The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 2006: Vol 133 Index & Table of Contents

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coastal piain ponds, flood tolerance of pitch pine, Downie, STePpHeN R., multivariate analysis of
289 Pseudocymopterus (Apiaceae), Sun et al., 499
Corsert, J. J., radial tree growth in Delaware, Doy e, JAMes A., seed ferns and angiosperm origins,
Smolnik et al., 577 169
COLLINS, BEVERLY, mixed pine-hardwood forests, Drewa, Paut B., lightning and growing season fires,
460 217
community dynamics, mixed pine-hardwood forests, dunes, residual effects of nitrogen addition on dunes,
460 297
Duncan, Lisa, mixed pine-hardwood forests, 460
conservation,
blowout penstemon in Nebraska, Tepedino et al., DuNN, MICHAEL T., permineralized seed fern stems
548 of the Upper Paleozoic, 20
germination in Boltonia decurrens, Smith and symposium: a century of seed ferns, 4
Hunsley, 528 Early Carboniferous, diversification of arborescent
conservation genetics, genetic diversity of box seed ferns, 7
huckleberry, 439 eastern deciduous forest, effects of nitrogen de-
Constraints on understory vegetation communities position on forest herbs, 240
of tidal freshwater swamps: a reciprocal trans- eastern white pine, Zenner and Krueger, 585
plant experiment, Peterson-Smith and Baldwin, Ecology and Control of Introduced Plants (Book
566 Review), »3 75
Corsett, Erica, analysis of Illinois and Wisconsin edge effect, exotic species on forest edges, 255
remnant prairies, 267 edge habitat, exotic species on forest edges, 255
Cortés-PALoMec, AuREA C., flower production in Effects of achene pattern, achene density and
Viola striata, 312 competition on germination in Boltonia decur-
orystospermales, Mesozoic seed ferns, 62 rens, a threatened plant of the Illinois River
RAINE, STEPHEN I., flood tolerance of pitch pine, Valley, Smith and Hunsley, 528
289 Effects of atmospheric nitrogen deposition on the
herbaceous layer of a central Appalachian
retaceous, Mesozoic seed ferns, 62
umberland Plateau, vegetation, topography, and hardwood forest, 240
Effects of flooding on pitch pine (Pinus rigida Mill.)
soil effects on vegetation, 321
growth and survivorship, 289
Daicey, THeresa B., nectar rewards of herbs and
weeds, Dailey and Scott, 535 ELtison, AARON M., seed banks of hemlock forests,
Day, FRANK P.., residual effects of nitrogen addition 393
endangered plant, genetic diversity of box huckle-
on dunes, 297
berry, 439
DAYANANDAN, SELVADURAI, genetic relationships of
endemic, germination in Boltonia decurrens, Smith
Populus Hamzeh et al., 519 and Hunsley, 528
deciduous forest understory, nectar rewards of herbs
Endothenia hebesana, insect herbivory of Agalinis
and weeds Dailey and Scott, 535 auriculata, Mulvaney et al., 560
deciduous leaf, diversification of arborescent seed
environmental gradients, oak woodland canopy
ferns gaps, 225
Dedication: to “the upward outlook” of Wilson
environmental variables, tidal freshwater swamps,
Nichols Stewart, |
Peterson-Smith and Baldwin, 566
dendroSmcohlrnoinko logety ,a l., r5a7d7i al tree growth in Delaware, ERVIN, Gary N.., greentree reservol management,
468
density, response of Tridens flavus in old fields, 421 Evolution and origin of the Central Grassland of
detrended correspondence analysis analysis of North America: climate, fire, and mammalian
Illinois and Wisconsin remnant prairies, 267 vrazers, Anderson, 626
Devonian, paleoecology of pteridosperms, 83
exXOUc species, exotic species on forest edges, 255
Did lightning-initiated growing season fires charac- extant flora, of Sable Island, Canada, 362
terize oak-dominated ecosystems of southern fire, grasslands of North America, Anderson, 626
Ohio?, 217 flood-adapted species, greentree reservoir manage-
Joun, mixed pine-hardwood forests, 460
ment, 468
am A... pteridosperm paleoecolo- flood hardening, flood tolerance of pitch pine, 289
flood tolerance, of pitch pine, 289
