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	Ecology & Conservation Biology In Ireland
	Higgins, G.T., Martin, J.R. & Perrin, P.M. (2004). A National Survey of Native Woodland in Ireland. National Parks & Wildlife Service, Dublin.
	Kingston, N., Lynn, D.E., Martin, J.R. & Waldren, S. (2003). An overview of biodiversity features in Dublin city urban parklands. Management of Environmental Quality. 14: 556-570.
	Kingston, N. & Waldren, S. (2005). The historical biogeography of 'Lusitanian' Ericaceae in the Irish flora. In: Bakker, F. T., Chatrou, L. W., Gravendeel, B. and Pelser, P. (Eds), Plant Species-level Systematics: New Perspectives on Pattern & Process. (pp. 203-215). Gantner Verlag, Ruggell.
	Kingston, N. & Waldren, S. (2006). Biogeography of the Irish Lusitanian Heathers. In: S.J. Leach, C.N. Page, Y. Peytoureau and M.N. Sanford (Eds), Botanical Links in the Atlantic Arc. (pp. 137-145). Botanical Society of the British Isles, London.
	Martin J.R., Gabbett, M., Perrin P.M. and Delaney, A. (2007) Semi-natural Grassland Survey of Counties Roscommon and Offaly. National Parks and Wildlife Service, Dublin.
	Smith, R.J. & Waldren, S. (2006). Genetic variation in Irish threatened plant species: a European perspective. In: S.J. Leach, C.N. Page, Y. Peytoureau and M.N. Sanford (Eds), Botanical Links in the Atlantic Arc. (pp. 147-156). Botanical Society of the British Isles, London.
	Waldren, S., Coxon, P. & Kingston, N. (2006). Phytogeography of Ireland, past & present. In: S.J. Leach, C.N. Page, Y. Peytoureau and M.N. Sanford (Eds), Botanical Links in the Atlantic Arc. (pp. 31-39). Botanical Society of the British Isles, London.
	Waldren, S., Lynn, D.E. & Murphy, S. (2006). The turlough form of Ranunclus repens L. (Creeping Buttercup). In: S.J. Leach, C.N. Page, Y. Peytoureau and M.N. Sanford (Eds), Botanical Links in the Atlantic Arc. (pp. 301-309). Botanical Society of the British Isles, London.
	Lynn, D.E., Kingston, N.E., Martin, J.R. & Waldren, S. (2002). Biodiversity in Dublin city urban parklands. In: L. Dunne (Ed.) Biodiversity in the City: Proceedings of a one-day International Conference held in Dublin 12 September 2002. (pp. 46 - 56). Environmental Institute, University College Dublin.
	Lynn, D.E. & Waldren, S. (2003). The use of Ranunculus repens as an indicator species for assessing the extent of flooding in turlough basins. Biology and Environment, 103B: 161-168.
	Lynn, D.E. & Waldren, S. (2003). Uniquely Irish III. The turlough form of Ranunculus repens. In: M. Otte (Ed.) Wetlands of Ireland. Distribution, Ecology, Uses and Economic Value. (pp. 157-159). University College Dublin Press, Dublin.
	Lynn, D.E., Curtis, T.G.F. & Waldren, S. (2003). The collection and storage of seed of selected threatened Irish plant species. Irish Naturalists Journal, 27: 273-277.
	Martin, J., Waldren, S. & O'Sullivan, A. (1995). The Irish rare and threatened plant seed bank, and its use in the conservation of Irish biodiversity. Botanic Gardens Conservation News, 2: 50-52.
	Martin, J., Waldren, S., O'Sullivan, A. & Curtis, T.G.F. (2001). The establishment of the threatened Irish Plant Seedbank. In: B.S. Rushton, Hackney, P. & C.R. Tyrie (Eds.), Biological Collections & Biodiversity. (pp. 112-119). Linnean Society of London Special Publication No.3.
	Martin, J.R., Higgins, G.T. & Perrin, P.M. (2005) A national survey of native woodland in Ireland: using the 2003 data to evaluate the conservation status of sites. In: Doyle, C. & Little, D. (eds.) Ireland's Native Woodlands Conference Proceedings, Galway, 8th - 11th September 2004. (pp.127-135). Woodlands of Ireland, Dublin.
	O'Sullivan, A., Martin, J., Curtis, T.G.F. & Waldren, S. (1996). Conserving native Irish plant species by collecting and storing their seeds. Irish Botanical News, 6: 5-11.
	O'Sullivan, A., Martin, J., Curtis, T.G.F. & Waldren, S. (1996). Conserving native Irish plant species by collecting and storing their seeds. Irish Botanical News, 6: 5-11.
	Perrin P.M., Barron S.J. and Martin J.R. (2006) National Survey of Native Woodland in Ireland: Second Phase Report. National Parks and Wildlife Service, Dublin.
	Perrin P.M., Kelly D.L. and Mitchell F.J.G (2006). Long-term deer exclusion in yew-wood and oakwood habitats in southwest Ireland: Natural regeneration and stand dynamics. Forest Ecology and Management. 236: 356-367.
	Perrin P.M., Martin J.R., Barron S.J. and Roche J.R. (2006). A cluster analysis approach to classifying Irish native woodlands. Biology and the Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. 106B: 261-275.
	Waldren, S. (1994). Genebank of Threatened Irish Plants. Reintroduction News, 9: 10.
	Waldren, S. (1994). The current status of Asplenium septentrionale (L.) Hoffm. in West Galway. Irish Naturalists Journal, 24: 492-495.
	Waldren, S. (1996). Plant biodiversity research and conservation. The Irish Scientist, 4: 43.
	Waldren, S., Martin, J., Curtis, T.G.F & O'Sullivan, A. (2000). Genebanks and biodiversity conservation: The Irish Threatened Plant Genebank Project. In: B. Rushton (Ed.), Biodiversity: The Irish Dimension. (pp. 135-146). Royal Irish Academy, Dublin.
	Waldren, S., Martin, J., Curtis, T. & Lynn, D. (2002). Experimental translocation of Gymnocarpium robertianum (Hoffm.) Newman in Ireland. The Fern Gazette, 16: 452-453.
	Walsh, D.G.F., Waldren, S. & Martin, J.R. (2003). Monitoring seed viability of fifteen species after storage in the Irish Threatened Plant Genebank. Biology and Environment, 103B: 59-67.
	International Ecology & Conservation Biology
	Ecological & Population Genetics
	Physiological Ecology
	Plant Biogeography
	Taxonomy

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