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1989
Mazer, Susan J., Robert R. Nakamura, and Maureen L. Stanton. "Seasonal changes in components of male and female reproductive success in Raphanus sativus L.(Brassicaceae)." Oecologia 81 (1989): 345-353.
1988
Snow, Allison A., and Susan J. Mazer. "Gametophytic selection in Raphanus raphanistrum: a test for heritable variation in pollen competitive ability." Evolution 42 (1988): 1065-1075.
1987
Mazer, Susan Jo. "CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF SEED WEIGHT VARIATION IN RAPHANUS RAPHANISTRUM L.(BRASSICACEAE): A QUANTITATIVE GENETIC APPROACH (NATURAL SELECTION, REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY, DEVELOPMENT)." (1987).
Mazer, Susan J.. The Heavy Metal-Tolerant Flora of Southcentral Africa: A Multidisciplinary Approach. Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society, 1987.
Mazer, Susan J.. "Maternal investment and male reproductive success in angiosperms: parent-offspring conflict or sexual selection?" Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 30 (1987): 115-133.
Mazer, Susan J.. "Parental effects on seed development and seed yield in Raphanus raphanistrum: implications for natural and sexual selection." Evolution 41 (1987): 355-371.
Mazer, Susan J.. "The quantitative genetics of life history and fitness components in Raphanus raphanistrum L.(Brassicaceae): ecological and evolutionary consequences of seed-weight variation." The American Naturalist 130 (1987): 891-914.
1986
Mazer, Susan J., Allison A. Snow, and Maureen L. Stanton. "Fertilization dynamics and parental effects upon fruit development in Raphanus raphanistrum: consequences for seed size variation." American Journal of Botany 73 (1986): 500-511.
Stanton, ML, and SJ Mazer. "SOME CONSEQUENCES AND CAUSES OF SEED SIZE VARIATION IN WILD RADISH, RAPHANUS-RAPHANISTRUM L." In AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY, 659. Vol. 73. BOTANICAL SOC AMER INC OHIO STATE UNIV-DEPT BOTANY 1735 NEIL AVE, COLUMBUS, OH 43210, 1986.
1982
Mazer, Susan J., and Bruce H. Tiffney. "Fruits of Wetherellia and Palaeowetherellia (? Euphorbiaceae) from Eocene sediments in Virginia and Maryland." Brittonia 34 (1982): 300-333.
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Love, N. R., and S. J. Mazer. "Region-specific phenological sensitivities and rates of climate warming generate divergent temporal shifts in flowering date across a species’ range." American Journal of Botany.

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