Rhodora 2006: Vol 108 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX TO VOLUME 108
New scientific names are in bold face
Abdul-Basir, Fatimah 103-118 Maine Mosses: Sphagnaceae
Addition to the aquatic plant flora of Timmiaceae. 184-18
Indiana, Myriophyllum — tenellum Photographic Atlas of Botany and
76-79 Guide to Plant Identification
Additions to the flora of Rhode 80-81
Island. 65-71 (New England Note) Plant Conservation: A Natural
{garista bracamorensis (Ericaceae: History Approach. 296-298
Vaccinioideae). Rediscovery of, Brassicaceae 103 118
97-102 Breeding system and early stage in-
Alaska 249-293 breeding depression in a Nova Sco-
Alix, Mitchell S. 76-79 tian population of the global rarity
Alix, Mitchell S. and Robin W. Sahatia kennedyana_ — (Gentiana-
Scribailo. First report of Potamo- ceae). 307-328
geton undulatus (P. crispus Britton, Donald M. 228 241
P. praelongus, Potamogetonaceae) Brunton, Daniel F. and Donald M
in North America, with notes on Britton. [soetes novae-angliae (\so-
morphology and stem anatomy. etaceae), an additional hybrid quill-
329-346 wort from New England 228-241
{melanchier lucida, characteristics of
347-355 ‘antino, Philip D. 142-183
Anacardiaceae 203 97 ‘atling, Paul M. Characteristics of
{ndropogon 370-386 Amelanchier luc ida (Rosaceae)
ANNOUNCEMENTS based on an examination of the
Merritt Lyndon Fernald Award holotype and plants from the type
306 locality. 347-355; key 354
New England Botanical Club ‘hapman Field, Florida 387~399
Graduate Student Research ‘haracteristics of Amelanchier lucida
Award 305 (Rosaceae) based on an examina
Aquatic plants: Vyriophyllum tenel- tion of the holotype and plants
lum, Indiana 76-79; Podostemum, from the type locality 347-355
cleistogamy in 195-202 key to. stoloniferous {melanchiei
Arctic 249-293 species in Nova Scotia 354
Asteraceae 400-402 ‘hecklist for Contributors to Rhodo-
ra 90-96
Balsaminaceae 62-64 ‘hecklists of species: Alaska, Izembek
Beringia 249-293 NWR 270-293; Florida pine rock-
Bertin, Robert I., Brian G. DeGas- land 393-399; Illinois hill prairie
peris, and Jean M. Sabloff. Land 380-386; Ohio, Strouds Run State
use and forest history in an urban Park 164-183
sanctuary in central Massachusetts. ‘leistogamy 195 1)?
119-141; vegetation map 123 ‘oastal heathland 32-42
BOOK REVIEWS ‘oastal, arctic 249-293
Demons in Eden: The Paradox of ‘olt, LeBaron “Barry” C., HII 1929
Plant Diversity. 294-295 2006. 410-410 (In Memoriam)
421
422 Rhodora [Vol 108
Conservation biology 307-328 Floristic change 142-183
Conservation genetics 1-18 Floristic inventory of the remnant
Cornus florida 242-248 pinelands of the | S.D.A. Sub-
tropical Horticultural Research
Deforestation 1-18 Station at Chapman Field, Miami-
DeGasperis, Brian G. 119-141 Dade County, Florida. 387-399
Development of plants 356—369 innotated species list 393-399
Dignard, Norman. Micranthes stel- Floristics 387—399
laris (Saxifragaceae), new to Qué- Forest history 119
bec. 72-75 (Note) Forest successio1
Direct and indirect effects of salt Forman Orth Jennifer, Melinda
spray and fire on coastal heathland Gammon, Fatimah A bdul-Basir,
plant physiology and community R. D. Stevenso Dina Tsirelson,
composition. 32-42 J. Ebersole, Susan Speak, and Rick
Distribution, introduced species, Kesseli. Natur il history, distribu-
Mount Holyoke Range, Massachu- tion, and mana ement of Lepidium
setts 43-61 latifolium (Brassicaceae) 1n New
Disturbance regime 32-42 England 103-118; distribution
Dogwood anthracnose 242-248 map 109
Ebersole, J. 103-118 Gammon, Melind
Ebinger, John E. 242-248, 370-386 Gene flow 1-18
Edgin, Bob 242-248 Genetic divers population
Environmental variation 356-369 bra (Faga-
Ericaceae 97-102 ceae) in old-growth and secondary
Ethnobotany of poison ivy, poison forests in southern New England
. *
oak, and relatives (Toxicodendron I—1d
spp.. Anacardiaceae) in America: Genetic variation among piich pine
Veracity of historical accounts (Pinus rigida) families from Walden
203-227 Woods: Heritability and path anal-
ysis of developn ental variation ol
Fagaceae, in old-growth and second- phenotypic Heritability and
ary forests in southern New Eng- path anal developmental
land. 1-18 Varialiol ol ymMenotypic traits
First report of Potamogeton X un- 356— 369
dulatus (P. crispus X P. praelongus, Gentianaceae
Potamogetonaceae) in North Gerwein, J n V. Kesseli
America, with notes on morpholo- population
gy and stem anatomy. 329-346 rubra (Faga-
Flora and vegetation of Coneflower and secondary
Glacial Drift Hill Prairie Natural New England
Area, Moultrie County, Illinois.
