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CURRICULUM VITAE

Robert James (Jim) Ansley Jr.

008C Agricultural Hall

Oklahoma State University

Stillwater, OK 74078-6013

Work Number: 405-744-3014

jim.ansley@okstate.edu

I. Education 1983 PhD Agronomy University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming GPA 3.70/4; 84 hrs

1979 MS Range Science Utah State University, Logan, Utah GPA 3.50/4; 45 hrs

1975 BA Biology Hastings College, Hastings, Nebraska GPA 3.55/4; 135 hrs

1971 HS Diploma Westminster High School, Westminster, Colo. GPA 3.15/4

II. Experience 2016-present Professor and Head, Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management,

Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK

2015-2016 Regents Fellow Professor, Texas A&M AgriLife Research – Vernon, TX

2004-2015 Professor, Texas A&M AgriLife Research – Vernon, TX

2011-2015 Adjunct Instructor, Biology, Vernon College, Vernon, TX

1997-2004 Associate Professor, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station (TAES) –Vernon, TX

1994-1997 Assistant Professor, TAES - Vernon

1983-1993 Postdoctoral Associate, TAES - Vernon

1980-1983 Graduate Research Assistant, University of Wyoming, Laramie

1979-1980 Consultant, Soil and Land Use Technology, Rock Springs, WY

1978-1979 Technician, Bureau of Land management, Rock Springs, WY

1976-1978 Graduate Research Assistant, Utah State University, Logan, UT

III. Honors and Awards 2015. Outstanding Achievement Award, Texas Section Society for Range Management.

2015. Best Technical Article, Texas Section Society for Range Management, for: Ansley et al., 2015.

Honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa) seedling responses to seasonal timing of fire and fireline

intensity. Rangeland Ecol. & Mgt. 68: 194-203.

2015. Regents Fellow Service Award, Texas A&M AgriLife Research, College Station, TX

2013. Director, Texas Section, Society for Range Management (an elected position), 2013-2015.

2012. Best Popular Article, Texas Section Society for Range Management, for Ansley, R.J. and C.R.

Hart. 2012. Drivers of vegetation change on Texas rangelands. Texas AgriLife Extension

Publication No. L-5534. 6 pp.

2011. Best Technical Article, Texas Section Society for Range Management, for: Teague et al., Ansley

et al., Pinchak et al., 2010. Integrated grazing and prescribed fire restoration strategies in a

mesquite savanna - Parts 1, 2 and 3. Rangeland Ecol. & Mgt. 63: 275-307.

2008. Outstanding Achievement in Research/Academia, Society for Range Management, Annual

Meeting, Louisville, KY, Feb 2008.

2005. Member, Faculty Promotion Peer Review Committee, College Agric.,Texas A&M Univ (term

2005-2007).

2006. Best Technical Article, Texas Section Society for Range Management, for: Ansley, R.J., H.T.

Wiedemann, M.J. Castellano, J.E. Slosser. 2006. Herbaceous restoration of juniper-dominated

grasslands with chaining and fire. Rangeland Ecol. & Mgt. 59: 171-178.

2006. Best Poster in Soil Biology and Biochemistry, Soil Science Society of America, Annual

Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, for: Hollister, E.B., T.W. Boutton, R.J. Ansley. Land use and land

cover changes in temperate savannas: impact of woody encroachment and prescribed burning

on soil carbon pools and flux rates.

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2002. Best Poster in Forest and Rangeland Soils, Soil Science Society of America, Annual Meeting,

Indianapolis, IN, for: Boutton, T.W., R.J. Ansley, J.O. Skjemstadt. Biogeochemical responses to

fire seasonality and frequency in a temperate mixed-grass savanna: charcoal carbon.

1998. Best Popular Article, Texas Section Society for Range Management, for: Teague, R., R.

Borchardt, J. Ansley, B. Pinchak, J. Cox, J. Foy, J. McGrann. 1997. Sustainable management

strategies for mesquite rangeland: the Waggoner Kite project. Rangelands 19: 4-8.

1992. Award in Excellence, Off-Campus Research Support, Texas A&M Univ. Agric. Program.

1983. John P. Elbogen Graduate Student Teaching Award, University of Wyoming.

IV. Administrative Activities A. My activities at Oklahoma State University are directed 100% toward administrative activities. While

I intend to publish remaining data sets from my work in Texas, my role at OSU is to manage and

provide direction for a department of 21 faculty, 6 administrative support staff, 3 research associates, 8

post-doctoral associates, 55 graduate students and 260 undergraduate students. Post-doctorates and

graduate students are mentored directly by NREM faculty, but I am responsible for facilitating that

process. I also occasionally guest lecture in some of the NREM courses and give presentations to

various audiences that promote the department. I also am responsible for the OSU collaboration with

the South Central Climate Science Center Project administered by the University of Oklahoma.

V. Research Activities A. My research interests while with Texas A&M AgriLife were focused on rangeland vegetation ecology

and developing sustainable strategies for managing woody plant invasions on Southern Great Plains

(SGP) grasslands and rangelands. Specific goals were to:

1. Quantify the processes associated with woody plant expansion on SGP rangelands

2. Quantify the competitive interactions between woody plants and grasses

3. Determine the most sustainable management options for mitigating the negative effects of

woody plant invasions

4. Determine potential of rangeland woody plants for bioenergy uses

Goal 1 included documenting rates of invasion of species such as mesquite and juniper, and

determining the mechanisms by which they have successfully invaded into grasslands. I have studied

mesquite and juniper water use and photosynthesis, mesquite root growth in response to different soil

moisture regimes, mesquite seedling ecology, and the effects of animals as consumers and distributers

of mesquite seeds. Collaborators: Steve Archer, Bill Pinchak, Tom Boutton, Pete Jacoby, Bill Dugas,

Greg Asner, Keith Owens, Rod Heitschmidt, and Jeff Slosser.

Goal 2 measured herbaceous growth and species composition responses to different densities

and growth forms of mesquite and juniper species. Collaborators: Bill Pinchak, Richard Teague, Tom

Boutton, Mike Castellano, and Harold Wiedemann.

Goal 3 compared effects of seasonal fires on brush, grasses, soil carbon and CO2 flux. Herbicide

research determined effects on target and non-target species and wildlife habitat. Collaborators:

Richard Teague, Pete Jacoby, Tom Boutton, Bill Dugas, Charles Hart and Tim Steffens.

Goal 4 has included development of biomass prediction models for mesquite and juniper, use of

remote sensing to quantify woody biomass at pasture scales, harvesting trials, gasification and

torrefaction of wood chips, and development of bioenergy economic models for rangeland woody

plants. Collaborators: Soren Popescu, Ben Wu, Kalyan Annamalai, Travis Whitney, John Walker,

Srini Ale, Seong Park and Tong Wang.

An unusual feature in my publication record is that I was senior-author or the primary mentor of

the senior author on over 70% of the refereed journal articles I published. This trend was mostly the

product of working at a remote off-campus research station where it was difficult to recruit graduate

students and develop collaborations with campus faculty. Off-campus faculty that provided

inspiration were Dr. Darrell Ueckert, Dr. Rod Heitschmidt, and Dr. Bill Dugas.

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B. Publications and Presentations

1. Summary Table of Career Publications and Presentations

Google h-index: 32; i10-index: 75; i30 index: 35; Total citations: 2972 (as of Sept. 29, 2018)

As As Mentor As

Senior of Senior Non-mentor

Type Author Author Co-author Total

Full Publications:

Refereed Journal Articles 37 35 26 98

Books and Book Chapters 5 0 2 7

Refereed Symposium Proceedings 6 5 2 13

Editor-reviewed Journals & Symposiums 10 3 4 17

Extension-Oriented Publications 8 4 16 28

Reports and Miscellaneous Publications 9 3 10 22

Full Publications (Sub-total) 75 50 60 185

Abstracts and/or Presentations:

Invited Presentations (Intl/National) 16 0 7 23

Invited Presentations (Region/State) 84 1 3 88

Contributed Presentations (Intl/National) 43 39 26 108

Contributed Presentations (Region/State) 39 2 4 45

Abstracts and/or Presentations (Sub-total) 182 42 40 264

Overall Total 257 92 100 449

2. Refereed Journal Articles (Asterisk indicates a senior author mentored by Dr. Ansley)

(98) Ansley, R.J., T. Zhang and C. Cooper. 2018. Soil moisture, grass production and mesquite

resprout architecture following mesquite above-ground mortality. Water 10,

doi:10.3390/w10091243.

(97) Ansley, R.J., W.E. Pinchak and M.K. Owens. 2017. Mesquite pod removal by cattle, feral hogs

and native herbivores. Rangeland Ecology and Management 70: 469-476.

(96) Kreuter, U.P., A.D. Iwaasa, G.L. Theodori, R.J. Ansley, R.B. Jackson, L.H. Fraser, M.A. Naeth,

S. McGillivray and E.G. Moya. 2016. State of knowledge about energy development impact on

North American rangelands: an integrative approach. J. Environmental Management 180: 1-9.

(95) Chen, W.*, S. Thanapal, K. Annamalai and R.J. Ansley. 2016. Kinetics of pyrolysis of mesquite

biomass fuel from TGA data. International Journal of Green Energy 13: 1380-1387.

(94) Thanapal, S.S.*, K. Annamalai, R.J. Ansley and D. Ranjan. 2015. Cofiring carbon dioxide

torrified woody biomass with coal on emission characteristics. Biomass Conversion and

Biorefinery 6: 91-104.

(93) Jain, S.*, S. Ale, C.L. Munster, R.J. Ansley and J.R. Kiniry. 2015. Simulating the hydrologic

impact of Arundo donax invasion on headwaters of the Nueces River in Texas. Hydrology 2: 134-

147.

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(92) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp and D.L. Jones. 2015. Honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa) seedling

responses to seasonal timing of fire and fireline intensity. Rangeland Ecology and Management

68: 194-203.

(91) Chen, W.*, S. Thanapal, K. Annamalai and R.J. Ansley. 2015. Liquid yield from juniper and

mesquite bio-fuel gasification. International Journal of Energy Research 39: 621-633.

(90) Wang, T.*, S.C. Park, R.J. Ansley and S. Amosson. 2014. Economic and greenhouse gas

efficiency of honey mesquite relative to other energy feedstocks for bioenergy uses in the

Southern Great Plains. BioEnergy Research 7: 1493-1505.

(89) Cho, J. *, S.C. Park, R.J. Ansley, S-C. Choi, M. Mirik and T. Kim. 2014. Economic feasibility of

mesquite biomass for electricity production: projections of long-term sustainability of two harvest

options. BioEnergy Research 7: 1155-1164.

(88) Mirik, M.*, R. J. Ansley, K. Steddom, C.M. Rush, G.J. Michels, Jr., F. Workneh, S. Cui and

N.C. Elliott. 2014. High spectral and spatial resolution hyperspectral imagery for quantifying

Russian wheat aphid infestation in wheat using the constrained energy minimization classifier.

Journal of Applied Remote Sensing 8 (DOI: 10.1117/1.JRS.8.083661), 14 pages.

(87) Ansley, R.J., T.W. Boutton and P.W. Jacoby. 2014. Root biomass and distribution patterns in a

semi-arid mesquite savanna: Responses to long-term rainfall manipulation. Rangeland Ecology

and Management 67: 206-218.

(86) Thanapal, S.S.*, W. Chen, K. Annamalai, N. Carlin, R.J. Ansley and D. Ranjan. 2014. Carbon

dioxide torrefaction of woody biomass. Energy and Fuels 28: 1147-1157.

(85) Teague, W.R., S.L. Dowhower, R.J. Ansley, S.A. Baker, J.A. Waggoner and R.D. Ransom.

2014. Influence of increasing Prosopis glandulosa on herbaceous diversity and composition on

two soils in southern mixed-grass prairie. Arid Land Research and Management 28: 216-231.

(84) Chen, W.*, S.S. Thanapal, K. Annamalai, R.J. Ansley and M. Mirik. 2013. Updraft gasification

of mesquite fuel using air-stream and CO2-O2 mixture. Energy and Fuels 27: 7460-7469.

(83) Ansley, R.J., M. Mirik, X.B. Wu, and C.B. Heaton. 2013. Woody cover and grass production in

a mesquite savanna: geospatial relationships and precipitation. Rangeland Ecology and

Management 66: 621-633.

(82) Chen, W.*, S.S. Thanapal, K. Annamalai and R.J. Ansley and M. Mirik. 2013. Co-gasification of

mesquite and coal blend in an updraft fixed bed gasifier. J. Sustainable Bioenergy Systems 3:

234-241.

(81) Mirik, M.*, S. Chaudhuri, B. Surber, S. Ale, and R. J. Ansley. 2013. Evaluating biomass of

juniper trees (Juniperus pinchotii) from imagery-derived canopy area determined using the

support vector machine classifier. Advances in Remote Sensing 2: 181-192.

(80) Mirik, M.*, R. J. Ansley, J.A. Price, F. Workneh, and C.M. Rush. 2013. Remote monitoring of

wheat streak mosaic progression using sub-pixel classification of Landsat 5 TM imagery for site

specific disease management in winter wheat. Advances in Remote Sensing 2: 16-28.

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(79) Mirik, M.*, S. Chaudhuri, B. Surber, S. Ale and R. J. Ansley. 2013. Detection of two intermixed

invasive woody species using color infrared aerial imagery and the support vector machine

classifier. Journal of Applied Remote Sensing 7 (DOI: 10.1117/1.JRS.7.073588), 13 pages.

(78) Mirik, M.*, R. J. Ansley, K. Steddom, D.C. Jones, C.M. Rush, G.J. Michels, Jr., and N.C. Elliott.

2013. Remote distinction of a noxious weed (musk thistle: Carduus nutans) using airborne

hyperspectral imagery and support vector machine classifier. Remote Sensing 5: 612-630.

(77) Mirik, M.*, and R.J. Ansley. 2012. Utility of satellite and aerial images for quantification of

canopy cover and infilling rates of the invasive woody species honey mesquite on rangeland.

Remote Sensing 4: 1947-1962.

(76) Park, S.C., R.J. Ansley, M. Mirik and M.A. Maindrault. 2012. Delivered biomass costs of honey

mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa) for bioenergy uses in south-central USA. BioEnergy Research 5:

989-1001.

(75) Chen, W.*, K. Annamalai, R.J. Ansley and M. Mirik. 2012. Updraft fixed bed gasification of

mesquite and juniper wood samples. Energy 41: 454-461.

(74) Ku, N-W.*, S. Popescu, R.J. Ansley, and H. Perotto-Baldivieso. 2012. Assessment of available

rangeland woody plant biomass with a terrestrial Lidar system. Photogrammetric Engineering &

Remote Sensing 78: 349-361.

(73) Ansley, R.J., M. Mirik, B. Surber and S.C. Park. 2012. Canopy area and aboveground biomass

of redberry juniper (Juniperus pinchotii Sudw.) trees. Rangeland Ecology and Management 65:

189-195.

(72) Mirik, M.*, R.J. Ansley, G.J. Michels, and N.C. Elliott. 2012. Spectral vegetation indices

selected for quantifying Russian wheat aphid (Diuraphis noxia) feeding damage in wheat

(Triticum aestivum L.). Precision Agriculture: DOI 10.1007/s11119-012-9264-7. 16 pages.

(71) Mirik, M.*, and R.J. Ansley. 2012. Comparison of ground-measured and image-classified

mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa) canopy cover. Rangeland Ecology and Management 65: 85-95.

(70) Mirik, M.*, D.C. Jones, J. Price, F. Workneh, R.J. Ansley, and C.M. Rush. 2011. Satellite remote

sensing of wheat infected by wheat streak mosaic virus. Plant Disease 95: 4-12.

(69) Hollister, E.B.*, C.W. Schadt, A.V. Palumbo, R.J. Ansley, and T.W. Boutton. 2010. Structural

and functional diversity of soil bacterial and fungal communities following woody plant

encroachment in the southern Great Plains. Soil Biology and Biochemistry 42: 1816-1824.

(68) Ansley, R.J., T.W. Boutton, M. Mirik, M.J. Castellano, and B.A. Kramp. 2010. Restoration of C4

grasses with seasonal fires in a C3/C4 grassland invaded by Prosopis glandulosa, a fire-resistant

shrub. Applied Vegetation Science 13: 520-530.

(67) Pinchak, W.E., W.R. Teague, R.J. Ansley, J.A. Waggoner, and S.L. Dowhower. 2010. Integrated

grazing and prescribed fire restoration strategies in a mesquite savanna: III. Ranch-scale cow-calf

production responses. Rangeland Ecology and Management 63: 298-307.

(66) Ansley, R.J., W.R. Teague, W.E. Pinchak, B.A. Kramp, and K. Barnett. 2010. Integrated grazing

and prescribed fire restoration strategies in a mesquite savanna: II. Fire behavior and mesquite

landscape cover responses. Rangeland Ecology and Management 63: 286-297.

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(65) Teague, W.R., S.L. Dowhower, R.J. Ansley, W.E. Pinchak, and J.A. Waggoner. 2010.

Integrated grazing and prescribed fire restoration strategies in a mesquite savanna: I. Vegetation

responses. Rangeland Ecology and Management 63: 275-285.

(64) Ansley, R.J., M. Mirik, and M.J. Castellano. 2010. Structural biomass partitioning in regrowth

and undisturbed mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa): implications for bioenergy uses. Global Change

Biology Bioenergy 2: 26-36.

(63) Teague, W.R., S.L. Dowhower, S.A. Baker, U.P. Kreuter, R.J. Ansley, D.M. Conover, and J.A.

Waggoner. 2010. Soil and herbaceous plant responses to summer patch burns under continuous

and rotational grazing. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 137: 113-123.

(62) Mirik, M.*, R.J. Ansley, J. Michels Jr., and N. Elliott. 2009. Grain yield and biomass reduction

in winter wheat caused by the Russian wheat aphid feeding. Southwestern Entomologist 34: 131-

139.

(61) Ansley, R.J., W.E. Pinchak, and D.L. Jones. 2008. Mesquite, tobosagrass, and common

broomweed responses to summer and winter season fires. Rangeland Ecology and Management

61: 588-597.

(60) Stanford, R.L.*, R.J. Ansley, and D. Ransom. 2008. Common broomweed growth characteristics

in cleared and woody landscapes. Rangeland Ecology and Management 61: 561-565.

(59) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.E. Pinchak, S.L. Dowhower, S.A. Gerrard, and J.A. Waggoner.

2008. Interannual herbaceous biomass response to increasing honey mesquite cover on two soils.

Rangeland Ecology and Management 61: 496-508.

(58) Harris, W.H.*, T.W. Boutton, and R.J. Ansley. 2008. Plant community and soil microbial

responses to fire and clipping in a southern mixed grassland. Rangeland Ecology and

Management 61: 580-587.

(57) Simmons, M.T.*, S.R. Archer, W.R. Teague, and R.J. Ansley. 2008. Tree (Prosopis

glandulosa) effects on grass growth: an experimental assessment of above- and belowground

interactions in a temperate savanna. J. Arid Environments 72: 314-325.

(56) Teague, W.R., W.E. Grant, U.P. Kreuter, H. Diaz-Solis, S. Dube, M.M. Kothmann, W.E.

Pinchak, and R.J. Ansley. 2008. An ecological economic simulation model for assessing fire

and grazing management effects on mesquite rangelands in Texas. Ecological Economics 64:

611-624.

(55) Ansley, R.J., and M.J. Castellano. 2007. Texas wintergrass and buffalograss response to

seasonal fires and clipping. Rangeland Ecology and Management 60: 154-164.

(54) Ansley, R.J., and M.J. Castellano. 2007. Prickly pear cactus responses to summer and winter

fires. Rangeland Ecology and Management 60: 244-252.

(53) Ansley, R.J., and M.J. Castellano. 2007. Effects of summer season fires on woody, succulent

and graminoid vegetation in southern mixed prairie ecosystems. Tall Timbers Fire Ecology

Conference 23: 63-70.

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(52) Castellano, M.J.*, and R.J. Ansley. 2007. Fire season and grazing differentially affect temporal

stability and drought resilience of three perennial grass functional groups. J. Arid Environments

69:375-384.

