Torrey Botanical Club. Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 1995: Vol 122 Index

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Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 122(4), 1995, pp. 340-342
INDEX TO VOLUME 122, 1995
A floristic plant ecology study of the limestone cedar length, planar area, and biomass of fine roots on
glades of northern Alabama, 226 a coastal barrier island, 196
Above- and below-ground characteristics of persistent Comparative gradient structure and forest cover types
forest openings in the New Jersey Pinelands, 298 in Lassen Volcanic and Yosemite National Parks,
ABRAHAMSON, WARREN G., | California, 58
Acer rubrum, 115 competition, 1, 24
aerial roots, 269 competitive neighborhoods, 1
Alabama cedar glades, 226 Corydalis, 312
Alismataceae, The (book review), 156 cover types, forest, 58
allometric equations, 196 (CRAWFORD, REx C., 109
American chestnut, 40 Cronquist, Arthur (author of reviewed book), 244
Amur honeysuckle, 190
annual dormancy cycle, 275 Dalea, 226
Appalachians, forests of Southern, 134 DALy, DouG as C. (book review), 243
Asclepiadaceae, 15 Day, FRANK P., 196
demography, 1
Dendrobium, 269
barrens in Illinois, 203 desert adaptation, 145
barrier island, 95, 196 dispersal of Strophostyles, 95
BASKIN, CAROL C., 226, 275 distribution, and possible dispersal of Strophostyles,
BASKIN, JERRY M., 226, 275 95
Bawa, Kamaljit S. (author of reviewed book), 69
Diversity and Evolutionary Biology of Tropical Flow-
below-ground characteristics of forest openings, 298
ers (book review), 320
biomass allocation, 24 dormancy cycle in seeds, 275
biomass of roots, 196
Droseraceae, 185
Bohs, Lynn (author of reviewed book), 249
Drosophyllum (Droseraceae), 185
Bolivia, flora of Pantanal, 314
Botany in India: History and Progress, Vol. 1 (book
Echinochloa, 24
review), 247
ECKENWALDER, JAMES E. (book reviews), 320, 320
Branch architecture plasticity of Amur honeysuckle
Ecology of survival and recovery from blight in Amer-
(Lonicera maackii (Rupr.) Herder): Initial re- ican chestnut trees (Castanea dentata (Marsh.)
sponse in extreme light environments, 190 Borkh.) in Michigan, 40
BREWER, LAWRENCE G., 40 Effect of expanding clones of Gaylussacia baccata (black
British Plant Communities, Vol. 4: Aquatic Commu-
huckleberry) on species composition in sandplain
nities, Swamps, and Tall-herb Fens (book review),
grassland on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, 124
321
EHRENFELD, JOAN G., 298
BRUCE, KATHERINE A., 215
elevation gradients, 58
buried seeds, 275 Embryo growth in tuberous Corydalis species, 312
endangered species, 109
Cactaceae, 145 endemic Phlox, Idaho, 109
cactus, water-storage cells in, 145 endemics, 226
CAMERON, Guy N., 215 Endress, Peter K. (author of reviewed book), 320
canopy gaps, 115, 283 Ericaceae in New Jersey Pinelands, 298
carbon isotope discrimination, 30 ERICKSON, DAVID L., 95
CARLQUIST, SHERWIN, 185 ERTTER, BARBARA (book review), 244
Cascade Range, 58 establishment of Strophostyles, 95
Castanea dentata, 40 evolution, cactus, 145
cedar glades in Alabama, 226
Changes in Land Use and Land Cover: A Global Per- Fabaceae, Strophostyles, 95
spective (book review), 248 Factors affecting limited reproduction by loblolly pine
CHESTER, EDWARD W., 275 in a large old field, 306
chestnut, 40 Fifteen-year population and habitat changes in a nar-
Chinese tallow tree, 215 row Idaho endemic, Phlox idahonis Wherry, 109
CHURCHILL, STEVEN P., 246 FIGIEL, CHESTER R., 24
Classification of barrens and other natural xeric forest fire effects on Florida scrub plants, 282
openings in southern Illinois, 203 Flora and vegetation of “‘Las Piedritas” and the mar-
CLEMANTS, STEVEN E. (book review), 244 gin of Laguna Caceres, Puerto Suarez, Bolivian
clones, expanding, 124 Pantanal, 314
cold stratification in seeds, 275 Flora Neotropical monograph 63. Cyphomandra (So-
COLLINS, BEVERLY, 24 lanaceae), 249
colonization, 95 Florida palmettos, 1
