Rhodora 2007: Vol 109 Index & Table of Contents

2007·1.4 MB·English

2007] Index to Volume 109 477
Buellia ocellata, new report for New ‘omparison of morphological varia-
England 430-447 tion indicative of ploidy level in
Bulbostylis capillaris distribution in Phragmites australis (Poaceae) from
New England 237-360, map 269 eastern North America. 415-429
Burnett, Alison 415-429 ‘omparison of pollen and stomata in
late-glacia! and early-Holocene lake
Camilo, Rubén Martinez 187-196 sediments from eastern Massachu-
Camissonia 395-414; C. dominguez- setts. 225-229 (New England Note)
escalantorum, sp. nov. 396-399; C. ‘ompositae (Asteraceae) 395-414
bolanderi, sp. nov. 399-402; key to Connecticut 459-463
related species 396 Coronilla scorpioides, new record for
Campanula 161-186; C. biflora 168; C. Connecticut 459-463
intermedia 168; C. ludoviciana 167 Cruciferae (Brassicaceae) 395-414
168: C. montevidensis 168 Cucumis 161-186; C. odoratissimus
Campanula punctata, new record for 168-169 a
Connecticut 459-463 Cyperaceae 37-360, distribution
Canada 101-107, 125-136 maps 268-358
Cardamine flexuosa, new record for Cyperus distribution in New England
Connecticut 459-463 237-360, maps 329-335
Carex distribution in New England Cypripedium parviflorum, Holocene
237-360, maps 269-329 biogeography and genetic diversity
Carolina bay 137-144 369-386
Catling, Paul M., Giséle Mitrow, and
Lynn Black. Analysis of stem color Dianthera 161-186; D. laete-virens 169
and correlated morphological char- Dicerandra — linearifolia (Labiatae).
acters for grouping Phragmites clarification of the type locality
(Poaceae) taxa in eastern Ontario. 387-394, distribution map 388
125-136 Dicliptera 161-186; D. halei 169-170;
Ceranthera linearifolia 387-394 D. viridiflora 169
Ceska, Adolf 101-107 Disjunct, Myriophyllum quitense 10\
Ceska, Oldriska 101—107 107
Chamaedorea 187-196: C. glaucifolia Distribution of Cyperaceae in New
189-191: C. tuerckheimii 191-193 England 237-360
Checklist for Contributors to Rhodora Distribution of Nuphar, global 1-95,
117-124 13 maps 29-84
Chiapas 187-196 Dryas integrifolia, Holocene biogeog-
China 448-455 raphy and genetic diversity 369-386
Cladistics, Nuphar 1-95 Dulichium arundinaceum var. arundi-
Cladium mariscoides distribution in naceum distribution in New Eng-
New England 237-360, map 329 land 237-360, map 335
Cladonia symphycarpia, new Dysmicodon 161-186; D. californicum
report
for New England 430-447 168; D. ovatum 168
Clairvillea 1-95, C. lutea 26
Clarification of the type locality of Edaphic factors influence lichen spe-
Dicerandra_ linearifolia (Labiatae). cies presence 430-447
387-394 Eleocharis distribution in New Eng-
Common reed 96-100, 125—136, 415 land 237-360, maps 335-342
429 Elliott, Stephen 387-394
478 Rhodora [Vol. 109
Endangered species, Mexico 187-196 Glyceria maxima, new record for
Erigeron 395-414; E. katiae, sp. nov. Connecticut 459-463
412-413 Guard cell size, Phragmites 415-429
Eriogonum 161-186; E. setaceum 170
171; E. tenellum 170-171, var. cau- Haloragaceae 101—107
lescens 171, var. ramosissimum 171 Hansen, Barbara C. S 95 999
Eriophorum distribution in New Eng- Harris, Tanner B., Fred C. Olday, and
land 237-360, maps 342-344 Nishanta Rajakaruna Lichens of
Eupatorium 137-144, 145-160 Pine Hill, a peridotite outcrop in
Eupatorium leucolepis, E. paludicola, eastern North America 430-447
E. mohrii X E. paludicola 137-144,
Holocene 225-229, 369-386
key 143 Holocene lake sediments from eastern
Eupatorium novae-angliae, compari- Massachusetts, pollen and stomata
son with E. leucolepis, E. paludicola, in 225-229
E. perfoliatum 145-160
Huck, Robin B. Clarification of the
Eupatorium paludicola (Asteraceae): A type locality of Dic« andra _ linear-
new species from the coastal plain ifolia (Labiatae). 387-394
of North and South Carolina. 137 Huebner, Cynthia D. 19 7-221
144, key 143 Hunter, Kimberly L. 415-429
Hunter, Richard B. 415-429
Fimbristylis autumnalis distribution in Hymenox\ s 395-414: H. argentea vat
New England 237-360, map 344 thoreauensis, var. No\ 410-411
Flora of: China 448-455; Connecticut
459-463; New England: Cyperaceae Iglesias, Carlos 187-196
237-360 Introduced species: Phragmites 96
Forest ecology 197-221 100, 125 136, 415-429
Forest vegetation of the Ozark Moun- Invasive plant identification 12 5—136
tains in northwestern Arkansas. Invasive species Phragmites 96 100.
