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Pi H., Webb N, Huggins D, Sharrat B.  2020.  Critical standing crop residue amounts for wind erosion control in the inland Pacific Northwest, USA. CATENA. 195
Peterson CL, Brandt LA, Elias EH, Hurteau SR.  2021.  Community Forests Prepare for Climate Change. EOS. 102
Peters DC, N. Burruss D, Okin GS, Hatfield J., Brungard C.  2018.  Can connectivity-mediated feedbacks to vegetation explain surprising ecological responses to catastrophic events? Ecological Society of America.
Peters DC, deBuys W.  2010.  Climate change: Check the data yourself. High Country News.
Peters DC, Monger CH, Herrick JE.  2006.  Changes in Perennial Grass Recruitment From 1858 to Present Following Woody Plant Invasion. 91st Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. :99.
Peters DC, Yao J, N. Burruss D, Havstad K, Sala O.E, Derner J.D, Hendrickson J, Sanderson MA, Blair JM, Collins S.L..  2015.  Can we use the past as a lens to the future? Using historic events to predict regional grassland and shrubland responses to multi-year drought or wet periods under climate change 100th Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America.
Peters DC, Betancourt J.L..  2001.  Climatic triggers for nonlinear and threshold responses of rangelands. 86th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. :31.
Peters DC.  2000.  Climatic variation and simulated patterns in seedling establishment of two dominant grasses at a semi-arid and grassland ecotone. Journal of Vegetation Science. 11:493-504.
Peters DC.  2000.  Cross-site comparisons of climate and vegetation for two semiarid grasslands and their ECOTONE. 85th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. :372.
Peters DC, Gosz J.R.  2000.  Controls on patterns in species dominance across multiple spatial scales at a biome transition zone. 85th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. :372.
Peters DC, Bestelmeyer BT.  2005.  Cross Scale Interactions and Spatial Nonlinearities: An Interdisciplinary Framework. Ecological Society of America 90th Annual Meeting. :504.
Peters DC, Fraser WR, Kratz T.K, Ohman MD, Rassweiler A, Holbrook SJ, Schmitt RJ.  2011.  Cross-site comparisons of state change dynamics.
Peters DC, Fraser WR, Kratz T.K, Ohman MD, Rassweiler A, Holbrook SJ, Schmitt RJ.  2013.  Cross-site comparisons of state-change dynamics. Long-Term Trends in Ecological Systems: A Basis for Understanding Responses to Global Change. :36-41.
Peters DC, Lugo AE, Chapin, III F.S., Pickett STA, Duni D, Rocha AV, Swanson F.J, Laney C., Jones,(eds.) J.W.  2011.  Cross-system comparisons elucidate disturbance complexities and generalities. Ecosphere. 2(7):Article81.
Peters DC, Pielke R.A., Bestelmeyer BT, Allen C.D., Munson SM, Havstad K.  2004.  Cross-scale interactions, nonlinearities, and forecasting catastrophic events. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 101:15130-15135.
Peters DC, Bestelmeyer BT, Turner M.G..  2007.  Cross-scale interactions and changing pattern-process relationships: Consequences for system dynamics. Ecosystems. 10:790-796.
Peters DC, Sala O.E, Allen C.D., Covich A., Brunson M..  2007.  Cascading Events in Linked Ecological and Socio-Economic Systems. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. 5:221-224.
Peters DC, Archer SR, Sala O.E, Havstad K, Vivoni E, Okin GS.  2016.  Complex landscapes in the American Southwest: Under what conditions does desetification lead to novel ecosystems? 2016 Ecological Society of America Meetings.
Parsons A.J., Wainwright J, Powell MD, Kaduk J, Brazier RE.  2004.  A conceptual model for determining soil erosion by water. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. 29:1293-1302.
Parker K.W.  1949.  Control of noxious range plants in a range management program. Journal of Range Management. 2:128-132.
Parker K.W.  1943.  Control of mesquite on Southwestern ranges. U.S. Department of Agriculture Leaflet 234. :8.
Parker L.W, Santos PF, Phillips J, Whitford WG.  1984.  Carbon and nitrogen dynamics during the decomposition of litter and roots of a Chihuahuan Desert annual Lepidium lasiocarpum. Ecological Monographs. 54:339-360.