Community-level allometric relationships among Florida scrub plants, 282
340
Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 122(4), 1995, pp. 340-342
INDEX TO VOLUME 122, 1995
A floristic plant ecology study of the limestone cedar length, planar area, and biomass of fine roots on
glades of northern Alabama, 226 a coastal barrier island, 196
Above- and below-ground characteristics of persistent Comparative gradient structure and forest cover types
forest openings in the New Jersey Pinelands, 298 in Lassen Volcanic and Yosemite National Parks,
ABRAHAMSON, WARREN G., | California, 58
Acer rubrum, 115 competition, 1, 24
aerial roots, 269 competitive neighborhoods, 1
Alabama cedar glades, 226 Corydalis, 312
Alismataceae, The (book review), 156 cover types, forest, 58
allometric equations, 196 (CRAWFORD, REx C., 109
American chestnut, 40 Cronquist, Arthur (author of reviewed book), 244
Amur honeysuckle, 190
annual dormancy cycle, 275 Dalea, 226
Appalachians, forests of Southern, 134 DALy, DouG as C. (book review), 243
Asclepiadaceae, 15 Day, FRANK P., 196
demography, 1
Dendrobium, 269
barrens in Illinois, 203 desert adaptation, 145
barrier island, 95, 196 dispersal of Strophostyles, 95
BASKIN, CAROL C., 226, 275 distribution, and possible dispersal of Strophostyles,
BASKIN, JERRY M., 226, 275 95
Bawa, Kamaljit S. (author of reviewed book), 69
Diversity and Evolutionary Biology of Tropical Flow-
below-ground characteristics of forest openings, 298
ers (book review), 320
biomass allocation, 24 dormancy cycle in seeds, 275
biomass of roots, 196
Droseraceae, 185
Bohs, Lynn (author of reviewed book), 249
Drosophyllum (Droseraceae), 185
Bolivia, flora of Pantanal, 314
Botany in India: History and Progress, Vol. 1 (book
Echinochloa, 24
review), 247
ECKENWALDER, JAMES E. (book reviews), 320, 320
Branch architecture plasticity of Amur honeysuckle
Ecology of survival and recovery from blight in Amer-
(Lonicera maackii (Rupr.) Herder): Initial re- ican chestnut trees (Castanea dentata (Marsh.)
sponse in extreme light environments, 190 Borkh.) in Michigan, 40
BREWER, LAWRENCE G., 40 Effect of expanding clones of Gaylussacia baccata (black
British Plant Communities, Vol. 4: Aquatic Commu-
huckleberry) on species composition in sandplain
nities, Swamps, and Tall-herb Fens (book review),
grassland on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, 124
321
EHRENFELD, JOAN G., 298
BRUCE, KATHERINE A., 215
elevation gradients, 58
buried seeds, 275 Embryo growth in tuberous Corydalis species, 312
endangered species, 109
Cactaceae, 145 endemic Phlox, Idaho, 109
cactus, water-storage cells in, 145 endemics, 226
CAMERON, Guy N., 215 Endress, Peter K. (author of reviewed book), 320
canopy gaps, 115, 283 Ericaceae in New Jersey Pinelands, 298
carbon isotope discrimination, 30 ERICKSON, DAVID L., 95
CARLQUIST, SHERWIN, 185 ERTTER, BARBARA (book review), 244
Cascade Range, 58 establishment of Strophostyles, 95
Castanea dentata, 40 evolution, cactus, 145
cedar glades in Alabama, 226
Changes in Land Use and Land Cover: A Global Per- Fabaceae, Strophostyles, 95
spective (book review), 248 Factors affecting limited reproduction by loblolly pine
CHESTER, EDWARD W., 275 in a large old field, 306
chestnut, 40 Fifteen-year population and habitat changes in a nar-
Chinese tallow tree, 215 row Idaho endemic, Phlox idahonis Wherry, 109
CHURCHILL, STEVEN P., 246 FIGIEL, CHESTER R., 24
Classification of barrens and other natural xeric forest fire effects on Florida scrub plants, 282
openings in southern Illinois, 203 Flora and vegetation of “‘Las Piedritas” and the mar-
CLEMANTS, STEVEN E. (book review), 244 gin of Laguna Caceres, Puerto Suarez, Bolivian
clones, expanding, 124 Pantanal, 314
cold stratification in seeds, 275 Flora Neotropical monograph 63. Cyphomandra (So-
COLLINS, BEVERLY, 24 lanaceae), 249
colonization, 95 Florida palmettos, 1
Community-level allometric relationships among Florida scrub plants, 282
340
1995] INDEX TO VOLUME 122, 1995
floristic study in Alabama, 226 KupbbpeEs, LINDA M., 190
