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2013
Ciborowski, J. J. H., Kang M., Grgicak-Mannion A., Rabb D., Bayley S. E., & Foote L. A. (2013).  Synthesis: Applying the reference condition approach for monitoring reclamation areas in the Athabasca oil sands region. 123 pages . Abstract
2012
Raab, D., & Bayley S. E. (2012).  A vegetation-based Index of Biotic Integrity to assess marsh reclamation success in the Alberta oil sands Canada. 15(1), 8 pages . Abstract
2011
Rooney, R. C., Bayley S. E., & Raab D. (2011).  Plant community environment and land-use data from oil sands reclamation and reference wetlands Alberta 2007-2009. 92(2003),  Abstract
Rooney, R. C., & Bayley S. E. (2011).  Setting reclamation targets and evaluating progress: Submersed aquatic vegetation in natural and post-oil sands mining wetlands in Alberta, Canada. 37(4), 10 pages . Abstract
Rooney, R. C., & Bayley S. E. (2011).  Relative influence of local- and landscape-level habitat quality on aquatic plant diversity in shallow open-water wetlands in Alberta's boreal zone: Direct and indirect effects. 26(7), 11 pages . Abstract
2010
Rooney, R. C., & Bayley S. E. (2010).  Quantifying a stress gradient: An objective approach to variable selection standardization and weighting in ecosystem assessment. 10(6), 9 pages . Abstract
Rooney, R. C., & Bayley S. E. (2010).  Quantifying a stress gradient : an objective approach to variable selection, standardization and weighing in ecosystem assessment. 10(6), 1174-1183.
2009
Trites, M., & Bayley S. E. (2009).  Organic matter accumulation in western boreal saline wetlands: A comparison of undisturbed and oil sands wetlands. 35 (12), 8 pages . Abstract
Trites, M., & Bayley S. E. (2009).  Vegetation communities in continental boreal wetlands along a salinity gradient: Implications for oil sands mining reclamation. 91(1), 12 pages . Abstract
Trites, M., & Bayley S. E. (2009).  Organic matter accumulation in western boreal saline wetlands : a comparison of undisturbed and oil sands wetlands. 35(12), 1734-1742.
2008
Bayley, S. E., & Guimond J. K. (2008).  Effects of river connectivity on marsh vegetation community structure and species richness in montane floodplain wetlands in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. 15(3), 377-388.
2005
Bayley, S. E., Thormann M. N., & Szumigalski A. R. (2005).  Nitrogen mineralization and decomposition in western boreal bog and fen peat. 12(4), 455-465.
2004
Thormann, M. N., Bayley S. E., & Currah R. S. (2004).  Microcosm tests of the effects of temperature and microbial species number on the decomposition of Carex aquatilis and Sphagnum fuscum litter from southern boreal peatlands. 50, 793-802.
Bayley, S. E., & Mewhort R. L. (2004).  Plant community structure and functional differences between marshes and fens in the southern boreal region of Alberta, Canada. 24(2), 277-294.
2003
Bayley, S. E., & Prather C. M. (2003).  Do wetland lakes exhibit alternative stable states? Submersed aquatic vegetation and chlorophyll in western shallow lakes. 48(6), 2335-2345.
2002
Thormann, M. N., Bayley S. E., & Currah R. S. (2002).  The microbial wildcard in peatland carbon storage : implications for global warming. In : Long-term dynamics and contemporary carbon budget of northern peatlands : Proceedings of the International Workshop on Carbon Dynamics of Forested Peatlands : knowl. Information Report NOR-X-383, 25-28.
2001
Thormann, M. N., Bayley S. E., & Currah R. S. (2001).  Comparison of decomposition of belowground and aboveground plant litters in peatlands of the boreal Alberta, Canada. 79, 9-22.
Vitt, D. H., Halsey L. A., Campbell C., Bayley S. E., & Thormann M. N. (2001).  Spatial patterning of net primary production in wetlands of continental western Canada. 8(4), 499-505.
1997
Thormann, M. N., & Bayley S. E. (1997).  Aboveground plant production and nutrient content of the vegetation in six peatlands in Alberta, Canada. 131(1), 1-16.
Thormann, M. N., Bayley S. E., & Szumigalski A. R. (1997).  Effects of hydrologic changes on aboveground production and surface water chemistry in two boreal peatlands in Alberta: implications for global warming. 362(1-3), 171-183.

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