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1986
Currah, R. S., & Van Dyke M. (1986).  A survey of some perennial vascular plant species native to Alberta for occurrence of Mycorrhizal fungi. 100(3), 330-242.
2000
Crane, P. E., Hiratsuka Y., & Currah R. S. (2000).  Clarification of the life-cycle of Chrysomxa on Ledum and Picea. 104, 581-586.
Crane, P. E., Hiratsuka Y., & Currah R. S. (2000).  Clarification of the life-cycle of Chrysomyxa woroninii on Ledum and Picea. 104, 581-586.
Addy, H. D., Hambleton S., & Currah R. S. (2000).  Distribution and molecular characterization of the root endophyte Phialocephala fortini along an environmental gradient in the boreal forest of Alberta. 104, 1213-1221.
Sigler, L., Lumley T. C., & Currah R. S. (2000).  New species and records of saprophytic ascomycetes (Myxotrichaceae) from decaying logs in the boreal forest. 41(5), 495-502.
Crane, P. E., Hiratsuka Y., & Currah R. S. (2000).  Reproductive biology and evidence for water dispersal of teliospores in Chrysomyxa weirii, a microcyclic spruce needle ruse. 92(4), 754-763.
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.
Thormann, Markus, N., Currah R. S., & Bayley, Suzanne E. (2001).  Microfungi isolated from Sphagnum fuscum from a southern boreal bog in Alberta, Canada. 104(4), 548-559.
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.
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.
Thormann, Markus, N., Currah R. S., & Bayley, Suzanne E. (2002).  The relative ability of fungi from Sphagnum fuscum to decompose selected carbon substrates. 48, 204-211.
2003
Thormann, Markus, N., Currah R. S., & Bayley, Suzanne E. (2003).  Succession of microfungal assemblages in decomposing peatland plants. 250(2), 323-333.
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.
Thormann, Markus, N., Currah R. S., & Bayley, Suzanne E. (2004).  Patterns of distribution of microfungi in decomposing bog and fen plants. 82, 710-720.
2006
Greif, M. D., Gibas C. F. C., & Currah R. S. (2006).  Leptographium piriforme sp. Nov., from a taxonomically diverse collection of arthropods collected in an aspen-dominated forest in western Canada. 98(5), 771-780.
2007
Greif, M. D., Gibas C. F. C., Tsuneda A., & Currah R. S. (2007).  Ascoma development and phylogeny of an apothecioid dothideomycete, Catinella olivacea. 94, 1890-1899.
Narisawa, K., Hambleton S., & Currah R. S. (2007).  Heteroconium chaetospira, a dark septate root endopyte allied to Herpotrichiellaceae (Chaetothyriales) obtained from some forest soil samples in Canada using bait plants. 48, 274-281.
Davey, M. L., & Currah R. S. (2007).  A new species of Cladophialophora (Hyphomycetes) from boreal and montane bryophytes. 111, 106-116.

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