Kenneth J. Feeley;S. Joseph Wright;Noor Supardi Md. Nor;Abdul Rahman Kassim;Stuart James Davies. 2007. Decelerating growth in tropical forest trees. Ecology Letters 10(1): 461-469.
S. Joseph Wright;G. Arturo Sanchez-Azofeifa;Carlos Portillo-Quintero;Diane Davies. 2007. Poverty and corruption compromise tropical forest reserves. Ecological Applications 17(5): 1259-1266.
Kathryn E. Stoner;Kevina Vulinec;S. Joseph Wright;Carlos A. Peres. 2007. Hunting and plant community dynamics in tropical forests: A synthesis and future directions. Biotropica 39(3): 385-392.
S. Joseph Wright;Andres Hernandez;Richard S. Condit. 2007. The bushmeat harvest alters seedling banks by favoring lianas, large seeds, and seeds dispersed by bats, birds, and wind. Biotropica 39(3): 363-371.
S. Joseph Wright;Kathryn E. Stoner;Noelle G. Beckman;Richard T. Corlett;Rodolfo Dirzo;Helene C. Muller-Landau;Gabriela Nunez-Iturri;Carlos A. Peres;Benjamin C. Wang. 2007. The plight of large animals in tropical forests and the consequences for plant regeneration. Biotropica 39(3): 289-291.
Gerardo Avalos;Stephen S. Mulkey;Kaoru Kitajima;S. Joseph Wright. 2007. Colonization strategies of two liana species in a tropical dry forest canopy. Biotropica 39(3): 393-399.
Ian J. Wright, David D. Ackerly, Frans Bongers, Kyle E. Harms, Guillermo Ibarra-Manriquez, Miguel Martinez-Ramos, Susan J. Mazer, Helene C. Muller-Landau, Horacio Paz, Nigel C. A. Pitman, Lourens Poorter, Miles R. Silman, Corine F. Vriesendorp, Cam O. Webb, Mark Westoby and S. Joseph Wright. 2007. Relationships Among Ecologically Important Dimensions of Plant Trait Variation in Seven Neotropical Forests. Annals of Botany 99: 1003–1015
Jess K. Zimmerman;S. Joseph Wright;Osvaldo Calderon;M. Aponte Pagan;Steven R. Paton. 2007. Flowering and fruiting phenologies of seasonal and aseasonal Neotropical forests: The role of annual changes in irradiance. Journal of Tropical Ecology 23(2): 231-251.
Queenborough, Simon A.; Metz, Margaret R.; Valencia, Renato; Wright, S. Joseph. 2013. Demographic consequences of chromatic leaf defence in tropical tree communities: do red young leaves increase growth and survival?. Annals of Botany, pp. 1-8
