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Publications

Peer reviewed journal articles

Gordon, M. and Apple, C., 2011. Field monitoring the seasonal variation in Albatrellus ellisii mycelium abundance with a species-specific genetic marker. Mycologia, 103(5), pp.950-958.

Gordon, M. and Van Norman, K., 2014. Molecular monitoring of protected fungi: mycelium persistence in soil after timber harvest. Fungal Ecology, 9, pp.34-42.

Gordon, M. and Van Norman, K., 2015. Bridgeoporus nobilissimus is much more abundant than indicated by the presence of basidiocarps in forest stands. North American Fungi, 10.

Stone, D., Gordon, M., & McCune, B. (2020). Pseudocyphellaria holarctica (Lobariaceae) specimens from Oregon are referable to P. hawaiiensis. The Bryologist, 123(2), 260-264.

Van Norman, K. J., & Gordon, M. (2021). Landscape scale environmental DNA sampling for a rare fungal species: Implications for forest management. Forest Ecology and Management, 480, 118741.

Carter, M.C. and Gordon, M., 2007. Molecular methods for analysis of soil fungi. Mycotechnology: Present Status and Future Prospects, p.1.

Technical reports

Gordon M., 2009. Molecular Marker Development for Phaeocollybia Species.

Gordon, M., 2011 Pilot Project to Detect Phaeocollybia in Soil.

Gordon, M. 2012. Phaeocollybia Persistence in Project Areas.

Gordon M. 2009. Detecting Bridgeoporus nobilissimus in Wood Cores Using a Genetic Test.

Gordon M. 2008. Field Methods for the Detection of Bridgeoporus nobilissimus DNA in Trees, Stumps, and Snags.

Ramaria final report DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.13817.77921