Torrey Botanical Club. Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 1991: Vol 118 Index

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Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 118(4), 1991, pp. 498-504
INDEX TO VOLUME 118, 1991
A revision of Diarrhena (Poaceae) in the United States, BASKIN, CAROL C.: see Buchele, David E., 281, 288
128 Baskin, Jerry M. (Book Review), 87
A revision of the neotropical species of Turbina Raf. BASKIN, JERRY M.: see Buchele, David E., 281, 288
(Convolvulaceae), 265 beach plant communities, on Hog Island in the Vir-
A synopsis of Poikilacanthus (Acanthaceae) in Mexico, ginia Coast Reserve (Delmarva Peninsula), 326
451 BERNARD, JOHN M.: see Seischab, F. K., 412
A vascular flora of the forested portion of Cunningham Betula albosinensis and B. utilis in southwestern China
Park, Queens County, New York: Corrections and forests, 249
additions—III., 330 Betula alleghaniensis, B. papyrifera, regeneration of, in
Abies balsamea, population dynamics and growth of, a Maine hardwood forest, 303
255 Biosphere Reserve (Champlain Adirondack), new rec-
Abies faxoniana, in southwestern China forests, 249 ords for the flora of, 58
Acanthaceae, nectary function in Ruellia radicans, 188 Boom, Brian M. (Book Review), 214
Acanthaceae, the genus Poikilacanthus of, in Mexico, Botanical Research and Management in Galapagos
451 (Book Review), 88
Acer ginnala, 20 bottomland hardwoods, as seen on islands of the lower
negundo, 20 Chippewa River, Wisconsin, 424
pensylvanicum, A. rubrum, A. saccharum, regen- Bourne, Carol M. (Book Review), 333
eration of, in a Maine hardwood forest, 303 BRANDENBURG, Davip M.: A revision of Diarrhena
platanoides, 20 (Poaceae) in the United States, 128
rubrum, 20 breeding system, in Zephyranthes atamasco, 137
saccharinum, 20 Bronx County, New York City, Hibiscus militaris in
saccharum subsp. nigrum, 20 Pelham Bay Park of, 329
ADAMS, HAROLD S.: see Stephenson, Steven L., 24 BROYLES, STEVEN B.: The breeding system of Zephyr-
Adirondack Mountains, balsam fir population dynam- anthes atamasco (Amaryllidaceae), 137
ics and growth in, 255 BRUEDERLE, LEO P.: see Standley, L. A., 444
afterripening in seeds of Solidago, 288 Bryophytes, in the flora of Delaware, 43
Allegheny Plateau, New York, presettlement forest dis- BuBIER, JILL L.: Patterns of Picea mariana (black spruce)
turbance in, 117 growth and raised bog development in Victory
Allegheny Plateau of central New York, pitch pine Basin, Vermont, 399
communities of the, 412 BUCHELE, Davin E.: Ecology of the endangered species
allozymes, variability of, in population of Carex spe- Solidago shortii 11. Ecological life cycle, 281
cies, 444 BUCHELE, Davin E.: Ecology of the endangered species
Ampelopsis brevipedunculata (Vitaceae), a problem in Solidago shortii 11. Seed germination ecology, 288
Wave Hill (NYC) natural area, 312
Anaxagorea brevipes, pollen development in, 292 Carex polymorpha, electrophoretic variability in pop-
Andrus, Richard (Book Review), 89 ulations of, 444
ANDRUS, RICHARD E.: see Karlin, Eric F., 43 Carex vestita, electrophoretic variability in popula-
ANTENEN, SUSAN: see Yost, Susan E., 312 tions of, 444
Ants, attracted by nectar in annular nectaries of Ruellia carnivorous plants, growth and reproduction of, 12
radicans, 188 CARSON, WALTER P.: see Facelli, Jose M., 62
Arditti, Joseph (Book Review), 216 CARSON, WALTER P.: see Vankat, J. L., 385
Argyreieae, a tribe of the Convolvulaceae with inde- Carya, adundant on Triassic sites in the Virginia Pied-
hiscent fruit, 265 mont, 161
Aristida tuberculosa, a rare species on Hog Island in caryopsis, morphology of used in revision of Diar-
the Virginia Coast Reserve, 326 rhena, 128
Artemisia ludoviciana, new to Vermont, 58 Castanea dentata, pollen of, in moss polsters, 432
Asimina triloba, pollen development in, 292 dentata, present distribution of, in Virginia, 24
Atamasco Lily, breeding system of, 137 Catalogue of the Flora of Missouri (Book Review), 215
AusTIn, DANIEL F.: A revision of the neotropical spe- Catastrophic disturbances in the presettlement forests