370-386; annotated species list, 380 Gilman Arthur and Arthur
Flora of Rhode Island. Additions to Haines. Symp trichum OntTarionis
the, 65-71 (Asteraceae) new to Vermont. 400
Flora: arctic 249-293: Florida 387 402 (New Englar 1d Note)
399: Illinois 370-386; Ohio 142-183 Glacial drift hil prairie 3> 70-386
Florida 387-399 Govindaraju, Diddahally 356-369
2006] Index to Volume 108 423
Griffiths, Megan E., Robin P. Keith, Massachusetts. The distribution
and Colin M. Orians. Direct and and habitat preferences of, 43-61:
indirect effects of salt spray and fire sampling map 45
on coastal heathland plant physiol- Invasive species 43-61, 103-118, 142
ogy and community composition. 183
32-42 lonta, Gretchen M. 38 399
Isoetaceae 228-241
Habitat preference 43-61 Isoetes novae-angliae ({soetaceae),
Haines, Arthur 400-402 an additional hybrid quillwort from
Haloragaceae. 76-79 New England. 228-241
Harrelson, Sarah M. and Philip D. Izembek National Wildlife Refuge,
Cantino. The terrestrial vascular Alaska 249-293
flora of Strouds Run State Park,
Athens County, Ohio. 142-183 Jaltomata weberbaueri 403-404
Heritability 356-369 Jennings, William F. 19-3
Heritability and path analysis of de- Johnston, Mark O. 307-328
velopmental variation of phenotyp- Judd, Walter S. 387-399
ic traits. 356-369 Judd, Walter S. and James | Luteyn
Hill, Nick M., Marina T. D. Myra, Rediscovery of {garista bracamor-
and Mark O. Johnston. Breeding ensis (Ericaceae: Vaccinioideae)
system and early stage inbreeding 97-102
depression in a Nova Scotian pop- Juneberry 347-355
ulation of the global rarity, Sabatia
kennedyana_ (Gentianaceae). 307 Kabat, Cathleen A., Steven M. Ka-
328; global and local distribution
bat, Walter S. Judd, and Gretchen
maps 310
M. lIonta. Floristic inventory of the
Hybrids: /soetes novae-angliae, hyb. remnant pinelands of the U.S.D.A
nov. 228-241; Potamogeton X un- Subtropical Horticultural Research
dulatus 329-346 Station at Chapman Field, Miami-
Dade County, Florida. 387-399;
Illinois 242-248: 370-386 annotated species list 393
Impatiens Capensts (Balsaminaceae). Kabat, Steven M. 387-399
Lectotypification of the names of Keith, Robin P. 32-42
two color forms of, 62-64 Kesseli, R. V. 1-18
IN MEMORIAM Kesseli, Rick 103-118
Fred Herbert Taylor 1910-2006. Keys: Potamogeton undulatus, |p
405-409 Crispus, and P. praelongus 73A4 3:
LeBaron “Barry” C. Colt III 1929 stoloniferous Amelanchie) species
2006. 410-411 in Nova Scotia 354
Inbreeding depression 307-328
Indiana 76-79; 329-346 Land use and forest history in an
Intermountain Region, western U.S.A. urban sanctuary in central Massa-
19-3] chusetts. 119-141; vegetation map
Introduced invasive species 43-61 123
Introduced non-invasive — species Land use history | 18, 119-141
43-61 Lectotypification of Jaltomata weber-
Introduced species in_ the Mount haueri (Solanaceae) 403-404
Holyoke Range, Hampshire Co., (Note)
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Lectotypification of the names of two New species: Platanthera tescamnis
color forms of Jmpatiens capensis 19-3]
(Balsaminaceae). 62-64 Non-native species
Lepidium latifolium (Brassicaceae) in North America
New England. Natural history, Northern boreal
distribution, and management of, Nova Scotia 30
103-118; distribution map 109 Novelo R., Alejat
Life-form 249-293
Luteyn, James L. 97-102
Oak forest 142
Lyonieae 97-102 Ohio 142-183
Old-growth and sec« ndary forests in
Maine, /mpatiens capensis 62-64 saoau thern New England, OU uercus
Massachusetts 1-18, 32-42, 43-6l.,
119-141, 356-369 Ontario a
McClain, William E., Bob Edgin, and Orchidaceae 19
John E. Ebinger. Revisiting dogwood Orians. Colin 35¢
anthracnose in Illinois. 242-248 Orians. Colin M
McClelland, Donald 43-61 Owens, Nichola I Gordon (
Miami-Dade County, Florida 387 Tucker, and John | Ebinget Flora
399 and vegetation of Coneflower Gla-
Micranthes stellaris (Saxifragaceae), cial Drift Hill Prairie Natural Area,
new to Québec. 72-75: distribution Moultrie County, Illinois. 370-386:
map 73 (Note) annotated specie
Microsatellites 1-18
Mione, Thomas and Arturo Granda
Paucar. Lectotypification of Jalto-
mata — weberbaueri (Solanaceae)
403-404 (Note)
