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Harper, K. A., & Macdonald S. E. (2001).  Structure and composition of riparian boreal forest: new methods for analyzing edge influence. 82(3), 649-659.
Lilles, E. B., Purdy B. G., Chang S. X., & Macdonald S. E. (2010).  Soil and groundwater characteristics of saline sites supporting boreal mixedwood forests in northern Alberta. 90, 1-14.
Lilles, E. B., Purdy B. G., Chang S. X., & Macdonald S. E. (2010).  Soil and groundwater characteristics of saline sites supporting boreal mixedwood forests in northern Alberta. 90 (1), 13 pages . Abstract
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Macrae, M. L., Devito K. J., Creed I. F., & Macdonald S. E. (2006).  Relation of soil-, surface-, and ground-water distributions of inorganic nitrogen with topographic position in harvested and unharvested portions of an aspen dominated catchment in the boreal plain. 36, 2090-2103.
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Macdonald, S. E., Chinnappa, C. C, Reid D. M., & Purdy B. G. (1987).  Population differentiation of the Stellaria longpipes complex within Saskatchewan's Athabasca sand dunes. 65, 1726-1732.
Lieffers, V. J., & Macdonald S. E. (1990).  Photosynthesis, water relations, and foliar nitrogen of Picea mariana and Larix laricina from drained and undrained peatland. 20, 995-1000.
Wang, Z. M., & Macdonald S. E. (1992).  Peatland and upland black spruce populations in Alberta, Canada : isozyme variation and seed germination ecology. 41(2), 117-122.
Wang, Z. M., & Macdonald S. E. (1993).  Peatland and upland black spruce populations in Alberta : morphology and ecophysiology. 23, 33-40.
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Mugasha, A. G., Macdonald S. E., & Pluth D. J. (1996).  Needle litter responses of tamarack and black spruce to fertilization of minerotrophic peatland sites. 87, 257-264.
Purdy, B. G., Macdonald S. E., & Lieffers V. J. (2005).  Naturally saline boreal communities as models for reclamation of saline oil sand tailings. 13(4), 10 pages . Abstract
Martin-DeMoor, J., Lieffers V. J., & Macdonald S. E. (2010).  Natural regeneration of white spruce in aspen-dominated boreal mixedwoods following harvesting. 40, 585-594.
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Macdonald, S. E., Thomas B. R., Cherniawsky D. M., & Purdy B. G. (2001).  Managing genetic resources of lodgepole pine in west-central Alberta : patterns of isozyme variation in natural populations and effects of forest management. 152(1-3), 45-58.
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Kurulok, S. E., & Macdonald S. E. (2007).  Impacts of postfire salvage logging on understory plant communities of the boreal mixedwood forest 2 and 34 years after disturbance. 37, 2637-2651.
Schmidt, M. G., Macdonald S. E., & Rothwell R. L. (1996).  Impacts of harvesting and mechanical site preparation on soil chemical properties of mixed-wood boreal forest sites in Alberta. 76, 531-540.
Schmidt, M. G., Macdonald S. E., & Rothwell R. L. (1996).  Impact of harvesting and mechanical site preparation on soil chemical properties of mixed-wood boreal forest sites in Alberta. 74, 531-540.
Macdonald, S. E., Rothwell R. L., & Schmidt M. G. (1996).  Impact of different methods of mechanical site preparation on foliar nutrients of planted white spruce seedlings. Canada-Alberta Partnership Agreement Forest Report 140,
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Lilles, E. B., Purdy B. G., Macdonald S. E., & Chang S. X. (2012).  Growth of aspen and white spruce on naturally saline sites in northern Alberta: Implications for development of boreal forest vegetation on reclaimed saline soils. 92(1), 14 pages . Abstract
Lieffers, V. J., & Macdonald S. E. (1990).  Growth and foliar nutrient status of black spruce and tamarack in relation to depth of water table in some Alberta peatlands. 20(6), 805-809.
Purdy, B. G., Bayer R. J., & Macdonald S. E. (1994).  Genetic variation, breeding system evolution, and conservation of the narrow sand dune endemic Stellaria arenicola and the widespread S. longipes (Caryophyllaceae). 81, 904-911.
Yao, X. H., Titus S. J., & Macdonald S. E. (2001).  A generalized logistic model of individual tree mortality for aspen, white spruce, and lodgepole pine in Alberta mixwood forests. 31(2), 283-291.
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Mills, S. E., & Macdonald S. E. (2005).  Factors influencing bryophyte assemblages at different scales in the western Canadian boreal forest. 108, 86-100.
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Thomas, B. R., Macdonald S. E., Hick M., Adams D. L., & Hodgetts R. B. (1999).  Effects of reforestation methods on genetic diversity of lodgepole pine: an assessment using microsatellite and randomly amplified polymorphic DNA markers. 98(5), 793-801.
Mugasha, A. G., Pluth D. J., & Macdonald S. E. (1999).  Effects of fertilization on seasonal patterns of foliar mass and nutrients of tamarack and black spruce on undrained minerotrophic peatland sites. 116(1-3), 13-31.
Lieffers, V. J., Mugasha A. G., & Macdonald S. E. (1993).  Ecophysiology of shade needles of Picea glauca saplings in relation to removal of competing hardwoods and degree of prior shading. 12(3), 271-280.
Lieffers, V. J., & Macdonald S. E. (1993).  Ecology of and control strategies for Calamagrostis canadensis in boreal forest sites. 23, 2070-2077.

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