(51) Simmons, M.T.*, S.R. Archer, R.J. Ansley, and W.R. Teague. 2007. Grass effects on tree

(Prosopis glandulosa) growth in a temperate savanna. J. Arid Environments 69:212-227.

(50) Ansley, R.J. and M.J. Castellano. 2006. Strategies for savanna restoration in the southern Great

Plains: Effects of fire and herbicides. Restoration Ecology 14: 420-427.

(49) Ansley, R.J., T.W. Boutton, and J.O. Skjemstad. 2006. Soil organic carbon and black carbon

storage and dynamics under different fire regimes in a temperate mixed-grass savanna. Global

Biogeochemical Cycles 20, GB3006, doi:10.029/2005GB002670.

(48) Ansley, R.J., M.J. Castellano, and W.E. Pinchak. 2006. Sideoats grama growth responses to

seasonal fires and clipping. Rangeland Ecology and Management 59: 258-266.

(47) Ansley, R.J., H.T. Wiedemann, M.J. Castellano, and J.E. Slosser. 2006. Herbaceous restoration

of juniper-dominated grasslands with chaining and fire. Rangeland Ecology and Management 59:

171-178.

(46) Dai, X.*, T.W. Boutton, M. Hailemichael, R.J. Ansley, and K.E. Jessup. 2006. Soil carbon and

nitrogen storage in response to fire in a temperate mixed-grass savanna. J. Environmental Quality

35: 1620-1628.

(45) Hughes, R.F.*, S.R. Archer, G.P. Asner, C.A. Wessman, C. McMurtry, J. Nelson, and R.J.

Ansley. 2006. Changes in aboveground primary production and carbon and nitrogen pools

accompanying woody encroachment in a temperate savanna. Global Change Biology 12: 1733-

1747.

(44) Amdor, B.A., J.E. Slosser, G.B. Idol, M.N. Parajulee, W.E. Pinchak, R.J. Ansley, and M.K.

Owens. 2006. Population dynamics and response to mesquite pod supplementation for

Algarobius bottimeri and Mimosestes amicus. Southwestern Entomologist 31: 103-112.

(43) Ansley, R.J., and G.A. Rasmussen. 2005. Managing native invasive juniper species using fire.

Weed Technology 19: 517-522.

(42) Dai, X.*, T.W. Boutton, B. Glaser, R.J. Ansley and W. Zech. 2005. Black carbon in a temperate

mixed-grass savanna. Soil Biology and Biochemistry 37: 1879-1881.

(41) Wiedemann, H.T, J.E. Slosser, and R.J. Ansley. 2005. Tabanus abactor Philip responses to

chaining and burning redberry juniper stands. Southwestern Entomologist 30: 203-214.

(40) Ansley, R.J., W.E. Pinchak, W.R. Teague, B.A. Kramp, D.L. Jones and P.W. Jacoby. 2004.

Long-term grass yields following chemical control of honey mesquite. J. Range Management 57:

49-57.

(39) Pinchak, W.E., D.R. Tolleson, M. McCloy, L.J. Hunt, R.J. Gill, R.J. Ansley and S.J. Bevers.

2004. Morbidity impacts on productivity and profitability of stocker cattle grazing in the

Southern Plains. J. Animal Science 82: 2773-2779.

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(38) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp and D.L. Jones. 2003. Converting mesquite thickets to savanna

through foliage modification with clopyralid. J. Range Management 56: 72-80.

(37) Asner, G.P., S.R. Archer, R.F. Hughes, R.J. Ansley and C.A. Wessman. 2003. Net changes in

regional woody vegetation cover and carbon storage in Texas drylands, 1937-1999. Global

Change Biology 9: 316-335.

(36) Martin, R.E.*, G.P. Asner, R.J. Ansley, and A.R. Mosier. 2003. Effects of woody vegetation

encroachment on soil nitrogen oxide emissions in a temperate savanna. Ecological Applications

13: 897-910.

(35) Heaton, C.B.*, X.B. Wu and R.J. Ansley. 2003. Herbicide effects on vegetation spatial patterns

in mesquite savanna. J. Range Management 56: 627-633.

(34) Malinowski, D.P., A.A. Hopkins, W.E. Pinchak, J.W. Sij and R.J. Ansley. 2003. Productivity

and survival of defoliated wheatgrasses in the Rolling Plains of Texas. Agronomy J. 95: 614-626.

(33) Ansley, R.J., W.A. Dugas, M.L. Heuer and B.A. Kramp. 2002. Bowen ratio/energy balance and

scaled leaf measurements of CO2 flux over burned Prosopis savanna. Ecological Applications

12: 948-961.

(32) Bordovsky, D.G., M. Choudhary and R.J. Ansley. 2002. Survival of plant species as a function

of salinity and slope position. Texas J. Agriculture and Natural Resources 15: 81-90.

(31) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, U.P. Kreuter, J.M. McGrann and W.E. Pinchak. 2001. Fire vs.

herbicide - the economics of herbicides and prescribed fire are compared in managing mesquite.

Rangelands 23: 9-14.

(30) Ansley, R.J., X.B. Wu and B.A. Kramp. 2001. Observation: Long-term increases in mesquite

canopy cover in a north Texas savanna. J. Range Management 54: 171-176.

(29) Dowhower, S.L., W.R. Teague, R.J. Ansley, and W.E. Pinchak. 2001. Dry-weight-rank method

assessment in heterogenous communities. J. Range Management 54: 71-76.

(28) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, U.P. Kreuter, W.E. Pinchak, and J.M. McGrann. 2001. Economics of

managing mesquite in north Texas: a sensitivity analysis. J. Range Management 54: 553-560.

(27) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, J.M. McGrann and W.E. Pinchak. 1999. Developing sustainable

management strategies for mesquite rangeland. Revista Argentina de Produccion Animal 19: 37-

46.

(26) Ansley, R.J., D.L. Jones, T.R. Tunnell, B.A. Kramp and P.W. Jacoby. 1998. Honey mesquite

canopy responses to single winter fires: relation to herbaceous fuel, weather and fire temperature.

International J. Wildland Fire 8: 241-252.

(25) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Trevino and P.W. Jacoby. 1998. Intraspecific competition in honey mesquite:

leaf and whole plant responses. J. Range Management 51: 345-352.

(24) Ansley, R.J, and P.W. Jacoby. 1998. Manipulation of fire intensity to achieve mesquite

management goals in north Texas. Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference 20: 195-204.

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(23) Kramp, B.A.*, R.J. Ansley and T.R. Tunnell. 1998. Survival of mesquite seedlings emerging

from cattle and wildlife feces in a semi-arid grassland. Southwestern Naturalist 43: 300-312.

(22) Teague, R., R. Borchart, J. Ansley, B. Pinchak, J. Cox, J. Foy and J. McGrann. 1997.

Sustainable management strategies for mesquite rangeland: The Waggoner Kite project.

Rangelands 19: 4-8.

(21) Ansley, R.J., W.E. Pinchak, and D.N. Ueckert. 1995. Changes in redberry juniper distribution in

northwest Texas (1948 to 1982). Rangelands 17: 49-53.

(20) Ansley, R.J., W.A. Dugas, M.L. Heuer, and B.A. Trevino. 1994. Stem flow and porometer

measurements of transpiration from honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa Torr.) trees. J.

Experimental Botany 45: 847-856.

(19) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby, C.H. Meadors and B.K. Lawrence. 1992. Soil and leaf water

relations of differentially moisture-stressed honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa Torr). J. Arid

Environments 22: 147-159.

(18) Ansley, R.J., D.L. Price, S.L. Dowhower and D. Carlson. 1992. Seasonal trends in leaf area of

honey mesquite trees: determination using image analysis. J. Range Management 45: 339-344.

(17) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley, and B. A. Trevino. 1992. An improved method for measuring

temperatures during range fires. J. Range Management 45: 216-219.

(16) Cuomo, G.J.*, R.J. Ansley, P.W. Jacoby, and R.E. Sosebee. 1992. Honey mesquite transpiration

along a vertical site gradient. J. Range Management 45: 334-338.

(15) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby and R. Hicks. 1991. Leaf and whole plant transpiration in honey

mesquite following severing of lateral roots. J. Range Management 44: 577-583.

(14) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley and C.H. Meadors. 1991. Late season control of honey mesquite with

clopyralid. J. Range Management 44: 56-58.

(13) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby and G.J. Cuomo. 1990. Water relations of honey mesquite following

severing of lateral roots: influence of location and amount of subsurface water. J. Range

Management 43: 436-442.

(12) Ansley, R.J., C.H. Meadors and P.W. Jacoby. 1990. Preferential attraction of the twig girdler,

Oncideres cingulata texana Horn, to moisture-stressed mesquite. Southwestern Entomologist 15:

469-474.

(11) Jacoby, P.W., C.H. Meadors and R.J. Ansley. 1990. Control of honey mesquite with herbicides:

influence of plant height. J. Range Management 43: 33-35.

(10) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley, C.H. Meadors and G.C. Cuomo. 1990. Control of honey mesquite

with herbicides: influence of stem number. J. Range Management 43: 36-38.

(09) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley, C.H. Meadors and A.H. Huffman. 1990. Epicuticular wax in honey

mesquite: seasonal accumulation and intraspecific variation. J. Range Management 43: 347-350.

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(08) Hicks, R.A.*, D.D. Briske, C.A. Call and R.J. Ansley. 1990. Co-existence of a perennial C3

bunchgrass in a C4 dominated grassland: an evaluation of gas exchange characteristics.

Photosynthetica 24: 63-74.

(07) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley and B.K. Lawrence. 1988. Design of rain shelters for studying water

relations of rangeland shrubs. J. Range Management 41: 83-85.

(06) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby and B.K. Lawrence. 1988. Root containerization for physiological

studies of shrubs and trees on rangeland. J. Range Management 41: 90-91.

(05) Heitschmidt, R.K., R.J. Ansley, S.L. Dowhower, P.W. Jacoby and D.L. Price. 1988. Some

observations from the excavation of honey mesquite root systems. J. Range Management 41:

227-231.

(04) Ansley, R.J., D.L. Price, B.K. Lawrence and P.W. Jacoby. 1988. A truck-mounted mobile screen

for photodigital estimation of whole plant leaf area. J. Range Management 41: 355-358.

(03) Ansley, R.J. and R.H. Abernethy. 1985. Environmental factors influencing Gardner saltbush

seed dormancy alleviation. J. Range Management 38: 331-335.

(02) Ansley, R.J. and R.H. Abernethy. 1984. Seed pretreatments and their effects on field

establishment of spring seeded Gardner saltbush. J. Range Management 37: 509-513.

(01) Ansley, R.J. and C.M. McKell. 1982. Crested wheatgrass vigor as affected by black grass bug

and cattle grazing. J. Range Management 35: 586-590.

3. Books and Book Chapters

(07) Ansley, R.J. and H.T. Wiedemann. 2008. Reversing the woodland steady state: vegetation

responses during restoration of juniper-dominated grasslands with chaining and fire. Pages 272-

290 In: O.W. Van Auken (editor), Western North American Juniperus Communities: A Dynamic

Vegetation Type, Ecological Studies Volume 196, Springer, New York, 311 pp.

(06) Ansley, R.J., and C.A. Taylor. 2004. The future of fire as a tool for managing brush. Chapter

16, Pages 200-210, In: W. T. Hamilton, A. McGinty, D.N. Ueckert, C.W. Hanselka and M. R.Lee

(editors), Brush Management - Past, Present, Future, Texas A&M Univ. Press, College Station.

(05) Ansley, R.J. 2004. Mesquite. Pages 634-635 In: D.J. Wishart (editor), Encyclopedia of the

Great Plains, University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, NE.

(04) Ansley, R.J., S.F. Arno, B.L. Brock, P.H. Brose, J.K. Brown (and 16 other authors). 2000.

Wildland Fire in Ecosystems: Effects on Flora. J.K. Brown and J.K. Smith (editors), Gen. Tech.

Rep. RMRS-GTR-42-vol 2. USDA Forest Serv., Rocky Mtn. Res. Sta. 257 pp.

(03) Payson, T.E., R.J. Ansley, J.K. Brown, G.J. Gottfried, S.M. Haase, M.G. Harrington, M.G.

Narog, S.S. Sackett and R.C. Wilson. 2000. Fire in western shrubland, woodland and grassland

ecosystems. Chap. 6, pp 121-159, In: J.K. Brown and J.K. Smith (editors), Wildland Fire in

Ecosystems: Effects on Flora, Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-42-vol 2. USDA Forest Serv., Rocky

Mtn. Res. Sta. 257 pp.

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(02) Ansley, R.J. 1992. Honey mesquite, Fabaceae (Pea family), pp. 342-343, In: T.D. Whitson

(editor), Weeds of the West, Pioneer of Jackson Hole Press, Jackson, WY.

(01) Jacoby, P.W., and R. J. Ansley. 1991. Mesquite: classification, distribution, ecology, and

control. Chap. 36, pp. 364-376, In: L.F. James, J.O. Evans, M.H. Ralphs, D.R. Child (editors),

Noxious Range Weeds, Westview Press, Boulder, CO. 466 pp.

4. Refereed Conference and Symposium Proceedings

(13) Kreuter, U.P., G.L. Theodori, and R.J. Ansley. 2016. Energy extraction effects on North

American rangelands: impacts on the delivery of ecosystem services. Plenary Paper, Pages 37-42

In: A. Iwaasa, H.A. Lardner, M. Schellenberg, W. Willms and K. Larson (eds), Proceedings 10th

International Rangeland Congress, 16-22 July 2016, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

(12) Chen, W.*, S.S. Thanapal, K. Annamalai, D. Ranjan, B. Lawrence and R.J. Ansley. 2014.

Kinetics of pyrolysis of mesquite fuel: comparison of different methods. Proceedings: ASME

Turbo Expo 2014: Turbine Technical Conf. and Exposition. Vol 3A: Coal, Biomass and

Alternative Fuels, Dusseldorf, Germany, 16-20 June 2014. doi:10.1115/GT2014-27349.

(11) Jariel, D.M.*, R.J. Ansley, B.A. Kramp and D.L. Jones. 2014. Soil chemical responses to fire

seasonality and frequency in a Texas grassland. Pages 98-109 In: C.N. Jacques and T.W.

Grovenburg (eds), Proceedings 23rd North American Prairie Conference, “Celebrating Our Prairie

Heritage”, August 2012, Manitoba, Winnepeg, CA. The Great Plains Natural Science Society,

Brookings, SD. 127 pp.

(10) Chen, W.*, S.S. Thanapal, K. Annamalai, R.J. Ansley and M. Mirik. 2013. Updraft fixed bed

gasification of mesquite fuel using air stream mixture. Proceedings: ASME Turbo Expo 2013:

Power for Land, Sea and Air, 3-7 June 2013, San Antonio, TX. doi: 10.1115/GT2013-94640.

(09) Chen, W.*, K. Annamalai and R.J. Ansley. 2012. Updraft co-gasification of mesquite biomass

and coal. Proceedings: ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition

IMECE2012-89848, November 9-15, 2012, Houston, TX. 9 pp.

(08) Chen, W.*, S.S. Thanapal, K. Annamalai and R.J. Ansley. 2012. Comparative evaluation of

CO2-O2 and air (N2-O2) gasification of agricultural biomass fuels. Proceedings: ASME Turbo

Expo 2012: Power for Land, Sea and Air; July 11-15, 2012, Copenhagen, Denmark.

doi:10.1115/GT2012-69324. 12 pp.

(07) Ansley, R.J., W.E. Pinchak, and W.R. Teague. 2007. Mesquite cover responses in rotational

grazing/prescribed fire management systems: landscape assessment using aerial images. Pages

73 to 78 In: R.E. Sosebee, D.B. Wester, C.M. Britton, E.D. McArthur, S.G. Kitchen (comp.),

Proc. 13th Wildland Shrub Symposium - Shrubland Dynamics: Fire and Water, 12-14 August

2004, Lubbock, TX. Proc RMRS-P-47. USDA Forest Serv. Rocky Mtn. Res. Sta., Fort Collins,

CO. 173 pp.

(06) Ansley, R.J., T.W. Boutton, and P.W. Jacoby. 2007. Mesquite root distribution and water use

efficiency in response to long-term soil moisture manipulations. Pages 96 to 103 In: R.E.

Sosebee, D.B. Wester, C.M. Britton, E.D. McArthur, S.G. Kitchen (comp.), Proc. 13th Wildland

Shrub Symposium - Shrubland Dynamics: Fire and Water, 12-14 August 2004, Lubbock, TX.

Proc RMRS-P-47. USDA Forest Serv. Rocky Mtn. Res. Sta., Fort Collins, CO. 173 pp.

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(05) Teague, W.R., U. Kreuter, R.J. Ansley, and J. McGrann. 2003. Economics of fire as a follow-up

to herbicide treatment of mesquite. Pages 1973-1975 In: Allsopp, N., Palmer, A.R., Milton, S.J.,

Kirkman, K.P., Kerley, G.I.H., Hurt, C.R., Brown, C.J. (eds), Proceedings: 7th International

Rangeland Congress, Soc. Range Manage., Durbin, South Africa, July 2003.

(04) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, and T.L. Moore. 1998. Development and management of mesquite

savanna using low intensity prescribed fires. Pages 155-161 In: J.M. Greenlee (ed). Proceedings:

Fire Effects on Threatened and Endangered Species and Habitats Conference, International

Assoc. of Wildland Fire, 13-15 Nov. 1995, Coeur d'Alene, ID.

(03) Ansley, R.J., D.L. Jones, and B.A. Kramp. 1996. Use of different intensity fires to convert

Prosopis woodlands to grasslands or savannas. pp 13-14 In: N. West (ed.), Proceedings: 5th

International Rangeland Congress, Soc. Range Manage., Salt Lake City, 23-28 July 1995.

(02) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby and B.K. Lawrence. 1989. Influence of stress history on water use

patterns of honey mesquite. pp. 75-82. In: Wallace, A., McArthur, E. D., Haferkamp, M.R.

(compilers). Proceedings: Symposium on Shrub Ecophysiology and Biotechnology, Logan, UT,

30 June-2 July, 1987. Gen. Tech. Rep. INT-256; USDA Intermtn. Res. Sta., Ogden, UT, 183 p.

(01) Ansley, R.J. and R.H. Abernethy. 1984. Overcoming seed dormancy in Gardner saltbush as a

strategy for increasing establishment by direct seeding. pp. 152-158 In: Tiedemann, A.R.;

McArthur, E.D.; Stutz, H.C.; Stevens, R.; Johnson, K.L (compilers). Proceedings: Symposium

on the Biology of Atriplex and Related Chenopods; 2-6 May 1983; Provo, UT. Gen. Tech. Rep.

INT-172; USDA Intermtn. Res. Sta. Ogden, UT, 309 p.

5. Editor-Reviewed Journal Articles and Symposium Proceedings

(17) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Using fire and herbicides for vertical brush sculpting. Pages 32-35 In: R.J.

Ansley and D. Rollins (eds), Proceedings: Brush Sculpting - A Decade Later, October 23-24,

2008, Snyder, TX, Texas AgriLife Extension Misc. Pub., TAES-San Angelo. 51 pp.

(16) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Low intensity fire prescriptions for brush sculpting. Pages 49-51 In: R.J.

Ansley and D. Rollins (eds), Proceedings: Brush Sculpting - A Decade Later, October 23-24,

2008, Snyder, TX, Texas AgriLife Extension Misc. Pub., TAES-San Angelo. 51 pp.

(15) Ansley, R.J., and D. Rollins (editors). 2008. Proceedings: Brush Sculpting - A Decade Later,

October 23-24, Snyder and Roby, TX, Texas AgriLife Extension Misc. Pub., TAES-San Angelo.

51 pp.

(14) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.E. Pinchak, S. Dube. 2006. Integrating grazing and fire to

manage mesquite brush. In: Proceedings: Grazing Conference, Patagonia, Argentina.

(13) Ansley, R.J. 2005. How much of a water thief is mesquite? The Cattleman 92 (No. 1): 20-32

(June 2005 Issue), 3 pp.