Mixed mesophytic forest 142-183
Mount Holyoke Range 43-61
Myra, Marina T. D. 307-328
Myriophyllum tenellum (Haloraga-
ceae): An addition to the aquatic
plant flora of Indiana. 76-79 (Note)
Physiological re
Natural history, distribution, and Phytogeographi
management of Lepidium latifolium Pine rockland
(Brassicaceae) in New England. Pinus rigida 356
103-118; distribution map 109 Pitch pine 356—369
NEBC Meeting News 83-89, 188 Plant commun
194, 300-304, 413-419 274)
New Books 82, 299, 412 Platanthera (Orchidaceae) from
New England 1—18, 103-118, 228-241 Intermountain West A new, 19
New Platanthera (Orchidaceae) from Piatanthera tescamnis, sp. nov. 19
the Intermountain West. A, 19-31 Podostemaceae 195-20 ~
New records: Indiana 76-79; Québec Podost mum 195-202
72-75; Rhode Island 65-71; U.S.A. Poison ivy 203—22
329-346; Vermont 400-402 Poison oak 203-22
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Poison sumac 203-227 Saskatoon berry 347-355
Pollination 195-202 Saxifragaceae 72-75
Pondweed 329-346 Schizachyrium 370-386
Potamogeton X undulatus (P. crispus Schofield, Wilfred B. 249-293
P. praelongus, Potamogetona- Scribailo, Robin W. 329-346
ceae) in North America, with notes Scribailo, Robin W. and Mitchell S
on morphology and stem anatomy. Alix. Myriophyllum tenellum (Halor-
First report of, 329-346; key 343 agaceae): An addition to the aquatic
Potamogeton crispus 329-346 plant flora of Indiana. 76-79 (Note)
Potamogeton praelongus 329-346 Searcy, Karen B., Carolyn Pucko, and
Potamogetonaceae 329-346 Donald McClelland. The distribu-
Prairie 142-183 tion and habitat preferences of
Preanthesis cleistogamy in __ the introduced species in the Mount
genus Podostemum (Podostema- Holyoke Range, Hampshire Co.,
ceae). 195-202; distribution of P. Massachusetts. 43-61
weddellianum in southern Brazil 200 Self pollination 307-328
Prescribed burning 32-42 Senchina, David S. Ethnobotany of
Pteridophyte 228-241 poison ivy, poison oak, and rela-
Pucko, Carolyn 43-61 tives (Toxicodendron spp.. A nacar-
diaceae) in America: Veracity of
Québec, Micranthes stellaris (Saxifra- historical accounts. 203-227
gaceae) 72-75 Serviceberry 347-355
Quercus rubra (Fagaceae) in old- Shadbush 347-355
growth and secondary forests in Sheviak, Charles J. and William f
southern New England. 1-18 Jennings. A new Platanthera (Orch-
idaceae) from the Intermountain
Raj, Devaki, Diddahally Govindar- West. 19-31
aju, and Colin Orians. Genetic Solanaceae 403-404
variation among pitch pine (Pinus South America 195-202
rigida) families from Walden Speak, Susan 103-118
Woods: Heritability and path anal- SSRs 1-18
ysis of developmental variation of Stevenson, R. D. 103-118
phenotypic traits. 356-369 Symphyotrichum — ontarionis
(Astera-
Rare plants 307-328 ceae) new to Vermont. 400-402
Rediscovery of Agarista bracamoren- (New England Note)
sis (Ericaceae: Vaccinioideae). 97
102 Talbot, Sandra Looman 249-293
Revisiting dogwood anthracnose in Talbot, Stephen S., Sandra Looman
Illinois. 242-248 Talbot, and Wilfred B. Schofield
Rhode Island 65-71 Vascular flora of Izembek Na
Rosaceae 347-355 tional Wildlife Refuge, westernmost
Alaska Peninsula, Alaska. 249-293
Sabatia kennedyana 307-328 Taylor, Fred Herbert 1910-2006
Sabloff, Jean M. 119-141 405-409 (In Memoriam)
Salt spray and fire on coastal heath- Terrestrial vascular flora of Strouds
land plant physiology and commu- Run State Park, Athens County,
nity composition. Direct and in- Ohio. The, 142-183; annotated
direct effects of, 32-42 species list 164-183
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Toxicodendron 203—227 Alaska Peninsula, Alaska. 249-293;
Tsirelson, Dina 103-118 annotated species list 270-293
Tucker, Gordon C. 370-386 Vascular flora, Ohio 142-183
Tucker, Gordon C. Additions to the Vermont 400-402
flora of Rhode Island. 65-71 (New Vomela, Milada 195-202
England Note)
Water balance 32-42
U.S.D.A. Subtropical Horticultural Worcester, Mass. 119-141
Research Station 387-399
Urban forests 119-141 Zika, Peter F. Lectotypification of the
names of two color forms of
Vascular flora of Izembek Na- Impatiens capei s (Balsaminaceae).
tional Wildlife Refuge, westernmost 62-64