cies of Turbina Raf. (Convolvulaceae), 265 of western New York, 117
Austin, Daniel F. (Book Review), 215, 333, 469 Central Appalachians, growing season water relations
autecology, of American chestnut, 432 of rosebay rhododendron and mountain laurel in,
123
Bacopa monnieri, a rare species on Hog Island in Vir- Cerastium tomentosum, new to Vermont, 58
ginia Coast Reserve, 326 Champlain Valley (New York and Vermont), new rec-
balsam fir, population dynamics and growth of, 255 ords for the flora of, 58
bamboo (Bashania fangiana) after mass-flowering in chestnut, present distribution of, in Virginia, 24
southwestern China, 247 China, Bashania in, after mass-flowering, 247
BARNES, WILLIAM J.: Tree populations on the islands Chinese tallow tree (Sapium sebiferum), established in
of the lower Chippewa River in Wisconsin, 424 a maritime forest, 170
Bashania fangiana, after mass-flowering in south- chlorophyll content, of bristlecone pine (Pinus longae-
western China, 247 va) needles, 184
498
Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 118(4), 1991, pp. 498-504
INDEX TO VOLUME 118, 1991
A revision of Diarrhena (Poaceae) in the United States, BASKIN, CAROL C.: see Buchele, David E., 281, 288
128 Baskin, Jerry M. (Book Review), 87
A revision of the neotropical species of Turbina Raf. BASKIN, JERRY M.: see Buchele, David E., 281, 288
(Convolvulaceae), 265 beach plant communities, on Hog Island in the Vir-
A synopsis of Poikilacanthus (Acanthaceae) in Mexico, ginia Coast Reserve (Delmarva Peninsula), 326
451 BERNARD, JOHN M.: see Seischab, F. K., 412
A vascular flora of the forested portion of Cunningham Betula albosinensis and B. utilis in southwestern China
Park, Queens County, New York: Corrections and forests, 249
additions—III., 330 Betula alleghaniensis, B. papyrifera, regeneration of, in
Abies balsamea, population dynamics and growth of, a Maine hardwood forest, 303
255 Biosphere Reserve (Champlain Adirondack), new rec-
Abies faxoniana, in southwestern China forests, 249 ords for the flora of, 58
Acanthaceae, nectary function in Ruellia radicans, 188 Boom, Brian M. (Book Review), 214
Acanthaceae, the genus Poikilacanthus of, in Mexico, Botanical Research and Management in Galapagos
451 (Book Review), 88
Acer ginnala, 20 bottomland hardwoods, as seen on islands of the lower
negundo, 20 Chippewa River, Wisconsin, 424
pensylvanicum, A. rubrum, A. saccharum, regen- Bourne, Carol M. (Book Review), 333
eration of, in a Maine hardwood forest, 303 BRANDENBURG, Davip M.: A revision of Diarrhena
platanoides, 20 (Poaceae) in the United States, 128
rubrum, 20 breeding system, in Zephyranthes atamasco, 137
saccharinum, 20 Bronx County, New York City, Hibiscus militaris in
saccharum subsp. nigrum, 20 Pelham Bay Park of, 329
ADAMS, HAROLD S.: see Stephenson, Steven L., 24 BROYLES, STEVEN B.: The breeding system of Zephyr-
Adirondack Mountains, balsam fir population dynam- anthes atamasco (Amaryllidaceae), 137
ics and growth in, 255 BRUEDERLE, LEO P.: see Standley, L. A., 444
afterripening in seeds of Solidago, 288 Bryophytes, in the flora of Delaware, 43
Allegheny Plateau, New York, presettlement forest dis- BuBIER, JILL L.: Patterns of Picea mariana (black spruce)
turbance in, 117 growth and raised bog development in Victory
Allegheny Plateau of central New York, pitch pine Basin, Vermont, 399
communities of the, 412 BUCHELE, Davin E.: Ecology of the endangered species
allozymes, variability of, in population of Carex spe- Solidago shortii 11. Ecological life cycle, 281
cies, 444 BUCHELE, Davin E.: Ecology of the endangered species
Ampelopsis brevipedunculata (Vitaceae), a problem in Solidago shortii 11. Seed germination ecology, 288
Wave Hill (NYC) natural area, 312
Anaxagorea brevipes, pollen development in, 292 Carex polymorpha, electrophoretic variability in pop-
Andrus, Richard (Book Review), 89 ulations of, 444
ANDRUS, RICHARD E.: see Karlin, Eric F., 43 Carex vestita, electrophoretic variability in popula-
ANTENEN, SUSAN: see Yost, Susan E., 312 tions of, 444
