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	Bankson, M.M.; Gilman, J.C. (1963). A preliminary check list of fleshy fungi from Jackson and Union Counties, Illinois. Transactions of the Illinois State Academy of Science 56 (2): 98-100.
	Barron, G.L.; Cain, R.F.; Gilman, J.C. (1961). A revision of the genus Petriella. Canadian Journal of Botany 39: 837-845.
	Barron, G.L.; Cain, R.F.; Gilman, J.C. (1961). The genus Microascus. Canadian Journal of Botany 39 (7): 1609-1631, 7 pls, 42 figs.
	Gilman, J.C. (1945). A Manual of Soil Fungi. 1-392. Ames, Iowa; The Collegiate Press Inc.
	Gilman, J.C. (1957). A Manual of Soil Fungi. Edn 2, revised. x + 450 pp., 14 pls, 153 figs. USA, Iowa, Ames; Iowa State College Press.
	Gilman, J.C. (1916). Cabbage yellows and the relation of temperature to its occurence. Annals of the Missouri Botanic Garden 3: 25-82, tabs 1-11, 21 figs.
	Gilman, J.C. (1949). Second supplementary list of parasitic fungi from Iowa. Iowa State College Journal of Science 23: 261-272.
	Gilman, J.C. (1952). The annual foray of the Mycological Society of America, 1951. Mycologia 44 (5): 716-720, 1 portrait.
	Gilman, J.C. (1953). The pure culture in tanonomy. Mycologia 45 (1): 1-6.
	Gilman, J.C. (1925, publ. 1926). A partial list of the parasitic ascomycetes of Iowa. Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci. 32: 225-264.
	Gilman, J.C. (1943). Illustrations of the fleshy fungi of Iowa. V. The pink-spored agarics. Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science. 159-163, 7 figs.
	Gilman, J.C. (1945). Illustrations of the fleshy fungi of Iowa. VII. Some common puff balls. Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science 52: 113-119, 6 figs.
	Gilman, J.C. (1947). Illustrations of the fleshy fungi of Iowa. VIII. The stinkhorns. Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science 53: 147-151, figs.
	Gilman, J.C.; Abbott, E.V. (1927). A summary of the soil fungi. Journal of Iowa State College Sciences 1 (3): 225-343.
	Gilman, J.C.; Archer, W.A. (1929). The fungi of Iowa parasitic on plants. Iowa State Coll. Journ. Sci. 3: 299-507.
	Gilman, J.C.; Bottom, O.K. (1930). Effect of molds on temperature of stored grain. Plant Physiology 5: 565-573.
	Gilman, J.C.; Melhus, J.E. (1923). Further studies on potato seed treatment. Phytopathology 13: 341-358.
	Gilman, J.C.; Porter, D.R. (1927). Observations on plant diseases in Iowa from 1924-1926. Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci. 34: 95-110.
	Gilman, J.C.; Tiffany, L.H. (1952). Iowa Ascomycetes. I. The Xylariaceae. Iowa State College Journal of Science 26: 455-482, 128 figs.
	Gilman, J.C.; Tiffany, L.H. (1952). Fungicolous fungi from Iowa. Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science 59: 99-110.
	Gilman, J.C.; Tiffany, L.H.; Lewis, R.M. (1957). Iowa Ascomycetes. II. Diaporthaceae: Valseae. Iowa State College Journal of Science 31 (4): 623-648, 1 pl.
	Gilman, J.C.; Tiffany, L.H.; Lewis, R.M. (1959). Iowa ascomycetes III. Diaporthaceae: Diaportheae. Iowa State College Journal of Science 33: 325-393.
	Gilman, J.C.; Wadley, N.B. (1952). The ascigerous stage of Septoria querceti Thuem. Mycologia 44 (2): 216-220, 1 fig.
	Jones, L.R.; Gilman, J.C. (1916). “Wisconsin Hollander, Nr. 8”, eine neugezüchtete, gegen Fusarium conglutinans widerstandsfähige Kohlsorte. Internat. Agrar.-Techn. Rundschau 7: 277-278.
	Jones, L.R.; Gilman, J.C. (1915). The control of cabbage yellows through disease resistance. Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station Research Bulletin 38: 70 pp., 23 figs.
	Melhus, J.E.; Gilman, J.C. (1921). Measuring certain variable factors in potato seed treatment experiments. Phytopathology 11: 6-17.
	Tiffany, L.H.; Gilman, J.C. (1965). Iowa Ascomycetes. IV. Diatrypaceae. Iowa State College Journal of Science 40 (2): 121-161, 9 pls (74 figs).
	Tiffany, L.H.; Gilman, J.C. (1953). Species of Colletotrichum from legumes. Mycologia 46 (1): 52-75, 3 pls.
	Tiffany, L.H.; Gilman, J.C. (1962). A preliminary survey of the Iowa species of Hypocreaceae and Clavicipitaceae. Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science 69: 173-177, 16 figs.