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Myint S.W, Brazel A.J, Okin GS, Buyantuyev A..  2010.  Combined effects of impervious surface and vegetation cover on air temperature variations in a rapidly expanding desert city. GIScience & Remote Sensing. 47:301-320.
Mun H-T, Whitford WG.  1998.  Changes in mass and chemistry of plant roots during long-term decomposition on a Chihuahuan Desert watershed. Biology and Fertility of Soils. 26:16-22.
Moorhead DL, Fisher F.M, Whitford WG.  1988.  Cover of spring annuals on nitrogen-rich kangaroo rat mounds in a Chihuahuan Desert grassland. The American Midland Naturalist. 120:443-447.
Moorhead DL, Reynolds J.F, Whitford WG.  1986.  A conceptual model of primary productivity, decomposition, and nitrogen cycling in the Chihuahuan creosotebush desert. Tree Physiology. 2:215-222.
Moorhead DL, Reynolds J.F.  1993.  Changing carbon chemistry of buried creosote bush litter during decomposition in the northern Chihuahuan Desert. The American Midland Naturalist. 130:83-89.
Moorhead DL, Reynolds J.F.  1989.  The contribution of abiotic processes to buried litter decomposition in the northern Chihuahuan Desert. Oecologia. 79:133-135.
Monger CH, Lynn W.C.  1996.  Clay mineralogy at the Desert Project and the Rincon surface study area. :155.
Monger CH, Martinez-Rios J., Gallegos R.A.  2001.  Carbon sequestration and global warming. Memoria de la XII Semana Internacional de Agronomia.
Monger CH, Kraimer R.A, Serna-Perez A., Herrick JE.  2005.  Carbon in Desert Soils at Multiple Time Scales. Ecological Society of America 90th Annual Meeting. :447-448.
Mofarreh MMogbel.  1989.  A comparison of three different techniques for determining diet composition. :51.
Mitchell K.A, Breshears DD, Allen C.D., Bestelmeyer BT, Gross J.E..  2002.  Comparing and contrasting scaling approaches across ecological disciplines: case studies of vegetation, biogeochemical and animal dynamics. 17th Annual Symposium, US-International Association for Landscape Ecology. :88-89.
Medina A., Lucero M.E., O'Connell M.A.  2002.  Composition and antimicrobial activity of the essential oil of Anemposis californica. Annual Phytochemical Society of North America Conference. :60(BP-2).
Medina A., Lucero M.E., Estell RE, O'Connell M.A.  2002.  A comparison of steam distillation and solid-phase microextraction (SPME) for isolation of the Anemopsis californica volatiles. Society for Range Management, New Mexico Section Winter Meeting. :8.
Medina A., Lucero M.E., Holguin F.O., Estell RE, Posakony J.J., Simon J., O'Connell M.A.  2005.  Composition and antimicrobial activity of Anemposis californica leaf oil. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 53:8694-8698.
McIntosh MM, Cibils AF, Estell RE, Gonzalez AL, Spiegal S., Blair A., Nyamuryekung'e S., Soto-Navarro S., Tolle C..  2019.  Carcass characteristics of Criollo and Criollo crossbred steers raised on Chihuahuan Desert rangeland. 2019 ASAS-CSAS Annual Meeting and Trade Show.
McIntosh MM, Estell RE, Cibils AF, Cox A, Nyamuryekung'e S., Duni D, Duff G., Spiegal S., Brandani C, Utsumi S.A et al..  2021.  Conventional vs Heritage cattle supplement intake, weight-gains, and body condition scores on Chihuahuan desert pasture.
McIntosh MM, Cibils AF, Estell RE, Gong Q, Cao H, Gonzalez AL, Nyamuryekung'e S., Spiegal S..  2021.  Can cattle geolocation data yield behavior-based criteria to inform precision grazing systems on rangeland? Livestock Science. 255:104801.
Marion G.M, Schlesinger W.H, Fonteyn P.J.  1985.  CALDEP: a regional model for CaCO3 (caliche) deposition in southwestern deserts. Soil Science. 139:468-481.
Mangum A, Carling G, Aanderud Z, Fernandez D, Nelson S, Rey K, LeMonte J, Leifi DT, Brahney J, Webb N.  2022.  Characterizing dust from National Wind Erosion Research Network sites using isotopic fingerprinting, mineralogy, and major and trace element chemistry. American Geohpycal Union (AGU) Fall Meeting, Chicago, IL.

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