individual publications

• academic article

  • Early season height differences as robust predictors of weed growth potential in maize: new avenues for adaptive management?.  Weed Research.  50:110-119. 2010
  • Stubborn Facts: Still no evidence that the System of Rice Intensification out-yields best management practices (BMPs) beyond Madagascar.  Field Crops Research.  108:188-191. 2008
  • Does soil nitrogen affect early competitive traits of annual weeds with respect to maize?.  Weed Research.  47:509-516. 2007
  • Relationships between soil hydrology and forest structure and composition in the southern Brazilian Amazon.  Journal of Vegetation Science.  18:183-194. 2007
  • Biomass, harvestable area, and forest structure estimated from commercial timber inventories and remotely sensed imagery in southern Amazonia.  Forest Ecology and Management.  233:121-132. 2006
  • Does the system of rice intensification outperform conventional best management? A synopsis of the empirical record.  Field Crops Research.  96:31-36. 2006
  • Scaling plant size to belowground zone of influence in annuals under contrasting competitive environments.  Functional Ecology.  20:770-777. 2006
  • Soil Physical Responses to Novel Rice Cultural Practices in the Rice-Wheat system: Comparative Evidence from a Swelling Soil in Nepal.  Soil & Tillage Research.  86:163-175. 2006
  • Water Balance and Rice Growth Responses to Direct Seeding, Deep Tillage, and Landscape Placement: Findings from a Valley Terrace in Nepal.  Field Crops Research.  95:367-382. 2006
  • Wheat responses to novel rice cultural practices and soil moisture conditions in the rice-wheat rotation of Nepal.  Field Crops Research.  98:116-126. 2006
  • Mining the record: historical evidence for climatic influences on maize – Abutilon theophrasti competition.  Weed Research.  44:439-445. 2004
  • Model of crop-weed competition applied to maize-Abutilon theophrasti interactions. I: Model description and evaluation.  Weed Research.  39:355-369. 1999
  • Model of crop-weed competition applied to maize-Abutilon theophrasti interactions. II. Assessing the impact of climate: Implications for economic thresholds.  Weed Research.  39:371-381. 1999

• document part

  • Defining geographic and bioclimatic distributions of troublesome weeds in grain crops.  110. 2012
  • Geographic and bioclimatic distribution of troublesome field crop weeds in the Northeastern U.S..  48. 2012
  • Climate change and the geographic distribution of damaging agricultural weeds: Are big changes in store? 2008
  • Climate, height hierarchies and the dynamics of competition: predicting and assessing variable interference patterns in maize 2007
  • Evaluating the impact of climate on maize-wheat interactions in New York.  16. 1997