I have created an index to all issues of the Michigan Botanist / Great Lakes Botanist. It is in RIS format to be uploaded into a citation management software program like Mendeley, Zotero, Endnote and EndNote Web. It includes all issues from 1862-2018, vols 1-59. If you would like this RIS file, please email me at teghtmey@msu.edu. Please include 'GLB RIS file' in the subject line. Happy reading!
Michigan Botanist is one of the best places to find articles specific to the native flora of Michigan. However, it is poorly indexed in commercial databases. HathiTrust provides full text to the early volumes, 1-37 (1962-1998), but provides no search feature to the whole series, just within small, individual pdf files. In addition, the navigation to find a specific volume and issue in each pdf file is frustrating to say the least.
On this page I listed the tables of contents to the volumes not indexed on the UM-Michigan Botanist page. For full text access to volumes 38-current, go to the Michigan Botanist homepage. The articles can be found by title lists, author lists, and keyword searching. At this time I am not adding more ToCs to vols 38 onwards.
Contact Suzi Teghtmeyer for assistance if needed.
Michigan Botanist - MSU MAIN LIBRARY QK1 .M49
Vol 1, No 1 March, 1962
CONTENTS
Announcement 3
The Michigan Botanical Club - Helen V. Smith 4
An Overlooked Lycopodium - Dale J. Hagenah 5
To Be Expected 8
Notes on the Life History of Campanula americana, the Tall Bellflower - Stanwyn G. Shetler 9
Mushrooming in Northwestern Michigan - Ruth F. Hunsberger 15
Poison-Ivy in Northern Michigan - William T. Gillis 17
Ailanthus Promotion a Fraud? 22
Notes on the Flora of Chippewa County, Michigan - Jarl K. Hiltunen 23
Characteristics and Distribution of the Spring Cresses, Cardamine bulbosa and C. douglassii, in Michigan - Ronald L. Stuckey 27
Seasonal Aspects of Berchtold's Pondweed - George S. Hunt 35
Michigan Botanists—Past, Present, and Future 36
Herbarium at the Ford Forestry Center - Eric A. Bourdo 36
Corticolous Bryophyte and Lichen Communities on American Beech (Fagus grandifolia) in Northern Michigan - Frederick B. Bevis 37
Michigan Plants in Print 43
Program Notes 47
Vol 1 no 2 September 1962
CONTENTS
Tricholoma irirtum in Michigan - Alexander H. Smith 51
Green Dragon (Arisaema dracontium) - Emma J. Cole 56
A Reminder 59
Review — Michigan Wildflowers - Mabel Jaques Cuthbert 60
Douglass Houghton's Botanical Collections in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota on the Schoolcraft Expedition of 1832 - Janice L. Rittenhouse and Edward G. Voss 61
A Look at Conservation - E. Genevieve Gillette 71
Culture of Castilleja coccinea (Indian Paint-brush), a Root-parasitic Flowering Plant - William M. Malcolm 77
A New Combination In the Scirpus cyperinus Complex - Alfred E. Schuyler 80
Editorial Notes 80
North of the Soo - Arthur Stanley Pease 81
Carex grayii in the Western Upper Peninsula of Michigan - Frederick B. Bevis 85
University of Michigan Botanical Gardens 87
News of Botanists 88
Michigan Big Tree Survey - Paul W. Thompson 89
Michigan Plants in Print 91
Program Notes. Errata 95
Notice to Librarians, Subscribers, & Binders 95
2, 1 January 1963
CONTENTS
Floral Radiography Is My Hobby - Albert G. Richards 3
Trilliums - Charles H. Buswell 6
