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Browning DM, Laliberte AS, Rango A..  2010.  Species–specific contributions to moderate resolution vegetation indices derived from sub-decimeter aerial photography – Prospects for phenological monitoring. American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote sensing Proceedings.
Browning DM, Russell ES, Ponce-Campos GE, Kaplan N.E, Richardson AD, Seyednasrollah B, Spiegal S., Saliendra NZ, Alfieri JG, Baker J.M et al..  2021.  Monitoring agroecosystem productivity and phenology at a national scale: A metric assessment framework. Ecological Indicators. 131
Browning DM, Campos GPonce, Scott R.L., Peters DC.  2018.  Phenocams bridge the gap between field and satellite observations: Applications from agroecosystems. US-International Association for Landscape Ecology.
Browning DM, Laliberte AS, Rango A., Moreno A..  2010.  Spatial autocorrelation of shrub cover in an arid rangleand ecosystem from 1937-2008. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing.
Browning DM, Franklin J, Archer SR, Gillan JK, D. Guertin P.  2014.  Spatial patterns of grassland-shrubland state transitions: a 74-year record on grazed and protected areas. Ecological. 24(6):1421-1433.
Browning DM, Rango A., Anderson JP, Peters DC.  2010.  Bridging field observations and remotely sensed assessments of land surface phenology in the arid southwestern U.S.. 95th Ecological Society of America.
Browning DM, Snyder K.A, Herrick JE.  2019.  Plant phenology: Taking the pulse of rangelands. Rangelands. 41:129-134.
Browning DM, Archer SR.  2011.  Protection from livestock fails to deter shrub proliferation in a desert landscape with a history of heavy grazing. Ecological Applications. 21(5):1629-1642.
Browning DM, Duni D.  2011.  Digital soil mapping in the absence of field training data: A case study using terrain attributes and semiautomated soil signature derivation to distinguish ecological potential. Applied and Environmental Soil Science. 2001(Article ID 421904):421904.
Browning DM, Laliberte AS, Rango A., Herrick JE.  2009.  Prospects of phenological monitoring in an arid southwestern U.S. rangeland using field observations with hyperspatial and moderate resolution imagery. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting.
Browning DM, Laliberte AS, Rango A..  2011.  Temporal dynamics of shrub proliferation: Linking patches to landscapes. International Journal of Geographical Information Science. 25(6):913-930.
Browning DM, Maynard J, Karl JW, Peters DC.  2017.  Breaks in MODIS time series portend vegetation change: verification using long-term data in an arid grassland ecosystem. Ecological Applications. 27:1677-1693.
Browning DM, Franklin J, Archer SR.  2009.  Grazing effect on woody plant recruitment in a Sonoran Desert grassland across space and time. US International Association for Landscape Ecology.
Browning DM, Anderson JP, Peters DC.  2011.  Patterns in reproductive phenology for dryland grasses and shrubs from 1993 to 2010 in the Chihuahuan Desert. 96th ESA Annual Meeting, Earth Stewardship: Preserving and enhancing earth's life-support systems.
Browning DM, Archer SR, Franklin J, Guertin D.P.  2009.  Does livestock grazing influence spatial patterns of woody plant proliferation? Ecological Society of America Abstracts. :COS127-10.
Browning DM, Taylor SD.  2020.  Climate and phenology network synergies for sustainable agriculture. Ecological Society of America.
Browning DM, Archer SR, Byrne A.T..  2009.  Field validation of 1930s aerial photography: What are we missing? Journal of Arid Environments. 73:844-853.
Browning DM, Stanish LF, Salley S.W, Kinsbury D, Hoover DL.  2021.  An evaluation of soil heterogeneity and representativeness within and across sites in the NEON network. ESA - August 2021 meeting -Virtual.
Browning DM, Rango A., Karl JW, Laney C., Vivoni E, Tweedie C.  2015.  Emerging technological and cultural shifts advancing drylands research and management. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. 13(1):52-60.
Browning DM, Steele C.  2013.  Vegetation index differencing for broad-scale assessment of productivity under prolonged drought and sequential high rainfall conditions. Remote Sensing. 5(5):327-341.
Browning DM, Russell ES, Ponce-Campos GE, Kaplan N.E, Richardson AD, Seyednasrollah B, Spiegal S., Saliendra NZ, Alfieri JG, Baker J.M et al..  2021.  Where management and climate variability matter most: An evaluation of metrics for monitoring agroecosystem production and phenology. 2021 Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union.
Browning DM, Duni D, Laliberte AS, Rango A..  2012.  Hierarchial analysis of vegetation dynamics over 71 years: soil-rainfall interactions in a Chihuahuan Desert ecosystem. Ecological Applications. 22(3):909-926.
Browning DM, Karl JW, Moran D, Richardson AD, Tweedie C.  2017.  Phenocams bridge the gap between field and satellite observations in an arid grassland ecosystem. Remote Sensing of Environment. 9, 1071
Brubaker K.L., Rango A., Kustas WP.  1996.  Incorporating Radiation Inputs into the Snowmelt Runoff Model. Hydrological Process. 10:1329-1343.
Brubaker K.L., Rango A..  1996.  Response of Snowmelt Hydrology to Climate Change. Water, Air and Soil Pollution. 90:335-343.
Brubaker K.L., Rango A..  1997.  A New Version of the Snowmelt Runoff Model Incorporating Radiation. The Environmental Professional . 19:109-116.