discriminant analysis, multivariate analysis of floodplain terraces, secondary succession by a Texas
vmopterus (Apiaceae), Sun et al 499 river, 280
distance methods, estimates of historical tree flora, of large urban parks in northeastern United
density 449 States, Loeb, 601
disturbance florivory, insect herbivory of {galinis auriculata,
radial tree growth in Delaware, Smolnik et al Mulvaney et al., 560
1334) flower-visitors, blowout penstemon in Nebraska,
verctanbon topography, and soil effects on Tepedino et al., 548
vegetation 3>1 folivory, insect herbivory of Agalinis auriculata,
diversity dal freshwater swamps Peterson- Mulvaney et al., 560
Smith and Baldwin Oi Forest Development: Succession, Environmental
Dix, Ron I renctic diversity of box huckleberry Stress and Forest Management (Book Review),
4w 24 975
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forest ecosystem, effects of nitrogen deposition on habitat fragmentation,
forest herbs, 240 fruit and seed production in Lysimachia asper-
forest strata, effects of nitrogen deposition on forest ulifolia, 403
herbs, 240 genetic diversity in Lithospermum canescens,
forested wetlands, greentree reservoir management, Kittelson and Handler, 513
468 halictid bees, pollinators promote Paederia foetida,
FRANKLIN, M. A., fruit and seed production in 304
Lysimachia asperulifolia, 403 HAMZEH, Mona, genetic relationships of Populus
Frond architecture of Odontopteris brardii (Pteri- Hamzeh et al., 519
dospermopsida, ?Medullosales): new evidence HANDLER, STEPHEN D., genetic diversity in Lithos-
from the Upper Pennsylvanian of Missouri, permum canescens, Kittelson and Handler,
U.S.A., 33 513
fugitive, germination in Boltonia decurrens, Smith hemlock, seed banks of hemlock forests, 393
and Hunsley, 528 hemlock woolly adelgid, seed banks of hemlock
fruit production, in Lysimachia asperulifolia, 403 forests, 393
GALTIER, JEAN, diversification of arborescent seed herbaceous layer, effects of nitrogen deposition on
ferns, 7 forest herbs, 240
gap area, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225 herbivory, insect herbivory of Agalinis auriculata,
gap size, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225 Mulvaney et al., 560
Gaylussacia brachycera, genetic diversity of box HERMSEN, ELIZABETH J., Mesozoic seed ferns, 62
huckleberry, 439 Hesst, Amy, radial tree growth in Delaware,
geitonogamy, pollination in Spiranthes diluvialis, 412 Smolnik et al., 577
gene flow, genetic diversity in Lithospermum canes-
heterophylly, Odontopteris brardii from the Pennsyl-
cens, Kittelson and Handler, 513 vanian of Missouri, 33
Genetic diversity among accessions of the endan-
Heyet, SusAN M., residual effects of nitrogen
gered box huckleberry (Gaylussacia brachycera)
addition on dunes, 297
based on AFLP markers, 439
HILTON, JASON, pteridosperms in seed-plant phylog-
Genetic diversity in isolated patches of the tallgrass
eny, 119
prairie forb, Lithospermum canescens (Boragi-
historical flora, of Sable Island, Canada, 362
naceae), Kittelson and Handler, 513
historic vegetation, estimates of historical tree
Genetic relationships among species of Populus
density, 449
(Salicaceae) based on nuclear genomic data,
HOCKENBERRY, ANNE W., effects of nitrogen de-
Hamzeh et al., 519
position on forest herbs, 240
genetic variation, genetic diversity of box huckle-
honey bees, pollinators promote Paederia foetida,
berry, 439
304
germination, in Boltonia decurrens, Smith and
Hunsley, 528 Hont YOuANES A. K.,
Gipson, Davin J., exotic species on forest edges, 255
exotic species on forest edges, 255 response of Tridens flavus in old fields, 421
response of Tridens flavus in old fields, 421 hummingbirds, reproductive biology of Psitta-
GILLIAM, FRANK S., effects of nitrogen deposition on canthus calyculauts, 429
forest herbs, 240 HuNSLEY, EvANn, germination in Boltonia decurrens,
glossopterids, seed ferns and angiosperm origins, Smith and Hunsley, 528