Ants, attracted by nectar in annular nectaries of Ruellia carnivorous plants, growth and reproduction of, 12
radicans, 188 CARSON, WALTER P.: see Facelli, Jose M., 62
Arditti, Joseph (Book Review), 216 CARSON, WALTER P.: see Vankat, J. L., 385
Argyreieae, a tribe of the Convolvulaceae with inde- Carya, adundant on Triassic sites in the Virginia Pied-
hiscent fruit, 265 mont, 161
Aristida tuberculosa, a rare species on Hog Island in caryopsis, morphology of used in revision of Diar-
the Virginia Coast Reserve, 326 rhena, 128
Artemisia ludoviciana, new to Vermont, 58 Castanea dentata, pollen of, in moss polsters, 432
Asimina triloba, pollen development in, 292 dentata, present distribution of, in Virginia, 24
Atamasco Lily, breeding system of, 137 Catalogue of the Flora of Missouri (Book Review), 215
AusTIn, DANIEL F.: A revision of the neotropical spe- Catastrophic disturbances in the presettlement forests
cies of Turbina Raf. (Convolvulaceae), 265 of western New York, 117
Austin, Daniel F. (Book Review), 215, 333, 469 Central Appalachians, growing season water relations
autecology, of American chestnut, 432 of rosebay rhododendron and mountain laurel in,
123
Bacopa monnieri, a rare species on Hog Island in Vir- Cerastium tomentosum, new to Vermont, 58
ginia Coast Reserve, 326 Champlain Valley (New York and Vermont), new rec-
balsam fir, population dynamics and growth of, 255 ords for the flora of, 58
bamboo (Bashania fangiana) after mass-flowering in chestnut, present distribution of, in Virginia, 24
southwestern China, 247 China, Bashania in, after mass-flowering, 247
BARNES, WILLIAM J.: Tree populations on the islands Chinese tallow tree (Sapium sebiferum), established in
of the lower Chippewa River in Wisconsin, 424 a maritime forest, 170
Bashania fangiana, after mass-flowering in south- chlorophyll content, of bristlecone pine (Pinus longae-
western China, 247 va) needles, 184
498
1991] INDEX TO VOLUME 118, 1991 499
chronosequence, technique employed to study succes- Drosera, and the role of carnivory in growth and re-
sion in Ohio, 365, 377, 392 production, 12
clearcutting, and its effect on secondary succession in Drosophila melanogaster, as food for Drosera, 12
hardwood forest, 303 DuDLEY, JUDITH L.: see Standley, L. A., 444
cluster analysis, used in the revision of Diarrhena (Po- DuRANDO, CELESTE M.: see Greller, Andrew M., 330
aceae), 128
coastal plain, and the Sphagnum flora of Delaware, 43 ecological life cycle of the endangered species Solidago
Co ins, Scott L.: see Brandenburg, David M., 128 shortii, 281
Comparative pollen wall development of Welwitschia
Ecology of the endangered species Solidago shortii. I.
mirabilis and selected primitive angiosperms, 292
Ecological life cycle, 281
compass plant (Si/phium), and leaf orientation devel-
Ecology of the endangered species Solidago shortii II.
opment, 33
Seed germination ecology, 288
competition, interspecific, and the growth of Tali-
Ecosystems of Florida (Book Review), 000
num, 1 Edaphic factors and forest vegetation in the Piedmont
conducting capacity, in vessels of Piper auritum, 176
of Virginia, 161
Coning phenology of the cycad Macrozamia riedlei
EICKMEIER, WILLIAM G.: see Onega, Tracy L., 52
(Zamiaceae) over a five-year interval, 6
electrophoresis, of allozyme phenotypes, in sedge (Car-
Connor, KRISTINA F.: Cuticle thickness and chloro-
ex) species, 444
phyll content in bristlecone pine needles of various Electrophoretic variability in the rare sedge, Carex
ages, 184 polymorpha (Cyperaceae), 444
Contributions to the flora of the Lake Champlain Val-
endangered plant species (Solidago shortii), seed ger-
ley, New York and Vermont, III, 58 mination ecology of, 288
Convolvulaceae, revision of neotropical Turbina in,
endangered species (Solidago shortii), ecological life
265
cycle of, 281
Convolvulus spithameus, endangered species in Ver-
endemic species (Solidago shortii), of the Eden Shale
mont, 58 Belt, Kentucky, 281
CROCKETT, LAWRENCE J.: On the trail of John Torrey,
Endothia parasitica, and the chestnut blight, 24
#19. Part I, 78
Establishment and growth of Panicum virgatum L.
