2020) Microbial rescue effects: how microbiomes can save hosts from extinction. Functional Ecology. PDF
[18] Curtis, W.S., J.R. Etheridge, P. Malali, A.L. Peralta, and F. Filho (2020) Planning for future solar farm development in North Carolina: A geographic food-energy-water approach. Southeastern Geographer. 60( 1):48-64. PDF
[17] Hinckley, B.R.§, J.R. Etheridge, and A.L. Peralta (2019) Storm event nitrogen dynamics in waterfowl impoundments. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 230: 294. PDF
[16] Hinckley, B.R.§, J.R. Etheridge, and A.L. Peralta (2019) Wetland conditions differentially influence nitrogen processing within waterfowl impoundments. Wetlands. PDF
[15] Sprunger, C., S.W. Culman, A.L. Peralta, S.T. DuPont, J.T. Lennon, and S.S. Snapp (2019) Perennial grain crop roots and nitrogen management shape soil food webs and soil carbon dynamics. Soil Biology & Biochemistry. 137. PDF
[14] Matthews, J.W., S. McIntyre, A.L. Peralta, and C. Rodgers (2019) Long-term assessment of alternative strategies for the restoration of floodplain forest in the presence of an invasive grass, Phalaris arundinacea. Wetlands. PDF
[13] Peralta, A.L., Y. Sun, M.D. McDaniel and J.T. Lennon (2018) Crop rotational diversity increases disease suppressive capacity of soil microbiomes. Ecosphere. 9(5). PDF
[12] McCoy, K.A. and A.L. Peralta (2018) Pesticides could alter amphibian skin microbiomes and the effects of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis. Special Issue: Ecology of Amphibian-Microbial Symbioses. Frontiers in Microbiology. 9:748. PDF
[11] Peralta, A.L., M.E. Muscarella, and J.W. Matthews (2017) Wetland management strategies lead to tradeoffs in ecological structure and function. Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene. 5:74. PDF
[10] Peralta, A.L., E.R. Johnston*, J.W. Matthews, and A.D. Kent (2016) Abiotic correlates of microbial community structure and nitrogen cycling functions vary within wetlands. Freshwater Science. 35(2):573–588. PDF
[9] Peralta, A.L., D. Stuart, A.D. Kent, and J.T. Lennon (2014) A social-ecological framework for ‘micromanaging’ microbial services. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. 12(9):524–531. *featured on cover PDF
[8] Peralta, A.L., S. Ludmer*, J.W. Matthews, and A.D. Kent (2014) Bacterial community response to changes in soil redox potential along a moisture gradient in restored wetlands. Ecological Engineering 73:246-253. PDF
[7] Peralta, A.L., J.W. Matthews, and A.D. Kent (2014) Habitat specialization along a wetland moisture gradient differs between ammonia oxidizing and denitrifying microorganisms. Microbial Ecology 68:339-350. PDF
[6] Peralta, A.L., S. Ludmer*, and A.D. Kent (2013) Hydrologic history constrains microbial community composition and nitrogen cycling under experimental drying/wetting treatments. Soil Biology & Biochemistry 66:29-37. PDF
[5] Peralta, A.L., J.W. Matthews, D.N. Flanagan, and A.D. Kent (2012) Environmental factors at dissimilar spatial scales influence plant and microbial communities in restored wetlands. Wetlands 32:1125-1134. PDF
[4] Peralta, A.L., J.W. Matthews, and A.D. Kent (2010) Microbial community structure and denitrification in a wetland mitigation bank. Applied and Environmental Microbiology 76:4207-4215. PDF
[3] Matthews, J. W., A.L. Peralta, P. Baldwin*, A. Soni*, A.D. Kent, and A.G. Endress (2009) Local and landscape correlates of non-native species invasion in restored wetlands. Ecography 32:1031-1039. PDF
[2] Matthews, J. W., A.L. Peralta, D.N. Flanagan, P. Baldwin*, A. Soni*, A.D. Kent, and A.G. Endress (2009) Relative influence of landscape versus local factors on plant community assembly in restored wetlands. Ecological Applications 19:2108-2123. PDF
[1] Peralta, A.L. and M.M. Wander (2008) Soil organic matter dynamics under soybean exposed to elevated [CO2]. Plant and Soil 303:69-81. PDF
In review
Peralta, A.L. M.E. Muscarella, A. Stucy§, J.A. Werba§, and M.W. McCoy (In review) Bacterial composition reflects fine-scale salinity changes while phylogenetic diversity exhibits a strong salt divide. bioRxiv PDF
Kinsman-Costello, L., E. Bean, A. Goeckner, J.W. Matthews, M. O’Driscoll, M. Palta, A.L. Peralta, A. Reisinger, G. Reyes, A. Smyth, and M. Stofan (In review) Mud in the city: Effects of freshwater salinization on inland wetland sediment nutrient biogeochemistry.