(12) Ansley, R.J. 2005. Summer fire effects on southern Great Plains vegetation. Pages 255-272 In:

C.G. Brown and D. Rollins (eds), Proceedings: Fire as a Tool for Managing Wildlife Habitats in

Texas, Kerrville, Texas, September 14-16, 2005, Texas Cooperative Extension, San Angelo, TX.

(11) Huddle, J.A.*, R.J. Ansley and S.R. Archer. 2002. Fire temperatures and scorch height: an

example from prescribed burning mesquite in Texas. The Prabhat, Publ. No. 8, Vol 1:13-19.

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(10) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, J.M. McGrann and W.E. Pinchak. 2001. Developing sustainable

grazing management strategies for mesquite rangeland. Pages 493-502 In: Proceedings: First

National Conference on Grazing Lands - Heightening the Awareness of the Economic and

Environmental benefits of Grazing Lands, Las Vegas, Nevada, 5-8 December 2000.

(09) Ansley, R.J., and C.A. Taylor. 2000. The future of fire as a tool for managing brush. Pages

159-169 In: A. McGinty, D.N. Ueckert and M. Lee (eds). Proceedings: The Next Millennium -

Rangeland Weed and Brush Management Symposium and Workshop, San Angelo, 19-21 Oct

2000, TAEX Misc. Pub., TAES-San Angelo, 250 p.

(08) Malinowski, D.P.*, W.E. Pinchak, J.W. Sij, A.A. Hopkins, R.J. Ansley and T.A. Baughman.

2000. Management of cool-season grasses affects soil temperature and plant survival during

summer drought in the Rolling Plains of Texas. In: Proceedings- American Forage Growers

Conference, Madison, WI.

(07) Cassida, K.*, D. Jariel, W.E. Pinchak, and R.J. Ansley. 1998. Forage yields and growth rates of

warm season grasses clipped at different frequencies. In: Proceedings: Annual Forage and

Grassland Council Meeting, Ft. Worth, TX, March 1997.

(06) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle and B.A. Kramp. 1997. Mesquite ecology. Pages 21-25 In: D.

Rollins, D.N. Ueckert and C.G. Brown (eds). Proceedings: Brush Sculptors Symposium, Uvalde,

August 21-22 and Abilene, Sept. 17-18, 1997, TAEX Misc. Pub., TAES-San Angelo. 150 pp.

(05) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle, B.A. Kramp and T. Tunnell. 1997. Using fire for sculpting brush.

Pages 99-108 In: D. Rollins, D.N. Ueckert and C.G. Brown (eds). Proceedings: Brush Sculptors

Symposium, Uvalde, August 21-22 and Abilene, Sept. 17-18, 1997, TAEX Misc. Pub., TAES-

San Angelo. 150 pp.

(04) Owens, M. K., and R.J. Ansley. 1997. Ecophysiology and growth of Ashe and redberry juniper.

Chapter 3, pp. 19-31 In: Proceedings: Juniper Symposium 1997, San Angelo, January 1997,

TAES-San Angelo, Technical Report 97-1.

(03) Ansley, R.J., J.F. Cadenhead, and B.A. Kramp. 1996. Mesquite savanna: a brush management

option. The Cattleman 82 (No. 11): 10-12 (April 1996 Issue).

(02) Ueckert, D.N., S.G. Whisenant, and R.J. Ansley. 1994. Biology and ecology of redberry juniper.

Chap. 3, pages 25-29, In: C.A. Taylor (ed.), Proceedings: Juniper Symposium 1994, 14 April,

TAES-Sonora Res. Sta. Tech. Rep. 94-2, 80 p.

(01) Ansley, R.J. 1991. Brush management and water. pp. 23-30 In: T. G. Welch (ed.) Proceedings:

Brush Management Symposium, 7-8 May 1991, Abilene, TX. Texas Agric. Ext. Serv., Texas

A&M Univ., College Station. 73 p.

6. Extension Publications

(28) Ansley, R.J., M. Clayton, R.K. Lyons and C.R. Hart. 2017. Integrating herbicides in wildlife

habitat management – a technical guide for brush management with herbicides. Dow

AgroSciences Miscellaneous Publication R01-000-229 DAS, 22 pp.

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(27) Ledbetter, K., and R.J. Ansley. 2015. AgriLife Research study: aiming fire at seedlings may be

key to rangeland mesquite control. Texas AgriLife Today, 09Jul15, 2 pp.

(26) Ledbetter, K., and R.J. Ansley. 2015. Ansley recognized as Texas A&M Regents Fellow. Texas

AgriLife Today, 11Feb15, 1 p.

(25) Ledbetter, K., S.C. Park, R.J. Ansley and S. Amosson. 2014. AgriLife Research study: mesquite

a complimentary biofuel feedstock. Texas AgriLife Today, 01Aug14, 2 pp.

(24) Ledbetter, K., and R.J. Ansley. 2013. AgriLife Research study aimed at mesquite treatments.

Texas AgriLife Today, 24Oct13, 4 pp.

(23) Hart, C.M, J. Ansley, W. Hamilton, L. Redmon, R. Lyons, B. Rector and K. Ferguson. 2012.

Chemical weed and brush control suggestions for rangeland. Texas Cooperative Extension,

Bulletin 1466, College Station, TX, 33 pp.

(22) Ansley, R.J. and C.R. Hart. 2012. Drivers of vegetation change on Texas rangelands. Texas

AgriLife Extension Publication No. L-5534. 6 pp.

(21) Ledbetter, K., S.E. Park and R.J. Ansley. 2012. AgriLife research study estimates costs of

mesquite biomass delivered for bioenergy uses. Texas AgriLife Today, 25Jun12, 4 pp.

(20) Ledbetter, K., and R.J. Ansley. 2012. Gasification may convert mesquite and juniper wood to a

usable bioenergy. Texas AgriLife Today, 05Jun12, 4 pp.

(19) Ledbetter, K., and R.J. Ansley. 2010. Prescribed burns may need to include both summer and

winter fires. Texas AgriLife Today, 05Nov10, 3 pp.

(18) Ledbetter, K., and R.J. Ansley. 2009. Prescribed burning a tool for brush management. AgriLife

News, 28Oct09, 3 pp.

(17) Ledbetter, K., and R.J. Ansley. 2009. Summer burning may be option for pasture maintenance.

AgNews, 04mar09, 3 pp.

(16) Ledbetter, K., R.J. Ansley, D. Ransom and W.E. Pinchak. 2008. Management practices key to

watershed condition. Texas AgNews, 02Jul08, 2 pp.

(15) Ledbetter, K., R.J. Ansley and W. Hanselka. 2007. Wildfire risk can be doused if education

action is taken now. Texas AgNews, 23Nov07, 3 pp.

(14) Ledbetter, K., and R.J. Ansley. 2006. Harvesting machine driving mesquite-to-ethanol potential.

Texas AgNews, 05Nov06, 3 pages.

(13) Ledbetter, K., and R.J. Ansley. 2006. From campfire to the gas tank, mesquite energy may be

harnessed for ethanol. Texas AgNews, 21Jun06, 2 pp.

(12) McGinty, A., J. Ansley, J.F. Cadenhead, W. Hamilton, W.C. Hanselka, C. Hart and D.N.

Ueckert. 2005. Chemical weed and brush control suggestions for rangeland. Texas Cooperative

Extension, Bulletin 1466, College Station, TX, 30 pp.

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(11) Ansley, R.J., and B.A. Kramp. 1998. Effect of climate and grass cover on mesquite seedling

establishment. Texas Tech University Research Highlights - Range, Wildlife and Fisheries

Manage. 29:12.

(10) Kramp, B.A.*, R.J. Ansley, and D. Jones. 1998. Effect of prescribed fire on mesquite seedlings.

Texas Tech University Research Highlights - Range, Wildlife and Fisheries Manage. 29:13.

(09) Ansley, J., B. Kramp, T. Tunnell and D. Jones. 1997. Relating weather conditions during fires to

mesquite topkill. Texas Tech University Research Highlights - Range, Wildlife and Fisheries

Manage. 28:14.

(08) Ansley, J., D. Jones, T. Tunnell, B. Pinchak and R. Teague. 1997. The cost of burning medium-

sized pastures for mesquite control: data from the Kite Camp study. Texas Tech University

Research Highlights - Range, Wildlife and Fisheries Manage. 28:13.

(07) Kramp, B.*, J. Ansley, and T. Tunnell. 1997. Effect of grass competition following fire on

growth and survival of mesquite seedlings. Texas Tech University Research Highlights - Range,

Wildlife and Fisheries Manage. 28:13.

(06) Ansley, R.J., J.F. Cadenhead, and B.A. Kramp. 1996. Mesquite savanna: a brush management

option. Texas Section Society for Range Management Newsletter, Volume 47, Number 6

(November-December) p 6-8.

(05) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp and D.L. Jones. 1995. Response of honey mesquite to single and

repeated summer fires. Texas Tech University Research Highlights - Range, Wildlife and

Fisheries Manage. 26:13-14.

(04) Tunnell, T.R.*, and R.J. Ansley. 1995. Effect of summer and winter fires on annual broomweed

and tobosagrass growth. Texas Tech University Research Highlights - Range, Wildlife and

Fisheries Manage. 26:14-15.

(03) Kramp, B.A.*, R.J. Ansley and T.R. Tunnell. 1995. Mesquite seedling survival from cattle and

wildlife dung. Texas Tech University Research Highlights - Range, Wildlife and Fisheries

Manage. 26:24.

(02) Teague, R., J. Ansley, J. McGrann and B. Pinchak. 1995. A research-rancher partnership to

achieve economically and environmentally sustainable use of rangeland. Texas Tech University

Research Highlights - Range, Wildlife and Fisheries Manage. 26:28-29.

(01) Ansley, J. and D. Lucia. 1994. Relation of fine fuel to fire temperature and effect on mesquite.

Texas Tech University Research Highlights - Range, Wildlife and Fisheries Manage. 25:11.

7. Field Day Reports and Miscellaneous Publications

(22) Baughman, T., B. Pinchak, J. Ansley and J. Reed. 2003. Rolling Plains 2002 Research and

Extension Forage Report, TAES-Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 2003-07, Vernon, TX, 12 pp.

(21) Ansley, R.J., W.E. Pinchak, M.K. Owens, B.A. Kramp and J.E. Slosser. 2002. Predation of

mesquite seeds by livestock and wildlife. Pages 43-44, In: W.E. Pinchak (ed.), Wheat/Stocker

Cattle Field Day Report, TAES-Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 2002-08, Vernon, TX, 49 pp.

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(20) Slosser, J.E., M.N. Parajulee, K.A. Barnett, G.B. Idol, W.E. Pinchak, M.K. Owens and R.J.

Ansley. 2002. The potential of Bruchid beetles for biological control of mesquite seeds. Pages

45-46, In: W.E. Pinchak (ed.), Wheat/Stocker Cattle Field Day Report, TAES-Vernon Center

Tech. Rep. 2002-08, Vernon, TX, 49 pp.

(19) Owens, M.K., R.M. Cooper, W.E. Pinchak, R.J. Ansley and J.E. Slosser. 2000. How long do

mesquite seeds last? In: Uvalde TAES Field Day Report.

(18) Ansley, R.J. 1999. Mesquite savanna development using low-intensity fires and Reclaim

herbicide. Pages 17-20, In: W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report, TAES-

Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(17) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, W.E. Pinchak, W.R. Teague and D.L. Jones. 1999. Response of

honey mesquite to repeated winter or summer-season fires. Pages 7-10, In: W.R. Teague (ed.),

Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report, TAES-Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX,

81 pp.

(16) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, and D.L. Jones. 1999. Relating weather and fine fuel conditions

during fires to mesquite topkill. Pages 11-12, In: W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching

Systems Report, TAES-Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(15) Ansley, R.J., W.R. Teague, and W.E. Pinchak. 1999. The cost of burning medium-sized

pastures for mesquite control: data from the Kite Camp study. Page 21, In: W.R. Teague (ed.),

Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report, TAES-Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX,

81 pp.

(14) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, D.L. Jones and J.F. Cadenhead III. 1999. Aerial herbicide treatment

options for mesquite. Pages 46-48, In: W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching Systems

Report, TAES-Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(13) Ansley, R.J., W.R. Teague and W. E. Pinchak. 1999. Prescribed burning on the Kite Camp

project: summary of progress 1995-1999. Pages 26-27, In: W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains

Ranching Systems Report, TAES-Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(12) Kramp, B.A.*, R.J. Ansley and D.L. Jones. 1999. Effects of fire on mesquite pods and seeds.

Pages 13-14, In: W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report, TAES-Vernon

Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(11) Kramp, B.A.*, R.J. Ansley and D.L. Jones. 1999. Effects of prescribed fire on mesquite

seedlings. Pages 15-16, In: W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report, TAES-

Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(10) Kramp, B.A.*, R.J. Ansley and T.R. Tunnell. 1999. Mesquite seedling survival from cattle and

wildlife feces. Page 62, In: W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report, TAES-

Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(09) Teague, W.R. and R.J. Ansley. 1999. Planning a prescribed burn to control brush in Texas

Rolling Plains. Pages 22-25, In: W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report,

TAES-Vernon Center Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(08) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, J.M. McGrann and W.E. Pinchak. 1999. Developing sustainable

management strategies for mesquite rangeland: Summary of Kite Camp results 1995-1998. Pages

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68-73, In: W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report, TAES-Vernon Center

Tech. Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(07) Teague, W.R., J.M. McGrann, R.J. Ansley and W.E. Pinchak. 1999. Net present value and

benefit-cost relations using herbicides and prescribed fire to control mesquite. Pages 74-77, In:

W.R. Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report, TAES-Vernon Center Tech. Rep.

99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(06) Pinchak, W.E., D.R. Tolleson, R.J. Ansley, W.R. Teague and R.J. Gill. 1999. Intensive early

stocking and prescribed fire effects on cattle performance in north Texas. Pages 28-29, In: W.R.

(14) (18) Teague (ed.), Rolling Plains Ranching Systems Report, TAES-Vernon Center Tech.

Rep. 99-10, Vernon, TX, 81 pp.

(05) Conner, J.R., C.A. Taylor, R.J. Ansley, B. Young, D. Rollins, B. Harris, W. Hamilton and R.

Lacewell. 1998. Prescribed burning workshop proceedings. Prescribed Burning Task Force,

Environmental Issues/Sustainability DET Report 98-1, 32 pages.

(04) Ansley, R.J. 1997. Integrated resource management. Section in Texas A&M University

Department of Rangeland Ecology and Management Program Area Brochure.

(03) Pinchak, W.E., R.J. Gill, S.J. Bevers, L.J. Hunt, D.R. Tolleson and R.J. Ansley. 1995. Shipping

stress impacts on production efficiency and profitability of stocker cattle. pp 113-118 In: Turner,

J.W., and L.M. Batcheler (compilers), Beef Cattle Research in Texas, 1995. Texas Agric. Exp.

Sta. Misc. Pub., College Station, TX.

(02) Teague, R., J. Ansley and B. Pinchak. 1994. Reviving the Rolling Plains rangelands. TAES-

Vernon Res. Sta. Pamphlet, 6 pp.

(01) Ansley, R.J. 1978. Effects of grazing by insects and livestock on some growth characteristics of

crested wheatgrass. Pp 157-166 In: B.A. Haws (Proj. Coor.) Economic impacts of Labops

hesperius on the production of high quality range grasses. Final Report to the Utah Agricultural

Experiment station to Four Corners Regional Commission, Utah State University, 269 pp.

8. Abstracts and Presentations

8a. Invitational - National and International Level:

(23) Ansley, R.J. 2018. Can we sustainably manage mesquite, a fire-resistant native invasive shrub?

Invited presentation and Abstr. In: Symposium – Native Invasive Species, Proc. Soc. Range

Manage., 71st Ann. Meeting, 01Feb18, Sparks, NV.

(22) Hart, C.A., R.J. Ansley and M. Clayton. 2017. Control mesquite and save other shrubs for

habitat – all by air. Invited presentation (no abstract) to Texas Wildlife Association (TWA)

Meeting, 15Jul17, San Antonio, TX.

(21) Hart, C.A., M. Clayton and R.J. Ansley. 2017. Managing brush for wildlife habitat using

Sendero herbicide. Invited presentation (no abstract) to Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raiders

Association (TSCRA) Meeting, 31Mar17, San Antonio, TX.

(20) Kreuter, U.P., G.L. Theodori, and R.J. Ansley. 2016. Energy extraction effects on North

American rangelands: impacts on the delivery of ecosystem services. Invited Plenary Paper,

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Proc. 10th International Rangeland Congress, Soc. Range Manage., 16-22 July 2016, Saskatoon,

Saskatchewan, Canada.

(19) Hart, C.R., R.J. Ansley, M. Clayton and D.C. Cummings. 2016. Benefits of selective control of

huisache and honey mesquite. Invited presentation and Abstr. In: Symposium - Exotic and

Invasive Species Impacts on South Texas Rangeland, Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 69th Ann.

Meeting, 01Feb16, Corpus Christi, TX.

(18) Ansley, R.J. 2016. Fire ecology and brush management. Invited presentation and Abstr. In:

Symposium - Exotic and Invasive Species Impacts on South Texas Rangeland, Proc. Soc. Range

Manage., 69th Ann. Meeting, 01Feb16, Corpus Christi, TX.

(17) Ansley, R.J. 2016. Can we slow brush encroachment in the Southern Great Plains? Causes and

possible solutions. Abstr. In: Symposium – GLC Making Cents, Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 69th

Ann. Meeting, 01Feb16, Corpus Christi, TX.

(16) Ansley, R.J., S.C. Park and T. Wang. 2015. Energy development and ecosystems: Implications of

biofuels production on rangeland resources. Invited presentation and Abstr., Proc. Soc. Range

Manage., 68th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2015, Sacramento, CA.

(15) Ansley, R.J. 2011. Fire and soil carbon. Invited presentation and Abstr., Proc. Soc. Range

Manage., 64th Ann. Meeting, 10 Feb. 2011, Billings, MT.

(14) Ansley, R.J. 2010. Effect of fire on rangeland carbon sequestration. Invited presentation and

abstract, Soc. Range Manage. 63rd Ann. Meeting, 11 Feb. 2010, Denver, CO.

(13) Ansley, R.J., and R.L. Stanford. 2008. Contrasting low and high input strategies for harvesting

mesquite for bioenergy feedstocks. Invited presentation and abstract, Biofuels Symposium, Soc.

Range Manage., 61st Ann. Meeting, 29 Jan. 2008, Louisville, KY.

(12) Ansley, R.J. 2007. History of brush management in Texas. Invited presentation (no abstract),

INTA Field Day on Brush Management, 05 Oct 07, Malbran, Province of Santiago del Estero,

Argentina.

(11) Ansley, R.J. 2007. History of brush management in Texas and use of low intensity fires for

mesquite savanna development. Invited presentation and abstract, Brush Management Workshop,

30th Congreso Argentino de Produccion Animal – La produccion Animal: un pilar del Desarrollo

Nacional, 04 Oct 07, City of Santiago del Estero, Argentina.

(10) Ansley, R.J. 2007. History of brush management in Texas. Invited presentation (no abstract),

Instituto Nacional de Technologia Agropecuaria (INTA) Field Day for Brush Management, 02

Oct 07, City of Frias, Province of Santiago del Estero, Argentina.

(09) Ansley, R.J., R.L. Stanford, and E.C. Rhodes. 2007. Biofuels from a woody invader in

grasslands, mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa). Invited presentation and abstract, Symposium:

Biofuels from Rangelands - Boon or Bane, Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, 09

Aug 07, San Jose, CA.

(08) Fuhlendorf, S.D., R.J. Ansley, C.A. Taylor, D.M. Engle, J. Weir and T. Bidwell. 2007. Fire

ecology of the southern Great Plains. Invited presentation and abstract, Soc. Range Manage.,

60th Ann. Meeting, Feb 07, Reno, NV.

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(07) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.E. Pinchak, and S. Dube. 2005. Developing fire as a tool to

manage mesquite brush. Invited presentation and abstract at Animal Production Symposium,

Nov. 2003, Corrientes, Argentina.