CROCKETT, LAWRENCE J.: On the trail of John Torrey,
seedlings on a Lake Erie sand dune, 141
#19. Part II, 201
Estes, JAMES R.: see Brandenburg, David M., 128
Cronquist, Arthur (Book Review), 215
Euphorbia ammanioides, a rare species on Hog Island
Cuticle thickness and chlorophyll content in bristle-
in the Virginia Coast Reserve, 326
cone pine needles of various ages, 184
evolution, of the monocarpic life history of Bashania
cuticle thickness, of needles of Pinus longaeva (bristle-
fangiana (bamboo), 247
cone pine), 184
experiments, repeatability of, in seed germination stud-
cycads, study of coning phenology of, 6
ies, using Plantago, 154
Cynoglossum boreale, endangered species in Vermont,
58
FAcELLI, Jose M.: Heterogeneity of plant litter accu-
mulation in successional communities, 62
DANIEL, THoMAS A.: A synopsis of Poikilacanthus Fagus grandifolia, regeneration of, in a Maine hard-
(Acanthaceae) in Mexico, 451 wood forest, 303
De CANDIDO, RoseErT: Hibiscus militaris L. (Malva- FARRELL, JOHN D.: Edaphic factors and forest vege-
ceae) new to New York State, 329 tation in the Piedmont of Virginia, 161
deciduous forest, of Cunningham Park, New York City, feeding treatments and the role of carnivory in Drosera
corrections and additions to the vascular flora of, growth and reproduction, 12
330 Field Guide to the Peat Mosses of Boreal North Amer-
deciduous forest, succession in chronosequences of, in ica (Book Review), 89
southwestern Ohio, 365, 377, 385, 392 FITZGERALD, BRIAN T.: Population dynamics and
deciduous forest, woody detritus inputs and decom- growth of balsam fir on White-face Mountain, New
position in, 52 York, 255
decomposition kinetics, of woody detritus in a south- floodplains, as sites for study of tree populations on
ern temperate deciduous forest, 52 small islands, 424
Delaware, the Sphagnum flora of, 43 flora, bryophyte, study of, in Delaware, 43
detritus, accumulation in successional communities, flora, of Cunningham Park, NYC, corrections and ad-
62 ditions to, 330
Development of leaf orientation in the Prairie Com- flora, succession in southwestern Ohio, 365, 377, 385,
pass Plant, Silphium laciniatum L., 33 392
Diarrhena americana, 128 flora, vascular, of Orient Beach State Park, New York,
obovata, 128 449
Digitalis grandiflora, new to Vermont, 58 Floristics of a chronosequence corresponding to old
dissimilarity index, used to study tree populations on field—deciduous forest succession in southwestern
islands, 424 Ohio. I. Undisturbed vegetation, 365
disturbance, as a factor in succession in southwestern Floristics of a chronosequence corresponding to old
Ohio, 385, 392 field—deciduous forest succession in southwestern
disturbances, catastrophic, in presettlement forests of Ohio. II. Seed banks, 377
western New York, 117 Floristics of a chronosequence corresponding to old
500 BULLETIN OF THE TORREY BOTANICAL CLUB [VoL. 118
field—deciduous forest succession in southwestern island ecology, studied on the Chippewa River, Wis-
Ohio. III. Post-disturbance vegetation, 385 consin, 424
Floristics of a chronosequence corresponding to old islands, tree populations of, in the lower “‘hippewa
field-deciduous forest succession in southwestern River, Wisconsin, 424
Ohio. IV. Intra- and inter-stand comparisons and
their implications for succession mechanisms, 392 JOHNSON, STEPHEN R.: The occurrence of state rare
flower, scanning electron microscopy of, in Acer, 20 species on Hog Island in the Virginia Coast Re-
forest decline, in spruce-fir forests, 255 serve, 326
forest vegetation, and American chestnut, in upland Juncus megacephalus, a rare species on Hog Island in
forest communities in Virginia, 24 the Virginia Coast Reserve, 326
forests, vegetation of as affected by edaphic factors, in JURIK, THOMAS W.: see Zhang, Hanzhong, 33
the Virginia Piedmont, 161
Kalmia latifolia (mountain laurel), growing season wa-
GABARAYEVA, N.: see Zavada, M. S., 292 ter relations of, 123
Gagea fistulosa, new to Vermont, 58 KARLIN, Eric F.: The Sphagnum flora of Delaware, 43
germination, studies of, using Plantago species, 154 Kincaip, Dwicut T.: see Stalter, Richard, 191
GRACIE, CAROL: Observations of dual function of nec- Konza Tallgrass Prairie, Kansas, compared to Hemp-
taries in Ruellia radicans (Nees) Lindau (Acan- stead Plains, New York, 191
thaceae), 188 KRAFFT, CAIRN C.: The role of carnivory in the growth
gradient analysis, of upland forest communities in Vir- and reproduction of Drosera filiformis and D. ro-
ginia, 24 tundifolia, 12
GreiGc, NAncy: Structure and function of dimorphic
prop roots in Piper auritum L., 176 Lactuca serriola, \eaf orientation of, 33
GRELLER, ANDREW M.: A vascular flora of the forested Lamont, Eric E. (Book Review), 334
portion of Cunningham Park, Queens County, New LAMONT, Eric E.: see Stalter, Richard, 191
York: Corrections and additions III, 330 LAMONT, Eric E.: The vascular flora of Orient Beach
Greller, Andrew M. (Book Review), 211 State Park, Long Island, New York, 449
Growing season water relations of Rhododendron max- LANNER, RONALD M.: see Connor, Kristina F., 184
imum L. and Kalmia latifolia L., 123 leaf development, in the compass plant (Si/phium), 33
growth rates, of black spruce in various parts ofa raised leaf orientation, development of in compass plant (Sil-
boreal bog, 399 phium), 33