hybrid, /mpatiens capensis, Zika, 593
169
Glossopteris, silicification and Glossopteris, 46 ice storms, radial tree growth in Delaware, Smolnik
Gondwana, et al., 577
Mesozoic seed ferns, 62 Illinois prairie, analysis of Illinois and Wisconsin
silicification and Glossopteris, 46 remnant prairies, 267
Government Land Office Survey, estimates of Impatiens capensis, Zika, 593
historical tree density, 449 Impatiens ecalcarata, Impatiens capensis, Zika, 593
granivory, insect herbivory of {galinis auriculata, Influence of annual fluctuations in environmental
Mulvaney et al., 560 conditions on chasmogamous flower produc-
grasslands, of North America, Anderson, 626 tion in Viola striata, 312
Greller, A. M. (Book Review) Influence of long-term greentree reservoir impound-
Wildflowers in the Field and Forest: A Field ment on stand structure, species composition,
Guide to the Northeastern United States and hydrophytic indicators, 468
GriesBAcH, Rosert J., genetic diversity of box inorganic nutrients, analysis of Illinois and Wiscon-
huckleberry, 439 sin remnant prairies, 267
Griswo.p, T. L., blowout penstemon in Nebraska, introduced species, pollinators promote Paederia
Tepedino et al., 548 foetida, 304
Groundlayer vegetation gradients across oak wood- introgression,
land canopy gaps, 225 genetic relationships of Populus Hamzeh et al.,
growing season fire, lightning and, 217 519
GRUNDEL, RALPH, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225 Impatiens capensis, Zika, 593
GTR, greentree reservoir management, 468 invasion ecology, exotic species on forest edges, 25
Gyromitus, silica-scaled chrysophytes from New invasive species, pollinators promote Paederia foe-
York, 482 tida, 304
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Is insect herbivory contributing to the threatened Mallomonas, silica-scaled chrysophytes from New
status of Agalinis auriculata (Orobanchaceae) in York, 482
Illinois?, Mulvaney et al., 560 manoxylic, diversification of arborescent seed ferns,
island biodiversity, flora of Sable Island, Canada, 7
362 é McCarthy, Brian C. (Book Review)
ISSR markers, genetic relationships of Populus Forest Development: Succession, Environmental
Hamzeh et al., 519 Stress and Forest Management, 377
Jones, SUZANNE L., estimates of historical tree Species Invasions: Insights into Ecology, Evolu-
density, 449 tion, and Biogeography, 375
Jurassic, Mesozoic seed ferns, 62 Medullosaceae, permineralized stems of the Upper
Kerp, HANns, Paleozoic, 20
Mesozoic seed ferns, 62 Menapace, Francis J., silica-scaled chrysophytes
Odontopteris brardii from the Pennsylvanian of from New York, 482
Missouri, 33 Mesozoic seed ferns: old paradigms, new discoveries,
KITTELSON, PAMELA M., genetic diversity in Lithos- 62
permum canescens, Kittelson and Handler, 513 Microhabitat factors and the distribution of exotic
KLAvins, SHARON D., Odontopteris brardii from the species across forest edges in temperate de-
Pennsylvanian of Missouri, 33 ciduous forests of southern Illinois, USA, effects
KriINnGs, MICHAEL, Odontopteris brardii from the of nitrogen deposition on forest herbs, 240
Pennsylvanian of Missouri, 33 microhabitat factors, exotic species on forest edges,
KRUEGER, JEROME A., eastern white pine, Zenner 255
and Krueger, 585 military land use, mixed pine-hardwood forests, 460
LAMONT, Eric E., Mississippian,
flora of Sable Island, Canada, 362 diversification of arborescent seed ferns, 7
Noteworthy plants reported from Torrey range permineralized seed fern stems of the Upper
2004 and 2005, Lamont & Young, 648 Paleozoic, 20
Land use history effects in mixed pine-hardwood Missourian Stage, Odontopteris brardii from the
forests at Fort Benning, 460 Pennsylvanian of Missouri, 33
Landscape analysis of Illinois and Wisconsin rem- mistletoes, reproductive biology of Psittacanthus
nant prairies, 267 calyculauts, 429
LARA, CARLOS, reproductive biology of Psittacanthus mixed breeding system, flower production in Viola