(06) Ansley, R.J., H.T. Wiedemann and J.E. Slosser. 2004. Reversing the woodland steady state:

vegetation responses during restoration of juniper-dominated grasslands with chaining and fire.

Invited presentation and abstract, Symposium: Juniperus Woodlands - Biology and Ecology,

Southwestern Assoc. Naturalists, 17 April 04, San Antonio, TX.

(05) Ansley, R.J., and G.A. Rasmussen. 2003. Managing native invasive native juniper species using

fire. Invited presentation and abstract, Use of Fire to Control Invasive Plants Workshop,

Symposium on Invasive Plants in Natural and Managed Systems (IPNAMS): Linking Science

and Management, 7th International Conf., Ecology and Management of Alien Plant Invasions

(EMAPI), Ecological Society of America, 04 Nov 03, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

(04) Ansley, R.J., T.W. Boutton and B.A. Kramp. 2002. Biogeochemical responses to fire

seasonality and frequency in a temperate mixed-grass savanna: storage and dynamics of soil

carbon and nitrogen. Invited presentation and abstract, Symposium on Carbon Storage and

Dynamics. Soil Science Soc. Amer. Annual Meeting, 13 Nov 02, Indianapolis, IN.

(03) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, and T.R. Moore. 1995. Development and management of mesquite

savanna using low intensity prescribed fires. Invited presentation and abstract, Symposium on

Fire Effects on Threatened and Endangered Species and Habitats, International Association of

Wildland Fire, 13-15 Nov 95, Coeur d'Alene, ID.

(02) Ansley, R.J. 1995. Economically and environmentally acceptable grazing strategies on the

Waggoner Ranch. Invited presentation (no abstract), National Barzona Breeders Association

Meeting, 24 March 95, Vernon, TX.

(01) Ansley, R.J., and P.W. Jacoby. 1990. Mesquite: classification, distribution, ecology, control.

Invited presentation and abstract, National Noxious Range Weed Conf., 6-9 Aug 90, Logan, UT.

8b. Invitational – Regional and State Level:

(88) Ansley, R.J. 2017. Review of the Forestry Program in the Natural Resource Ecology and

Management Department at Oklahoma State University. Invited presentation (no abstract),

Woodland Management Workshop, 17Oct18, Antlers, OK.

(87) Ansley, R.J. 2017. Our common interests in natural resources: Indian nations and OSU. Invited

presentation (no abstract) to 22nd Annual Inter-Tribal Environmental Council (ITEC) Conference,

26Jul17, Catoosa, OK.

(86) Ansley, R.J. 2017. Review of the Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management at

Oklahoma State University. Invited presentation (no abstract) to Broken Bow Chamber of

Commerce, 21Feb17, Broken Bow, OK.

(85) McDonald, A., and R.J. Ansley. 2015. Grass response to brush and brush management in Texas.

Invited presentation (no abstract) to County Agent meeting, 23Nov15, Fort Stockton, TX.

(84) Ansley, R.J. 2015. Dealing with brush encroachment due to drought. Invited presentation (no

abstract) to USDA-NRCS Drought Mitigation Workshop, 04Aug15, Henrietta, TX.

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(83) Ansley, R.J. 2015. Ecological processes – what drives Texas ecosystems? Invited presentation

(no abstract) to 2015 Rancher Roundtable: Facilitating the Use of Prescribed Fire through

Grazing Management. 13May15, Abilene, TX.

(82) Ansley, R.J. 2015. Overview of the Texas A&M Regents Award process. Invited presentation

(no abstract) to Vernon Rotary Club, 17Mar15, Vernon, TX.

(81) Ansley, R.J. 2015. Tipping points for juniper and mesquite control: canopy cover and forage

production. Invited presentation (no abstract) to 2015 Southwest Beef Symposium, 15Jan15,

Amarillo, TX.

(80) Ansley, R.J. 2013. Brush management according to Clint Eastwood. Invited presentation (no

abstract), BEEF 2015 Rangeland Resource Management Short Course, Potter County AgriLife

Extension Office, 20June13, Amarillo, TX.

(79) Ansley, R.J. 2013. Mesquite regrowth and effects on grass production during drought. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Texas Parks & Wildlife Training Session, Matador Wildlife

Management Area, 07May13, Paducah, TX.

(78) Ansley, R.J. 2012. The potential of rangeland shrubs for bio-energy uses. Invited presentation

(no abstract), Roscoe ISD STEM Program Conference, 22Oct12, Roscoe, TX.

(77) Ansley, R.J. 2012. Combining fire and herbicides. Invited Webinar presentation (no abstract),

Texas AgriLife Extension Natural Resources Webinar Series, 05Apr12, College Station, TX.

(76) Ansley, R.J. 2012. Mesquite invasion and when to do something about it. Invited presentation

(no abstract), Dow AgroSciences Press Conference, 29Mar12, Ft. Worth, TX.

(75) Ansley, R.J. 2011. Overview of research progress. Invited presentation (no abstract), USDA-

NRCS, 26May11, Vernon, TX.

(74) Ansley, R.J. 2011. Patch burning and grazing. Invited presentation (no abstract), Texas Parks &

Wildlife Matador Wildlife Management Area, 05Apr11, Paducah, TX.

(73) Ansley, R.J. and T.W. Boutton. 2010. Mechanisms driving vegetation change in Texas. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Texas Section Society for Range Management (TSSRM) Annual

Meeting, 14Oct10, Odessa, TX.

(72) Ansley, R.J. 2010. Using mesquite for bioenergy. Invited presentation (no abstract), Rural

Alliance for Renewable Energy (RARE) Conference, 26Aug10, College Station, TX.

(71) Ansley, R.J. 2009. Effects of seasonal fires on rangeland vegetation. Invited presentation (no

abstract), Field Day on JA Ranch, 23Oct09, Paloduro, TX.

(70) Ansley, R.J. 2009. Prescribed burning, brush sculpting, and mesquite bio-fuels use. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Briscoe County Cotton Field Day & Fall Agriculture Meeting,

13Oct09, Silverton, TX.

(69) Ansley, R.J. 2009. Fire as a tool for managing pricklypear cactus. Invited presentation (no

abstract), “Tools V - Fire as a Tool for Managing Range, Livestock and Wildlife” Texas Farm,

Ranch, Wildlife Management Expo, 25Feb09, Abilene, TX.

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(68) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Effects of seasonal fires on vegetation. Invited presentation (no abstract),

Prescribed Fire Workshop, 16Dec08, Henrietta, TX.

(67) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Using fire and herbicides for vertical brush sculpting. Invited presentation and

abstract, Brush Sculpting Symposium, 23Oct08, Snyder, TX.

(66) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Potential of range shrubs for biofuels. Invited presentation (no abstract), High

Plains Brush Management Symposium, 15Oct08, Clarendon, TX.

(65) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Brush management considerations. Invited presentation (no abstract), Buck

Creek Field Day, 24Jun08, Wellington, TX.

(64) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Bioenergy and mesquite. Invited presentation (no abstract), Rotary Club of

Vernon, 03Jun08, Vernon, TX.

(63) Ansley, R.J. and R.L. Stanford. 2008. Mesquite: plague or renewable biofuel resource? Invited

presentation (no abstract), Texas AgriLife Crops Field Day, 10Apr08, Chillicothe, TX.

(62) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Realistic perspectives on cellulosic biofuels in west Texas. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Big Country Resource Conservation & Development Area, Inc.

meeting, 11Mar08, Sweetwater, TX.

(61) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Potential of range shrubs for bioenergy: wishful thinking vs reality. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Texoma Farm and Ranch Show, 15Feb08, Wichita Falls, TX.

(60) Ansley, R.J. 2007. Ethanol production with mesquite. Invited presentation (no abstract), Rolling

Plains District 3 County Commissioners Court Conf., 01Nov07, Vernon, TX.

(59) Ansley, R.J. 2007. Mesquite as an alternative fuel source. Invited presentation (no abstract),

County Extension Meeting, ‘Ranching in the 21st Century,’ 26Oct07, Sonora, TX.

(58) Ansley, R.J. 2007. Experiences during recent brush management trip to Argentina. Invited

presentation (no abstract), KVWC 1420 AM Radio, 19Oct07, Vernon, TX.

(57) Ansley, R.J. 2007. Mesquite as an alternative fuel source. Invited presentation (no abstract),

Oklahoma Section Society for Range Manage. Ann. Meeting, 13Sep07, Ardmore, OK.

(56) Ansley, R.J. 2007. Potential of mesquite as a bio-fuel. Invited presentation (no abstract), Kiwanis

Club of Vernon, 30Aug07, Vernon, TX.

(55) Ansley, R.J. 2007. Biomass from mesquite and other hardwoods. Invited presentation (no

abstract), District 7 County Agent Training Session, 29Mar07, Texas A&M Research Center, San

Angelo, TX.

(54) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Demonstration of mesquite harvester. Invited field presentation (no abstract),

San Angelo mayor and chamber of commerce members, 12Dec06, Vernon, TX.

(53) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Feasibility of mesquite to ethanol bioenergy. Invited presentation (no

abstract), 20th Annual Beef Cattle Improvement Conf., 16Nov06, Cameron Univ., Lawton, OK.

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(52) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Mesquite ecosystem responses to disturbances and implications for alternative

landscape management strategies. Invited presentation (no abstract), Texas A&M Univ.

Ecosystem Science and Management Seminar Series, 07Nov06, College Station, TX.

(51) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Biomass technologies. Invited presentation (no abstract), BioEnergy-Texas

Conference, 25Oct06, Lubbock, TX.

(50) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Contrasting effects of summer and winter fires. Invited presentation (no

abstract), NRCS Technical Conference, 26Sep06, San Antonio, TX.

(49) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Potential of rangeland woody plants as a biofuel. Invited presentation (no

abstract), Bio-Energy Workshop, 01Sep06, College Station, TX.

(48) Ansley, R.J. 2006. The potential of rangeland woody plants as biomass for ethanol. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Lewis Britt and Kate Williamson, assistants to Rep. Mac Thornberry,

U.S. House of Representatives, 28Aug06, Vernon, TX.

(47) Ansley, R.J. 2006. The potential of rangeland woody plants as biomass for ethanol. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Texas Farm Bureau Convention, 27Jun06, Marble Falls, TX.

(46) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Potential of rangeland woody plants as a bio-energy source. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Bio-Energy Workshop, 05Apr06, TAES, Amarillo, TX.

(45) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Prescribed fire and vegetation responses. Invited presentation (no abstract),

Prescribed Burning Workshop, 06Feb06, Matador Wildlife Management Area, Paducah, TX.

(44) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Fire as a tool for managing southern Great Plains vegetation. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Texas Christian University Ranch Management School Roundup

Alumni Meeting, 28Jan06, Ft. Worth, TX.

(43) Ansley, R.J. 2005. Mesquite for bioenergy. Invited presentation (no abstract), Rural Alliance for

Renewable Energy (RARE) Symposium , 24Oct05, San Angelo, TX.

(42) Ansley, R.J. 2005. Summer fire effects on southern Great Plains vegetation. Invited presentation

and abstract, Symposium - Fire as a Tool for Managing Wildlife Habitats in Texas, 15Sep05,

Kerrville, TX.

(41) Ansley, R.J. 2005. Prescribed fire and vegetation responses. Invited presentation (no abstract),

Prescribed Burning Workshop, 17Feb05, Matador Wildlife Management Area, Paducah, TX.

(40) Ansley, R.J. 2005. Mesquite for bioenergy uses. Invited presentation (no abstract), Vernon

Rotary Club, 15Feb05, Vernon, TX.

(39) Ansley, R.J. 2004. Potential of mesquite as biomass for ethanol. Invited presentation (no

abstract), Waste-to-Energy Workshop, State Energy Conserv. Office, 17Aug04, Lubbock, TX.

(38) Ansley, R.J. 2004. Mesquite management options: root-kill vs. suppression strategies. Invited

presentation (no abstract), NRCS and TCE Training Meeting, 26May04, Vernon, TX.

(37) Ansley, R.J. 2004. Mesquite and rangeland weed control options and water use by mesquite.

Invited presentation (no abstract), NRCS Technical Conference, 25Mar04, Plainview, TX.

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(36) Ansley, R.J. 2003. Managing mesquite and cactus with prescribed fire. Invited presentation (no

abstract), North Texas Prescribed Burning Association, 18Aug03, Throckmorton, TX.

(35) Ansley, R.J. 2003. Managing mesquite with fire and herbicides. Invited presentation (no

abstract), Southwest Oklahoma Brush Management Seminar and Expo, 15May03, Cameron

Univ., Lawton, OK.

(34) Harris, W.N.*, T.W. Boutton and R.J. Ansley. 2002. Seasonal fire effects on soil carbon pools

and fluxes in native grasslands of the Rolling Plains. Invited presentation (no abstract), Texas

Section Society for Range Manage. Annual meeting, Abilene, 11Oct02.

(33) Ansley, R.J. 2002. Using fire to sculpt mesquite. Invited presentation and abstract, “Brush

Appreciation Day”, Texas Cooperative Extension Field Day, 09May02, Aspermont, TX.

(32) Ansley, R.J. 2000. Tips on Prescribed burning. Five invited presentations (no abstracts), field

tour portion of Brush Management Symposium, 21Oct00, TAES-San Angelo, TX.

(31) Ansley, R.J., and C.A. Taylor. 2000. What’s next? - the future of fire as a tool for managing

brush. Invited presentation and abstract, Rangeland Weed and Brush Management Symposium

and Workshop, 20Oct00, San Angelo, TX.

(30) Ansley, R.J., and J.F. Cadenhead. 2000. Managing mesquite. Invited presentation (no abstract),

“Mesquite Roundup”, NRCS EQUIP Program for Major County, 08May00, Fairview, OK.

(29) Ansley, R.J. 1999. Managing mesquite on the Kite camp with herbicides and fire. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Oklahoma USDA-NRCS EQUIP Group, 09Nov99, Vernon, TX.

(28) Ansley, R.J. 1999. Managing mesquite on the Kite camp with herbicides and fire. Invited

presentation (no abstract), CGRM Group, 21Oct99, Vernon, TX.

(27) Ansley, R.J. 1999. Review of prescribed burning on rangeland. Invited presentation (no abstract)

TSWCRA School for Successful Ranching, 22July99, Vernon, TX.

(26) Ansley, R.J. 1998. Managing mesquite with fire. Invited presentation (no abstract), NRCS-

EQUIP Program, 15Dec98, Cameron University, Lawton, OK.

(25) Ansley, R.J. 1998. Review of prescribed burning on rangeland. Invited presentation (no

abstract), Vernon Rotary Club, 17Feb98, Vernon, TX.

(24) Ansley, R.J. 1998. Review of herbicide and fire research. Invited presentation (no abstract),

Master Marketer’s Symposium, TAES-Vernon, 03Feb98.

(23) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle, B.A. Kramp and T. Tunnell. 1997. Using fire for sculpting brush.

Invited presentation and abstract, Brush Sculptors Symposium, 17Sep97, Abilene, TX.

(22) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle and B.A. Kramp. 1997. Mesquite ecology. Invited presentation and

abstract, Brush Sculptors Symposium, 17Sep97, Abilene, TX.

(21) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle, B.A. Kramp and T. Tunnell. 1997. Using fire for sculpting brush.

Invited presentation and abstract, Brush Sculptors Symposium, 21Aug97, Uvalde, TX.

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(20) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle and B.A. Kramp. 1997. Mesquite ecology. Invited presentation and

abstract, Brush Sculptors Symposium, 21Aug97, Uvalde, TX.

(19) Owens, M. K., and R.J. Ansley. 1997. Ecophysiology and growth of Ashe and redberry juniper.

Invited presentation and abstract, Juniper Symposium, 10Jan97, San Angelo, TX.

(18) Ansley, R.J. 1996. Brush management and fire. Invited presentation (no abstract), SARE County

Agent Training Session, 20Mar96, Vernon, TX.

(17) Ansley, R.J. 1995. Brush management and fire. Invited presentation (no abstract), SARE/ACE

“Environmentally and Economically Sustainable Use of Rangelands” Workshop, 12Oct95,

Stamford, TX.

(16) Ansley, R.J. 1995. Manipulating fire intensity to achieve different mesquite management goals.

Invited presentation (no abstract), RLEM Dept. Graduate Faculty Seminar, Texas A&M Univ.,

26Sep95, College Station, TX.

(15) Teague, W.R. and R.J. Ansley. 1994. Environmentally and economically sustainable

management strategies for the Waggoner and Y experimental ranches. Invited presentation (no

abstract), Texas Section Soc. Range Manage. Annual Meeting, 15Oct94, Ft. Worth, TX.

(14) Ansley, R.J. 1994. Brush research on the Y Ranch. Invited presentation (no abstract), TAEX

District 3 County Agent Training Field Day, 23Mar94, Y Exp. Ranch, Paducah, TX.

(13) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Alternative brush management strategies using prescribed fire. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Assoc. Meeting, 17Sep93,

Lubbock, TX.

(12) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Brush management with herbicides-response to fall treatments. Invited

presentation (no abstract), Harmon Co. Farm and Ranch Field Day, 30Sep93, Hollis, OK.

(11) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Use of fire for mesquite control and management. Invited presentation (no

abstract), Fire Seminar for Ranchers, 25May93, Albany, TX.

(10) Ansley, R.J. 1992. New trends in mesquite management. Invited presentation (no abstract),

Wilbarger Co. Soil and Water Conserv. District Board Meeting, 04Feb92, Vernon, TX.

(09) Ansley, R.J. 1991. Managing mesquite. Invited presentation (no abstract), 5th Annual Beef

Cattle Improvement Conference, 21Nov91, Cameron University, Lawton, OK.

(08) Ansley, R.J. 1991. Brush management and water. Invited presentation and abstract, Symposium

on Brush Management, Texas Agric. Ext. Serv., 07May91, Abilene, TX.

(07) Ansley, R.J. 1991. Management of mesquite. Invited presentation (no abstract), Vernon Kiwanis

Club, 14Feb91, Vernon, TX.

(06) Ansley, R.J. 1990. Mesquite leaf areas, photosynthetic rates and water use efficiency at the

Throckmorton watershed site. Invited presentation (no abstract), Soil Conservation Service

representatives, 17Apr90, Throckmorton, TX.

(05) Ansley, R.J. 1989. Implications of global warming. Invited presentation (no abstract), Vernon

Kiwanis Club, 09Feb89, Vernon, TX.

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(04) Ansley, R.J. and P.W. Jacoby. 1987. Mesquite water use: where, when and how? Invited

presentation (no abstract), Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Assoc. Annual Meeting. 23Jun87,

Fort Worth, TX.

(03) Ansley, R.J. 1987. Transpirational water loss by mesquite in the Rolling Plains. Invited

presentation and abstract, 14th Annual Meeting, Range Brush and Weed Conference, 15Jan87,

Midland, TX.

(02) Ansley, R.J. 1985. Mesquite leaf transpiration and water use of individual trees. Invited

presentation (no abstract), 35th Annual Meeting, Texas Section, Society for Range Manage.,

05Dec85, Fort Worth, TX.

(01) Ansley, R.J. 1985. Resistance of honey mesquite to foliar applied herbicides - a review. Invited

presentation and abstract, 12th Annual Meeting, Range Brush and Weed Conf., 15Jan85,

Midland, TX.

8c. Contributed - National and International Level:

(108) Cooper, C.E., R.J. Ansley, and T. Zhang. 2018. Physiological responses to soil water

availability differ between partially top-killed and untreated mesquites. Poster presentation In:

Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 71st Ann. Meeting, 01Feb18, Sparks, NV.

(107) Peters, K., T. Steffens, R.J. Ansley, K. Radicke, R. Haney, E. Bailey and W.E. Pinchak. 2017.

Effect of Prosopis glandulosa mortality on herbaceous composition and productivity and soil

nitrogen pools. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 70th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2017, St. George, UT.

(106) Jackson, J.R., R.J. Ansley, and C.R. Hart. 2017. Herbicide applications on honey locust. In:

Proc. Southern Weed Science Soc. Meeting.