125-136, 415-429
Upland, 197-221
Foster, David R. 225-229 ITS sequences 145-160
Freshwater red algal species, Tuomeya
americana, comb. nov. 464-467 John | Riddell, North American
Fuirena pumila, F. squarrosa distribu- taxa published in 1853 161—18¢
tion in New England 237-360, Justic 161—186: J. laete rens 169: J
maps 344
Fuscopannaria praetermissa, new re-
port for Maine 430-447
Kyllingia 2raciilh distribution in
New England > 360, map 345
Gatesia 161-186; G. laete-virens 169
Genetic diversity 369-386 Labiatae 387-394
Georgia pine barrens 387—394 Larson, Joseph S. and Karen B
Geum peckii, Holocene biogeography Searcy Lemn 1 (Lemnaceae)
and genetic diversity 369-386 GIsct vered in Massachusetts. 456
Glacial (late) lake sediments from 458 (New England Note)
eastern Massachusetts, pollen and Lathyrus aponicus, Holocene bioge-
stomata in 225-229 ography and genetic diversity 369
Glennon, Kelsey 415-429 386
2007] Index to Volume 109 479
LeBlond, Richard J. 137-144, 145 Melothria 161-186; M. pendula 173;
160 M. punctata 173-174; M. repanda
LeBlond, Richard J., Edward E. 173
Schilling, Richard D._ Porcher, Mexico, palms 187-196
Bruce A. Sorrie, J. F. Townsend, Migration of plants 369-386
Patrick D. McMillan, and Alan S. Mitrow, Giséle 125-136
Weakley. Eupatorium paludicola Monograph of Nuphar (Nymphaea-
(Asteraceae): A new species from ceae). A, 1-95; keys 24-25, 42, 72
the coastal plain of North and 74
South Carolina. 137-144 Moody, Michael L. 101—107
Legousia 161-186; L. biflora 168 Morphological characters for group-
Lemanea [‘Lemania’| americana 464 ing Phragmites 125-136
467 Myriophyllum quitense 101-107
Lemna minuta (Lemnaceae) discov-
ered in Massachusetts. 456-458
(New England Note) Naturalized Syringa reticulata 222
Lepidium 395-414; L. montanum var. 224
todiltoensis, var. nov. 407-409 NEBC Meeting News 111-116, 230
Lichen ecology [phone], 362-365
Lichens of Pine Hill, a peridotite out- Nenuphar \—95; N. advena 68, N. lutea
crop in eastern North America. 25, N. pumila 40
430-447 New Books 110, 361
Lipocarpha micrantha distribution in New Brunswick 101-107
New England 237-360, map 345 New England Boneset, Eupatorium
Lobaria, new report for ultramafic novae-angliae (Asteraceae). Rela-
soils worldwide 430-447 tionships of the, 145-160
Lysimachia 161-186; L. angustifolia New England flora 237-360, 369-386
171; L. carpenteri 171-172; L. New Mexico 395-414
ciliata var. angustifolia 172, var. New records: Connecticut 459-463;
heterophylla 172; L. graminea 172; Maine 430-447: Massachusetts
L. heterophylla 171; L. lanceolata 456-458; Mexico 187-196; New
171-172, var. angustifolia 172, var. Brunswick 101—107
heterophylla 172; L. procumbens New reports for Maine: Fuscopan-
172-173; L. radicans 173 naria praetermissa, Psorula rufoni-
gra, and Spilonema revertens 430
447
Maine, lichens 430-447 New reports for New England: Buellia
Massachusetts 96-100, 225-229, 456 ocellata, Cladonia — symphycarpia
458 430-447
McAlpine, Donald F., Gart Bish- New reports for ultramafic soils
op, Oldriska Ceska, Michael L. worldwide, lichens 430-447
Moody, and Adolf Ceska. Andean New reports of endangered Chamae-
Watermilfoil, Myriophyllum qui- dorea species (Arecaceae) from
tense (Haloragaceae), in the Saint southeastern Mexico, with notes
John River estuary system, New on conservation § status, habitat,
Brunswick, Canada. 101-107 (Note) and distribution. 187-196
McMillan, Patrick D. 137-144 New species 137-144, 395-414, 448
Meléndez, Nayely Martinez 187-196 455
480 Rhodora [Vol. 109
New species from the coastal plain of pumila vat
North and South Carolina. Eupa- phylla 48-53 (may
torium paludicola (Asteraceae): A, multisepala 49; N
137-144, key 143 neriana 31; N
New taxa of Camissonia (Onagra- aensis 44, vat
ceae); Erigeron, Hymenoxys, and submersa 45 ata 79;
Tetradymia (Compositae); Lepi- ozarkana_ 77; is 34; N
dium and Physaria (Cruciferae) polysepa 58-63 (map ¢ illus
