Selected Publications By Dan James Pantone Available On The Internet
- Pantone, D. J. 2006. A forest of their own, the Matsés people on the border of Peru. Cultural Survival 30(4):32-39.
- Pantone, D. J., and R. A. Young. 1996. AGNPS (AGricultural NonPoint Source Pollution): A software program for assessing nonpoint source pesticide pollution. HortTechnology 6:344-350.
- Pantone, D. J., B. M. Pavlik, and R. B. Kelley. 1995. The reproductive attributes of an endangered plant as compared to a weedy congener. Biological Conservation 71:305-311.
- Pantone, D. J., J. B. Baker, and P. W. Jordan. 1992. Path analysis of red rice (Oryza sativa) competition with cultivated rice. Weed Science 40: 313-319.
- Pantone, D. J., and J. B. Baker. 1991. Weed-crop competition models and response-surface analysis of red rice competition in cultivated rice: A review. Crop Science 31:1105-1110.
- Pantone, D. J., W. A. Williams, and A. R. Maggenti. 1989. An alternative approach for evaluating the efficacy of potential biocontrol agents for weeds. 1. Inverse linear models. Weed Science 37:771-776.
- Pantone, D. J., S. M. Brown, and C. Womersley. 1985. Biological control of fiddleneck. California Agriculture 39:4-5.
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