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The American Naturalist|May 13, 2016
Asteraceae Pollen Provisions Protect Osmia Mason Bees (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae) from Brood ParasitismDakota M Spear, Sarah Silverman, Jessica R K ForrestJournal of Thermal Biology|February 24, 2026
Using infrared thermography to understand the thermal ecology of wild bumblebeesMei L McFeely, Jessica R K Forrest, Ilona Naujokaitis-LewisApplied and Environmental Microbiology|February 6, 2025
Bumble bee gut microbial community structure differs between species and commercial suppliers, but metabolic potential remains largely consistentMichelle Z Hotchkiss, Alexandre J Poulain, Jessica R K ForrestOecologia|October 27, 2020
Understanding pollen specialization in mason bees: a case study of six speciesMegan K McAulay, Saff Z Killingsworth, Jessica R K ForrestEcology|January 31, 2018
On the ecological significance of pollen color: a case study in American trout lily (Erythronium americanum)Emily J Austen, Shang-Yao Lin, Jessica R K ForrestGlobal Change Biology|June 12, 2025
Up High, Hot and Dry: Individual Reproductive Output in Subalpine Bees Declines With Increasing Drought SeverityLydia H Wong, Brian D Inouye, Jessica R K ForrestFEMS Microbiology Reviews|February 2, 2022
Pesticide-induced disturbances of bee gut microbiotasMichelle Z Hotchkiss, Alexandre J Poulain, Jessica R K ForrestInsect Molecular Biology|August 23, 2024
Changes in bumblebee queen gut microbiotas during and after overwintering diapauseMichelle Z Hotchkiss, Jessica R K Forrest, Alexandre J PoulainApplied and Environmental Microbiology|January 19, 2024
Exposure to a fungicide for a field-realistic duration does not alter bumble bee fecal microbiota structureMichelle Z Hotchkiss, Jessica R K Forrest, Alexandre J PoulainEcology|April 9, 2024
Consequences of pollen defense compounds for pollinators and antagonists in a pollen-rewarding plantSébastien Rivest, Stephen T Lee, Daniel Cook, et al.Pageof 3