Biblio

E. S. Gornish, Aanderud, Z. T., Sheley, R., Rinella, M. James, Svejcar, T., Englund, S. D., and James, J. J., “Altered snowfall and soil disturbance influence the early life stage transitions and recruitment of a native and invasive grass in a cold desert”, Oecologia, vol. 177, no. 2, pp. 595 - 606, 2015.

J. J. James, Svejcar, T., and Rinella, M. James, “Demographic processes limiting seedling recruitment in arid grassland restoration”, Journal of Applied Ecology, vol. 4856201455454102545231791199819069541344161772735011397343178137824832413548434459911444, no. 4, pp. 961 - 969, 2011.

J. J. James and Rinella, M. James, “Invasive plant managers should calculate effect size not P-values”, Invasive Plant Science and Management, vol. 3, pp. 106-112, 2010.

J. J. James, Drenovsky, R. E., Monaco, T., and Rinella, M. James, “Managing soil nitrogen to restore annual grass infested plant communities: An effective strategy or incomplete framework?”, Ecological Applications, p. 100524093642097, 2010.

M. James Rinella and Sheley, R., “Using Light Attenuation to Estimate Leafy Spurge Impacts on Forage Production”, Rangelands, vol. 59, no. 4, 2006.

M. James Rinella and Sheley, R., “Influence of soil water availability on competition among leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula) and grasses”, Western North American Naturalist, pp. 233–241, 2005.

M. James Rinella and Sheley, R., “A model for predicting invasive weed and grass dynamics. I. Model development”, Weed Science, vol. 5365122612112881321131, no. 05, pp. 586 - 593, 2005.

M. James Rinella and Sheley, R., “A model for predicting invasive weed and grass dynamics. II. Accuracy evaluation”, Weed Science, vol. 5336511583335, no. 05, pp. 605 - 614, 2005.