Bibliography and Citations

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Book Chapter
Ertter B.  1997.  Taxonomic grays vs. black and white expectations: implications for conservation management of diversity. Conservation and Management of Native Plants and Fungi.  Kaye T.N, Liston A., Love R.M, Luoma D.L, Meinke R.J, Wilson M.V, editors. Native Plant Society of Oregon.   p. 11-13.
Journal Article
Wilson M.V, Erhart T., Hammond P.C, Kaye T.N, Kuykendall K., Liston A., Robinson, Jr. A.F, Schultz C.B, Severns P.M.  2003.  Biology of Kincaid's lupine (Lupinus sulphureus ssp. kincaidii [Smith] Phillips), a threatened species of western Oregon native prairies, USA.  Natural Areas Journal.  23(1):72-83.
Kaye T.N.  1999.  From flowering to dispersal: reproductive ecology of an endemic plant, Astragalus australis var. olympicus (Fabaceae).  American Journal of Botany.  86:1248-1256.
Kaye T.N.  1991.  Inventory of the vascular flora of Dungeness Spit, Clallam County, Washington.  Douglasia Occasional Papers.  4:1-25.
Unpublished
Kaye T.N, Kirkland M..  1993.  1992 Progress report: population monitoring and preliminary model of Snake River Goldenweed, Haplopappus radiatus.  
Gisler S., Kaye T.N.  2004.  Conservation research in the Leslie Gulch ACEC: population monitoring for Trifolium owyheense and seed bank dynamics in Senecio ertterae.  
Kaye T.N.  1995.  Evaluation of population monitoring for Mirabilis macfarlanei, 1990-1995.  
Schwindt R., Kaye T.N, Wisehart L..  2011.  Field guide to weeds of Eastern Oregon.  
Schwindt R., Kaye T.N, Wisehart L..  2011.  Field guide to weeds of Eastern Oregon, edition for self-printing.  
Menke C.A, Kaye T.N.  2006.  Lepidium papilliferum (Slickspot peppergrass): evaluation of trends (1998-2004) and analysis of 2004 habitat integrity and population monitoring data. Final report.  
Kaye T.N.  1992.  Status report update for Mirabilis macfarlanei.  
Greenlee J., Kaye T.N.  1997.  Stochastic matrix projection: a comparison of the effect of element and matrix selection methods on quasi-extinction risk for Haplopappus radiatus (Asteraceae).