from Arizona, New Mexico, and 61), var. picta 5 pumila 40-42
Utah. 395-414 (key 42), B spenn a 31, f. sub-
Nomenclature 161-186, 395-414 mersa 34, { tris 34, subsp
North America 395-414 oguraensis 7 (map 46), subsp
North Carolina 137-144 pumila 42 may , subsp
Nummularia 161-186; N. lanceolata sINeNSIS
172
Nuphar \—95, taxonomic treatment
22: section Astylus 53-86; section
Nuphar 25-53; N. advena 68-82
(key 72-74), B tomentosa 68, subsp.
advena 74-77 (map 71), subsp.
orbiculata 78-80 (map 73), subsp. (map
ozarkana 77-78 (map 72), subsp. ensis
typica 70, subsp. ulvacea 80-82 ata hu 34; siNnensts
(map 73), subsp. variegata 54, var ; spathulifera 26; N. subpumila
hbrevifolia 69, var. cubana 69, var. 34: N. systyla 27; N. tenella 26; N
hybrida 82, var. minor 82, var ulva rata 53-58 (map
variegata 53: N. affinis 31: N
americana 68, sensu Prov. 54; N
hornetii 34; N. centricavata 34, N
confusa 27; N. intermedia f. chlor-
ocephala 31, ft. luteocephala 31; N
japonica 34-38 (map 36), subvar.
lutea 34, subvar. rubrotincta 34, var.
saijoensis 38, var. stenophylla 34,
var. subintegerrima 34: N. jurana
31; N. kalmiana 48; N. lutea 25-31
(illus. 26, map 29), B genuina 27, B
kalmiana 49, 8 punctata 27, B
submersa z, f parviflora zi, ff.
submersa 27, f. terrestris 28, subsp.
advena 68, subsp. orbiculata 79,
subsp. ozarkana 77, subsp. polyse-
pala 58, subsp. pumila 40, subsp
rubrodisca 82, subsp. sagittifolia 63,
subsp. u/vacea 80, subsp. variegata
54, var. minor 27, var. purpureo-
signata 27, var. rubropetala 27, vat
urceolata 27, X pumila var. media
31, X pumila var. polypetala 31,
2007] Index to Volume 109 481
sagittifolia 63; N. ulvacea 80; N. Martinez Meléndez, and Rubén
umbilicalis 26; N. variegata 53; N. > Martinez Camilo. New reports ol
fletcheri 82; N. X intermedia var. endangered Chamaedorea species
media 31, var. polypetala 31, var. (Arecaceae) from __ southeastern
sublutea 31 Mexico, with notes on conservation
Nymphaeaceae 1—95 status, habitat, and distribution
Nymphona 1-95; N. advena 68-74; N. 187-196
lutea 25-3) Persicaria 161-186; P. opelousana 176
Nymphozanthus 1-95; N. advena 68; Phragmites australis (Poaceae) from
NV. centricavatus 34; N. europaeus eastern North America. 415-429
26; N. japonicus 34; N. luteus 26; N. Phragmites australis 96-100, 125-1 36,
microphyllus 49; N. ozarkanus 415-429
NV. polysepala 58; N. rubrodiscus
Phragmites australis subsp. australis
NV. sagittifolius 63; N. variegatus and subsp. americanus 125-136, key
var. lutescens 54; N. vulgaris 26 135-136
Nyphar 1-95; N. advena 68-74; Phylogeny, Nuphar 1-95
lutea B kalmiana 48-53
Physalis 161-186; P. carpenteri 174
175; P. carpenterii 174
Olday, Fred C. 430-447 Physaria 395-414; P. arizonica vat
Oleaceae 222-224 andrusensis, var. nov. 403-405
Onagraceae 395-414 Picea glauca and P. mariana stomate
Ontario 125--136 and pollen records in Massachu-
Oswald, W. Wyatt, Barbara C. S. setts lake sediments 225-229
Hansen, and David R. Foster. Pinus resinosa, Holocene biogeogra-
Comparison of pollen and stomata phy and genetic diversity 369-386
in late-glacial and early-Holocene Plant migration 369-386
lake sediments from eastern Mas- Plantago 161-186; P. caroliniana
sachusetts. 225-229 (New England sensu Pursh 175; P. heterophylla
Note) LTS; FP. ludoviciana 175; P. perpu-
Ozarks 197-221
silla 175
Poaceae 96-100, 125-136, 415-429
Pollen and stomata in late-glacial and
Pachysandra_ terminalis, new record
for Connecticut 459-463 early-Holocene lake sediments from
Padgett, Donald J. A monograph of eastern Massachusetts Compari-
Nuphar (Nymphaeaceae). 1-95 son of, 225-229 (New England
Paleoecology, comparison of stomate Note)
and pollen records 225-229 Polygonella articulata, Holocene bio-
Palms, Mexican 187-196 geography and genetic diversity
Parfitt, Bruce D. 222-224 369-386
Paris, Catherine A. 369-386 Polygonum 161-186; P. beyvrichianum
Payne, Richard E. and Bernd Blossey. iTk: FP. chamissonianum 177: P.