Plant Succession in an Intermittent Pond after Twenty Years - Norman J. Reigle 13
Cytotaxonomic Studies in Michigan Asters - Paul Van Faasen 17
Our Native Plant Protection Poster - Elizabeth Siddall 27
Michigan Plants in Print 29
Program Notes 31
Editorial Notes 31
2, 2 March 1963
CONTENTS
Palynology, With Special Reference to Palynological - Studies in Michigan
Alan Graham 35
Announcement 44
The Disappearing Sleeping Bear Sand Dune - William T. Gillis & Keith I. Bakeman 45
Michigan Plants in Print - Guide to Literature on the Michigan Flora: 3. Local Lists 55
Guide to Literature on the Michigan Flora: 4. Information about the Flora of Michigan 57
New Literature Relating to Michigan Botany 58
Review — Manual of Vascular Plants 61
Program Notes 63
Conservation Report
Florence Schermerhorn 63
2, 3 May 1963
CONTENTS
The Use of Floral Pigment Chromatography as an Aid in the Taxonomy of Viola - James E. Munson 67
Pteridophytes of the Huron Mountains, Marquette County, Michigan - Dale J. Hagenah 78
Michigan Plants in Print 93
Program Notes 95
Errata 95
Editorial Notes 95
2, 4 October 1963
CONTENTS
Distributions of Distinctive Shoreline Plants in the Great Lakes Region - Kenneth E. Guire and Edward G. Voss 99
Striking Features in the Development of Internodal Epidermis in the Oat Plant (Avena sativa) - Peter B. Kaufman and Sandra J. Cassell 115
The Influence of Defoliation of Diseased American Elms on the Vertical Growth of Vines - Thane S. Bobinson 121
American Chestnut, An Addition to the Flora of Kalamazoo County, Michigan - Thane S. Bobinson .' 124
The Silica Gel Method for Drying Mushrooms - Florence V. Hoseney 125
Index Notice 127
Errata. Editorial Notes 127
v.3 no 1 January, 1964
CONTENTS
Mosses of the Douglas Lake Region of Michigan - Howard Crum 3
Rhizopogon. A Curious Genus of False Truffles - Alexander H. Smith 13
Traoheid Lengths of Michigan Jack Pine Determined by the Ladell Method of Measurement - Chester L. Bartels & John W. Andresen 20
Michigan Plants in Print 25
Program Notes 31
Editorial Notes 31
3, 2 March 1964
CONTENTS
Black Crowberry in the Lake Superior Region - James H. Soper & Edward G. Voss 35
Records of Michigan Vascular Plants, with Primary Reference to the Mackinac Straits Region - Martin A. Piehl 39
The Michigan Lily - Edward G. Voss 44
Mosses of the Douglas Lake Region of Michigan (cont.) - Howard Crum 48
Michigan State University Herbarium 63
3, 3 May 1964
CONTENTS
A Hybrid Twayblade and its Rarer Parent, Listera auriculata, in northern Michigan - Fred W. Case, Jr 67
An Ecological Study of a Wet Prairie on Harsens Island, Michigan - Bruce N. Hayes 71
Notes on Interesting Mushrooms from the Upper Peninsula - Ingrid Bartelli & Alexander H. Smith 83
Natural Hybridization in the Genus Cirsium—II. C. altissimum x C. discolor - Gerald B. Ownbey 87
Skunk-cabbage in Michigan - Edward G. Voss 97
Michigan Plants in Print 102
Editorial Notes 103
3, 4 October 1964
CONTENTS
Seeds and Seedlings of Native Orchids - Warren P. Stoutamire 107
Myxomycete Spore Longevity - Frederic H. Erbisch 120
Review — Wild Plants in Flower 121
Index to Volumes 1-3 122
New Scientific Names and Combinations 134
Index Notice 135
Special Offer 135
Editorial Notes 135
4, 1 January 1965
CONTENTS
Hybrid Wood Ferns in Ontario - Donald M. Britton 3
Michigan Botanical Club News 9
Editorial Note 10