Brungard C, Nauman T, Duni D, Veblen K, Nehring K, White, II DA, Salley S.W, Anchang J.  2021.  Regional ensemble modeling reduces uncertainty for digital soil mapping. Geoderma. 397:114998.
Brunt JW, Conley MR, Cunningham GL.  1988.  Sex in Ephedra trifurca (Ephredraceae) with relation to Chihuahuan Desert habitats. The American Midland Naturalist. 119:137-142.
Brussaard L., Behan-Pelletier V.M, Bignell D.E, Brown V.K, Didden W.AM, Folgarait P.J, Fragoso C., Freckman D.W, Gupta V.SR, Hattori T. et al..  1997.  Biodiversity and ecosystem function in soil. Ambio. 26:563-70.
Bryan K.S., Ansotegui R.P., Lacey J., Marlow C.B., Havstad K.  1990.  Composition and digestia kinetics of diets selected by suckling range calves. Proceedings of the Western Section Meeting, American Society of Animal Science. 41:264-267.
Bryant R, Endale D, Spiegal S., Kleinman PJA, Flynn CK, Meinen RJ, Cavigelli M, Sabo R.  2020.  Opportunities to implement manureshed management in the U.S. poultry industry. American Society of Ag.
Bryant R, Endale D, Spiegal S., Flynn CK, Meinen RJ, Cavigelli M, Kleinman PJA.  2021.  Poultry manureshed management: Opportunities and challenges for a vertically integrated industry. Journal of Environmental Quality. :1-12.
Brymer ABentley, Toledo DP, Spiegal S., Pierson FB, Clark PE, Wulfhorst J.D.  2020.  Social-Ecological Processes and Impacts Affect Individual and Social Well-Being in a Rural Western U.S. Landscape. Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems. 4(Article 38)
Bryson RA, Hayden B, Mitchell V, Webb, III T.  1970.  Some aspects of ecological climatology of the Jornada Experimental Range New Mexico. Simulation and Analysis of Dynamics of a Semi-Desert Grassland: An Interdisciplinary Workshop Program Toward Evaluating the Potential Ecological Impact of Weather Modification. :2-74.
Buck B.J, Monger CH.  1999.  Stable isotopes and soil-geomorphology as indicators of Holocene climate change, northern Chihuahuan Desert. Journal of Arid Environments. 43:357-373.
Buck B.J, Kipp J., Monger CH.  1998.  Eolian stratigraphy of intrabasinal fault depressions in the northern Hueco and southern TularosaBasins: Evidence for neotectonic activity. New Mexico Geological Society Guidebook, 49th Field Conference, Las Cruces Country II. :79-86.
Buck B.J, Kipp J., Monger CH.  2002.  Inverted clast stratigraphy in an eolian archaeological environment. Geoarchaeology. 17:665-687.
Buenemann M., Wright J..  2010.  Southwest transformation: eras of growth and land change in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Southwestern Geographer. 14:57-87.
Buffington L.C..  1964.  Vegetational changes on a semidesert range from 1858 to 1963. :93.
Buffington L.C., Herbel C.H..  1965.  Vegetational changes on a semidesert grassland range from 1858 to 1963. Ecological Monographs. 35:139-164.
H. Bulloch, Jr. E, Neher RE.  1980.  Soil Survey of Dona Ana County Area, New Mexico. :177.
Buonopane M., Foster HLaura, Remmenga M.D..  2005.  Community response to removals of plant functional groups and species from a Chihuahuan Desert shrubland. Oikos. 110:67-80.
Burk J.H.  1970.  Comparative production of Larrea divaricata Cav. on three geomorphic surfaces in southern New Mexico. :40.
Burke R, McCord S, Kachergis E, Jeffries M, Dickard M, Greene A, Herrick JE, Lepak N, Pilliod D, Prentice K.  2020.  Understanding ecological condition and change on rangelands managed by the Bureau of Land Management: An initial report. Ecological Society of America.
Burkett LM, Herrick JE.  2001.  Comparison of LCTA with an integrated soil and vegetation monitoring protocol for monitoring grassland, shrubland, and savanna ecosystems. 10th Annual Integrated Training Area Management Workshop. :99.
Burkett LM, Herrick JE, Remmenga M.D., M. Reiser H.  2001.  Monitoring grassland, shrubland and savanna ecosystems: LCTA versus an integrated soil and vegetation monitoring protocol. 86th Annual Meeting, Ecological Society of America. :322.
Burkett LM, Bestelmeyer BT, Tugel A.J..  2012.  A Field Guide to Pedoderm and Pattern Classes Version 2.3. :74.
Burnett S, Karl JW, Abbott L.  2011.  Modeling erosion in a southern New Mexico watershed using agwa: Sensitivity to variations of input precision and scale. 65th Annual Meeting of the Society for Range Management. p. 0217
N. Burruss D, Peters D.C.P., Huang H, Yao J.  2022.  Simulated distribution of Eragrostis lehmanniana (Lehmann lovegrass): Soil–climate interactions complicate predictions. Ecosphere. 13(3):e3974.
N. Burruss D, Yao J, Havstad K, Scroggs SLP.  2015.  Explaining abrupt spatial transitions in agro-ecosystem responses to periods of extended drought. 2015 LTER All Scientists Meeting.

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