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2010
Landhäusser, S. M. (2010).  Rebuilding forest ecosystems : challenges in forest land reclamation, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Edmonton, Alberta.
2008
Bladon, K. D., Lieffers V. J., Silins U., Landhäusser S. M., & Blenis P. V. (2008).  Elevated mortality of residual trees following structural retention harvesting in boreal mixedwoods. 84(1), 70-75.
Startsev, N. A., Lieffers V. J., Landhäusser S. M., & Velazquez-Martinez A. (2008).  N-transfer through aspen litter and feather moss layers after fertilization with ammonium nitrate and urea. 311, 51-59.
2007
Bladon, K. D., Silins U., Landhäusser S. M., Messier C., & Lieffers V. J. (2007).  Carbon isotype discrimination and water stress in trembling aspen following variable retention harvesting. 27(7), 1065-71.
2005
Fraser, E. C., Lieffers V. J., & Landhäusser S. M. (2005).  Age, stand density, and tree size as factors in root and basal grafting of lodgepole pine. 83, 983-988.
2002
Desrochers, A., Landhäusser S. M., & Lieffers V. J. (2002).  Coarse and fine root respiration in aspen (Populus tremuloides). 22(10), 725-732.
2001
j. Lieffers, V., Landhäusser S. M., & Hogg E. H. (2001).  Is the wide distribution of aspen a result of its stress tolerance? In: Sustaining Aspen in Western Landscapes : symposium . 2001.
Landhäusser, S. M., & Lieffers V. J. (2001).  Photosynthesis and carbon allocation of six boreal tree species grown in understory and open conditions. 21, 243-250.
1997
Stadt, K. J., Landhäusser S. M., & Stewart J. D. (1997).  Comment: the effects of direct-beam light on overcast-day estimates of light availability. 27, 272-274.
1994
Wein, R., Gal R., Hogenbirk J. C., Hogg E. H., Landhäusser S. M., Lange P., et al. (1994).  Analogues of climate change - fire - vegetation responses in the Mackenzie Basin. 337-343.
Wein, R. W., & Landhäusser S. M. (1994).  Wildfire as a force in global climate change. In : R. Riewe and J. Oakes (eds.) Biological implications of global change : northern perspectives. 55-60.

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