Presence and abundance of native geniculatum 176-178; P. meisneria-
and introduced Phragmites australis num 177-178, var. beyrichianum
(Poaceae) in Falmouth, Massachu- 177-178, var. jalapense 177; P
setts. 96-100 (New England Note) multiangulare 177; P. opelousanum
Pentagonia 161-186; P. biflora 168 176; P. turkheimii 177
Pérez Farrera, Miguel A., Andrew P. Polyploidy 145-160, 415-429
Vovides, Carlos Iglesias, Nayely Porcher, Richard D. 137-144
482 Rhodora [Vol. 109
Potamogeton 161-186; P. amplexicau- Riddell, John | North American
lis 178; P. bupleuroides 178; P. taxa published in 1853 161-186
fulvus 178-179: P. loeselii 178: P. Ropalon \—95; R fatum O35.
perfoliatus 178, var. bupleuroides
179, var. caudiformis 178, var.
Sagitta 161 186; S. graminea 184
cordaitlanceolatus 178, var. densifo-
Sagittaria 161 186; S. lancifolia var
lius 178, var. gracilis 178, var.
papillosa 183; S. acutifolia 184; S
loeselii 178, var. mandschuriensis
angustifolia 184; S. cycloptera 184;
178, var. prolixus 179, var. pseudo-
S. eatonii 184; S. edwardsiana 184;
densus 178, var. rotundifolius 178
S. falcata 182; S. gigantea 182-184:
Presence and abundance of native and
S. graminea subsp. edwardsiana
introduced Phragmites australis
184, var. cycloptera 184, vai gra-
(Poaceae) in Falmouth, Massachu-
minea 183: S incifolia subsp
setts. 96-100, map 97 (New Eng-
med= ia = 1825,) meguSstiafosli a 184,
land Note)
var. falcata 182, var. media 182: S
Prunus sect. Prunocerasus, Holocene papillosa 183; S. paradoxa 183-184;
