| 1971. |
Art, H. W. and P. L. Marks. A summary table of
biomass and net annual primary production in forest ecosystems
of the world. In Forest Biomass Studies. XVth IUFRO Congress,
Gainesville, Florida, 15-20 March 1971. 32 pp. |
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Marks, P. L. A vision of environment. American
Scholar 40:421-431. |
| 1972. |
Marks, P. L. and F. H. Bormann. Revegetation
following forest cutting: mechanisms for return to steady-state
nutrient cycling. Science 176:914-915. |
| 1973. |
Art, H. W. and P. L. Marks. Primary productivity
profile of New York and Massachusetts. Deciduous Forest Biome
Memo Report #72-39. 95 pp. |
| 1974. |
Marks, P. L. The role of pin cherry (Prunus
pensylvanica L.) in the maintenance of stability in northern
hardwood ecosystems. Ecol. Monogr. 44(1):73-88. |
| 1975. |
Marks, P. L. On the relation between extension
growth and successional status of deciduous trees of the northeastern
United States. Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 102(4):172-177. |
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Marks, P. L. and P. A. Harcombe. Community diversity
of coastal plain forests in southern east Texas. Ecology 56(4):1004-1008. |
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Whittaker, R. H. and P. L. Marks. Methods of
assessing terrestrial productivity. Pages 55-118 in H.
Lieth and R. H. Whittaker, eds. Primary Productivity of the Biosphere.
Springer-Verlag, New York. |
| 1976. |
Harcombe, P. A. and P. L. Marks. Species preservation.
Science 194:383 (editorial). |
| 1977. |
Harcombe, P. A. and P. L. Marks. Understory structure
of a mesic forest in southeast Texas. Ecology 58(4):1144-1151. |
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Marks, P. L. and F. H. Bormann. Revegetation
following forest cutting: mechanisms for return to steady-state
nutrient cycling. Pages 174-177 in F. B. Golley, ed. Ecological
Succession. Benchmark Papers in Ecology, 5. Dowden, Hutchinson
& Ross, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. |
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Schlesinger, W. H. and P. L. Marks. Mineral cycling
and the niche of Spanish moss, Tillandsia usneoides L.
Am. J. Bot. 64(10):1254-1262. |
| 1978. |
Harcombe, P. A. and P. L. Marks. Tree diameter
distributions and replacement processes in southeast Texas forests.
Forest Sci. 24:153-166. |
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Marks, P. L. and P. A. Harcombe. Vegetation of
the Big Thicket National Preserve: preliminary description of
plant communities. Report to the Office of Natural Sciences,
Southwestern Region, National Park Service, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
65 pp. + map. |
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Mohler, C. L., P. L. Marks, and D. G. Sprugel.
Stand structure and allometry of trees during self-thinning of
pure stands. J. Ecol. 66:599-614. |
| 1979. |
Marks, P. L. Apparent fire-stimulated germination
of Rhus typhina seeds. Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 106(1):41-42. |
| 1981. |
Marks, P. L. and P. A. Harcombe. Forest vegetation
of the Big Thicket, southeast Texas. Ecol. Monogr. 51:287-305. |
| 1983. |
Harcombe, P. A. and P. L. Marks. Five years of
tree death in a Fagus-Magnolia forest, southeast Texas
(USA). Oecologia 57:49-54. |
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Marks, P. L. On the origin of the field plants
of the northeastern United States. Am. Nat. 122:210-228. |
| 1985. |
Canham, C. D. and P. L. Marks. The response of
woody plants to disturbance: patterns of establishment and growth.
Pages 197-216 in S. T. A. Pickett and P. S. White, eds.
The Ecology of Natural Disturbance and Patch Dynamics. Academic
Press, New York. |
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Marks, P. L. and C. L. Mohler. Succession after
elimination of buried seeds from a recently plowed field. Bull.
Torrey Bot. Club 112:376-382. |
| 1986. |
Morris, W. F., P. L. Marks, C. L. Mohler, N.
R. Rappaport, F. R. Wesley, and M. A. Moran. Seed dispersal and
seedling emergence in an old-field community in central New York
(USA). Oecologia 70:92-99. |
| 1987. |
Huenneke, L. F. and P. L. Marks. Stem dynamics
of the shrub Alnus incana ssp. rugosa: transition
matrix models. Ecology 68(5):1234-1242. |
| 1989. |
Grubb, P. J. and P. L. Marks. Spring flowers
of eastern North American and European deciduous forests. Plants
Today 2:89-96. |
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Marks, P. L. and B. E. Smith. Changes in the
landscape: a 200 year history of forest clearing in Tompkins
County, New York. New York's Food and Life Sciences Quarterly
19:11-14. |
| 1991. |
Gill, D. S. and P. L. Marks. Tree and shrub seedling
colonization of old fields in central New York. Ecological Monographs
61:183-205. |
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Marks, P. L. Reading the landscape I: Red cedar.