(105) Ansley, R.J. and W.E. Pinchak. 2015. The dilemma of brush control for ecological restoration

in Texas, USA: How much is enough and how is it done? Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Ecological

Restoration, 6th World Conference, 23-27 Aug. 2015, Manchester, England.

(104) Ansley, R.J. 2015. Did rangelands cause human evolution? Climate change, vegetation and

the hominid fossil record. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 68th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2015,

Sacramento, CA.

(103) Mirik, M.*, and R.J. Ansley. 2014. Evaluating aerial imagery for mapping of cholla cactus

(Opuntia imbricate) on a semi-arid rangeland region. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 67th

Ann. Meeting, 11Feb14, Orlando, FL.

(102) Ansley, R.J., and M. Mirik. 2014. Fire temperature dynamics during winter and summer

prescribed fires in mesquite savanna. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 67th Ann. Meeting,

11Feb14, Orlando, FL.

(101) Chen, W.*, S. Thanapal, K. Annamalai, R.J. Ansley and M. Mirik. 2013. Updraft fixed bed

gasification of juniper fuel using air-stream mixture. Abstr. In: Proc. ASME, 4-7Jun13, San

Antonio, TX.

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(100) Ansley, R.J., M. Mirik, and B. Surber. 2013. Herbaceous community dynamics following

above-ground harvest of mesquite trees. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 66th Ann.

Meeting, Feb13, Oklahoma City, OK.

(99) Mirik, M.*, R.J. Ansley, and B. Surber. 2013. Individual tree and plot level mesquite (Prosopis

glandulosa) biomass estimation using aerial imagery. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 66th

Ann. Meeting, Feb13, Oklahoma City, OK.

(98) Whitney, T.R., J.R. Walker, W.C. Stewart, R.J. Ansley and, B.D. Lambert, A.F. Cibilis, C.B.

Scott, J.L. Johnson, T. Bader, W. Winters, L.O. Tedeschi and J.P. Muir. 2012. Wood to feed:

Diversifying income for ranchers by increasing the livestock feeding value of woody plant

species. Abstr: In: Proc. American Society of Animal Science Conference, 12 July 2012, J. Anim.

Sci. 90: Suppl. 3/J.

(97) Workneh, F., M. Mirik, A. Rashed, P.B. Hamm, R.J. Ansley and C.M. Rush. 2012. Potato zebra

chip in the Pacific Northwest: impact and probable psyliid source scenarios. Abstr. In: Proc.

Annual Meeting American Phytopathological Society, 4-8Aug12, Providence, RI.

(96) Ansley, R.J. 2011. Summary of woody encroachment in the southern Great Plains and current

research directions for the rangeland woody plant research program at Vernon. Presentation (no

abstract) to Danish Farmer Tour Group, 19Oct11, Vernon, TX.

(95) Nian-Wei Ku*, S. Popescu, and R.J. Ansley. 2009. Using ground based and airborne lidar remote

sensing to assess biomass availability of rangeland woody plants for bioenergy uses. Abstr. In:

Proc. Ann. Amer. Soc. Photogrammetry and Remote Sens. Conf., 11Mar09, Baltimore, MD.

(94) Ansley, R.J., M. Mirik, and R.L. Stanford. 2009. Ecological responses following harvest of

mesquite for bioenergy uses. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 62nd Ann. Meeting, 10Feb09,

Albuquerque, NM.

(93) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Bioenergy from shrubs on Texas rangelands. Poster presentation at 2nd

Annual Chevron Technical Ventures/as AgriLife Research Bioenergy Meeting, 14Jul08, College

Station, TX.

(92) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Mesquite as a potential bioenergy source. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range

Manage., 61st Ann. Meeting, 30Jan08, Louisville, KY.

(91) Hollister, E.B.*, T.W. Boutton, and R.J. Ansley. 2006. Land use and land cover changes in

temperate savannas: impact of woody encroachment and prescribed burning on soil carbon pools

and flux rates. Abstr. In: Proc. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. Meeting, Nov06, Indianapolis, IN.

(90) Ansley, R.J. and M.J. Castellano. 2006. Impact of shrub regrowth following seasonal fires on

herbaceous vegetation. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 59th Ann. Meeting, 14Feb06,

Vancouver, B.C.

(89) Hollister, E.B.*, T.W. Boutton and R.J. Ansley. 2005. Carbon dynamics of temperate savannas:

effects of prescribed fire on microbial activity and potential carbon mineralization. Abstr. In:

Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 58th Ann. Meeting, 08Feb05, Ft. Worth, TX.

(88) Castellano, M.J.* and R.J. Ansley. 2005. Effects of seasonal fires on the temporal stability of

herbaceous production in a mesquite-encroached grassland. Abstr. In: Proc. Tall Timbers 23rd

Fire Ecology Conf., 18Oct05, Bartlesville, OK.

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(87) Ansley, R.J. and M.J. Castellano. 2005. Effects of summer season fires on woody, succulent

and graminoid vegetation in southern mixed-prairie ecosystems. Abstr. In: Proc. Tall Timbers

23rd Fire Ecology Conf., 18Oct05, Bartlesville, OK.

(86) Harris, W.N.*, T.W. Boutton, and R.J. Ansley. 2004. Plant community and soil microbial

dynamics in subhumid temperate grasslands: Effects of seasonal fire and clipping. Abstr. In:

Proc. Ecol. Soc. Amer. Ann. Meeting, 03Aug04, Portland, OR.

(85) Dai, X.Y.*, T.W. Boutton, M. Hailemichael, R.J. Ansley and K.E. Jessup. 2004. Soil carbon

storage and dynamics in response to fire seasonality in a temperate mixed-grass savanna. Poster

presentation at 41st Annual Soil Survey and Land Resource Workshop, 12-13Feb04, Texas A&M

Univ., College Station, TX.

(84) Hailemichael, M.*, T.W. Boutton, X.Y. Dai, R.J. Ansley and K.E. Jessup. 2004. Inorganic

carbon storage in a savanna ecosystem: role of vegetation and fire. Poster presentation at 41st

Annual Soil Survey and Land Resource Workshop, 12-13Feb04, Texas A&M Univ., College

Station, TX.

(83) Hollister, E.B.*, T.W. Boutton and R.J. Ansley. 2004. Land use and land cover changes in

temperate savannas: impact of woody plant encroachment and prescribed fire on ecosystem

carbon storage. Poster presentation at 41st Annual Soil Survey and Land Resource Workshop, 12-

13Feb04, Texas A&M Univ., College Station, TX.

(82) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby and T.W. Boutton. 2004. Mesquite root distribution and water use

efficiency in response to long-term soil moisture manipulations. Abstr. In: Proc. - 13th Wildland

Shrub Symp. - Shrubland Dynamics: Fire and Water, 12Aug04, Lubbock, TX.

(81) Ansley, R.J., W.R. Teague, and W.E. Pinchak. 2004. Mesquite cover responses in rotational

grazing/prescribed fire management systems: landscape assessment using aerial images ire.

Abstr. In: Proc. - 13th Wildland Shrub Symposium - Shrubland Dynamics: Fire and Water,

10Aug04, Lubbock, TX.

(80) Ansley, R.J. 2004. Rangeland woody plants as renewable biomass for energy needs. Abstr. In:

Proc. Sun Grant Initiative Conf., Jun04, Oklahoma City, OK.

(79) Ansley, R.J. 2004. Mesquite root distribution following prolonged soil moisture manipulations.

Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 57th Ann. Meeting, 26Jan04, Salt Lake City, UT (p 6).

(78) Harris, W.N.*, T.W. Boutton and R.J. Ansley. 2003. Soil carbon and nitrogen cycling in

subhumid temperate grasslands: effects of seasonal fire and simulated grazing. Abstr. In: Proc.

Ecol. Soc. Amer. Ann. Meeting, 05Aug03, Savannah, GA.

(77) Harris, W.N.*, Boutton, T.W., and R.J. Ansley. 2003. Soil carbon and nitrogen cycling and

microbial activity in subhumid temperate grasslands: effects of seasonal fire and simulated

grazing. Abstr. In: Soil Survey/Land Resource Workshop, Feb. 2003, Texas A&M Univ.,

College Station, TX.

(76) Owens,M.K., R.M. Cooper, R.J. Ansley, W.E. Pinchak, and J.E. Slosser. 2003. Mesquite seed

longevity under field conditions. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 56th Ann. Meeting, Feb.

2003, Casper, WY.

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(75) Ansley, R.J., M.K. Owens, W.E. Pinchak, B.A. Kramp, D.L. Jones and J.E. Slosser. 2003.

Effects of weathering and insect predation on mesquite pods and seeds. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc.

Range Manage., 56th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2003, Casper, WY.

(74) Ansley, R.J., M.K. Owens, W.E. Pinchak, B.A. Kramp, D.L. Jones and J.E. Slosser. 2003.

Predation of mesquite seeds by cattle and wildlife. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 56th

Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2003, Casper, WY.

(73) Harris, W.N.*, Boutton, T.W., and R.J Ansley. 2002. Resource management impacts on

nutrient cycles of Great Plains grasslands. Abstr. In: Agriculture Program Conf., Texas A&M

University, Jan. 2002, College Station, TX.

(72) Harris, W.N.*, Boutton, T.W., and R.J Ansley. 2002. Resource management impacts on

nutrient cycles of subhumid temperate grasslands. Abstr. In: Soil Survey/Land Resource

Workshop, Feb. 2002, Texas A&M Univ., College Station, TX.

(71) Harris, W.N.*, T.W. Boutton and R.J. Ansley. 2002. Soil carbon cycling and microbial activity

in subhumid temperate grasslands: effects of simulated grazing and seasonal fires. Abstr. In:

Proc. Soil Science Soc. Amer., Nov. 2002, Indianapolis, IN (page 368).

(70) Harris, W.N.*, T.W. Boutton and R.J. Ansley. 2002. Soil respiration and microbial biomass in

subhumid temperate grassland: Role of fire and simulated grazing. Abstr. In: Proc. Ecol. Soc.

Amer. Ann. Meeting, 05 Aug. 2002, Tucson, AZ.

(69) Martin, R.*, G. Asner, R. Ansley and A. Mosier. 2002. Regional quantification of soil N oxide

emission from savanna soils of north Texas. Abstr. In: Proc. Ecol. Soc. Amer. Ann. Meeting, 09

Aug. 2002, Tucson, AZ.

(68) Boutton, T.W., R.J. Ansley, and J.O. Skjemstadt. 2002. Biogeochemical responses to fire

seasonality and frequency in a temperate mixed-grass savanna: charcoal carbon. Abstr. In: Proc.

Soil Science Soc. Amer., Nov. 2002, Indianapolis, IN.

(67) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.E. Pinchak, and J. M. McGrann. 2002. Grazing systems, fire and

brush control - the Waggoner Kite study. Abst. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 55th Ann.

Meeting, Feb. 2002, Kansas City, MO (p 94).

(66) Teague, W.R., S.L. Dowhower, W.E. Pinchak and R.J. Ansley. 2002. Grazing patch dynamics

under different grazing management in large, heterogeneous paddocks. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc.

Range Manage., 55th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2002, Kansas City, MO (pp 33-34).

(65) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, U.P. Kreuter, W.E. Pinchak, and J. M. McGrann. 2002. Economics

of managing mesquite in north Texas: a sensitivity analysis. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range

Manage., 55th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2002, Kansas City, MO (pp 13-14).

(64) Pinchak, W.E., W.R. Teague, R.J. Ansley, J.A. Waggoner and J. McGrann. 2002. Cow-calf

performance under rotational and prescribed burning in the southern plains. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc.

Range Manage., 55th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2002, Kansas City, MO (p 33).

(63) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, and D.L. Jones. 2002. Effect of seasonal fires on prickly pear cactus.

Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 55th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2002, Kansas City, MO (pp 9-10).

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(62) Ansley, R.J. 2002. Managing mesquite savanna with prescribed fire. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range

Manage., 55th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2002, Kansas City, MO (p 92).

(61) Asner, G.P., S. Archer, R.F. Hughes, R. Martin and R.J. Ansley. 2001. Changes in vegetation

cover, aboveground carbon stocks, and soil carbon-nitrogen dynamics following woody plant

encroachment in Texas rangelands, 1937-1999. Abstr. B22A-06, In: Proc. American Geophysical

Union Meeting, Spring 2001.

(60) Martin, R.E.*, G.P. Asner, R.J. Ansley, and A.R. Mosier. 2001. Land cover change mediating

nitrogen trace gas emissions from savanna soils of north Texas. Abstr. B31B-0103, In: Proc.

American Geophysical Union Meeting, Fall 2001.

(59) Harris, W.N.*, Boutton, T.W., and R.J. Ansley. 2001. Resource management impacts on

nutrient cycles of Great Plains grasslands. Abstr In: U.S. E.P.A. STAR Graduate Fellowship

Conference, Silver Spring, MD.

(58) Harris, W.N.*, Boutton, T.W., and R.J. Ansley. 2001. Resource management impacts on nutrient

cycles of Great Plains grasslands. Abstr. In: Natural Systems Agriculture Graduate Research

Fellowship Summer Workshop, April 2001, The Land Institute, Matfield Green, KS.

(57) Heaton, C.B.*, X.B. Wu and R.J. Ansley. 2001. Effects of disturbance regimes on spatial

patterns of vegetation in a mesquite savanna. In: Abstracts, Ecological Soc. America Ann.

Meeting, 09Aug01, Madison, WI.

(56) Showers, S.E., W.E. Pinchak, R.J. Ansley, M.K. Owens, J.E. Slosser, C.J. Scott, W.R. Teague.

2001. Effects of weathering and Bruchid beetle damage on mesquite pod nutritive value. Abstr.

In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 54th Ann. Meeting, Feb .2001, Kailua-Kona, HA (p 368).

(55) Pinchak, W.E., S.E. Showers, R.J. Ansley, M.K. Owens, J.E. Slosser, C.J. Scott, W.R. Teague.

2001. Mesquite seed excretion patterns by cattle under rotational and continuous grazing and fire.

Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 54th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2001, Kailua-Kona, HA (p 309).

(54) Ansley, R.J., and B.A. Kramp. 2001. Cover responses of a cool and a warm-season grass to

seasonal fires and clipping in a mesquite savanna. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 54th

Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2001, Kailua-Kona, HA (p 11).

(53) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, J. Nelson and J. Wallace. 2001. Long-term forage responses to

mesquite herbicide treatments. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 54th Ann. Meeting, Feb.

2001, Kailua-Kona, HA (p 12).

(52) Ansley, R.J., W.R. Teague and W.E. Pinchak. 2001. Determining the relation between mesquite

cover and herbaceous production in north Texas. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 54th Ann.

Meeting, Feb. 2001, Kailua-Kona, HA (p 13).

(51) Martin, R.E.*, G.P. Asner, R.J. Ansley, and A.R. Mosier. 2000. Effects of woody encroachment

on soil nitrogen oxide gas emissions in a Texas rangeland savanna. Abstr. B21C-08, In: Proc.

American Geophysical Union Ann. Meeting, Dec. 2000, San Francisco, CA.

(50) Malinowski, D.P., W.E. Pinchak, J.W. Sij, A.A. Hopkins, R.J. Ansley, and T.A. Baughman.

2000. Management of cool-season grasses affects soil temperature and plant survival during

summer drought in the Rolling Plains of Texas. In: Abstracts, AGFA Ann. Meeting, July 2000,

Madison, WI.

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(49) Hubbard, J.A.*, S.R. Archer, T.W. Boutton, and R.J. Ansley. 2000. Effects of fire and

simulated grazing on fine root dynamics and soil respiration in a mixed grass prairie. In:

Abstracts, Ecological Soc. America Ann. Meeting, Aug. 2000, Snowbird, UT (p 289).

(48) Ansley, R.J., W.A. Dugas and B.A. Kramp. 2000. CO2 flux in burned and unburned Prosopis

savanna: comparing Bowen ratio and leaf chamber photosynthesis. In: Abstracts, Ecological Soc.

America Ann. Meeting, Aug. 2000, Snowbird, UT (p 243).

(47) Simmons, M.T.*, S.R. Archer, W.R. Teague and R.J. Ansley. 2000. The influence of honey

mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa) on the growth of Texas wintergrass (Stipa leucotricha) in a

temperate savanna in north Texas. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 53rd Ann. Meeting, Feb.

2000, Boise, ID (p 78).

(46) Huddle, J.A.*, R.J. Ansley, and D. Bordovsky. 2000. Revegetation of saline pond shorelines in

a semi-arid environment: Plant survival and growth responses. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range

Manage., 53rd Ann. Meeting, Feb. 2000, Boise, ID (p 46).

(45) Ansley, R.J., S. McMullen, J.R. Conner, W.E. Pinchak, and W.R. Teague. 2000. Longevity of

top-killing and root-killing mesquite herbicides: Forage production and mesquite recruitment in

areas treated 10 and 20 years ago. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 53rd Ann. Meeting, Feb.

2000, Boise, ID (p 44).

(44) Simmons, M.T.*, S.R. Archer, W.R. Teague and R.J. Ansley. 1999. Edaphic mediation of grass

influence on tree growth in a north Texas savanna. Abstr. In: Proc. Ecological Soc. America

Meeting, Aug. 1999, Spokane, WA.

(43) Hubbard, J.A.*, S. Archer, T.W. Boutton and R.J. Ansley. 1999. Interactive effects of fire and

grazing on plant productivity and soil respiration. Abstr. In: Proc. Ecological Soc. America

Meeting, Aug. 1999, Spokane, WA (p 114).

(42) Dowhower, S.L., W.R. Teague, and R.J. Ansley. 1999. Angle cover class (ACC): A new

technique for estimating brush quantities in association with herbaceous understory. Abstr. In:

Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 52nd Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1999, Omaha, NE (p 17).

(41) Kramp, B.A.*, and R.J. Ansley. 1999. Herbaceous species composition responses to repeated

winter or summer fires in north Texas. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 52nd Ann. Meeting,

Feb. 1999, Omaha, NE (p 41).

(40) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, W.E. Pinchak, and T.R. Tunnell. 1999. Forage production of cool-

and warm-season grasses in response to repeated seasonal fires and clipping in north Texas.

Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 52nd Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1999, Omaha, NE (p 3).

(39) Huddle, J.A.*, R.J. Ansley, and J.R. Cox. 1997. Ecophysiology of salt-tolerant plants along

shores of saline and freshwater ponds. Abstr. In: Proc. Ecological Society of America Meeting,

July 1997, Albuquerque, NM.

(38) Pinchak, W.E., D.R. Tolleson, R.J. Ansley, and B.A. Kramp. 1997. Crude protein dynamics of

mid-grass prairie grasses after repeated summer and winter fires. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range

Manage., 50th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1997, Rapid City, SD (p 68).

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(37) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, W.E. Pinchak, and T.R. Tunnell. 1997. Growth of C3 and C4 grasses

following repeated summer and winter fires and clipping. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage.,

50th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1997, Rapid City, SD (p 61).

(36) Jariel, D.M.*, K. Cassida, W.E. Pinchak, and R.J. Ansley. 1996. Emergence of grass seedlings

through crusted surface soils. Abstr In: Proc. ASA-CSSA-SSSA Ann. Conf., Nov. 1996,

Indianapolis, IN.

(35) Jariel, D.M.*, R.J. Ansley, B.A. Kramp, D.L. Jones and T.R. Tunnell. 1996. Rangeland soil

chemical properties after repeated summer or winter fires. Abstr In: Proc. ASA-CSSA-SSSA

Ann. Conf., Nov. 1996, Indianapolis, IN.

(34) Pinchak, W.E., R.J. Gill, S.J. Bevers, R.J. Ansley, L.J. Hunt and D.R. Tolleson. 1996. Morbidity

effects on the production efficiency and profitability of stocker cattle on native range. Astr. In:

Amer. Soc. Animal Science Ann. Meeting, July 1996, Rapid City, SD.

(33) Ansley, R.J. 1996. Manipulation of fire intensity to achieve mesquite management goals in north

Texas. Abstr In: Proc. 20th Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Conference, May 1996, Boise, ID (p 19).

(32) Tolleson, D.R., W.E. Pinchak, L.E. Hunt and R.J. Ansley 1996. Burning and intensive early

stocking improves performance of cattle grazing and mixed grass prairie. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc.

