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Publications: 2005

Multiple authors. Great Basin native plant selection and increase project: Progress Report FY02. http://www.wildlife.utah.gov/gbrc/Progress%20Report%200303.doc

Barkworth , M.E. and R. von Bothmer. 2005. Twenty-one years later: the impact of Löve and Dewey's genomic classification proposal. In Proc. Fifth International Triticeae Symposium, Prague , June 6–10, 2005. Czech J. Genet. Plant. Breed. 41 (Special Issue): xx–yy.

Barkworth , M.E. and J. McGrew . 2005. Determining ecological limits and predicting new localities by combining herbarium data with spatial data. In Proc. Fifth International Triticeae Symposium, Prague , June 6–10, 2005. Czech J. Genet. Plant. Breed. 41 (Special Issue): xx–yy.

Barkworth , M.E. J. McGrew , and G. Zhu. 2005. The Triticeae in China . In Proc. Fifth International Triticeae Symposium, Prague , June 6–10, 2005. Czech J. Genet. Plant. Breed. 41 (Special Issue): xx–yy.

Barkworth , M.E. and S.-J. Lim. 2005. A new Web site for the Triticeae Consortium: report of the workshop held at the Fifth International Triticeae Symposium. In Proc. Fifth International Triticeae Symposium, Prague , June 6–10, 2005. Czech J. Genet. Plant. Breed. 41 (Special Issue): xx–yy.

Holubec, V., M.E. Barkworth , and R. von Bothmer (Eds). 2005. Proceedings of the Fifth International Triticeae Symposium, Prague , June 6-10, 2005. Czech J. Genet. Plant. Breed. 41 (Special Issue).

Holmgren, Noel H., Patricia K. Holmgren and Arthur Cronquist. 2005. Intermountain Flora: Vascular Plants of the Intermountain West, U.S.A., VOl 2, Part B. The New York Botanical Garden Press.

Patterson, Jason T., Steven R. Larson, and Paul G. Johnson. 2005. Genome relationships in polyploid Poa pratensis and other Poa species inferred from phylogenetic anaylsis of nuclear and chloroplast DNA. Genome 48:76-87.

Thompson, David M. 2005. Systematics of Mimulus Subgenus Schizoplacus (Scrophulariaceae). Systematic Botany Monographs, VOl 75. The American Society of Plant Taxonomists.