Cornell Plantations 46(1-2):7-10. |
| 1992. |
Marks, P. L. and S. Gardescu. Vegetation of the
central Finger Lakes region of New York in the 1790s. Pages 1-35
in Late Eighteenth Century Vegetation of Central and Western
New York State on the Basis of Original Land Survey Records.
New York State Museum Bulletin No. 484. State Education Department,
Albany, New York. |
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Marks, P. L. and S. Gardescu. Reading the landscape
II: Central New York in the 1790s. Cornell Plantations 47(4):10-16. |
| 1993. |
Marks, P. L., S. Gardescu, and B. E. Smith. Reading
the landscape: III. Changes in the amount of forest since European
settlement. Cornell Plantations 48(4):3-8. |
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Smith, B. E., P. L. Marks, and S. Gardescu. Two
hundred years of forest cover changes in Tompkins County, New
York. Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 120:229-247. |
| 1994. |
Marks, P. L. Reading the landscape 4: Primary
vs. secondary forests. Cornell Plantations 49(2):7-12. |
| 1995. |
Marks, P. L. Reading the landscape 5: Delayed
invasion of secondary forest by beech trees. Cornell Plantations
50(2):9-14. |
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Marks, P. L. Ithaca landscape had quiet revolution.
The Ithaca Journal, Arts & Leisure Section, Thursday, September
14, 1995, p. 6. |
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Marks, P. L. Reading the landscape: Primary vs.
secondary forests. Arnoldia 55(3):2-10. |
| 1996. |
Marks, P. L. (contributor). A Videotape: Biodiversity
for Forests and Farms. Cornell Cooperative Extension, Cornell
University Media Services Resource Center, Ithaca, NY. |
| 1998. |
Marks, P. L. and S. Gardescu. A case study of sugar maple
(Acer saccharum) as a forest seedling bank species. Journal
of the Torrey Botanical Society 125:287-296. |
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Stover, M. E. and P. L. Marks. Successional vegetation on
abandoned cultivated and pastured land in Tompkins County, New
York. Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 125:150-164. |
| 1999. |
Corbit, M., P. L. Marks, and S. Gardescu. Hedgerows as habitat
corridors for forest herbs in Central New York, USA. Journal
of Ecology 87:220-232. |
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Marks, P. L., S. Gardescu, and G. E. Hitzhusen. Windstorm
damage and age structure in an old growth forest in central New
York. Northeastern Naturalist 6:165-176. |
| 2001. |
Marks, P. L. Reading the Landscape #6: Pastures of Plenty.
Cornell Plantations 56(2):20-24. |
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Marks, P. L. Pastures of plenty: A case study in field biology.
Arnoldia 61(2):22-25. |
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Marks, P.L. and S. Gardescu. Inferring forest stand history
from observational field evidence. In The historical
ecology handbook: A restorationist's guide to reference ecosystems
(D. Egan and E. A. Howell, eds.). Island Press, Washington DC.
pp. 177-198. |
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Singleton, R., S. Gardescu, P. L. Marks, and M. A. Geber.
Forest herb colonization of post-agricultural forests in central
New York State, USA. Journal of Ecology 18:325-338. |
| 2002. |
Harcombe, P. A., C. J. Bill, M. Fulton, J. S. Glitzenstein,
P. L. Marks and I. S. Elsik. Stand dynamics over 18 years in
a southern mixed hardwood forest, Texas, USA. Journal of Ecology
90:947-957. |
| 2003. |
Carlson, J., E. S. Menges, and P. L. Marks. Seed dispersal
by Gopherus polyphemus at Archbold Biological Station,
Florida. Florida Scientist 66:147-154. |
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Latty, E. F., C. D. Canham, and P. L. Marks. Beech bark
disease in northern hardwood forests: the importance of forest
history for disease incidence. Canadian Journal of Forest Research
33:257-268. |
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Vellend, M., J. A. Myers, S. Gardescu, and P. L. Marks.
Dispersal of Trillium seeds by deer: implications for
long-distance migration of forest herbs. Ecology 84:1067-1072. |
| 2004. |
Flinn K. M., and P. L. Marks. Land use history and forest
herb diversity in Tompkins County, New York, USA. Pp. 81-95 in
Forest biodiversity: Lessons from history for conservation (O.
Honnay, K. Verheyen, B. Bossuyt, and M. Hermy, eds.). CABI Publishing,
New York. |
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Gardescu, S. and P. L. Marks. Colonization of old fields
by trees vs. shrubs: seed dispersal and seedling establishment.
Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 131:52-67. |
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Latty, E. F., C. D. Canham, and P. L. Marks. The Effects
of Land-use History on Soil Properties and Nutrient Dynamics
in Northern Hardwood Forests of the Adirondack Mountains. Ecosystems
7:193-207. |
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Myers, J. A., M. Vellend, S. Gardescu, and P.
L. Marks. Seed dispersal by white-tailed deer: implications
for long-distance dispersal, invasion, and migration of plants
in eastern North America. Oecologia 139:35-44. |