Some Rare and Interesting Aquatic Vascular Plants of Northern Michigan, with Special Reference to Cusino Lake (Schoolcraft Co.) - Edward G. Voss 11
Review—The Mosses of Michigan 25
Additions to the Douglas Lake Bryoflora - Howard Crum 26
A New Species of the Boletaceae - Alexander H. Smith & Robert L. Shaffer 27
News of Botanists 31
Publications of Interest 32
Michigan Plants in Print 33
Information for Authors 38
Program Notes 39
Editorial Notes 39
4, 2 March 1965
CONTENTS
The White Gentian of the Prairies - James S. Pringle 43
Henry Townsend Darlington — 1875-1964 - John H. Beaman 48
Mushrooms on Parade - Helen V. Smith 54
A Previously Undescribed Species of Pluteus from Michigan - Alexander H. Smith & Ingrid Bartelli 60
Variation in Chelone glabra in Wisconsin (Scrophulariaceae) - Frank S. Crosswhite 62
Michigan Plants in Print 67
Review—Orchids of the Western Great Lakes Region 70
Program Notes 71
Editorial Notes 71
4,3 May 1965
CONTENTS
Studies of Root Parasitism in Pedicularis lanceolate - Martin A. Piehl 75
Review—Tall Timbers and Far Horizons 82
Distribution of Primula mistassinica in the Great Lakes Region - James H. Soper, Edward G. Voss, & Kenneth E. Guire 83
Karyotypes in the Alismataceae of Itasca State Park - William L. Bloom 87
Rediscovery of Cypripedium passerinum in the Lake Superior Region - James H. Soper 91
A Review on Crataegus 93
Nature Education Feature- Interpreting Nature at a Park - Jocelyn Moore 97
Michigan Plants in Print 100
Program Notes 103
Editorial Notes 103
v4, 4 October 1965
CONTENTS
Plant Associates of Sarracenia purpurea (Pitcher Plant) in Acid and Alkaline Habitats - Adrienne J. Mandossian 107
Notes on the Distribution of Carex in Michigan - John A. Churchill 115
News of Botanists 117
Discovery of the Northern Twayblade (Listera borealis) - in the Lake Superior Region of Ontario
Frederick W. Case, Jr 118
Nature Education Feature-Nature is for Children - Lydia K. Frehse 122
Michigan Plants in Print 124
Index Notice 127
Editorial Notes 127
Errata 127
Program Notes 127
5,1 January 1966
CONTENTS
Fossil Plants in Michigan - Chester A. Arnold 3
Utilization of Animal Protein by the Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia purpurea - R. Malcolm Williams 14
New and Noteworthy Fungi from Michigan - Alexander H. Smith 18
Variations in the Leaf of Sarracenia purpurea (Pitcher Plant) - Adrienne J. Mandossian 26
Vegetation of Two Bogs in Southwestern Michigan - Richard Brewer 36
Michigan Plants in Print 46
Program Notes 47
Publications of Interest 35, 47
5,2 March 1966
CONTENTS
Studies of the Byron Bog in Southwestern Ontario. XXVI. Distribution of Shrubs and Vines - William W. Judd 51
Bryophytes New to the Douglas Lake Area - Norton G. Miller & Howard Crum 57
Moss from the Bottom of the Great Lakes - Jarl K. Hiltunen 62
A New Variant of Erythronium americanum (Yellow Fawn Lily) - Ruth C. Smith 63
Lygodium palmatum , the ClimbingFern, in Southwestern Michigan - Richard W. Pippen 64
Germination of Seeds in Sarracenia purpurea (Pitcher Plant) - Adrienne J. Mandossian 67
Variability in Wild Populations in the Genus Tragopogon - in Michigan and Indiana - Marion T. Hall, Joan V. Per sell, & Paul W. Thompson ... 79
Michigan Plants in Print 91
Program Notes, J 95
Editorial Notes 95
5, 3 May 1966
CONTENTS