calyculauts, 429 striata, 312
Lasioglossum, fruit and seed production in Lysima- MEYER-BERTHAUD, Bricitre, diversification of ar-
chia asperulifolia, 403 borescent seed ferns,
Leck, Mary A., (Book Review), MippDLeTon, BetH A., response of Tridens flavus in
Seeds of Central America and Southern Mexico: old fields, 421
The Economic Species, 213 Modifying distance methods to improve estimates of
The Ecology of Seeds, 212 historical tree density from General Land
legumes, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225 Office survey records, 449
Lescuropteris genuina, Odontopteris brardii from the moisture gradient, analysis of Illinois and Wisconsin
Pennsylvanian of Missouri, 33 remnant prairies, 267
LEVIN, Georrrey A., multivariate analysis of MOLANO-FLORES, BRENDA, insect herbivory of 1ga-
Pseudocymopterus (Apiaceae), Sun et al., 499 linis auriculata, Mulvaney et al., 560
lightning strikes, lightning and growing season fires, moss, mosses of Black Rock Forest, 490
217 Morgan, E. (Book Review)
Limitations to fruit and seed production by Lysi- The Ghosts of Evolution, Nonsensical Fruit,
machia asperulifolia Poir. (Primulaceae), a rare pteridosperms in seed-plant phylogeny, 119
plant species of the Carolinas, 403 Mosses from Black Rock Forest, Orange County,
Lithospermum, genetic diversity in Lithospermum New York, 490
canescens, Kittelson and Handler, 513 mowing, response of Tridens flavus in old fields, 421
litter, residual effects of nitrogen addition on dunes, multivariate analysis,
297 greentree reservoir management, 468
pollinators promote Paederia foetida, of Pseudocymopterus (Apiaceae), Sun et al., 499
l It. HONG,
304 MULVANEY, CHRISTOPHER R., insect herbivory of
Loes, Rosert | 4 comparative flora of large igalinis auriculata, Mulvaney et al., 560
urban parks, Loeb, 601 mutualism, pollinators promote Paederia foetida,
Long-term residual effects of nitrogen addition on 304
a barrier island dune ecosystem, 297 Native and introduced pollinators promote a self-
Lonicera japonica, exotic species on forest edges, 255 incompatible invasive woody vine (Paederia
LTER site, residual effects of nitrogen addition on foetida L) in Florida, 304
dunes, 297 native bees, blowout penstemon in Nebraska,
Lyginopteridaceae, permineralized stems of the Tepedino et al., 548
Upper Paleozoic, 20 Nebraska sandhills, blowout penstemon in, Tepe-
Lysimachia, fruit and seed production in, 403 dino et al., 548
Masure. Lucas ¢ . Zreentree reservoir management, nectar, rewards of herbs and weeds, Dailey and
468 Scott, 535
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Netson, Peter K., mosses of Black Rock Forest, phenotypic plasticity, flood tolerance of pitch pine,
490 289
New York, PuiLuips, Tom L., pteridosperm paleoecology, 83
mosses of Black Rock Forest, 490 phylogeny,
silica-scaled chrysophytes from, 482 genetic relationships of Populus Hamzeh et al.,
nitrogen deposition, effects on forest herbs of, 240 519
nitrogen fertilization, residual effects of nitrogen pteridosperms in seed-plant phylogeny, 119
addition on dunes, 297 seed ferns and angiosperm origins, 169
NisHIpA, HARUFUMI, silicification and G/lossopteris, PiGG, KATHLEEN B., silicification and G/ossopteris,
46 46
North American Apioideae, multivariate analysis of Pinus rigida, flood tolerance of pitch pine, 289
Pseudocymopterus (Apiaceae), Sun et al., 499 pitch pine, flood tolerance of, 289
Noteworthy plants reported from the Torrey range plant-insect interaction, pollinators promote Pae-
2004 and 2005, Lamont & Young, 648 deria foetida, 304
oak-hickory forests, lightning and growing season pollen limitation, pollinators promote Paederia
fires, 217 foetida, 304
Odontopteris brardii, Odontopteris brardii from the pollination,
Pennsylvanian of Missouri, 33 blowout penstemon in Nebraska, Tepedino et al.,
Odontopteris minor {. zeilleri, Odontopteris brardii 548