gynoecium, stigmatic papillae of, in Acer, 20 LERSTEN, NELs R.: see Peck, Carol J., 20
life forms, Raunkiaer categories, on Hempstead Plains,
Hammond, H. David (Book Reviews), 213, 214 Long Island, New York, 191
HANDEL, STEVEN N.: see Krafft, Cairn C., 12 Life forms of the flora at Hempstead Plains, New York,
Harold William Rickett, Bibliographer & Editor, 1896— and a comparison with four other sites, 191
1989 (Obituary), 67 life history, and regeneration of species in a Maine
HARTVIGSEN, GREGG: see Yost, Susan E., 312 hardwood forest, 303
HEM, A. C.: Maritime forests on Bull Island, Cape life history, of Bashania fangiana (bamboo), 247
Romain, South Carolina, 170 life history type, changes in vegetation of chronose-
Hempstead Plains, Raunkiaer plant life forms in, 191 quences studied in southwestern Ohio, 365, 377,
herkogamy, in the breeding systems of Amaryllidaceae, 385
137 light, and the growth of Talinum on rock outcrops, 1
Heterogeneity of plant litter accumulation in succes- LIPFORD, MICHAEL L.: see Stephenson, Steven L., 24
sional communities, 62 Long !sland, vascular flora of Orient Beach State Park
Hibiscus militaris, H. palustris, in Pelham Bay Park, on, 449
Bronx, New York, 329 long term ecological research sites, on Hog Island, Vir-
Hibiscus militaris L. (Malvaceae) new to New York ginia Coast Reserve (Delmarva Peninsula), 326
State, 329 Lyons, PAUL C.: Memorial to William Cuip Darrah
Hog Island, Virginia Coast Reserve, rare plant species (1909-1989), 195
on, 326
How to Know the Wild Flowers (Book Review), 213 Magnolia delavayi, pollen development in, 292
HOWARD, RICHARD A.: Harold William Ricketi, Bib- Maine, populations of Carex polymorpha in, 444
liographer & Editor, 1896-1989, 67 male/female differences, in the cycad Macrozamia
Hu, Jmncuu: see Taylor, Alan H., 247 riedlei, 6
Hurrican Hugo, effect on Bull Island, South Carolina, Manglietia tenuipes, pollen development in, 292
maritime forest vegetation, 170 maritime forest, on Bull Island, South Carolina, a bar-
rier island, 170
importance values, of species in the Wave Hill (NYC) Maritime forests on Bull Island, Cape Romain, South
natural area, 312 Carolina, 170
Influence of interspecfic competition, light and mois- maritime vegetation, of Orient Beach State Park, de-
ture levels on growth of rock outcrop Talinum scribed and discussed, 449
(Portulacaceae), 1 MARSHALL, EVERETT J.: see Zika, Peter F., 58
initial floristic composition, its effect on succession, in Massachusetts, populations of Carex polymorpha in,
southwestern Ohio, 392 444
Intermountain Flora, Volume 3B: Fabales (Book Re- mast-seeding, in Bashania fangiana (bamboo) in
view), 212 southwestern China, 247
1991] INDEX TO VOLUME 118, 1991 501
MAun, M. A.: see Zhang, Jianhua, 141 PAILLET, FREDERICK L.: Relationship between pollen
MAUusETH, JAMES D.: see Greig, Nancy, 176 frequency in moss polsters and forest composition
Memorial to William Culp Darrah (1909-1989) (Obit- in a naturalized stand of American chestnut: Im-
uary), 195 plications for paleoenvironmental interpretation,
Miao, Shi Li: see Primack, Richard B., 154 432
Michelia fuscata, pollen development in, 292 paleoecology, as determined by pollen data, 432
moisture, and the growth of Talinum on rock outcrops, pandas, giant, in relation to mass-flowering of Basha-
nia (bamboo) in southwestern China, 247
monocarpy, in Bashania fangiana (bamboo), in south- Panicum virgatum (switchgrass), establishment on a
western China, 247 Lake Erie sand dune, 141
Morey, Este DARRAH: see Lyons, Paul C., 195 PANUCCHIO, MARIA K.: see Greller, Andrew M., 330
MULLER, ROBERT N.: Growing season water relations Papillate stigmas in Acer (Aceraceae), 20
of Rhododendron maximum L. and Kalmia lati- Paronychia canadensis, endangered species in Ver-
folia L., 123 mont, 58
patchiness, of plant litter accumulation in successional
nectar, in annular nectaries of Ruellia radicans, as an communities, 62
ant attractant, 188 Patterns of Picea mariana (black spruce) growth and
needle age, in bristlecone pine, and chlorophyll con- raised bog development in Victory Basin, Ver-
tent, 184 mont, 399
New England, development of boreal raised bogs and peat moss, and the presence of Sphagnum in Delaware,
black spruce growth in, 399 43
New Jersey, litter accumulation in successional com- peatland, on coastal plain of Delaware, 43
munities of, 62 peatland development, in a raised boreal bog in Ver-
New York, balsam fir population dynamics and growth mont, 399
in, 255 Peck, CAROL J.: Papillate stigmas in Acer (Aceraceae),
New York, prairie life forms on Hempstead Plains, 20
Long Island, 191 Pennsylvania, populations of Carex polymorpha in,
New York, vascular flora of Orient Beach State Park 444
in, 449 Petasites palmatus, endangered species in Vermont, 58
New York flora, new records for in the Champlain phenology, of Solidago shortii, in Kentucky, 281
Valley, 58 Physalis viscosa, a rare species on Hog Island in the
NICHOLAS, N. S.: see Helm, A. C., 170 Virginia Coast Reserve, 326
non-native species, in the vegetation of the Wave Hill Picea mariana, pattern of growth in vicinity of a raised
(NYC) natural area, 312 boreal bog in Vermont, 399
northern hardwoods, regeneration of, in relation to sec- Picea rubens, associated with balsam fir in the Adi-
ondary succession, 303 rondacks, 255
Nymphaea coerulea, pollen development in, 292 Pickett, Steward T. A. (Book Reviews), 211, 216
