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Fred E. Smeins

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Texas A & M University, College Station, TX, United States 
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Robert T. Coupland grad student University of Saskatchewan
Ralph Dix grad student University of Saskatchewan
Richard S. Miller research scientist University of Saskatchewan

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Samuel D. Fuhlendorf grad student Texas A & M
Nancy C. Nicolai grad student 2005 Texas A & M
Douglas R. Tolleson grad student 2007 Texas A & M

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Wang H, Wonkka CL, Treglia ML, et al. (2018) Incorporating local-scale variables into distribution models enhances predictability for rare plant species with biological dependencies Biodiversity and Conservation. 28: 171-182
Wang HH, Wonkka CL, Treglia ML, et al. (2015) Species distribution modelling for conservation of an endangered endemic orchid. Aob Plants. 7
Rho P, Wu XB, Smeins FE, et al. (2015) Regional land cover patterns, changes and potential relationships with scaled quail (Callipepla squamata) abundance Journal of Ecology and Environment. 38: 185-193
Reed JE, McCleery RA, Silvy NJ, et al. (2014) Monk parakeet nest-site selection of electric utility structures in Texas Landscape and Urban Planning. 129: 65-72
Wilcox BP, Fox WE, Prcin LJ, et al. (2012) Contour ripping is more beneficial than composted manure for restoring degraded rangelands in Central Texas. Journal of Environmental Management. 111: 87-95
Wonkka CL, Rogers WE, Smeins FE, et al. (2012) Biology, Ecology, and Conservation of Navasota ladies' tresses (Spiranthes parksii Correll): An Endangered Terrestrial Orchid of Texas Native Plants Journal. 13: 236-243
Allred BW, Fuhlendorf SD, Smeins FE, et al. (2012) Herbivore species and grazing intensity regulate community composition and an encroaching woody plant in semi-arid rangeland Basic and Applied Ecology. 13: 149-158
Perotto-Baldivieso HL, Ben Wu X, Peterson MJ, et al. (2011) Flooding-induced landscape changes along dendritic stream networks and implications for wildlife habitat Landscape and Urban Planning. 99: 115-122
Nicolai N, Feagin RA, Smeins FE. (2010) Spatial patterns of grass seedling recruitment imply predation and facilitation by harvester ants. Environmental Entomology. 39: 127-133
Nicolai N, Smeins FE, Cook JL. (2008) Harvester Ant Nests Improve Recovery Performance of Drought Impacted Vegetation in Grazing Regimes of Semiarid Savanna, Texas American Midland Naturalist. 160: 29-40
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