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2009
Sheppard L.J., Leith I.D., Crossley A., van Dijk N., Cape J.N., Fowler D., Sutton M.A..  2009.  Long-Term Cumulative Exposure Exacerbates the Effects of Atmospheric Ammonia on an Ombrotrophic Bog: Implications for Critical Levels. Atmospheric Ammonia. :49-58.
Cape J.N., van der Eerden L.J., Sheppard L.J., Leith I.D., Sutton M.A..  2009.  Reassessment of Critical Levels for Atmospheric Ammonia. Atmospheric Ammonia. :15-40.
Leith I.D., van Dijk N., Pitcairn C.E.R., Sheppard L.J., Sutton M.A..  2009.  Standardised Grasses as Biomonitors of Ammonia Pollution Around Agricultural Point Sources. Atmospheric Ammonia. :269-279.
2012
Phoenix G.K., Emmett B.A., Britton A.J., Caporn S.J.M., Dise N.B., Helliwell R., Jones L., Leake J.R., Leith I.D., Sheppard L.J. et al..  2012.  Impacts of atmospheric nitrogen deposition: responses of multiple plant and soil parameters across contrasting ecosystems in long-term field experiments. Global Change Biology. 18(4):1197-1215.
Millett J., Leith I.D., Sheppard L.J., Newton J..  2012.  Response of Sphagnum papillosum and Drosera rotundifolia to Reduced and Oxidized Wet Nitrogen Deposition. Folia Geobotanica. 47(2)
2013
Payne R.J., Jassey V.E.J., Leith I.D., Sheppard L.J., Dise N.B., Gilbert D..  2013.  Ammonia exposure promotes algal biomass in an ombrotrophic peatland. Soil Biology & Biochemistry. 57:936-938.
Sheppard L.J., Leith I.D., Leeson S., Mizunuma T., de Bakker R., Elustondo D., Garcia-Gomez H..  2013.  PK additions modify the effects of N dose and form on species composition, species litter chemistry and peat chemistry in a Scottish peatland. Biogeochemistry. 116(1-3):39-53.
2014
Sheppard L.J., Leith I.D., Mizunuma T., Leeson S., Kivimaki S., Cape J.N, van Dijk N., Leaver D., Sutton M.A., Fowler D. et al..  2014.  Inertia in an ombrotrophic bog ecosystem in response to 9 years' realistic perturbation by wet deposition of nitrogen, separated by form. Global Change Biology. 20(2):566-580.