Differences in Habitats and Associates of the Varieties of Rorippa islandica in the Douglas Lake Region of Michigan - Ronald L. Stuckey 99
The Releve Method for Describing Vegetation - William S. Benninghoff 109
Notes on the Distribution of Arisaema dracontium in Michigan - Marvin L. Dembinsky, Jr 114
An Undescribed Bolete in the B. rubellus Group - Harry D. Thiers & Alexander H. Smith 117
Reviews—A Flora of Northeastern Minnesota Botanical Essays for Humanists 119 - Nature Education Feature-
Mushroom Collectors - What Are They Doing? - Ingrid Bartelli 120
Publications of Interest 124, 127
Michigan Plants in Print 125
Program Notes 127
Editorial Notes 127
5, No. 3A:
A Preliminary Account of the North American Species of Leccinum, Section Leccinum - Alexander H. Smith, Harry D. Thiers, & Roy Watling. ... 131
5,4 Octoher 1966
CONTENTS
Winifred Chase, Intrepid Spirit - Kenneth L. Jones 183
Presettlement Forest Patterns in Montcalm County, Michigan - Timothy W. Hushen, Ronald O. Kapp,
Robert D. Bogue, & John T. Worthington 192
The Natural Occurrence of a Hybrid Honeysuckle (Lonicera x bella) in Ohio and Michigan - Edward J. P. Hauser 211
Additional Species of Clitocybe from Michigan - Howard E. Bigelow & Alexander H. Smith 218
Index and Subscription Notice 227
Editorial Notes 227
6, 1 January 1967
CONTENTS
Studies in the Genus Agaricus - I. Agaricus cretacellus and Its Relationships - Bill F. Isaacs 3
The Status of Some Reports of Vascular Plants from Michigan - Edward G. Voss 13
Two Additional Grass Species for Southwestern Michigan - Stephen N. Stephenson 24
Michigan Plants in Print 26
Review — Wild Flowers of the United States 30
Program Notes 31
Editorial Notes 31
News of Botanists 31
6, 2 March 1967
CONTENTS
A Vegetative Key to the Genera of Submersed and Floating Aquatic Vascular Plants of Michigan - Edward G. Voss 35
1966 — The Year of the Boletes - Ingrid Bartelli 51
Review — Michigan Wildflowers (revised) 53
Bryophytes from the Upper Falls of the Tahquamenon - Howard Crum & Norton G. Miller 54
New and Interesting Boletes from Michigan - Samuel J. Mazzer & Alexander H. Smith 57
Michigan Plants in Print 68
Publications of Interest 70, 71
Program Notes 71
Editorial Notes 71
6,3 May 1967
CONTENTS
Some Observations on Spreading of Aquatic Flowering Plants in Deep Water of Douglas Lake, Michigan - Dennis D. Bromley 75
Publications of Interest 80, 102
The "Lost" Plants of Thomas Nuttall's 1810 Expedition into the Old Northwest - Ronald L. Stuckey 81
The Genus Polymnia (Compositae) in Michigan - James R. Wells 94
The Hypogeous Seedling in Desmodium (Leguminosae) - John D. Ambrose 97
Nature Education Feature—A Trip Afield - Lydia K. Frehse 100
Program Notes 103
Editorial Notes 103
Flora North America 103
6, No. 3A:
A Preliminary Account of the North American Species of Leccinum, Sections Luteoscabra and Scabra - Alexander H. Smith, Harry D. Thiers, & Roy Watling .... 107
6, 4 October 1967
CONTENTS
Flower Biology of the Lady's-Slippers (Orchidaceae: Cypripedium) - Warren P. Stoutamire 159
Review — Vegetation and Common Plants of Sleeping Bear 175
Lactic-Acetic-Orcein as a Chromosome Stain - T. S. Cooperrider & J. H. Morrison 176
Review — The Nut Jar. A Cookbook 178
The Relationship of Rhizobia in the Nodule Formation of Northwest Grimm Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) - Kathie Dalessandri & Frederic H. Erbisch 179
