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Wildová R., Goldberg D. E. & Herben T. 2012: The Contrasting Roles of Growth Traits and Architectural Traits in Diversity Maintenance in Clonal Plant Communities. American Naturalist 180, 693 - 706. doi:10.1086/668013
Yu F.H., Herben T., Wildova R., Hershock C. & Goldberg D.E. 2012: Can we predict performance and spatial structure of two-species mixtures using only single species information from monocultures? Ecological Modelling 234, 31 - 37. doi:10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2011.05.036
Klimešová J., de Bello F. & Herben T. 2011: Searching for the relevance of clonal and bud bank traits across floras and communities. Folia Geobotanica 46, 109 - 115. doi:10.1007/s12224-010-9088-z
Klimešová J. & Herben T. 2011: Clonal and Bud Bank Traits Across Floras and Communities. Folia Geobotanica 46, 109 - 302.
Pergl J., Müllerová J., Perglová I., Herben T. & Pyšek P. 2011: The role of long-distance seed dispersal in the local population dynamics of an invasive plant species. Diversity and Distributions 17, 725 - 738. doi:10.1111/j.1472-4642.2011.00771.x
Herben T. & Novoplansky A. 2010: Fight or flight: plastic behavior under self-generated heterogeneity. Evolutionary Ecology 24, 1521 - 1536. doi:10.1007/s10682-010-9386-1
Keil P., Herben T., Rosindell J. & Storch D. 2010: Predictions of Taylor's power law, density dependence and pink noise from a neutrally modeled time series. Journal of Theoretical Biology 265, 68 - 86. doi:10.1016/j.jtbi.2010.04.014
Münzbergová Z., Hadincová V., Wild J., Herben T. & Marešová J. 2010: Spatial and temporal variation in dispersal pattern of an invasive pine. Biological Invasions 12, 2471 - 2486. doi:10.1007/s10530-009-9656-4
Zobel M., Moora M. & Herben T. 2010: Clonal mobility and its implications for spatio-temporal patterns of plant communities: what do we need to know next? Oikos 119, 802 - 806. doi:10.1111/j.1600-0706.2010.18296.x
Dostál P., Havlíčková V., Jorritsma-Wienk L. D., Eriksson O. & Herben T. 2009: Interspecific competition changes reproductive output but does not increase reproductive costs in a grassland perennial. Basic and Applied Ecology 10, 525 - 534. doi:doi:10.1016/j.baae.2008.12.004
Vlasáková B., Raabová J., Kyncl T., Dostál P., Kovářová M., Kovář P. & Herben T. 2009: Ants accelerate succession from mountain grassland towards spruce forest. Journal of Vegetation Science 20, 577 - 587. doi:10.1111/j.1654-1103.2009.01077.x
Goldberg D. E., Wildová R. & Herben T. 2008: Consistency vs. contingency of trait-performance linkages across taxa. Evolutionary Ecology 22, 477 - 481.
Herben T. & Novoplansky A. 2008: Implications of self/non-self discrimination for spatial patterning of clonal plants. Evolutionary Ecology 22, 337 - 350. doi:10.1007/s10682-007-9214-4
Koubek T. & Herben T. 2008: Effect of systemic diseases on clonal integration: modelling approach. Evolutionary Ecology 22, 449 - 460. doi:10.1007/s10682-007-9219-z
Liška J. & Herben T. 2008: Long-term changes of epiphytic lichen species composition over landscape gradients: an 18 year time series. Lichenologist 40, 437 - 448.
Härtel H., Cílek V., Herben T., Jackson A. & Williams R. 2007: Sandstone landscapes. Academia, Praha, ISBN 978-80-200-1577-8, 1 - 493.
Herben T. 2007: General patterns in plant invasions: a family of quasi-neutral models. In: Storch D., Marquet P.A. and Brown J.H. (eds.) Scaling biodiversity, Cambridge University Press, 376 - 395.
Herben T., Březina S., Skálová H., Hadincová V. & Krahulec F. 2007: Variation in plant performance in a grassland: species-specific and neighbouring root mass effects. Journal of Vegetation Science 18, 55 - 62.
Herben T., Härtel H., Trýzna M. & Marková I. 2007: Biota in sandstone habitats: sandstones as ecological islands. In: Härtel H., Cílek V., Herben T., Jackson A. & Williams R. (eds.), Sandstone Landscapes. Academia, Praha., 141 - 143.
Rothanzl J., Kotoučová M., Hrabinová I., Plačková I. & Herben T. 2007: Genetic differentiation of Agrostis capillaris in a grassland system with stable heterogeneity due to terricolous ants. Journal of Ecology 95, 197 - 207.