biogeography and genetic diversity
S. plantaginifolia 182; S purshii
369-386 184: S§ sagittifolia simplex
Psorula_ rufonigra, new report for 184: § simplex 184 stolonifera
Maine 430-447
184; S trachysepa 1183
Saint John River estuary system, New
Quaternary history of the New Eng- Brunswick 101—107
land flora 369-386 Salix atrocinerea, record for
Quercus 161-186; Q. andromeda \79
Connecticut 459-463
180; Q. bumeliaefolia 180; Q. car-
Saltonstall, Kristin, Kelsey Giennon,
penteri 180-181; Q. carpenterii 181; Alison Burnett, Richard B Hunter,
Q. falcata var. pagodifolia 181; Q.
and Kimberly L. Hunte1 Compar-
pagoda 180-181; Q. pagedifolia 181:
ison ol morphological variation
Q. peckiana 181; Q. rhombifolia
indicative of ploidy level in Phrag-
181-182; Q. rubra var. pagodifolia
mites australis (Poaceae) from east-
181, var. pogodifolia 181
ern North America. 415-429
Saxifraga oppositifo Holocene bio-
Rajakaruna, Nishanta 430-447 geography and etic diversity
Rare North American disjunct, M yr- 369-386
iophyllum quitense 101-107 Schilling, Edward E. 137-144, 145
Red algal species, Tuomeya america- 160
na, comb. nov. 464-467 Schilling, Edward | Richard J
Refugia 369-386 LeBlond, Bruce A. Sorrie, and Alan
Refugia and migration in the Quater- S. Weakley Relationships — of
nary history of the New England
the New England Boneset, Eupa-
flora. 369-386 torium novae-angliae (Asteraceae)
Relationships of the New England 145-160
Boneset, Eupatorium novae-angliae Schoenoplectus distribution in New
(Asteraceae). 145-160 I ngland 23> 7 360 maps 348-351
Reviewers of Manuscripts 475 Scirpus distribution in New England
Rhynchospora distribution in New 237-360. maps 351—356
England 237-360, maps 345-347 Scleria distribution in New England
Rhytiglossa 161-186: R. viridiflora 169 927 360, maps 356—35
2007] Index to Volume 109 48:
Searcy, Karen B. 456-458 Trillium grandiflorum, Holocene bio-
Sedges 237-360 geography and genetic diversity
Serpentine ecology 430-447 369-386
Sichuan 448-455 Triodanis 161 186; T. biflora ‘68
Sorrie, Bruce A. 137-144, 145-160 Triticum turgidum (T. dicoccum),
South Carolina 137-144 new record for Connecticut 459
Specularia 161-186; S. biflora 168; S. 463
californica 168; S. ovata 168: S. Tucker, Gordon C. Additions to the
perfoliata f. ramosa 168, f. rigida flora of Connecticut. 459-463 (New
168 England Note)
Spilonema revertens, new report for Tuomeya 464-467; T. americana,
Maine 430-447 comb. nov. 465; T. fluviatilis 465
Spirillus 161-186; S. perfoliatus 179
Springer, Joshua C. and Bruce D.
Parfitt. Syringa reticulata (Olea- Ultramafic ecology 430-447
ceae) naturalized in northwestern Upland forest vegetation of the Ozark
Mountains in northwestern Arkan-
sas. 197-221
Note)
Urtica 161-186; U. alba 185; |
Steironema 161-186; S. ciliatum var.
aureliana 184-185; U. berlandiera
angustifolium 172, var. heterophyl-
185; U. chamaedryoides 185; l
lum 172: S. floridum 171; S. grami-
gracilescens 185; U. gracilis 185;
neum 172: S. lanceolatum 172, var.
U. leucotrys 185; U. purpurascens
angustifolium 172; S. radicans 173
185; U. rubra 185; l verna 185, var
Stem color and correlated morpho-
gracilis 185
logical characters for grouping
Utah 395-414
Phragmites (Poaceae) taxa in east-
ern Ontario. 125-136, key 135-136 Uxpanapa 187-196
Stephenson, Steven L., Harold S.
Adams, and Cynthia D. Huebner. Vaccinium uliginosum, Holocene bio-
Upland forest vegetation of the geography and genetic diversity
Ozark Mountains in northwestern 369-386
Arkansas. 197-221 Vegetation 197-221
Stomatal density, Phragmites 415-429 Veracruz 187-196
Sun, Hang 448-455 Vermont 222-22
Syringa reticulata (Oleaceae) natural- Vovides, Andrew P. 187-196
ized in northwestern Vermont. 222
224 (New England Note)
Watermilfoil, Andean 101-107
Weakley, Alan S. 137-144, 145-160
Taxonomic assessment of the North Welsh, Stanley L. 395-414
American taxa published by John Wetland, Phragmites 415-429
L. Riddell in 1853. 161-186 Whitson, Maggie K. 161—186
Taxonomy, Nuphar 1-95 Wikstroemia (Thymelaeaceae) from
Tetradymia 395-414; T. canescens var. western Sichuan, China. 448-455
thorneae, var. nov. 405-407 Wikstroemia 448-455; W. guanxianen-
Townsend, J. F. 137-144 sis, sp. nov. 449-451; W. jiulongen-
Trichophorum distribution in New sis, sp. nov. 451-454; key to select-
England 237-360, maps 357-358 ed species from Sichuan 454-455
484 Rhodora [\ ol 109
Wilbur, Robert L. and Maggie K. Yeatesia 161-186: } diflora 169
Whitson. Taxonomic assessment 170
of the North American taxa pub- Yeatsia 161 186 } dete-virens 169
lished by John L. Riddell in 1853.
161-186 Zhang, Yonghong Hang Sun, and
Wynne, Michael J. Authorship of the David I Boufford. Two new spe-
freshwater red algal species Tuo- cles ol Wikstroen (Thymelaea-
meya americana (Batrachosperma- ceae) from western Sichuan, China
ceae). 464-467 (Note) 448-455