Piedmont, forest vegetation of in Virginia, as affected
by edaphic factors, 161
oak woods, Cold Spring Harbor, New York, compared Piedmont, on North Carolina, compared to Hemp-
to Hempstead Plains, 191 stead Plains, New York, 191
Observation of dual function of nectaries in Ruellia Pimpinella saxifraga, new to Vermont, 58
radicans (Nees) Lindau (Acanthaceae), 188 pine, old-growth loblolly (Pinus taeda), South Carolina
Ohio, floristics of old field—deciduous forest succession barrier island, 120
in southwestern 365, 377, 385, 392 pine barrens, in central and western New York, 412
old field, succesion in southwestern Ohio, 365, 377, Pinus longaeva, cuticle thickness and chlorophyll con-
385, 392 tent of needles of, 184
oldfields, plant litter accumulation in, in New Jersey,
Pinus rigida, communities of, in central and western
62
New York, 412
Ombrotrophic bog, development of in Vermont, 399
Pinus taeda, growth in a South Carolina barrier island
On the trail of John Torrey, #19. Part I. “‘The Inter-
maritime forest, 170
weavings of History, Time, and John Torrey,” 78
On ihe trail of John Torrey, #19. Part II. 19th Century Piper auritum, structure and function of prop roots in,
Military Expeditions, Closet Botany, and John 176
Torrey, 201 Pitch pine (Pinus rigida Mill.) communities in central
ONEGA, TRACY L.: Woody detritus inputs and decom- and western New York, 412
position kinetics in a southern temperate decid- Plant Molecular Systematics (Book Review), 333
uous forest, 52 Plant rarity, of species in the Virginia Coast Reserve,
Ontario, Canada, establishment of Panicum virgatum Delmarva Peninsula, 326
on Lake Erie sand dunes in, 141 plant species list, for the Wave Hill (NYC) natural area,
ordination, using DCA, of pitch pine communities, 412 312
Orient Beach State Park, vascular flora of, 449 Plant Taxonomy. The Systematic Evaluation of Com-
ORNDUFF, ROBERT: Coning phenology of the cycad parative Data (Book Review), 215
Macrozamia riedlei (Zamiaceae) over a five-year Plantago, germination of seeds of, in “‘safe sites,” 154
interval, 6 Plantago aristata, 154
OrwiG, Davin: see Seischab, Franz K., 117 lanceolata, 154
outcrops, rock, and the growth of Talinum on, | major, 154
502 BULLETIN OF THE TORREY BOTANICAL CLUB [VoL. 118
Plantwatching: How Plants Remember, Tell Time, ROBERTS, TERESA L.: Floristics of a chronosequence
Form Partnerships and More (Book Review), 214 corresponding to old field—deciduous forest suc-
PLEASANTS, JOHN M.: see Zhang, Hanzhong, 33 cession in southwestern Ohio. II. Seed banks, 377
Poa pratensis, in competition with Talinum, 2 root suckers, in Piper auritum, 176
Poaceae, the species of Diarrhena in, 128 roots, adventitious, in Piper auritum, 176
Poikilacanthus capitatus, in Mexico, 451 roots, dimorphic, in Piper auritum, 176
macranthus, in Mexico, 451 roots (aerial, prop or stilt), in Piper auritum, 176
novogalicianus, a new species, in Mexico, 451 Rubus species, regeneration of, in a Maine hardwood
pollen, characteristics of, as a taxonomic character in forest, 303
Poikilacanthus (Acanthaceae), 451 Ruellia radicans (Acanthaceae), dual function of nec-
pollen development, in Welwitschia and selected prim- taries in, 188
itive angiosperms, 292
pollen-vegetation relationship, in ancient plant asso- “Safe sites” for germination using Plantago seeds: a
ciations, 432 repetition of a thrice-published experiment, 154
Population dynamics and growth of balsam fir on sand burial, effect on establishment of switchgrass on
Whiteface Mountain, New York, 255 sand dunes, 141
Populus species, regeneration of, in a Maine hardwood Sand Hills, of South Carolina, compared to Hempstead
forest, 303 Plains, New York, 191
prairie, on Long Island, New York, Hempstead Plain, SANFORD, PATRICIA R.: see Paillet, F. L., 432
plant life forms, 191 Sapium sebiferum, established in a South Carolina bar-
prairies, and the presence of the compass plant (Sil- rier island maritime forest, 170
phium), 33 scanning elecron microscopy, of stigmatic papillae in
presettlement forests, of western New York, cata- Acer, 20
strophic disturbances in, 117 Schofield, Eileen K. (Book Review), 88
pressure-volume curves, in the growing season water Schuyler, Alfred E. (Book Review), 333
relations of rosebay rhododendron and mountain seed bank, importance in succession, 377
laurel, 123 seed bank, relevance to succession in old fields, south-
PRIMACK, RICHARD B.: “Safe sites” for germination western Ohio, 385, 392
using Plantago seeds: A repetition of a thrice-pub- seed dormancy, in species of Solidago, 288
lished experiment, 154 seed germination, in species of Solidago, 288
primitive angiosperms, pollen development in, com- seed mass, effect on establishment of switchgrass on
pared to Welwitschia, 292 sand dunes, 141
propagation, vegetative, in Piper auritum, 176 seedling survivorship, of switchgrass (Panicum virga-
Prunus pensylvanica, regeneration of, in a Maine hard- tum) on sand dunes, 141
wood forest, 303 seeds, germination of, in “‘safe sites,” using Plantago
species, 154
Qin, ZISHENG: see Taylor, Alan H., 247 SEISCHAB, FRANZ K.: Catastrophic disturbances in the
Queens County, New York, vascular flora of Cun- presettlement forests of western New York, 117
ningham Park in, 330 SEISCHAB, FRANZ K.: Pitch pine (Pinus rigida Mill.)
