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Bray, J. R.; Sanger, J. E. 1961. Light reflectivity as an index of chlorophyll content and production potential of various kinds of vegetation. Proceedings of the Minnesota Academy of Science 29:222-226. [1251 Abstract CC]
Gorham, E.; Sanger, J. 1964. Chlorophyll derivatives in woodland, swamp, and pond soils of Cedar Creek Natural History Area, Minnesota, U.S.A. Pages 1-12 in Y. Miyake and T. Koyama, editor. Recent Researches in the Fields of Hydrosphere, Atmosphere and Nuclear Geochemistry. Maruzen Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan. [1304 Abstract CC]
Bray, J. R.; Sanger, J. E.; Archer, A. L. 1966. The visible albedo of surfaces in central Minnesota. Ecology 47(4):524-531. [1253 Abstract CC]
Gorham, E.; Sanger, J. 1967. Caloric values of organic matter in woodland, swamp, and lake soils. Ecology 48(3):492-494. [1305 Abstract CC]
Gorham, E.; Sanger, J. 1967. Plant pigments in woodland soils. Ecology 48(2):306-308. [1306 Abstract CC]
Sanger, J. E. 1968. A Quantitative Study of Leaf Pigments from Initiation in Buds to Decomposition in Soils. Ph.D. Thesis. University of Minnesota. [1492 CC]
Sanger, J. E.; Gorham, E. 1970. The diversity of pigments in lake sediments and its ecological significance. Limnology and Oceanography 15(1):59-69. [1495 Abstract CC]
Sanger, J. E. 1971. Identification and quantitative measurements of plant pigments in soil humus layers. Ecology 52(6):959-963. [1493 Abstract CC]
Sanger, J. E. 1971. Quantitative investigations of leaf pigments from their inception in buds through autumn coloration to decomposition in falling leaves. Ecology 52(6):1075-1089. [1494 Abstract CC]
Sanger, J. E.; Gorham, E.
1973.
A comparison of the abundance and diversity of fossil pigments in wetland peats and woodland humus layers.
Ecology 54(3):605-611.
[1496 Abstract CC]