Range Manage., 49th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1996, Wichita, KS (p 77).

(31) Kramp, B.A.*, R.J. Ansley and T. Tunnell. 1996. Mesquite seedling survival in naturally

deposited cattle and wildlife dung. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 49th Ann. Meeting, Feb.

1996, Wichita, KS (p 41).

(30) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Kramp, D.L. Jones and T. Tunnell. 1996. Mesquite savanna development:

modifying tree structure with low intensity fires. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 49th Ann.

Meeting, Feb. 1996, Wichita, KS (p 4).

(29) Ansley, R.J., D.L. Jones, and B.A. Kramp. 1995. Use of different intensity fires to convert

Prosopis woodlands to grasslands or savannas. Abstr. In: Proc. 5th International Rangeland

Congress, Aug. 1995, Salt Lake City, UT (p 3).

(28) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley, and D.R. Lucia. 1994. Comparing summer and winter burns through

time-temperature data. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 47th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1994,

Colo. Springs, CO (p 25).

(27) Ansley, R.J., D.R. Lucia, and P.W. Jacoby. 1994. Use of video tape to quantify flame length of

rangeland fires. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 47th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1994, Colo.

Springs, CO (p 58).

(26) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby, D.R. Lucia, and D. Jones. 1994. Effect of summer and winter fires

and fire frequency on honey mesquite mortality. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 47th Ann.

Meeting, Feb. 1994, Colo. Springs, CO (p 3).

(25) Ansley, R.J. and P.W. Jacoby. 1993. Physiological responses of honey mesquite to resource

limitation. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 46th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1993, Albuquerque,

NM.

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(24) Ansley, R.J. 1992. Mesquite ecophysiology research in North Texas. Abstr. In: LTER

Symposium, New Mexico State Univ., 20-21 May 92, Las Cruces, NM.

(23) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley, B.A. Trevino, and D.R. Lucia. 1992. Measuring time-temperature

profiles during range fires. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 45th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1992,

Spokane, WA

(22) Ansley, R.J. and P.W. Jacoby. 1992. Patterns of coppicing in honey mesquite in relation to stand

density. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 45th Ann. Meeting, Feb. 1992, Spokane, WA.

(21) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby, and B. Trevino. 1991. Root distribution in mesquite: influence of

irrigation and rain-sheltering. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 44th Ann. Meeting, Jan.

1991, Washington, D.C.

(20) Ansley, R.J., B.A. Trevino, and P.W. Jacoby. 1991. Honey mesquite root distribution in

response to contrasting soil water regimes. Abstr. In: Proc. 42nd Annual Meeting, American

Institute for Biological Sciences (AIBS), San Antonio, TX (p 56).

(19) Trevino, B.*, P.W. Jacoby, S.G. Whisenant, and R.J. Ansley. 1990. Influence of temperature

intensity and duration on pricklypear mortality. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 43rd Ann.

Meeting, Reno, NV.

(18) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley, B. Trevino, and I. Cabral. 1990. Relating degree days to epicuticular

wax accumulation in honey mesquite. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 43rd Ann. Meeting,

Reno, NV.

(17) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby, and B. Trevino. 1990. Comparative water relations and growth of

shallow-root dependent vs. phreatophytic mesquite. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 43rd

Ann. Meeting, Reno, NV.

(16) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley, and C.H. Meadors. 1988. Management of honey mesquite with the

herbicide Reclaim. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage. 41st Ann. Meeting, Corpus Christi, TX.

(15) Ansley, R.J., and P.W. Jacoby. 1988. Honey mesquite physiological response to drought and

moisture events in North Texas. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 41st Ann. Meeting, Corpus

Christi, TX.

(14) Hicks, R.A.*, C.A. Call, and R.J. Ansley. 1987. Photosynthesis and water use efficiency of two

dominant warm-season grasses in the Rolling Plains region of north central Texas. Abstr. In:

Proc. Soc. Range Manage. 40th Ann. Meeting, Boise, ID.

(13) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley, B.K. Lawrence and C.H. Meadors. 1987. Soil water extraction

patterns by honey mesquite under varying moisture stress regimes. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range

Manage. 40th Ann. Meeting, Boise, ID.

(12) Lawrence, B.K.*, R.J. Ansley and P.W. Jacoby. 1987. Use of subcanopy rainout shelters and

root containerization for in situ studies of honey mesquite water relations. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc.

Range Manage., 40th Ann. Meeting, Boise, ID.

(11) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby and B.K. Lawrence. 1987. Honey mesquite response to moisture

events and recovery from various levels of moisture stress. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage.,

40th Ann. Meeting, Boise, ID.

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(10) Ansley, R.J., C.A. Call and R. Hicks. 1987. Diurnal variation in photosynthesis and conductance

within honey mesquite canopies. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 40th Ann. Meeting, Boise,

ID.

(09) Cuomo, G.*, P.W. Jacoby, R. Sosebee and R.J. Ansley. 1986. Honey mesquite transpiration on

upland and bottomland sites in North Central Texas. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 39th

Ann. Meeting, Orlando, FL.

(08) Meadors, C.H., P.W. Jacoby and R.J. Ansley. 1986. Longevity of brush management treatments

in the Texas Rolling Plains. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 39th Ann. Meet., Orlando, FL.

(07) Jacoby, P.W., R.J. Ansley, C.H. Meadors and G.C. Cuomo. 1986. Influence of growth form on

herbicidal control of honey mesquite. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 39th Ann. Meeting,

Orlando, FL.

(06) Woolf, R.R.*, R.J. Ansley and G.C. Cuomo. 1986. In situ root growth of large, multistemmed

honey mesquite. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 39th Ann. Meeting, Orlando, FL.

(05) Ansley, R.J., P.W. Jacoby and G.C. Cuomo. 1986. Lateral root restriction in honey mesquite:

effects on plant and soil water relations. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 39th Ann.

Meeting, Orlando, FL.

(04) Jacoby, P.W. and R.J. Ansley. 1985. Dynamics of epicuticular wax in Prosopis. Abstr. In:

Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 38th Ann. Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT.

(03) Ansley, R.J. and P.W. Jacoby. 1985. Development of an in situ mesquite intensive research area

in North Central Texas. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 38th Ann. Meeting, Salt Lake

City, UT.

(02) Ansley, R.J. and R.H. Abernethy. 1983. Effects of seed treatments on germination and

emergence of Gardner saltbush. Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 36th Ann. Meeting,

Albuquerque, NM.

(01) Ansley, R.J. and R.H. Abernethy. 1982. Seed dormancy and germination enhancement of

Gardner saltbush (Atriplex gardneri). Abstr. In: Proc. Soc. Range Manage., 35th Ann. Meeting,

Calgary, Alberta.

8d. Contributed – Regional and State Level:

(45) Ansley, R.J. 2010. Effect of fire on rangeland carbon sequestration. Presentation at Brown Bag

Lunch, Texas AgriLife Research Station, 26 May 2010, Vernon, TX

(44) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Feasibility of mesquite to ethanol. Indoor presentation at Texas Agricultural

Experiment Station Field Day, 05 Oct 06, Vernon, TX.

(43) Ansley, R.J. 2005. Biomass and biofuel potential of mesquite. Presentation to State

Representative Rick Hardcastle, 26 Sep 05, Vernon, TX.

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(42) Ansley, R.J., M.K. Owens, W.E. Pinchak, C.A. Taylor, and W.R. Teague. 2005. Patch

disturbance restoration strategies research summary. Joe Skeen Regional Planning and Review

Committee, 11 April 05, Kerrville, TX.

(41) Hollister, E.B., T.W. Boutton and R.J. Ansley. 2005. Carbon dynamics of temperate savannas:

effects of prescribed fire on microbial activity and potential carbon mineralization. Poster

presentation, Texas A&M Science Conference, 11 Jan 05, College Station, TX (3rd place winner

in graduate student poster contest)

(40) Ansley, R.J., and T.W. Boutton. 2004. Seasonal fire regimes for restoration of biodiversity and

enhancement of whole ecosystem carbon sequestration in Rolling Plains rangelands. Joe Skeen

Regional Planning and Review Committee, 08 March 04, Austin, TX.

(39) Ansley, R.J., W.E. Pinchak, and W.R. Teague. 2004. Potential of patch burning for rangeland

restoration. Presentation to North Texas Ranch Committee, 04 March 04, Vernon, TX.

(38) Ansley, R.J. 2003. Biomass and biofuel potential of mesquite. Presentation to ranchers and

farmers, Oklahoma Technological College, 29 April 03, Altus, OK.

(37) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.E. Pinchak, and D. Ransom. 2003. New Ranch research at

Vernon. Presentation to North Texas Ranch Committee, Vernon 18 Mar 03, Vernon, TX.

(36) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.E. Pinchak, and D. Ransom. 2003. Kite camp research phase 2.

Presentation to North Texas Ranch Committee, Vernon 18 Mar 03, Vernon, TX.

(35) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.E. Pinchak, and D. Ransom. 2003. Kite camp research phase 1.

Presentation to North Texas Ranch Committee, Vernon 18 Mar 03, Vernon, TX.

(34) Ansley, R.J. 2002. Effects of summer fires on prickly pear cactus. Presentation to Texas Beef

Cattle Workers Group, 13 June 02, Vernon, TX.

(33) Ansley, R.J. 2002. Summary of prescribed fire treatments on the Kite Camp. Presentation to

Texas Beef Cattle Workers Group, 13 June 02, Vernon, TX.

(32) Harris, W.N., T.W. Boutton and R.J. Ansley. 2002. Resource management impacts on nutrient

cycles of Great Plains grasslands. Poster presentation at Texas A&M Science Conference, 09 Jan

02, College Station, TX.

(31) Ansley, R.J. 2001. Grass response to mesquite cover. Presentation to North Texas Experimental

Ranch Committee at TSWCRA Meeting, 25 March 01, Austin, TX.

(30) Ansley, R.J. 2000. Brush management with fire and herbicides on Waggoner Kite Camp.

Presentation to North Texas Ranch Committee, 16 Nov 00, Vernon, TX.

(29) Ansley, R.J. 1999. Long-term forage responses following mesquite herbicide treatments.

Presentation to North Texas Ranch Committee, 28 Mar 99, Ft. Worth, TX.

(28) Ansley, R.J. 1998. Fire research on the Kite Camp. Presentation to Holistic Resource

Management Group, 17 Oct 98, Vernon, TX.

(27) Ansley, R.J. 1998. Integrated ranch management program at Vernon. TAES-Vernon Interpretive

Event for regional business leaders and political representatives, 16 June 98, Vernon, TX.

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(26) Ansley, R.J. 1998. Fire research on Kite Camp. Presentation to North Texas Experimental

Ranch Committee, 05 April 98, Ft. Worth, TX.

(25) Ansley, R.J. 1997. Prescribed burning rangelands - field day presentation. Brush Sculptors

Symposium, 18 Sep 97, Abilene, TX.

(24) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle, B.A. Kramp and T. Tunnell. 1997. Using fire to sculpt brush. Brush

Sculptors Symposium, 17 Sep 97, Abilene, TX.

(23) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle, and B.A. Kramp. 1997. Mesquite ecology. Brush Sculptors

Symposium, 17 Sep 97, Abilene, TX.

(22) Ansley, R.J. 1997. Prescribed burning rangelands - field day presentation. Brush Sculptors

Symposium, 22 Aug 97, Uvalde, TX.

(21) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle, B.A. Kramp and T. Tunnell. 1997. Using fire to sculpt brush. Brush

Sculptors Symposium, 21 Aug 97, Uvalde, TX.

(20) Ansley, R.J., J.A. Huddle, and B.A. Kramp. 1997. Mesquite ecology. Brush Sculptors

Symposium, 21 Aug 97, Uvalde, TX.

(19) Ansley, R.J. 1997. Update on fire research in north Texas. Presentation to North Texas

Experimental Ranch Committee, 23 Mar 97, Ft. Worth, TX.

(18) Owens, M. K., and R.J. Ansley. 1997. Ecophysiology and growth of Ashe and redberry juniper.

Juniper Symposium, 10 Jan 97, Sonora, TX.

(17) Ansley, R.J. 1996. Alternative brush management strategies using prescribed fire. Presentation

to North Texas Experimental Ranch Committee, 24 Mar 96, Austin, TX.

(16) Ansley, R.J. 1995. Water use by brush at the plant and landscape level. Presentation to Todd

Vottler, Federal Court-appointee for San Antonio Water District and Pat Henson, NRCS, 22 Aug

95, Vernon, TX.

(15) Ansley, R.J. 1994. Innovations in brush management. Rancher Information Exchange Conf., 02

June 94, Vernon, TX.

(14) Ansley, R.J. 1994. Biology and ecology of redberry juniper. Juniper Symposium, 14 April 94,

Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, Sonora, TX.

(13) Ansley, R.J. 1994. Brush research on the Y Ranch. Presentation to Terry Wright and other Bank

One Trust Officers, 15 Mar 94, Amarillo, TX.

(12) Ansley, R.J. 1994. Alternative brush management strategies with fire. Presentation to USDA-

Soil Conservation Service staff, 04 Feb 94, Vernon, TX.

(11) Ansley, R.J. 1994. Alternative brush management strategies with fire. Presentation to U.S.

Representative Steve Carriker, 14 Jan 94, Vernon, TX.

(10) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Alternative brush management strategies with prescribed fire. Presentation

to Texas State Senator Jane Nelson, 14 Dec 93, Flower Mound, TX.

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(09) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Alternative brush management strategies with prescribed fire. Presentation

to Texas State Representatives Charles Finnell and John Hirschi and Region 3 ranchers, 13 Dec

93, Wichita Falls, TX.

(08) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Alternative brush management strategies using prescribed fire. Presentation

to Dick Winters, rancher, 11 Dec 93, Brady, TX.

(07) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Alternative brush management strategies using prescribed fire. Presentation

to Mike McMurray and other aids to Rick Perry, Texas State Secretary of Agriculture, 10 Dec 93,

Austin, TX.

(06) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Innovations in brush management. Rancher Information Exchange

Conference, 17-18 Nov 93, Vernon, TX.

(05) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Alternative brush management strategies using prescribed fire. Presentation

to Rob Brown, rancher, 26 Oct 93, Throckmorton, TX.

(04) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Alternative brush management strategies using prescribed fire. Presentation

to John Matthews, rancher, 24 Sep 93, Albany, TX.

(03) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Alternative brush management strategies using prescribed fire. Presentation

to North Texas Experimental Ranch Committee, 16 Sep 93, Lubbock, TX.

(02) Ansley, R.J. 1987. Water relations of mesquite dominated rangelands. Presentation to staff at

TAES, Uvalde, 20 Feb 87, Uvalde, TX.

(01) Ansley, R.J. and P.W. Jacoby. 1986. Overview of mesquite ecology research near Vernon.

Texas Forage Workers Group, 08 Oct 86, Vernon, TX.

C. Acquisition of Research Funds

1. Summary Table of Career Extramural Funding

Type of Grant

Number of

Grants

Total

Funding

Directly to

R.J. Ansley

External - Federal or State Competitive 19 $3,720,041 $680,842

External - Private Sector 23 $413,806 $411,306

External – Other (Foundations, etc.) 17 $984,280 $377,211

Internal (TAMU) Competitive 18 $951,200 $386,450

External Total 58 $5,118,127 $1,469,359

Overall Total 76 $6,069,327 $1,855,809

2. External - Federal or State Level Competitive Grants

(19) McPherson, R. et al. (including R.J. Ansley). 2017. South central Climate Science Center Year 6

and 7. USGS/EPA (Total Funding: $2,000,000). Portion to Ansley-OSU: $90,000.

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(18) Fisher, L, P. Schroeder, J. Dodd and R.J. Ansley. 2007. Potential of mesquite for bioenergy in

southwestern Oklahoma. Oklahoma State Board of Regents (Total Funding: $150,000). Portion to

Ansley: $25,000.

(17) Owens, M.K., W.E. Pinchak, R.J. Ansley and C.A. Taylor. 2006. Patch disturbances for

ecosystem restoration: vegetation and soil responses. USDA/CSREES Joe Skeen Institute for

Rangeland Restoration (Total Funding: $60,000). Portion to Ansley: $9,000.

(16) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.T. Hamilton and U.P. Kreuter. 2005. Towards restoration of

ecosystem function on mesquite rangeland. USDA/CSREES Joe Skeen Institute for Rangeland

Restoration (Total Funding: $33,000). Portion to Ansley: $1,000.

(15) Ansley, R.J., M. K. Owens, C.A. Taylor and W.R. Teague. 2005. Patch disturbances for

ecosystem restoration: vegetation and soil responses. USDA CSREES Joe Skeen Institute for

Rangeland Restoration (Total Funding: $43,000). Portion to Ansley: $15,000.

(14) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.T. Hamilton and U.P. Kreuter. 2004. Towards restoration of

ecosystem function on mesquite rangeland. USDA CSREES Joe Skeen Institute for Rangeland

Restoration (Total Funding: $33,000). Portion to Ansley: $1,000.

(13) Ansley, R.J., M. K. Owens, C.A. Taylor and W.R. Teague. 2004. Patch disturbances for

ecosystem restoration: vegetation and soil responses. USDA CSREES Joe Skeen Institute for

Rangeland Restoration (Total Funding: $40,000). Portion to Ansley: $14,000.

(12) Ansley, R.J. and T.W. Boutton. 2004. Seasonal fire regimes for restoration of biodiversity and

enhancement of whole system carbon sequestration in Rolling Plains rangelands. USDA

CSREES Joe Skeen Institute for Rangeland Restoration (Total Funding: $47,000). Portion to

Ansley: $47,000.

(11) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley, W.T. Hamilton and U.P. Kreuter. 2003. Towards restoration of

ecosystem function on mesquite rangeland. USDA CSREES Joe Skeen Institute for Rangeland

Restoration (Total Funding: $35,000). Portion to Ansley: $1,000.

(10) Ansley, R.J., M.K. Owens, C.A. Taylor and W.R. Teague. 2003. Patch disturbances for

ecosystem restoration: vegetation and soil responses. USDA CSREES Joe Skeen Institute for

Rangeland Restoration (Total Funding: $40,000). Portion to Ansley: $14,000.

(09) Ansley, R.J. and T.W. Boutton. 2003. Seasonal fire regimes for restoration of biodiversity and

enhancement of whole system carbon sequestration in Rolling Plains rangelands. USDA CSREES

Joe Skeen Institute for Rangeland Restoration (Total Funding: $48,000). Portion to Ansley:

$48,000.

(08) Ansley, R.J. 2003. Harvesting mesquite biomass for energy on Texas rangelands. Dept of

Energy, Texas State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) - Special Projects (Total Funding:

$74,842). Portion to Ansley: $74,842.

(07) Boutton, T. W. and R.J. Ansley. 2002. Fire management in temperate mixed-grass savanna:

effects on soil carbon sequestration. USDA/CSREES CASMGS Carbon Sequestration Program -

Task 2, Best Management Practices (Total Funding: $130,000). Portion to Ansley: $65,000.

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(06) Teague, W.R., R.J. Ansley and W.E. Pinchak. 1998. Sustainable management strategies for

mesquite rangeland. USDA-NRICRGP Grant No. 98-03508 (Total Funding: $317,500). Portion

to Ansley: $100,000.

(05) Pinchak, W.E., M.K. Owens, R.J. Ansley, and J.E. Slosser. 1998. Seed management strategies to

limit encroachment of mesquite into grasslands. USDA-CSREES No. 98-35315-6045 (Total

Funding: $117,399), June 1998. Portion to Ansley: $21,000.

(04) Archer, S., F. Smeins and R.J. Ansley. 1996. Quantification of vegetation transitions and

thresholds on diverse landscapes. USDA-CSRS - Agricultural Systems (Cat. 100). (Total

Funding: $79,900). Portion to Ansley: $10,000.

(03) Cox, J.R., D. Bordovsky and R.J. Ansley. 1994. Water use by salt tolerant plants at Truscott-

Brine Lake. US Army Corp. of Engineers (Total Funding: $80,000). Portion to Ansley: $30,000.