Quercus species, abundance in forests of the Virginia communities in central and western New York,
Piedmont, 161 412
self-compatibility, in Zephyranthes, 137
Radnor Lake State Scientific Area, Tennessee, 52 sex ratios, in the cycad Macrozamia riedlei, 6
range extensions of species in the Champlain Valley of Silphium laciniatum, development of leaf orientation
New York and Vermont, 58 in, 33
rare species, genetic variation in, 444 SNYDER, GARY W.: see Vankat, John L., 365
rare species, in the Champlain Valley of New York and soil, in the Virginia Piedmont, as a factor in forest
Vermont, 58 vegetation, 161
rare species, of Sphagnum, in Delaware, 43 Solidago canadensis, seed germination in, 288
RAYNAL, DuDLEyY J.: see Fitzgerald, Brian T., 258 nemoralis, seed germination in, 288
REED, CLYDE F.: see Karlin, Eric F., 43 shortii, ecological life cycle of, in Kentucky, 281
regeneration, importance to secondary succession in a shortii, seed germination ecology of, 288
Maine hardwood forest, 303 Spatial patterns and environmental associates of bam-
REID, Don: see Taylor, Alan H., 247 boo (Bashania fangiana Yi) after mass-flowering
Relationship between pollen frequency in moss pol- in southwestern China, 247
sters and forest composition in a naturalized stand species diversity, changes of in old fields and forests
of American chestnut: Implications for paleoen- in southwestern Ohio, 365, 377, 385
vironmental interpretation, 432 species richness, changes of in old fields and forests in
repeatability, of seed germination experiments, 154 southwestern Ohio, 365, 377, 385
reproductive behavior in Macrozamia riedlei, 6 species-area curve, of the MacArthur-Wilson model for
reproductive effort, in Drosera, 12 islands, 424
revegetation, after disturbance, effect on succession in Sphagnum, in the flora of Delaware, 43
southwestern Ohio, 385 Sporobolus vaginiflorus, in competition with Tali-
Rhododendron maximum (rosebay rhododendron), num, 1
growing season water relations of, 123 spruce, black, patterns of growth ina raised boreal bog,
Rhododendron species, in southwestern China forests, 399
249 spruce-fir associated in subalpine forests, 255
1991] INDEX TO VOLUME 118, 1991 503
STALTER, RICHARD: Life forms of the flora at Hemp- The vegetation of the Wave Hill natural area, Bronx,
stead Plains, New York, and a comparison with New York, 312
four other sites, 191 Till Plains of the Central Lowlands Province, forests
STALTER, RICHARD: see Lamont, E. E., 449 of, in western New York, 117
STANDLEY, Lisa A.: Electrophoretic variability in the Till Plains of the Central Lowlands Province, of New
rare sedge, Carex polymorpha (Cyperaceae), 444 York, pitch pine communities of the, 412
STAPLES, GEORGE W.: see Austin, Daniel F., 265 tissue water relations, in rosebay rhododendron and
steady-state forests, in presettlement western New York, mountain laurel, 123
117 Tree populations on the islands of the lower Chippewa
STEPHENSON, STEVEN: The present distribution of River in Wisconsin, 424
chestnut in the upland forest communities of Vir- Trisetum melicoides, new to New York, 58
ginia, 24 Tsuga dumosa, in southwestern China forests, 249
stigma, papillae on, in Acer, 20 Turbina, revision of neotropical species of, 265
Structure and function of dimorphic prop roots in Piper Turbina amazonica, sp. nov., 265
auritum L., 176 Turbina corymbosa, contains narcotic ergoline alka-
subalpine forests, of spruce and fir, in the northeastern loids, 265
United States and southeastern Canada, 255
succession, and its effect on plant litter accumulation, urban natural area (Wave Hill, New York City), veg-
62 etation of, 312
succession, old field—deciduous forest, in Ohio, 365,
377, 385, 392 VANKAT, JOHN L.: Floristics of a chronosequence cor-
succession, secondary, in relation to forms of regen- responding to old field—deciduous forest succes-
eration, 303 sion in southwestern Ohio. I. Undisturbed vege-
Succession in Abandoned Fields: Studies in Central tation, 365
Czechoslovakia (Book Review), 211 VANKAT, JOHN L.: Floristics of a chronosequence cor-
sundews, and the role of carnivory in growth and re- responding to old field—deciduous forest succes-
production, 12 sion in southwestern Ohio. III. Post-disturbance
survey notes, used to study presettlement forests in vegetation, 385
western New York, 117 VANKAT, JOHN L.: Floristics of a chronosequence cor-
