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Arkansas Field Botany (Flora And Vegetation) Bibliography (1988-2000), James H. Peck, C. Theo Witsell, Thomas L. Foti
Arkansas Field Botany (Flora And Vegetation) Bibliography (1988-2000), James H. Peck, C. Theo Witsell, Thomas L. Foti
Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science
The floristic richness and diversity of vegetation in Arkansas continues to require and stimulate a growing body of taxonomic and ecological research publications. Peck and Peck (1988) listed 766 references, including those of the two prior lists. Since then we have gathered 417 additional references. The total list now contains 1,183 references, with 70% prepared or published since 1970. This update is provided for four reasons: 1) to compile a comprehensive source to direct and facilitate future studies, 2) to provide easier access to many reports not normally located in electronic databases, 3) to improve communications with botanists outside Arkansas, …
Diversity Of Lamium (Lamiceae) In Arkansas, Including Occurrences Of Lamium Hybridum And Flower Color Forms, Jason A. Haley, Daniel L. Marsh
Diversity Of Lamium (Lamiceae) In Arkansas, Including Occurrences Of Lamium Hybridum And Flower Color Forms, Jason A. Haley, Daniel L. Marsh
Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science
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Survey Of Salvinia (Salviniaceae) In Eastern Arkansas, James H. Peck
Survey Of Salvinia (Salviniaceae) In Eastern Arkansas, James H. Peck
Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science
Salvinia, water spangles, is a genus of 10 species of free-floating heterosporous aquatic ferns with two species introduced to North America. S. minima Baker was introduced into the eastern United States by at least 1814 and occurs mainly across the southeastern United States. S. molesta Mitchell was recognized as a distinct species in the 1970s, was introduced into the United States as a water-garden plant in the 1980s, and has escaped and spread across the southeastern United States in the 1990s. It is recognized by federal agency as noxious aquatic weed. S. minima Baker was discovered in Arkansas in 1998. …
Status Report On Harperella, Ptilimnium Nodosum (Rose) Mathias, In Arkansas, Edith L. Hardcastle, David X. Williams
Status Report On Harperella, Ptilimnium Nodosum (Rose) Mathias, In Arkansas, Edith L. Hardcastle, David X. Williams
Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science
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Ouachita Mountain Population Of Diphasiastrum Digitatum (Dillenius Ex. A. Braun (Holub)) Reported In Montgomery County On The Ouachita National Forest, Terry Keith Mckay, Daniel L. Marsh
Ouachita Mountain Population Of Diphasiastrum Digitatum (Dillenius Ex. A. Braun (Holub)) Reported In Montgomery County On The Ouachita National Forest, Terry Keith Mckay, Daniel L. Marsh
Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science
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