(02) Teague, R.W., R.J. Ansley, and W.E. Pinchak. 1994. Sustainable management strategies for

mesquite and redberry juniper rangeland. USDA-NRICRGP Agricultural Systems Grant No. 94-

04256 (Total Funding: $313,400). Portion to Ansley: $100,000.

(01) Knight, R.W., R.K. Heitschmidt and R.J. Ansley. 1986. Water use by honey mesquite to

parameterize the SPUR hydrology model. USDA-SCS (Total Funding: $80,000). Portion to

Ansley: $15,000.

3. External - Private Sector Grants

(23) Ansley, R.J. 2015. Effects of repeated applications of weed herbicides on mesquite. Helena

Chemical (Total Funding: $3,000). Portion to Ansley: $3,000.

(22) Ansley, R.J. 2015. Effects of Sendero and other herbicides on mesquite, pricklypear and honey

locust and non-target shrub species that are valuable for wildlife habitat. Dow AgroSciences,

Indianapolis, IN (Total Funding: $19,000). Portion to Ansley: $19,000.

(21) Ansley, R.J. 2014. Estimating biomass of rangeland woody plants using low and high resolution

aerial imagery – phase 3. The Earth Partners, LLC, Brodhead, WI (Total Funding: $11,995).

Portion to Ansley: $11,995.

(20) Ansley, R.J. 2014. Evaluating effects of Sendero herbicide on mesquite and secondary shrubs

that are valuable for wildlife habitat. Dow AgroSciences, Indianapolis, IN (Total Funding:

$32,000). Portion to Ansley: $32,000.

(19) Ansley, R.J. 2013. Evaluating effects of Sendero herbicide on mesquite and secondary shrubs

that are valuable for wildlife habitat. Dow AgroSciences, Indianapolis, IN (Total Funding:

$26,000). Portion to Ansley: $26,000.

(18) Ansley, R.J. 2012. Estimating biomass of rangeland woody plants using low and high resolution

aerial imagery – phase 2. The Earth Partners, LLC, Brodhead, WI (Total Funding: $22,950).

Portion to Ansley: $22,950.

(17) Ansley, R.J. 2012. Evaluation of herbicides for weed and annual grass control in bermudagrass

pastures. Wilbur Ellis Chemical Co., San Francisco, CA (Total Funding: $3,000). Portion to

Ansley: $3,000.

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(16) Ansley, R.J. 2011. Estimating biomass of rangeland woody plants using low and high resolution

aerial imagery – phase 1. The Earth Partners, LLC, Brodhead, WI (Total Funding: $9,625).

Portion to Ansley: $9,625.

(15) Ansley, R.J. 2011. Evaluation of herbicides for weed and annual grass control in bermudagrass

pastures. Wilbur-Ellis Co., San Francisco, CA (Total Funding: $3,000). Portion to Ansley:

$3,000.

(14) Ansley, R.J. 2010. Distribution and sustainability of rangeland woody plant biomass supply for

bio-coal projects in Texas. Biomass Energy Resources, LLC, Frisco, TX (Total Funding:

$70,308). Portion to Ansley: $70,308.

(13) Ansley, R.J., and M. Mirik. 2010. Identifying optimum wood-fired generator locations based on

woody biomass distribution in Texas. John Deere Renewables, Des Moines, IA (Total Funding:

$99,428). Portion to Ansley: $99,428.

(12) Ansley, R.J. 2004. Toward the manufacture and completion of a woody debris collector for

biomass to energy. Pearson Technologies, Aberdeen, MS (Total Funding: $6,000). Portion to

Ansley: $6,000.

(11) Ansley, R.J., and J.F. Cadenhead. 2004. Effects of mixtures of Reclaim and Remedy on mesquite

mortality. DowAgroSciences, Indianapolis, IN (Total Funding: $3,000 + $1,000 in chemical

product). Portion to Ansley: $3,500.

(10) Ansley, R.J., and J.F. Cadenhead. 2002. Effects of Ally, Remedy and Cimarron Max on mesquite

and associated forbs. DuPont (Total Funding: $3,000 + $1,000 in product). Portion to Ansley:

$3,000.

(09) Ansley, R.J., and J.F. Cadenhead. 2002. Herbicide treatments for mesquite savanna

development. Dow AgroSciences (Total Funding: $2,000 + $6,000 in product). Portion to

Ansley: $7,000.

(08) Ansley, R.J. 2000. Effect of Ally and Remedy on mesquite. DuPont (Total Funding: $500).

Portion to Ansley: $500.

(07) Ansley, R.J., W.R. Teague and W.E. Pinchak. 1999. Establishing a herbicide treatment on the

Kite Camp study. Dow AgroSciences (Total Funding: $64,000 in product). Portion to Ansley:

$64,000.

(06) Ansley, R.J. 1999. Long-term economics of forage production following mesquite control with

aerially applied herbicides. Dow AgroSciences (Total Funding: $2,000). Portion to Ansley:

$2,000.

(05) Ansley, R.J. 1996. Forage production and mesquite growth form response to herbicides and

prescribed fire. DowElanco Indianapolis, IN (Total Funding: $4,000). Portion to Ansley: $4,000.

(04) Ansley, R.J. and W.E. Pinchak. 1994. Forage and livestock responses to mesquite treated with

herbicides and fire. DowElanco Indianapolis, IN (Total Funding: $3,000). Portion to Ansley:

$3,000.

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(03) Ansley, R.J. and R. Bovey. 1994. Effect of moisture stress on efficacy of clopyralid and triclopyr

in mesquite. DowElanco Indianapolis, IN (Total Funding: $3,000). Portion to Ansley: $3,000.

(02) Ansley, R.J. 1994. Efficacy of summer and fall applications of clopyralid for mesquite control.

DowElanco Indianapolis, IN (Total Funding: $8,000). Portion to Ansley: $8,000.

(01) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Contrasting summer and fall applications of herbicides for mesquite control.

DowElanco, Indianapolis, IN (Total Funding: $7,000). Portion to Ansley: $7,000.

4. External - Other Sources (Foundations, Commodities, etc.)

(17) Walker, J., and R.J. Ansley. 2015. Viability of large scale remote livestock censusing – phase 4.

UT Lands, Midland, TX (Total Funding: $20,000). Portion to Ansley: $17,465.

(16) Walker, J., and R.J. Ansley. 2014. Viability of large scale remote livestock censusing – phase 3.

UT Lands, Midland, TX (Total Funding: $24,900). Portion to Ansley: $4,366.

(15) Walker, J., and R.J. Ansley. 2013. Viability of large scale remote livestock censusing – phase 2.

UT Lands, Midland, TX (Total Funding: $24,900 received September 2013). Portion to Ansley:

$21,000.

(14) Walker, J., and R.J. Ansley. 2013. Viability of large scale remote livestock censusing – phase 1.

UT Lands, Midland, TX (Total Funding: $24,900 received January 2013). Portion to Ansley:

$17,000.

(13) Ansley, R.J., and D. Ransom. 2009. Evaluation of grazing effects on Brine Lake Wildlife

Mitigation Area. US Army Corp. Eng., Truscott, TX (Total Funding: $400). Portion to Ansley:

$200.

(12) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Effect of chaining and summer fire on prickly pear cactus. North Texas Ranch

Committee, Albany, TX (Total Funding: $8,000). Portion to Ansley: $8,000.

(11) Ansley, R.J. 2002. Herbicide treatments for mesquite savanna development. E. Paul and Helen

Buck Waggoner Foundation, Vernon, TX (Total Funding: $18,480). Portion to Ansley: $18,480.

(10) Ansley, R.J., W.R. Teague and W.E. Pinchak. 1999. Herbicide treatments for the Kite Camp

grazing study. North Texas Brush Control Assoc., Albany, TX (Total Funding: $9,700). Portion

to Ansley: $9,700.

(09) Ansley, R.J. 1999. Effect of frequency and seasonality of fire on seedling mesquite. E. Paul and

Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation, Vernon, TX (Total Funding: $7,000). Portion to Ansley:

$7,000.

(08) Ansley, R.J. 1997. Long-term responses of mesquite to herbicide treatments. Brush Control and

Range Improvement Association, Albany, TX (Total Funding: $2,500). Portion to Ansley:

$2,500.

(07) Ansley, R.J., W.R. Teague, W.E. Pinchak, and J.R.Conner 1997. Economic assessment of forage

responses to mesquite control. E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation, Vernon, TX (Total

Funding: $50,000). Portion to Ansley: $50,000.

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(06) Ansley, R.J. 1995. Alternative strategies for managing woody plants on rangelands. University

Lands - University of Texas, Midland, TX (Total Funding: $24,500). Portion to Ansley: $24,500.

(05) Ansley, R.J. 1995. Effect of frequency, seasonality and intensity of fire on mesquite, grasses and

soils. E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation, Vernon, TX (Total Funding: $10,000).

Portion to Ansley: $10,000.

(04) Teague, R.W., R.J. Ansley and W.E. Pinchak. 1994. Sustainable management strategies for

mesquite-dominated rangeland. E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation, Vernon, TX

(Total Funding: $642,000). Portion to Ansley: $100,000.

(03) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Brush management research on west Texas rangelands. University Lands -

University of Texas, Midland. (Total Funding: $49,000; 1993-1994). Portion to Ansley: $49,000.

(02) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Brush management research using prescribed fire and chemical treatments. E.

Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation, Vernon, TX (Total Funding: $18,000). Portion to

Ansley: $18,000.

(01) Jacoby, P.W. and R.J. Ansley. 1988. Brush management research. E. Paul and Helen Buck

Waggoner Foundation, Vernon (Total Funding: $50,000; 1988-1992). Portion to Ansley:

$20,000.

5. Internal Competitive Grants

(18) Bean, B., R.J. Ansley, J.C. MacDonald, D. Malinowski, K. Ledbetter, T.H. Marek, T.

McCollum, G.J. Michels and C.M. Rush. 2011. Cropping Systems. Texas Cropping Systems

Initiative (Total Funding: $190,000). Portion to Ansley: $2,250.

(17) Ansley, R.J., K. Annamalai and S. Popescu. 2010. Brush to biogas: potential for converting

rangeland woods to biogass. Texas Bioenergy Initiative (Total Funding: $75,000). Portion to

Ansley: $40,000.

(16) Rush, C., R. Acosta, J. Ansley, K. Ledbetter, J. Michels, M. Mirik, J. Rudd, and F. Workneh.

2010. A comprehensive program to reduce losses to mite-vectored viruses in the Texas wheat

crop. Texas Cropping Systems Initiative (Total Funding: $140,000). Portion to Ansley: $15,000.

(15) Ansley, R.J., K. Annamalai and S. Popescu. 2009. Brush to biogas: potential for converting

rangeland woods to bio-gas. Texas Bioenergy Initiative (Total Funding: $75,000). Portion to

Ansley: $40,000.

(14) Rush, C., R. Acosta, J. Ansley, K. Ledbetter, J. Michels, M. Mirik, J. Rudd, and F. Workneh.

2009. A comprehensive program to reduce losses to mite-vectored viruses in the Texas wheat

crop. Texas Cropping Systems Initiative (Total Funding: $140,000). Portion to Ansley: $15,000.

(13) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Wood hammermill for bioenergy uses. Texas Bioenergy Initiative (Total

Funding: $5,500). Portion to Ansley: $5,500.

(12) Ansley, R.J. 2008. Wood chipper for bioenergy uses. Texas A&M University PUF Funds (Total

Funding: $7,500). Portion to Ansley: $7,500.

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(11) Ansley, R.J., H. Perotto-Baldivieso, and S. Popescu. 2008. Biomass availability and feedstock

transport logistics of rangeland woody plants for bioenergy uses. Texas Bioenergy Initiative

(Total Funding: $50,000). Portion to Ansley: $30,000.

(10) Ansley, R.J. 2006. Research associate position for biofuel study for 22 months. Texas

Agricultural Experiment Station – Vernon; Internal competitive grant (Total Funding: $70,000).

Portion to Ansley: $70,000.

(09) Ansley, R.J. 2004. A mesquite harvester for biomass purposes. Texas Agricultural Experiment

Station – Vernon; Internal competitive grant (Total Funding: $18,000). Portion to Ansley:

$18,000.

(08) Ansley, R.J. 2004. Equipment for weather station. Texas A&M University PUF funds (Total

Funding: $6,000). Portion to Ansley: $6,000.

(07) Ansley, R.J. 1999. Research vehicle. Texas Agricultural Experiment Station - Vernon internal

competitive grant (Total Funding: $20,000). Portion to Ansley: $20,000.

(06) Ansley, R.J. and S. Archer. 1996. Fire ecology and mesquite management: new approaches to an

old problem. Texas A&M University Research Enhancement Program (REP) (Total Funding:

$39,000). Portion to Ansley: $35,000.

(05) Jacoby, P.W. and R.J. Ansley. 1989. Mesquite root distribution in response to drought. Texas

A&M University Expanded Research (ERA). (Total Funding: $32,000). Portion to Ansley:

$20,000.

(04) Jacoby, P.W. and R.J. Ansley. 1988. Mesquite photosynthesis equipment. Texas A&M

University Plant Funds (Total Funding: $45,000). Portion to Ansley: $30,000.

(03) Ansley, R.J. and P.W. Jacoby. 1988. Digital image analysis of mesquite canopies. Texas A&M

University Program Development Funds (Total Funding: $11,700). Portion to Ansley: $11,700.

(02) Ansley, R.J. and P.W. Jacoby. 1985. Rangeland watershed research. Texas A&M University

Program Development Funds (Total Funding: $14,500). Portion to Ansley: $14,500.

(01) Ansley, R.J. and P.W. Jacoby. 1983. Mesquite photosynthesis equipment. Texas A&M

University Program Development Funds (Total Funding: $12,000). Portion to Ansley: $6,000.

VII. Teaching Activities

A. My appointment at Texas A&M AgriLife in Vernon was 100% research. In this capacity I co-

chaired several graduate students and served on several graduate student committees. In addition,

from 2011 to 2015 I had the opportunity to teach as an Adjunct Instructor the Introduction to

Biology class at Vernon College, a 2-year community college in Vernon, TX. This activity

allowed me to interact with undergraduate students and fulfill a desire to introduce students that

had very little exposure to science in high school to science and biology. The Fall semester (Biol-

1406) covered biological molecules, cells, photosynthesis and respiration, DNA and RNA,

genetics, the scientific method and evolution. The spring semester (Biol-1407) covered

taxonomy and classification, a comparison of animal organ systems, plant anatomy and evolution,

population growth and the basics of ecology.

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B. Co-chair PhD Graduate Students

(05) Kim Peters, Ph.D. Candidate, Dept. of Agricultural Sciences, West Texas A&M University

(2014-present); Served as Co-Chair, GAC. Thesis Title: Grass recovery rates following

herbicidal control of mesquite. Refereed journal publications with Ansley as co-author: 0;

Non-refereed: 1

(04) Siva Shankar Thanapal, Ph.D. Candidate, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Texas A&M

University (2009 to 2014); Served as Co-Chair, GAC. Thesis Title: Gasification properties

of mesquite and juniper wood chips for bioenergy uses (completed May 2014). Refereed

journal publications with Ansley as co-author: 2; Non-refereed: 0

(03) Wie Chen, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering, Texas

A&M University (2009 to 2012); Served as Co-Chair, GAC. Thesis Title: Thermo-chemical

gasification of mesquite and juniper wood chips for bioenergy uses (completed May 2012).

Refereed journal publications with Ansley as co-author: 5; Non-refereed: 3

(02) Emily Hollister, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Ecosystem Science and Management,

Texas A&M University (2003-2007); Served as Co-chair, GAC. Dissertation Title: Land use

and land cover changes in a southern Great Plains savanna system: impact of fire on

biodiversity and ecosystem carbon storage (completed May 2007). Refereed journal

publications with Ansley as co-author: 1; Non-refereed: 3

(01) Wylie Harris, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, Texas

A&M University (2000-2005); Served as Co-Chair, GAC. Dissertation Title: Grassland

Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics: Effects of seasonal fire and clipping in a mixed-grass

prairie of the southern Great Plains (completed May 2005). Refereed journal publications

with Ansley as co-author: 1; Non-refereed: 9

C. Co-Chair MS Graduate Students

(03) Nian-Wei (Tony) Ku, M.S. Candidate, Spatial Sciences Laboratory, Department of

Ecosystem Science and Management, Texas A&M University (2008-2011); Served as Co-

Chair, GAC. Thesis Title: Using ground-based LIDAR to determine mesquite standing

biomass: implications for harvesting mesquite for bioenergy uses (completed May 2011).

Refereed journal publications with Ansley as co-author: 1; Non-refereed: 1

(02) Chandra Heaton, M.S. Candidate, Department of Rangeland Ecology and Management,

Texas A&M University (2000-2002); Served as Co-Chair, GAC. Thesis Title: Effects of

herbicide treatments on honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa) cover and spatial pattern and

associated impacts on herbaceous production (completed May 2002). Refereed journal

publications with Ansley as co-author: 2; Non-refereed: 1

(01) Stuart McMullen, M.S. Candidate, Department of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M

University (1998-2000); Served as Co-Chair, GAC. Thesis Title: Economic assessment of

forage responses to mesquite control in the rolling plains of north Texas (completed August

2000). Refereed journal publications with Ansley as co-author: 0; Non-refereed: 0

D. Graduate Student Committees

(04) Shailee Jain, M.S. Candidate, Dept. of Agricultural Engineering, Texas A&M University

(2013 to 2014); Served as Member, GAC. Thesis Title: Modeling the hydrologic impact of

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Arundo donax on the headwaters of the Neuces River using the SWAT model. Refereed

journal publications with Ansley as co-author: 1; Non-refereed: 0

(03) Dustin Eseltine, M.S. Candidate, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Texas A&M University

(2009 to 2011); Served as Member, GAC. Title: The effect of using carbon-dioxide as a

purge gas upon the thermal breakdown and fuel properties of biomass in the torrefaction and

pyrolysis region (completed December 2011). Refereed journal publications with Ansley as

co-author: 0; Non-refereed: 0

(02) Mark Simmons, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Rangeland Ecology and Management,

Texas A&M University (1997-2003); Served as Member, GAC. Dissertation Title: Tree-

grass and tree-tree interactions in a temperate savanna: the influence of soils, grazing and

fire (completed May 2003). Refereed journal publications with Ansley as co-author: 2; Non-

refereed: 2

(01) Andrew Hubbard, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Rangeland Ecology and Management,

Texas A&M University (1997-2003); Served as Member, GAC. Dissertation Title: Fire-

grazing interactions in a mixed-grass prairie (completed May 2003). Refereed journal

publications with Ansley as co-author: 0; Non-refereed: 2

E. Classroom Teaching

(08) 2018. Guest lecture, NREM 3713 – Wildland Fire Ecology and Management, Oklahoma

State University, September 5, 2018. Topic: Ecology and management of shrub invasions in

southern Great Plains grasslands.

(07) 2017. Guest lecture, NREM 1012 - Introduction to Natural Resource Ecology and

Management, Oklahoma State University, December 4, 2017. Topic: Ecology and

management of shrub invasions in southern Great Plains grasslands.

(06) 2017. Guest lecture, NREM 3713 - Wildland Fire Ecology and Management, Oklahoma

State University, November 30, 2017. Topic: Ecology of fire resistant shrubs like mesquite

in southern Great Plains grasslands.

(05) 2011-2015. Adjunct Instructor, General Biology 1406 (lecture and laboratories), Vernon

College, Fall Semester, (2011, 49 students); (2012, 46 students); (2013, 49 students); (2014,

49 students); (2015, 43 students).

(04) 2012-2015. Adjunct Instructor, General Biology 1407 (lecture and laboratories), Vernon

College, Spring Semester, (2012, 33 students); (2013, 38 students); (2014, 48 students);

(2015, 47 students).

(03) 2005. Guest Lecturer, General Biology 1406, Topic – Soil Ecology. Vernon College, 3

periods, November, 2005.

(02) 1981-1982. Instructor, Crop Science Laboratory, University of Wyoming, Fall Semesters,

1981 and 1982. I received a graduate student teaching award for this.