from the Pennsylvanian of Missouri, 33 in Spiranthes diluvialis, 412
Orange County, mosses of Black Rock Forest, 490 nectar rewards of herbs and weeds, Dailey and
OrtAns, Coin M., flood tolerance of pitch pine, 289 Scott, 535
Orchidaceae, pollination in Spiranthes diluvialis, 412 pollinators promote Paederia foetida, 304
Oregon, Impatiens capensis, Zika, 593 reproductive biology of Psittacanthus calyculauts,
Orobanchaceae, insect herbivory of Agalinis auricu- 429
lata, Mulvaney et al., 560 pollinator limitation,
overstory release, eastern white pine, Zenner and fruit and seed production in Lysimachia asper-
Krueger, 585 ulifolia, 403
Paederia foetida, pollinators promote, 304 pollinators promote Paederia foetida, 304
paleobotany, pteridosperms in seed-plant phyloge- Polygonum pensylvanicum, germination in Boltonia
ny, 119 decurrens, Smith and Hunsley, 528
Paleoecology of Late Paleozoic pteridosperms from PooLer, MARGARET R., genetic diversity of box
tropical Euramerica, 83 huckleberry, 439
paleoecology, of pteridosperms, 83 population genetic structure, genetic diversity in
Paleozoic, paleoecology of pteridosperms, 83 Lithospermum canescens, Kittelson and Han-
pan trap sampling, dler, 513
Paraphysomonas, silica-scaled chrysophytes from Populus, genetic relationships of Populus Hamzeh et
New York, 482 al., 519
pathological pruning, eastern white pine, Zenner prairie, insect herbivory of {galinis auriculata,
and Krueger, 585 Mulvaney et al., 560
PAVLOVIC, Noet B., oak woodland canopy gaps, 2222 5 prairie openings, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225
Peltaspermales, Mesozoic seed ferns, 62 prairie peninsula, Central Grasslands, Anderson,
PEMBERTON, Rosert W., pollinators promote Pae- 626
deria foetida, 304 precipitation, response of Tridens flavus in old fields,
Pennsylvanian, permineralized seed fern stems of the 42)
Upper Paleozoic, 20 prescribed fire, mixed pine-hardwood forests, 460
Penstemon, blowout penstemon in Nebraska, Tepe- primary vascular system, diversification of arbores-
dino et al., 548 cent seed ferns, 7
“Perfection” subverted? A contrivance for outcross- principal component analysis, multivariate analysis
ing in a rare orchid is influence by pollinator of Pseudocymopterus (Apiaceae), Sun et al., 499
abundance, 412 Pseudocymopterus longiradiatus, multivariate analy-
periderm, diversification of arborescent seed ferns, 7 sis of Pseudocymopterus (Apiaceae), Sun et al.,
PérRinet, Pierre, genetic relationships of Populus 499
Hamzeh et al., 519 Pseudocymopterus montanus, multivariate analysis
Permian, of Pseudocymopterus (Apiaceae), Sun et al., 499
paleoecology of pteridosperms, 83 Pseudodendromonas, silica-scaled chrysophytes from
silicification and Glossopteris, 46 New York, 482
permineralized, Psittacanthus, reproductive biology of Psittacanthus
peat, Mesozoic seed ferns, 62 calyculauts, 429
silicification and Glossopteris, 46 Pteridosperms are the backbone of seed-plant
seed fern stems of the Upper Paleozoic, 20 phylogeny, 119
PETERSEN, SHERYL M.., lightning and growing season pteridosperms,
fires, 217 diversification of arborescent seed ferns, 7
PeTERSON-SMiITH, Jessica, tidal freshwater swamps, Mesozoic seed ferns, 62
Peterson-Smith and Baldwin, 566 Odontopteris brardii from the Pennsylvanian of
PFEFFERKORN, HERMANN W., pteridosperm paleo- Missouri, 33
ecology, 83 paleoecology of, 83
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seed-plant phylogeny, 119 Seed rain, transient seed banks, and seedling re-
pycnoxylic wood, diversification of arborescent seed cruitment of annuals on a coastal beach, 379
ferns, 7 seedling recruitment, of coastal annuals, 379
quarter method, estimates of historical tree density, Seeds of Central America and Southern Mexico:
449 The Economic Species (Book Review), 213
random pairs, estimates of historical tree density, self-incompatibility, pollinators promote Paederia
449 foetida, 304