fly pollination, 15 KUNKEL, BRIAN A., 190
forest openings, 203; in New Jersey Pinelands, 298
forests, composition, 134; cover types in California, Laguna Caceres, Bolivia flora, 314
58; structure, 58, 115; stand dynamics, 134 Larix occidentalis, 101
forests, oak-hickory, 203; pine, 298 Las Piedritas, flora of, 314
Fralish, J. S. (author of reviewed book), 323 LaSelva: Ecology and Natural History of a Neotropical
Frey, Ruep1, 314 Rainforest (book review), 69
From Coastal Wilderness to Fruited Plain: A History Lassen Volcanic Park, 58
of Environmental Change in Temperate North Leavenworthia, 226
America from 1500 to the Present (book review), length of roots, 196
156 Lip—Nn, MAGNus, 312
Lipg, R. F., 306
gaps in forests, 115, 298 Life history strategies of Florida scrub plants in relation
gas exchange, 30 to fire, 282
Gaylussacia baccata, 124 light intensity, 190
GrBson, DaAvip J. (book review), 156, 323 limestone glades: in Illinois, 203; in Alabama, 226
glades in Illinois, 203; in Alabama, 226 livestock gathering, 109
Gon, C. J., 269 loblolly pine reproduction in large old fields, 306
Goldblatt, Peter (author of reviewed book), 320 loess hill prairies in Illinois, 203
GOoLLEY, F. B., 306 long-term ecosystem research, 95, 115, 196
gradient analysis, California, 58 longevity, 1
GRELLER, ANDREW M. (book review), 69, 247 Loucks, O. L. (author of reviewed book), 323
group selection, 115 LuMER, CECILE, 15
growth of pine seedlings in old fields, 306
Guide to Flowering Plant Families (book review), 243 MacIntosh, R. P. (author of reviewed book), 323
Maine forest, 115
Habitat distribution and competitive neighborhoods Massachusetts (Nantucket) grasslands, 124
in two Florida palmettos, 1 MAUSETH, JAMES D., 145
Hamilton, Lawrence S. (author of reviewed book), 246 McDade, Lucinda A. (author of reviewed book), 69
HARCOMBE, PAUL A., 215 McLeEop, KENNETH W., 30
HARPER, KAREN A., 124 MENGES, Eric S., 282
Hartshorn, Gary S. (author of reviewed book), 69 Meyer, William B. (author of reviewed book), 248
Harvest-created and natural canopy gaps in an oak- Michigan chestnut, recovery from blight, 40
pine forest in Maine, 115 MIDDLETON, BETH A., 152
Haynes, Robert R. (author of reviewed book), 156 mixed mesophytic forest, 134
HEDMAN, CRAIG W., 134 Mooney, NICHOLAS P. (book review), 321
HEIKENS, ALICE L., 203 Mortality of western larch seedlings in relation to seed-
Hespenheide, Henry A. (author of reviewed book), 69 bed characteristics at the dry end of its ecological
Holm-Nielsen, Lauritz (author of reviewed book), 156 range, 101
huckleberry, black, 124 MOSELEY, ROBERT K., 109
HUNTER, MALCOLM L., Jr., 115 multivariate analysis, 203
hydrochory, 152
Nantucket Island grassland, 124
NEE, MICHAEL (book review), 249, 323
Idaho endemic, 109
neighborhood structure, 1
Index to Plant Chromosome Numbers 1990-1991
Nepenthaceae, 185
(book review), 320
New Jersey Pinelands, 298
Initiation of a new woodland type on the Texas Coastal
NEWENSCHWANDER, LEON F., 101
Prairie by the Chinese tallow tree (Sapium sebi-
NEWMAN, JONATHAN A. (book review), 248
ferum (L.) Roxb.), 215
Niklas, Karl J. (author of reviewed book), 321
Interior Low Plateaus, 226 nitrogen in soil of forest openings, 298
Intermountain Flora, Vol. 5: The Asterales (book re-
nutrient levels, 24, 30, 298
view), 243
introduced species, 215
oak-hickory forests, 203
Inventory of Rare and Endangered Vascular Plants of
open space within vegetation, 282, 298
California (book review), 244
openings in forest, 203, 298
orchids, aerial roots of, 269
JAMES O. LUKEN, 190 OSWALD, BRIAN P., 101
John T. Curtis, Fifty Years of Wisconsin Plant Ecology
(book review), 323 palmettos, 1
Johnson, Dale E. (author of reviewed book), 320 Pantanal flora, Bolivia, 314
Johri, B. M. (author of reviewed book), 247 PARKER, ALBERT J., 58
Juvik, James O. (author of reviewed book), 246 PARSONS, WILLIAM F. J., 298
partial harvest, 115
KIMBALL, ALAN J., 115 Pavlik, Bruce M. (author of reviewed book), 244