(01) 1979. Instructor, Range Plant Identification Course, Utah State University, Fall 1979.

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VIII. Extension-Related Activities

A. Comments – My appointment at Texas A&M AgriLife was 100% research. However, because I

worked at an off-campus center, I had many opportunities to do Extension-related work. The

earlier lists of presentations show numerous examples of my presentations at extension-oriented

events. The list below shows additional extension-related events that I participated in as

organizer, co-organizer or helper. This list does not include service activities.

B. Field Days

(07) 2006. Range Brush for Bioenergy Field Day, Texas AgriLife Research Center - Vernon and

Smith Walker Research Ranch, 05Oct06. Served as primary organizer.

(06) 2000. Ranch Committee Field Tour, Kite Camp, Waggoner Ranch, 16Nov00, Vernon, TX.

Served as co-organizer with W.R. Teague, W.E. Pinchak and D.R. Robinson.

(05) 1999. Ranch Field Day at Kite Camp, Waggoner Ranch, 28Oct99, Vernon, TX. Served as

co-organizer with W.R. Teague and W.E. Pinchak.

(04) 1996. Texas Pasture and Forage Work Group, 3-5Jun96, Vernon, TX. Served as helper.

(03) 1994. Field Tour for County Agents, Y Experimental Ranch, 23Mar94, Paducah, TX. Served

as co-organizer with J.F. Cadenhead, W.R. Teague and W.E. Pinchak.

(02) 1993. Earth Science Field Day for Secondary School Teachers, TAES-Vernon Center ,

30Jul93, Vernon, TX. Served as co-organizer with J. Cox, W.R. Teague and W.E. Pinchak.

(01) 1993. Y Experimental Ranch Planning Conference and Field Tour, 22-23Jun93, Paducah,

TX. Served as helper and speaker.

C. Student Tours and Presentations

(12) 2012. Tour of AgriLife Research Center for Boys & Girls Club of Vernon; Two tours of 12

students each, 26Jun12.

(11) 2002. Fire and herbicide research on the Kite Camp. Invited presentation to Cameron

University students on ecology field tour, 21Nov02.

(10) 2002. Fire and herbicide research on the Kite Camp. Invited presentation to Texas A&M

University RLEM 421 students on ecology field tour, 21Aug02.

(09) 2001. Five presentations to students at Central Elementary School (Grades 2 and 3) about

potential careers in science, 01May01, Vernon, TX.

(08) 1994. What we do at the experiment station. Presentation to St. Paul Lutheran

Kindergarden students at Vernon Texas Ag Exp Station, 16May94.

(07) 1994. Plant physiology research. Presentation to Munday High School students during field

tour of Y Experimental Ranch near Paducah, 10May94.

(06) 1992. Research at the Vernon center. Conducted 8 invited tours of the Vernon Texas Ag

Exp Station to Shive Elementary School 5th grade students, 6-11May92.

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(05) 1991. Research at the Vernon center. Conducted 8 invited tours of the Vernon Texas Ag

Exp Station to Shive Elementary School 5th grade students, 3-12Apr91.

(04) 1990. Potential careers in science. Invited presentation to students at Shive Elementary

(Grades 4 and 5), 20Jan90, Vernon, TX.

(03) 1989. Mesquite ecology research area in north Texas. Invited presentation to New Mexico

State University students ecology tour, 04Apr89.

(02) 1986. Mesquite ecology research area in north Texas. Invited presentation to University of

Nebraska students on ecology tour, 22Mar86.

(01) 1984. Mesquite ecology research area in north Texas. Invited presentation to University of

Wyoming students on ecology tour, 21Apr84.

D. Other

(02) Ansley, R.J. and C.R. Hart. 2015. Herbicide control and ecology of woody plants on

rangelands. 30 Minute Video for Television Program “Out on the Land” Hosted by Dr.

Larry Butler, July 2015 (video was shot on the Smith walker research Ranch, May 19, 2015).

(01) Ansley, R.J. 1993. Radio Interview. Topic: Woody Plant Ecology on Rangelands, “This,

That and the Other” Radio Program, KVWC Station, Vernon, TX, 29Jul93.

IX. Service-Related Activities

A. Scientific Society Activities

1. Society for Range Management (National/International):

(10) Associate Editor, Rangeland Ecology and Management Journal (2014-2016)

(09) Associate Editor, Journal of Range Management/Rangeland Ecology and Management

(2003-2006)

(08) Fire Forum Organizer, 2002 - Developed the program for an all-day Forum entitled

“Fire Ecology and Management on Central and Southern Plains Rangelands” at the

International Society for Range Management Annual Meeting, 18 Feb. 2002, Kansas

City, MO. The 8-hour forum had 14 speakers and was attended by over 300.

(07) Chair, Pre-conference Workshops, 2005 International Society for Range Management

Annual Meeting Planning Committee, Sept. 2003 - February 2005

(06) Chair, Poster Display Subcommittee, Information and Education Committee (1999-

2002) - Developed a new SRM display poster to be shown at national professional

society or agribusiness meetings

(05) Chair, Graduate Student Papers Contest, 1989-1990, Committee Member 1987-1990

(04) Member, Information and Education Committee, 1999-2002

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(03) Session Moderator, Society for Range Management Annual Meetings

(a) "Plant Ecophysiology/Livestock Production", 13 February 1996, Wichita, KS

(b) "Remote Sensing", 22 February 1999, Omaha, NE

(c) "Fire Ecology and Management", 18 February 2002, Kansas City, MO

(d) "Plant and Soil Ecology", 26 January 2004, Salt Lake City, UT

(e) "Fire Ecology", 10 February 2005, Ft. Worth, TX

(f) “Weed Management”, 12 February 2009, Albuquerque, NM

(02) Judge, Graduate Student Papers Contest, International Society for Range Management

Annual Meetings for 17 years (1987-2003)

(01) Member, Student Affairs Committee, 1987-1990

2. Texas Section Society for Range Management (TSSRM):

(18) Member, Board of Directors, 2013-2015

(17) Member, Publications Awards Committee, 2012-13

(16) Chair, Publications Awards Committee, 2010-2011

(15) Chair, Publications Awards Committee, 2008-2009

(14) Member, Awards Committee, 2004-2007

(13) Session Moderator, 2003 Annual Meeting, Wichita Falls

(12) Member, Program Committee, 2003 Annual Meeting, Wichita Falls

(11) Chair, Printed Program Committee, 2003 Annual Meeting, Wichita Falls

(10) Member, Annual Meeting Planning Committee, 2003 Annual Meeting, Wichita Falls

(09) Judge, Student Papers Contest, TSSRM Ann. Meeting, Oct. 1999, Stephenville, TX.

(08) Member, Membership Committee, 1997-1999

(07) Chair, Membership Committee, 1999

(06) Member, Publication Awards Committee, 1994

(05) Chair, Printed Program Committee, 1994 Annual Meeting, Ft. Worth

(04) Member, Annual Meeting Planning Committee, 1994 Annual Meeting, Ft. Worth

(03) Co-chair, Public Relations Committee, 1989 Annual Meeting, Wichita Falls

(02) Chair, Printed Program Committee, 1989 Annual Meeting, Wichita Falls

(01) Member, Annual Meeting Planning Committee, 1989 Annual Meeting, Wichita Falls

3. National Shrub Research Consortium:

(02) Member, Executive Committee (2004-2010)

(01) Session Moderator, “Shrub Water Use,” 13th Wildland Shrub Symposium, 12 Aug.

2004, Lubbock, TX

B. University and Vernon Center Committees & Other Services Activities

1. Texas AgriLife Research – Vernon Campus:

(15) Acting Resident Director, Texas AgriLife - Vernon Center (July 2012)

(14) Member, Smith-Walker Research Ranch Planning Committee (2009-present)

(13) Chair, Vernon Center Journal Publications Website (2008-present)

(12) Chair, Vernon Center Safety Committee (2008-present)

(11) Chair, Vernon Spatial Hydrologist Faculty Position Search Committee (2010)

(10) Member, Vernon Ag Economist Faculty Position Search Committee (2009)

(09) Chair, Ranch Field Day Planning Committee (1999)

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(08) Member, Vernon Interpretive Event Planning Committee (1998)

(07) Member, Beef Cattle Forage Workers Committee (1998 - 2002)

(06) Member, Integrated Agriculture Committee (1998 - 2002)

(05) Interim Associate Resident Director, TAES - Vernon (April-Sept. 1996)

(04) Member, Resident Director Search Committee (1996)

(03) Member, Vernon Center Coordinating Committee (1994-1995; 1998-2001)

(02) Chair, Post-doctoral Candidate Selection Committee (1993-1994)

(01) Chair, Vernon Center Library Reorganization Committee (1992-1994)

2. Dept. of Rangeland Ecology and Management, Texas A&M University:

(04) Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee (1999-present)

(03) Member, Program Core Committee - summer Faculty meeting (1998)

(02) Member, Departmental Program Areas Brochure Committee (1996-97)

(01) Member, Functional Area Report Committee (1996)

3. University or State Level:

(07) Member, Agricultural Program Peer Review Committee, Texas A&M (2005-2006)

(06) Member, State Herbicide Use Committee, (1998 - 2008)

(05) Member, State Prescribed Burning Coalition (1998 - 2000)

(04) Member, State-Wide Prescribed Burning Task Force (1997 - 1998)

(03) Co-chair, Texas Forage Workers Meeting Planning Committee (1996)

(02) Member, Ad Hoc Review Committee - TAES Strategic Opportunities (1996)

(01) Member, Watershed Commodity Panel - 5 Year Planning Team (1986)

C. Solicited Reviews - International

5. Review of Book Chapter entitled: “Silvopastoral systems in the western Chaco region,

Argentina., by C. Kunst et al. for Springer Ecological Series, Santiago del Estero, Argentina

(2014).

4. Review of Research Proposal for Bioenergy Solicitation, K-project, Communal Energy

Centres, Utilisation of biological residues for a sustainable energy production [PowerBox2]):

Vienna, Austria (2012).

3. Review of Promotion packet to Grade Level “A”, for Dr. Zalmen Henkin, Researcher, Israel

Scientific Civil Service, Agricultural Research Organization (2012).

2. Review of an International PhD Thesis: T.P. Robinson, “Application of Advanced

Techniques for the Remote Detection, Modelling and Spatial Analysis of Woody Plant

Invasion”, Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia (2008).

1. Review of an International M.S. Thesis: E. Sparkes, “Development of herbicide control

options for Prosopis velutina as part of an integrated control strategy”, Central Queensland

University, Australia (2002).

D. Solicited Reviews - Domestic

9. Review of 10 Abstracts for “Impact of Bioenergy on Rangelands” Symposium at the 2016

Society for range management Annual meeting, Corpus Christi, TX, February 2016

(November 2015).

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8. Review of Book entitled: “The Fire at the Center: The Great Plains”, by Stephen Pyne for

University of Arizona Press (August 2015).

7. Review of Fire Extension manuscript for Joint Fire Sciences Program entitled, “Prescribed

burning for woody plant control” by Carol Blocksome, Kansas State University Research

and Extension Service (2014).

6. Review of Hatch Project Proposal, Dr. Tom Boutton, Texas A&M University (2014).

5. Review of Hatch Project Proposal, Dr. Sandy Alexander, South Dakota State Univ. (2012).

4. Review of Tenure and Promotion Application to Associate Professor, Paul Drewa, Case

Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (2007).

3. Review of Dave Engle as a candidate for a Regents Professor Position at Oklahoma State

University (2001).

2. Review of Tenure and Promotion Application to Associate Professor, Robert Mitchell, Texas

Tech Univ. (2000)

1. Review of Tenure and Promotion Application to Full Professor, David Wester, Texas Tech

Univ. (1998).

F. Manuscript Reviews (does not count Associate Editor duties)

Formal Manuscript Reviews for the Following Journals - Agronomy Journal (2), American

Journal of Botany (1), Bio-Energy Research (2), Ecological Applications (3), Ecological

Engineering (2), Ecosystems (1), Great Basin Naturalist (1), International Journal of Wildland

Fire (1), Journal of Arid Environments (2), Journal of Biogeosciences (1), Journal of

Environmental Management (1), Journal of Range Management (20), Journal of Vegetation

Science (2), Oecologia (1), Plant Ecology (1), Restoration Ecology (1), Rangeland Ecology and

Management (8), Soil Science Society of America Journal (1), Southwestern Naturalist (2), Weed

Science (1), Western North American Naturalist (1).

X. Miscellaneous Recognition

A. International Visitors to Dr. Ansley’s Research Lab and Field Plots

2012 - Dr. Steven Pyne, Professor and Fire Historian, Arizona State Univ., March 2012.

2011 - Rafael Mortarotti & Carlos Franck, Ranchers, Tucuman, Argentina, November 2011.

2011 - Dr. Steve Apfelbaum and Chris Norman, The Earth Partners, May 2011.

2009 - Dr. H. Jochen Schenk and graduate students, Univ. California-Fullerton, August 2009.

2009 - Dr. Humberto Perotto, La Paz, Bolivia, 12-18 February 2009.

2008 - Dr. Edgardo Adema, INTA, Santa Rosa, La Pampa, Argentina, 27 August 2008.

2007 - Dr. Carlos Kunst, INTA, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, 6-8 March 2007.

2005 - Dr. H. Jochen Schenk and graduate students, Univ. California-Fullerton, August 2005.

2002 - Students and instructors, Cameron University (OK) ecology tour, 21 Nov. 2002.

2001 - Ruth Huwer, CSIRO, Canberra, Australia, 17 August 2001.

1999 - USDA-EQUIP Tour Group from Oklahoma, 9 Nov. 1999.

1996 - Dr. Peter Thomas, Keele University, Staffordshire, England, 11-13 June 1996.

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1995 - Dr. Andrew Ash, Australia, 24-25 August 1995.

1995 - Mark Hardy, South Africa, 10-11 August 1995.

1993 - John Pitt, Dept. Primary Industry and Fisheries, Katherine, NT, Australia, 6-10 July 1993.

1993 - Dr. John Brock, Arizona State University, 29 June - 2 July 1993.

1993 - Paul Jones, Queensland, Australia, 21-22 April 1993.

1989 - Students& instructors, New Mexico State University ecology tour, 4 April 1989.

1986 - Students& instructors, University of Nebraska ecology tour, 22 March 1986.

B. Selected Popular Press Articles Written about Dr. Ansley’s Research

2013. “Study aimed at aerial mesquite treatments.” The Graham Leader, November 24, 2013,

page 7B.

2010. “Prescribed burns aid brush management.” The Farmer-Stockman, February 2010, p 36

(author Kay Ledbetter). 2008. “Management practices key to watershed condition” ScienceDaily, July 23, 2008.

www.sciencedaily.com

2008. “Mesquite – friendly uses found for area’s formidable foe” Wichita Falls Times Record

News, May 4, 2008, p 1B (author Lara Richards).

2007. “Summer burns kill Texas cactus” The Farmer-Stockman, Jan. 2007, p 6 (author Alan

Newport).

2006. “Mesquite to ethanol: works grinds forward.” The Farmer-Stockman, Dec. 2006, pp 10-11

(author J.T. Smith).

2006. “Is mesquite the next biofuel? Texas Coop Power, Dec. 2006, p 4. 2006. “Mesquite ethanol plan win-win.” San Angelo Standard-Times. Nov. 12, 2006 (author

Jerry Lackey). www.gosanangelo.com.

2006. “Cameron’s beef cattle improvement conference will feature renowned speakers.”

Oklahoma Insider, Nov. 11, 2006. www.okinsider.com.

2006. “Harvesting machine driving mesquite-to-ethanol potential.” Sutton County Agriculture

Horticulture Newsletter, Texas Coop. Extension, Nov. 2006, pp 1-2.

2006. “From foe to fuel? Mesquite trees tested - Texas researchers, and farmers, eye them for

cellulosic ethanol.” MSNBC, Oct. 20, 2006 (author Lara Richards). www.msnbc.com

2006. “Harvesting machine driving mesquite-to-ethanol potential.” The Valley Tribune,

Quitaque, Texas, Oct. 19, 2006.

2006. “A&M researchers focus on using trees to make ethanol.” The Lonestar Fireman. Oct. 12,

2006. www.phpbbserver.com/lonestarfireman.

2006. “Turning pest into profit: drought-tolerant mesquite shrub as a biofuel feedstock.” Oct. 12,

2006. http://biopact.com.

2006. “Harvesting machine opens up options for mesquite-to-ethanol potential.” Biofuel Review,

Oct. 12, 2006 (author Kay Ledbetter). www.biofuelreview.com.

2006. “Harvesting machine driving mesquite-to-ethanol production.” Oct. 12, 2006.

www.321energy.com.

2006. “A tree in your tank?” Ft. Worth Star-Telegram. Oct. 11, 2006. www.dfw.com.

2006. “New machine makes harvesting mesquite for ethanol easier.” What’s Next in Science and

Technology, Oct. 11, 2006. www.whatsnextnetwork.com.

2006. “Research focuses on turning mesquites into fuel.” The Dallas Morning News, Oct. 10,

2006. (author Lara Richards). www.dallasnews.co.

2006. “Biofuel may prove blessing to north Texas.” Wichita Falls Times Record News, Oct. 6,

2006, Page 1 (author Trisha Choate).

2006. “Harvesting machine driving mesquite-to-ethanol potential.” ScienceDaily, Oct. 6, 2006.

www.sciencedaily.com.

2006. “Cash crop - demo shows money may grow on trees.” Wichita Falls Times Record News,

Oct. 6, 2006, Page 1 (authors Lara Richards and Trisha Choate).

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2006. “Overlooked - area professor has been working for years to develop alternative fuel.”

Wichita Falls Times Record News, Sept. 21, 2006 (author Editorial Staff).

2006. “Make field day of learning new ranching techniques.” Wichita Falls Times Record News,

Sept. 9, 2006, p 3B (author Joe Raff).

2006. “Mesquite energy may be harnessed for ethanol.” Jacksboro Gazette, June 27, 2006, p 9.

2006. “Mesquite - the new black gold?” The Houston Chronicle, June 26, 2006 (author Eric

Burger). http://blogs.chron.com/sciguy.

2006. “From campfire to gas tank, mesquite energy may be harnessed for ethanol.” Southwest

Farm-Press, June 22, 2006 (author Kay Ledbetter). http://southwestfarmpress.com.

2006. “Economic boost may be fueled by agriculture.” The Fenceline, Texas Cooperative

Extension, April/May/June 2006, p 4.

2005. “The right kind of fire.” The Cattleman, Feb. 2005, pp 40-60 (author Ellen Humphries).

2001. “Rootkills help grass response, widen follow-up window.” Southwest Range and Pasture

Press Extra, Mesquite Edition, Summer 2001, pp 2-3 (author John Wallace). 2000. “Mesquite control, 10 and 20 years after.” Southwest Range and Pasture Press Extra,

Mesquite Edition, Summer 2000, p 2 (author John Wallace).

2000. “Long-term brush control is cost-effective, profitable strategy for ranchers.” Ranch and

Rural Living, June 2000, p 17 (author Tim McAlavy).

2000. “Burning only brush control that costs less in volume” Livestock Weekly, Apr. 27, 2000,

p.11.

2000. “Brush management necessary for long-term profitability” Livestock Weekly, Apr. 27,

2000, p.17.

2000. “Lessons in bustin’ brush.” The Farmer-Stockman, Mar. 2000, pp 54-56 (author Alan

Newport).

1999. “Brush control strategies increase efficiency.” Southwest Farm Press, Dec. 2, 1999, pp 14-

16 (author Ron Smith).

1999. “Brush control - ranch field day at Waggoner ranch.” The Messenger, First Texas Ag

Credit, Vol 1, Issue 1, Dec. 1999 (author Jean Petty).

1999. “Third annual meeting brings CGRM to Vernon and Waggoner ranch.” Grazinglands

Newsletter for CGRM, Nov. 1999, Vol 2, No. 3.

1999. “A&M conducting ranch-scale study thanks to Waggoner ranch.” Livestock Weekly, Nov.

18, 1999, pp 8-11 (author Colleen Schreiber).