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2007
Dale, M. R. T., & Gignac D. L. (2007).  Effects of size, shape, and edge on vegetation in remnants of the upland boreal mixed-wood forest in agro-environments of Alberta, Canada. 85(3), 273-284.
2005
Gignac, D. L., & T. D. M. R. (2005).  Effects of fragment size and habitat heterogeneity on cryptogam diversity in the low-boreal forest of western Canada. 108(1), 50-66.
2003
Bauer, I. E., Gignac D. L., & Vitt, Dale H. (2003).  Development of a peatland complex in boreal western Canada: lateral site expansion and local variability in vegetation succession and long-term peat accumulation. 81, 833-847.
2002
Mulligan, R. C., & Gignac D. L. (2002).  Bryophyte community structure in a boreal poor fen : reciprocal transplants. 80, 404-411.
Mulligan, R. C., & Gignac D. L. (2002).  Bryophyte community structure in a boreal poor fen II: interspecific competition among five mosses. 80, 330-339.
2001
Mulligan, R. C., & Gignac D. L. (2001).  Bryophyte community structure in a boreal poor fen: reciprocal transplants. 79, 404-411.
Gignac, D. L. (2001).  Bryophytes as indicators of climate change. 104(3), 410-420.
Lumley, Trevor, C., Gignac D. L., & Currah R. S. (2001).  Microfungus communities of white spruce and trembling aspen logs at different stages of decay in disturbed and undisturbed sites in the boreal mixedwood region of Alberta. 79, 76-92.
2000
Gajewski, K., Vance R., Sawada M., Fung I., Gignac D. L., Halsey L., et al. (2000).  The climate of North America and adjacent ocean waters ca. 6 ka. 37, 661-681.
Halsey, L. A., Vitt D. H., & Gignac D. L. (2000).  Sphagnum-dominated peatlands in North America since the last glacial maximum: their occurrence and extent. 103(2), 334-352.
1992
Gignac, D. L. (1992).  Niche structure, resource partitioning, and species interactions of mire bryophytes relative to climate and ecological gradients in western Canada. 95(4), 406-418.
1990
Gignac, D. L. (1990).  Habitat limitations and ecotype structure of mire Sphagnum in western Canada. Botany(Ph. D.), 305. Abstract
Gignac, D. L., & Vitt D. H. (1990).  Habitat limitations of Sphagnum along climatic, chemical, and physical gradients in mires of western Canada. 93(1), 7-22.

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