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Conference Paper
Lucero M.E., Reyes-Vera I., Vivenhananthan E., Barrow J.R., Sedillo R.L..  2006.  Native symbiotic fungi increase stress tolerance and productivity of plants in arid lands. Symposium on Efficient Water Use in the Urban Landscape.
Lucero M.E., Barrow J.R..  2005.  Whose genes are we sequencing? Evidence for the presence of multiple genomes in native and regenerated high plants American Society of Plant Biologists. :PaperNo.33.
Conference Proceedings
Barrow J.R., Lucero M.E., Reyes-Vera I..  2006.  Symbiotic fungi that influence vigor, biomass and reproductive potential of native bunch grasses for remediation of degraded semiarid rangelands. Wildland Shrub Symposium Proceedings.
Sedillo R.L., Lucero M.E., Barrow J.R., Reyes-Vera I..  2006.  What does an endophyte look like? Endophyte profiles of native grasses and shrubs Wildland Shrub Symposium Proceedings.
Journal Article
Barrow J.R., Lucero M.E., Reyes-Vera I., Havstad K.  2007.  Endosymbiotic fungi structually integrated with leaves reveals a lichenous condition of C4 grasses. In Vitro Cellular and Development Biology - Plants. 43:65-70.