Review — The Monocotyledoneae of Ohio 184
Michigan Plants in Print 185
Index to Volumes 4-6 187
Information for Authors 202
Index Notice 203
Editorial Notes 203
Waterloo Spruce Bog 203
7,1 January 1968
CONTENTS
Rare Old Publications in Michigan Herbaria - Rogers McVaugh 3
Notes on the Genus Suillus (Boletaceae) - Alexander H. Smith & Harry D. Thiers 14
Observations on the Bolbitiaceae. IV. A New Genus of Gastromycetoid Fungi - Roy Watling 19
Funaria flavicans, A Moss New to Canada - Howard Crum & Wilfred Botham 24
Michigan Plants in Print 25
Review—Disease in Forest Plantations: Thief of Time 30
Editorial Notes 31
Publications of Interest 13, 31
7, 2 March 1968
CONTENTS
A Preliminary Study of Clavariadelphus in North America - Virginia L. Wells & Phyllis E. Kempton 35
Odd and Unusual Discomycetes from Michigan, I - Nancy Jane Smith 58
Asexual Reproduction in the Burning Bush, Euonymus atropurpureus - Lytton J. Musselman 60
Seasonal Change in a Sand Prairie in Van Buren County, Michigan - Dan Pokora 62
Announcement 66
The Duckweeds of Minnesota - Howard L. Clark & John W. Thieret 67
Publications of Interest 76
The Spring Beauties (Claytonia) in Michigan - Edward G. Voss 77
New Localities for Mosses Rarely Found in Michigan's Upper Peninsula - Maynard C. Bowers 93
Michigan Plants in Print 94
Editorial Notes 95
"Winter Wildflowers" 95
7,3 May 1968
CONTENTS
The Status and Distribution of Gentiana linearis and G. rubri-caulis in the Upper Great Lakes Region - James S. Pringle 99
Teratological Stamens and Carpels of a Willow from Northern Michigan - Warren H. Wagner, Jr 113
A Preliminary Report on the Distribution of Gymnosperms in Michigan - Edward G. Voss 121
Review of the Status of Some Green Algae in the Genus Coela-strum - Mason G. Fenwick 129
Bryophytes New to Michigan Howard Crum & Norton G. Miller 132
Distributional History of Butomus umbellatus (Flowering-Rush) in the Western Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair Region - Ronald L. Stuckey 134
The Cantharellaceae of Michigan - Alexander H. Smith 143
Nature Education Feature—Making Rubber Duplicates of Mushrooms - Richard A. Mortemore 184
Michigan Plants in Print 188
Publications of Interest 189, 191
Review—A Field Guide to Wildflowers 190
Program Notes 191
Editorial Notes 191
7,4 October 1968
CONTENTS
Sex Determination in Mosses - Dale H.Vitt 195
Mosquito Pollination of Habenaria obtusata (Orchidaceae) - Warren P. Stoutamire 203
Studies on the Hydnums of Michigan. I. Genera Phellodon, Bankera, Hydnellum - Kenneth A. Harrison 212
Nature Education Feature—Contact Dermatitis Caused by Plants - A. P. Ulbrich 265
Additional Wisconsin Records for the Ebony Spleen wort, A splenium platyneuron - Lytton J. Musselman 268
The Milton College Herbarium - Lytton J. Musselman 269
Editorial Notes 271
Program Notes 271
News Notes 271
8,1 1969 January 1969
CONTENTS
Pollen Analysis at the Thaller Mastodon Site, Gratiot County, Michigan - Edith R. Held & Ronald O. Kapp 3
Review—Living With Your Land 10
An Ecological Analysis of a Southern Michigan Bog - Garrett E. Crow 11
Bryophytes New to Michigan. II - Howard Crum & Norton G. Miller 28
Nature Education Feature—Natural Area Preservation in the Age of the Megalopolis - Ronald O. Kapp 30