rare plant, blowout penstemon in Nebraska, Tepe- SerBet, Rupo.pH, Odontopteris brardii from the
dino et al., 548 Pennsylvanian of Missouri, 33
reciprocal transplant, tidal freshwater swamps, shelterwood-with-reserves, eastern white pine, Zen-
Peterson-Smith and Baldwin, 566 ner and Krueger, 585
regeneration, seed banks of hemlock forests, 393 Silica-scaled chrysophytes from east central New
release cut, eastern white pine, Zenner and Krueger, York, 482
585 Sires, S. D., pollination in Spiranthes diluvialis, 412
remnant prairie, analysis of Illinois and Wisconsin skunk vine, pollinators promote Paederia foetida,
remnant prairies, 267 304
Reproductive biology and pollination of the para- Siuis, WILLIAM, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225
sitic plant Psittacanthus calyculatus, 429 SmitH, MARIAN, germination in Boltonia decurrens,
reproductive output, response of Tridens flavus in Smith and Hunsley, 528
old fields, 421 SMOLNIK, MATTHEW, radial tree growth in Delaware,
Response of Tridens flavus (L.) A. S. Hiche. to soil Smolnik et al., 577
nutrients and disturbance in an early succes- soil development, vegetation, topography, and soil
sional old field, 421 effects on vegetation, 321
resprouting, lightning and growing season fires, <7!1 7 soil moisture, flower production in Viola striata, 312
restoration, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225 soil nutrients,
RicuTer, F. A., secondary succession by a Texas flower production in Viola striata, 312
river, 280 response of Tridens flavus in old fields, 421
roots, residual effects of nitrogen addition on dunes, solitary bees, nectar rewards of herbs and weeds,
297 Dailey and Scott, 535
ROTHWELL, GAR W , symposium: a century of seed Sorghastrum nutans, oak woodland canopy gaps,
ferns, 4 225
Roulston, T., fruit and seed production in Lysima- southeastern mixed pine-hardwood forests, 460
chia asperulifolia, 403 southern Ohio, lightning and growing season fires,
S allele diversity, fruit and seed production in 217
Lysimachia asperulifolia, 403 spatial distribution, seedling recruitment of coastal
Sable Island, flora of, 362 annuals, 379
Salicaceae, g genetic relationships of Populus Hamzeh species diversity, of large urban parks, Loeb, 601
et al., 5 519 Species Invasions: Insights into Ecology, Evolution,
San Antonio River, secondary succession by a Texas and Biogeography (Book Review), 375
river, 280 Species-specific effects of a 1994 ice storm on radial
sand savanna, oak woodland canopy gaps, 2925 tree growth in Delaware, Smolnik et al., 577
savanna forbland, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225 spectrophotometry, nectar rewards of herbs and
Scorr, Perer E., nectar rewards of herbs and weeds, weeds, Dailey and Scott, 535
Dailey and Scott, 535 Spiniferomonas, silica-scaled chrysophytes from
seasonal patterns, effects of nitrogen deposition on New York, 482
forest herbs, 240 Spiranthes, pollination in Spiranthes diluvialis, 412
secondary phloem, diversification of arborescent spring ephemerals, nectar rewards of herbs and
seed ferns, 7 weeds, Dailey and Scott, 535
secondary succession, by a Texas river, 280 Spring nectar sources for solitary bees and flies in
seed bank, a landscape of deciduous forest and agricultural
of hemlock forests, 393 fields: production, variability, and consump-
tidal freshwater swamps, Peterson-Smith and tion, Dailey and Scott, 535
Baldwin, 566 STALTER, RICHARD, flora of Sable Island, Canada,
Seed ferns and the origin of angiosperms, 169 362
seed ferns, Staten Island, seedling recruitment of coastal
in seed-plant phylogeny, 119 annuals, 379
Mesozoic seed ferns, 62 Stephanian, Odontopteris brardii from the Pennsyl-
paleoecology of, 83 vanian of Missouri, 33
permineralized stems of, 20 sterility, fruit and seed production in Lysimachia
seed germination, fruit and seed pre »duction asperulifolia, 403
Lysimachia asperulifolia, 403 Stephenson, S.L. (Book Review)