KOHFELDT, NANCY, 282 persistent forest openings, 298
342 BULLETIN OF THE TORREY BOTANICAL CLUB [VoL. 122
Phalaris, 24 shrublands in Florida, 282
Phlox idahonis, 109 shrubs in Florida scrub, 282; in New Jersey Pinelands,
Photosynthesis and water-use efficiency of two sandhill 298
oaks following additions of water and nutrients, Sierra Nevada, 58
30 Skinner, Mark W. (author of reviewed book), 244
phylogeny of Drosophyllum (Droseraceae), 185 SNOOK, RICHARD E., 196
Pinper, J. E., III, 306 soil fungi, 298
Pinus: P. strobus, 115; P. rigida, 298; P. taeda, 306 soil moisture in forest openings, 298
pitch pine, 298 South Carolina, old field succession in, 306
planar area of roots, 196 Spathoglottis plicata, 269
Plant Allometry. The Scaling of Form and Process (book Sporobolus, 226
review), 321 STAAF, RUTGER, 312
plasticity of branching, 190 stand dynamics of forests, 134
pollination, 15 strategies of plants in fire communities, 282
pollinia, 15 stratification in seeds, 275
population ecology, 1, 109 Strophostyles umbellata, 95
population monitoring, 109 succession, 124
post-fire abundance patterns in Florida scrub, 282 summer annual, 275
post-fire recovery guild, 282 survival: of grasses, 24; of American chestnut (Cas-
prairie, woodland on Texas Coastal Plain, 215; loess tanea), 40
hill, in Illinois, 203 survivorship of pine in old fields, 306
pre-settlement vegetation in Illinois, 203
Puerto Suarez, Bolivia flora, 314 The quiescent center in aerial roots of orchids, 269
The reproductive biology of Vincetoxicum nigrum (L.)
Quercus: Q. hemisphaerica, 30; Q. laevis, 30; Q. rubra, Moench (Asclepiadaceae), a Mediterranean weed
115 in New York State, 15
quiescent center in aerial roots, 269 THOLEMEIER, TIM C., 190
Tropical Montane Cloud Forests (book review), 246
RAGHAVAN, V., 269 Turner, B. L., II (author of reviewed book), 248
recovery from blight of chestnut, 40 VAITKus, MILDA R., 30
reproduction of pine in old fields, 306 VAN Lear, Davip H., 134
reproductive biology, 15 Variation in survival and biomass of two wetland grasses
resprouting after fire, 282 at different nutrient and water levels over a six
riparian forests, 134 week period, 24
ROBERTSON, PHILIP A., 203 Vegetation of Bolivian Pantanal, 314
Rodwell, J. S. (author of reviewed book), 321 vegetation, forest, 58
Role of temperature in the germination ecology of the Vegetative structure and composition of Southern Ap-
summer annual Bidens polylepis Blake (Astera- palachian riparian forests, 134
ceae), 275 velamentous roots, 269
root growth, 196 Vincetoxicum, 15
root length, planar area, and biomass, 196
roots in pine forests, 298 water levels, 24, 30
roots, aerial, 269 water relations of Strophostyles, 95
RUDNICKY, JAMES L., 115 water stress, 145
water use efficiency, 30
Sabal, | water-storage cells, 145
safe sites, for establishment, 101 Wess, DAvip H., 226
Salinity response, distribution, and possible dispersal WEIN, GARY, 24
ofa barrier island strand glycophyte, Strophostyles western larch, 101
umbellata (Fabaceae), 95 wetland grasses, 24
Sampling device for the measurement of seed rain and Wuite, ALAN S., 115
hydrochory in rivers, 152 Whitney, Gordon G. (author of reviewed book), 156
sandhill oaks, 30 WILSON, ERIKA J., 185
sandplain grassland on Nantucket, 124 WITHAM, JACK W., 115
Sapium sebiferum, 215 Wood anatomy of Drosophyllum (Droseraceae): Eco-
Scatena, F. N. (author of reviewed book), 246 logical and phylogenetic considerations, 185
SCHUYLER, ALFRED E. (book review), 156 woodland type, 215
scrubby flatwoods in Florida, 282
secondary succession, 306 xeric, 101, 203
seed dormancy, 275
seed germination of Strophostyles, 95 Yosemite National Park, 58
seed maturation in Corydalis, 312 Yost, SuSAN E., 15
seed production by pine in old fields, 306 YOuNG, DONALD R., 95
seed rain, 152
seedbed characteristics of western larch, 101 ZHU, WEIXING, 298
seedling mortality, 101 Zomlefer, Wendy B. (author of reviewed book), 243
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