systematics, of the neotropical species of Turbina (Con- responding to old field—deciduous forest succes-
volvulaceae), 265 sion in southwestern Ohio. IV. Intra- and inter-
stand comparisons and their implications for suc-
Taenidia integerrima, threatened species in Vermont, cession mechanisms, 392
58 VANKAT, JOHN L.: see Roberts, T. L., 377
Talinum, growth of, on rock outcrops, 1 vegetation, succession of, in southwestern Ohio, 365,
Talinum calcaricum, 1 377, 385, 392
mengesii, 1 vegetation management, in the Wave Hill (NYC) nat-
taxonomic revision, of neotropical Turbina (Convol- ural area, 312
vulaceae), 265 vegetation structure, changes in chronosequences of
TAYLOR, ALAN H.: Spatial patterns and environmental old field and forest stands, southwestern Ohio, 365
associates of bamboo (Bashania fangiana Yi) after vegetation survey, of the Wave Hill (NYC) natural
mass-flowering in southwestern China, 247 area, 312
temperate forest, and plant litter accumulation in, 62 vegetative reproduction, relevance to succession in old
Tennessee, study of woody detritus inputs and decom- fields, southwestern Ohio, 385, 392
position in a forest of, 52 Vermont, boreal raised bog development, in Victory
The breeding system of Zephyranthes atamasco (Ama- Basin, 399
ryllidaceae), 137 Vermont flora, new records for, in the Champlain Val-
The European Garden Flora. Vol. III. Dicotyledons ley, 58
(Part I) (Book Review), 216 vessel conducting capacity, in Piper auritum, 176
The Germination of Seeds, Fourth Edition (Book Re- Virginia, forest vegetation and edaphic factors in the
view), 87 Piedmont, 161
The importance of different forms of regeneration in Virginia and the present distribution of American
a Maine hardwood forest, 303 chestnut in, 24
The occurrence of state rare species on Hog Island in Virginia Coast Reserve, rare plant species found on
the Virginia Coast Reserve, 326 Hog Island (Delmarva Peninsula), 326
The present distribution of chestnut in the upland for-
ests communities of Virginia, 24 Ware, STEWART: Influence of interspecific competi-
The role of carnivory in the growth and reproduction tion, light and moisture levels on growth of rock
of Drosera filiformis and D. rotundifolia, 12 outcrop Talinum (Portulacaceae), 1
The Sphagnum flora of Delaware, 43 Ware, STEWART: see Farrell, John D., 161
The Vascular Flora of Ohio, Volume 2: The Dicoty- Wave Hill, Bronx, New York City, vegetation of the
ledoneae of Ohio, Part 3: Asteraceae (Book Re- natural area at, 312
view), 334 weeds, in the flora of the Champlain Valley, New York
The vasular flora of Orient Beach State Park, Long and Vermont, 58
Island, New York, 449 Welsh, Stanley L. (Book Review), 212
The Vegetation and Flora of Tennessee (Book Review), Welwitschia, pollen development in, compared to se-
211 lected primitive angiosperms, 292
504 BULLETIN OF THE TORREY BOTANICAL CLUB [VoL. 118
wetland, disappearance of in Delaware, and Sphagnum Yost, SusAN E.: The vegetation of the Wave Hill nat-
presence, 43 ural area, Bronx, New York, 312
Wetland Plants in New Zealand (Book Review), 333 Youn, S. T.: see Helm, A. C., 170
Wuite, ALAN S.: The importance of different forms of
regeneration to secondary succession in a Maine ZAVADA, M. S.: Comparative pollen wall development
hardwood forest, 303 of Welwitschia mirabilis and selected primitive
White Gold (Book Review), 214 angiosperms, 293
windthrow, in presettlement forests of western New ZEDAKER, S. M.: see Helm, A. C., 170
York, 117 Zephyranthes, breeding systems in, 137
WINKLER, MARJORIE G.: see Paillet, F. L., 432 ZHANG, HANZHONG: Development of leaf orientation
Wisconsin, study of American chestnut pollen in moss in the Prairie Compass Plant, Silphium laciniatum
polsters in, 432 L., 33
Wisconsin, tree populations on the islands of the lower ZHANG, JIANHUA: Establishment and growth of Pani-
Chippewa River in, 424 cum virgatum L. seedings on a Lake Erie sand
woody detritus, coarse, in a southern temperate de- dune, 141
diduous forest, 52 ZIKA, PETER F.: Contributions to the flora of the Lake
Woody detritus inputs and decomposition kinetics in Champlain Valley, New York and Vermont, III,
a southern temperate deciduous forest, 52 58
Written in Stone: A Geological History of the North-
eastern United States (Book Review), 216
WYATT, ROBERT: see Broyles, Steven B., 137
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