seed plants, The Triumph of the Fungi: A Rotten History,
Mesozoic seed ferns, 62 664
phylogeny, 119 Stewart, Wilson Nichols,
seed ferns and angiosperm origins, 169 bibliography, |
seed production, in Lysimachia asperulifolia, 403 dedication, |
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STILING, Perer, pollinators promote Paederia foe- transient seed bank, seedling recruitment of coastal
tida, 304 annuals, 379
Stucky, J. M., fruit and seed production in tree habit, diversification of arborescent seed ferns, 7
Lysimachia asperulifolia, 403 tree rings, radial tree growth in Delaware, Smolnik
structural retention, eastern white pine, Zenner and et al., 577
Krueger, 585 Triassic, Mesozoic seed ferns, 62
structure, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225 Tridens flavus, response in old fields, 421
SULLIVAN, KELLEY A., seed banks of hemlock Tsuga canadensis, seed banks of hemlock forests, 393
forests, 393 Two decades of vegetation change on terraces of
successional old field, response of Tridens flavus in a south Texas river, 280
old fields, 421 Understory and overstory growth responses to
Sun, Feno-Jie, multivariate analysis of Pseudocy- structural retention of mature eastern white
mopterus (Apiaceae), Sun et al., 499 pine (Pinus strobus L.), Zenner and Krueger,
SwiGart, RiIcHARD, estimates of historical tree 585
density, 449 Unraveling the Gordian Knot: interactions among
Synura, silica-scaled chrysophytes from New York, vegetation, topography, and soil properties in
482 the central and southern Appalachians, 321
tallgrass prairie, genetic diversity in Lithospermum urban, a comparative flora of parks, Loeb: 133(4)
canescens, Kittelson and Handler, 513 USA, oak woodland canopy gaps, 225
Taytor, Epirn | Van Auken, O. W., secondary succession by a Texas
Mesozoic seed ferns, 62 river, 280
Odontopteris brardii from the Pennsylvanian of
variograms, seedling recruitment of coastal annuals,
Missouri, 33
379
Taytor, THOMAS N.,
vegetation,
Mesozoic seed ferns, 62
tidal freshwater swamps, Peterson-Smith and
Odontopteris brardii from the Pennsylvanian of
Baldwin, 566
Missouri, 33 topography, and soil effects on, 321
Tepepino, V. J., vegetation analysis, analysis of Illinois and Wiscon-
blowout penstemon in Nebraska, Tepedino et al.,
548 sin remnant prairies, 267
Viola striata, flower production in, 312
pollination in Spiranthes diluvialis, 412
Washington, /mpatiens capensis, Zika, 593
Tephrosia virginiana, oak woodland canopy gaps,
weed, /mpatiens capensis, Zika, 593
7046
Wenskus, Tim (Book Review), 375
The diversification of early arborescent seed ferns, 7
The Ecology of Seeds (Book Review), 212 WeNTWorTH, T. R., fruit and seed production in
The Ghosts of Evolution, Nonsensical Fruit, Miss- Lysimachia asperulifolia, 403
ing Partners, and Other Ecological Anachron- wetland management, greentree reservoir manage-
isms (Book Review), 497 ment, 468
The historical and extant flora of Sable Island, Nova WHITMAN, DouG Las W., insect herbivory of Agalinis
Scotia, Canada, 362 auriculata, Mulvaney et al., 560
The Mesozoic seed ferns: Old paradigms, new Wildflowers in the Field and Forest: A Field Guide
to the Northeastern United States (Book
discoveries, 62
The pollination biology of the endangered blowout Review), 495
penstemon (Penstemon haydenii 8. Wats.: Scro- Wild Orchids of the Canadian Maritimes and
phulariaceae) in Nebraska, Tepedino et al., 548 Northern Great Lakes Region (Book Review),
Ihe seed bank of hemlock forests: implications for 660
forest regeneration following hemlock decline, Wisconsin prairie, analysis of Illinois and Wisconsin
393 remnant prairies, 267
Ihe significance of silicified plant remains to the witness trees, estimates of historical tree density, 449
understanding of Glossopteris-bearing plants woody groundcover species, lightning and growing
an historical review, 46 season fires, 217
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