A proposed chronostratigraphic framework for the late Quaternary of southern Africa

Understanding ecosystem dynamics of herbaceous grasslands (Campos) and arboreal forests (Bambuseae) using Poaceae pollen grains in the Coastal Plains Holocene sediments of Southern Brazil

Citizen science campaign reveals widespread fallout of contaminated dust from mining activities in the central Peruvian Andes

On the distinction of pollen grains of early varieties of Hordeum from Glyceria species: addressing the early cereal cultivation problem in palynology

Pollen morphology of the Poaceae: implications of the palynological and paleoecological records of the southeastern Amazon in Brazil

Grass pollen surface ornamentation: a review of morphotypes and taxonomic utility

Pedogenic carbonate stable isotope record of environmental change during the Neogene in the southern Great Plains, southwest Kansas, USA: Oxygen isotopes and paleoclimate during the evolution of C 4 -dominated grasslands

Fossil bovid diets indicate a scarcity of grass in the Langebaanweg E Quarry (South Africa) late Miocene/early Pliocene environment

The Neogene transition from C 3 to C 4 grasslands in North America: stable carbon isotope ratios of fossil phytoliths

The Neogene transition from C 3 to C 4 grasslands in North America: assemblage analysis of fossil phytoliths

Early maize pollen from Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, USA

Irrigating Forage Crops with Saline Waters: 2. Modeling Root Uptake and Drainage

Comparison of Pesticide Transport Processes in Three Tile-Drained Field Soils Using HYDRUS-2D

BERRIOCHLOA GABELI AND BERRIOCHLOA HULETTI (GRAMINEAE: STIPEAE), TWO NEW GRASS SPECIES FROM THE LATE MIOCENE ASH HOLLOW FORMATION OF NEBRASKA AND KANSAS

A Generalized Function of Wheat's Root Length Density Distributions

Sedimentary evidence of intense hurricane strikes from New Jersey

THE SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF MODERN POLLEN RAIN IN BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK

Neogene expansion of the North American prairie

Middle Miocene fossil grasses from Fort Ternan, Kenya

Implications of rapid sediment accumulation in a small New England salt marsh