College of Agricultural Sciences

R. Sheley, James, J. J., and Bard, E. C., “Augmentative Restoration: Repairing Damaged Ecological Processes During Restoration of Heterogeneous EnvironmentsAbstract”, Invasive Plant Science and Management, vol. 221171001052547745269, no. 01, pp. 10 - 21, 2009.

R. Sheley, James, J. J., Smith, B., and Vasquez, E., “Applying Ecologically Based Invasive-Plant Management”, Rangeland Ecology & Management, vol. 63, no. 6, pp. 605 - 613, 2010.

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, Salli, U., Smith, B. S., and Vasquez, E. A., “EBIPM: Ecological principles for invasive plant management”. Area-wide EBIPM project, 2010.

J. J. James, Species performance: the relationship between nutrient availability, life history traits, and stress. Wallingford: CABI, 2012, pp. 142 - 153.