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Authors & Publications Lists

AuthorYearPublication Title and Link
Sillett, Stephen C.2001"A redwood tree whose crown may be the most complex on Earth" in L’Arbre 2000
Sillett, Stephen C.2000"Dispersal limitations of epiphytic lichens result in species dependent on old-growth forests" in Ecological Applications
Sillett, Stephen C.2000"Four Years of Epiphyte Colonization in Douglas-Fir Forest Canopies" in The Bryologist
Sillett, Stephen C.2000"Crown structure of the world's second largest tree" in Madroño
Sillett, Stephen C.2000"A redwood tree whose crown is a forest canopy" in Northwest Science
Sillett, Stephen C.2000"Vertical distribution of dominant epiphytes in Douglas-fir forests of the central Oregon Cascades" in Northwest Science
Sillett, Stephen C.2000"Characteristics of redwood forests" in The Redwood Forest: History, Ecology, and Conservation of the Coast Redwoods
Sillett, Stephen C.2000"Redwood trees, communities, and ecosystems: a closer look" in The Redwood Forest: History, Ecology, and Conservation of the Coast Redwoods"
Sillett, Stephen C.1999"Tree Crown Structure and Vascular Epiphyte Distribution in Sequoia sempervirens Rain Forest Canopies" in Selbyana
Sillett, Stephen C.1999"Distribution of epiphytic macrolichens in relation to remnant trees in a multiple-age Douglas-fir forest" in Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Sillett, Stephen C.1998"Survival and Growth of Cyanolichen Transplants in Douglas-Fir Forest Canopies" in The Bryologist
Sillett, Stephen C.1998"Ecology and conservation of Pseudocyphellaria rainierensis, a Pacific Northwest endemic lichen" in Lichenographia Thomsoniana
Sillett, Stephen C.1997"Distribution and ecology of Pseudocyphellaria rainierensis, an epiphytic cyanolichen endemic to the Pacific Northwest" in Conservation and Management of Native Plants and Fungi
Sillett, Stephen C.1996"Emerging themes in epiphyte research in westside forest with special reference to cyanolichens" in Northwest Science
Sillett, Stephen C.1996"Lichen Pendants for Transplant and Growth Experiments" in The Lichenologist
Sillett, Stephen C.1995"Bryophyte Diversity of Ficus Tree Crowns from Cloud Forest and Pasture in Costa Rica" in The Bryologist
Sillett, Stephen C.1995"Branch Epiphyte Assemblages in the Forest Interior and on the Clearcut Edge of a 700-Year-Old Douglas Fir Canopy in Western Oregon" in The Bryologist
Sillett, Stephen C.1994"Growth Rates of Two Epiphytic Cyanolichen Species at the Edge and in the Interior of a 700-Year-Old Douglas Fir Forest in the Western Cascades of Oregon" in The Bryologist
Silva, Kimberly2025"A Big Impact to Mentoring" in ideaFest Posters
Silva, Collin2023"Northern Harrier Foraging Modes in Habitats Around Humboldt Bay" in ideaFest Posters

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