Samuel H. Watson, Pioneer Botanist of Southern Wisconsin - Lytton J. Musselman 35
Dark-Barked Birches of Southern Michigan - Bruce P. Dancik 38
An Unusual Fruiting of Asterophora lycoperdoides - Florence V. Hoseney 42
Michigan Plants in Print 44
Program Notes 47
Editorial Notes 47
8, 2 March 1968
CONTENTS
A Phytogeographical Analysis of a Southern Michigan Bog - Garrett E. Crow 51
White Pine at the Edge of Its Range, in Oakland County, Michigan - Sylvia Taylor 61
Publications of Interest 66, 107
The Occurrence of the Lichen Complex, Cetraria ciliaris, in the Straits Region of Michigan - William L. Graham 67
Systematic and Ecological Studies on Plantago cordata - Melvern F. Tessene 72
A New Location for Porella pinnata in Lower Michigan - John S. Russell 104
Editorial Notes 107
8, 3 May 1968
CONTENTS
The Introduction and Spread of Lycopus asper (Western Water Horehound) in the Western Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair Region - Ronald L. Stuckey Ill
Mosses from Southern Michigan: New Distributional Records - Paul L. Redfearn, Jr., & Richard L. Halbert 120
Species of Vascular Plants of Pennfield Bog, Calhoun County, Michigan - Garrett E. Crow 131
The Log Fern (Dryopteris celsa) and Its Hybrids in Michigan—A Preliminary Report - W. H. Wagner, Jr., Florence S. Wagner, & D. J. Hagenah 137
News of Botanists 145
Marchantia polymorpha in Northern Michigan Ella O. Campbell 146
Review—Natural Areas in Indiana 150
Biology of the Mouse-Ear Chickweed, Cerastium vulgatum - Sylvie-Ring Peterson 151
An Unusual Fruiting of Leotia lubrica 158
Michigan Plants in Print 160
Editorial Notes 163
Program Notes 163
8, 4 October 1968
CONTENTS
Studies of the Byron Bog in Southwestern Ontario. XL. Distribution of Sphagnum Mosses - William W. Judd 167
Population Studies in the Chemical Species of the Cladonia chhrophaea Group - Richard Wetherbee 170
Studies in the Genus Cortinarius, I: Section Dermocybe, Cortinarius aureifolius Complex - Joseph F. Ammirati, Jr., & Alexander H. Smith 175
The Botanical Activities of Thomas J. Hale, 1858-1862 - Lytton J. Musselman 181
Dr. Bessie Bernice Kanouse—1889-1969 - Alexander H. Smith 187
A Seedling Population of Aspens in Southeastern Michigan - Gary E. Andrejak & Burton V. Barnes 189
Editorial Notes 203
Errata 203
9, 1 January 1970
CONTENTS
Post-Settlement Influences Upon a Southern Michigan Marl Lake - Peter H. Rich 3
Vascular Plants of the Bruce Peninsula: A Review, with Comments and Additions - George Wm. Thomson 9
Publications of Interest 16, 63
The Genus Panellus in North America - Orson K. Miller, Jr 17
A New Clitocybe from Michigan - Howard E. Bigelow & Alexander H. Smith 31
Charles Henry Swift—1881-1966 - Walter L. Palmer 34
Type Specimens of Flowering Plants Described from Long's Expedition to the Source of the St. Peter's River in 1823 - Ronald L. Stuckey 41
A Preliminary Report on the Varieties of Maianthemum canadense in Northern Michigan - Stephen G. Weller 48
The Barnes Hybrid Aspen, Populus Xbarnesii, hybr. nov.— A Nomenclatural Case in Point - W. H. Wagner, Jr 53
Nature Education Feature—Winter Field Key to Some Trees Common in Michigan - James R. Wells 55
Michigan Plants in Print 59
Information for Authors 62
Program Notes 63
News of Botanists 63
9,2 March 1970
CONTENTS
Chromosome Studies of Some Mosses of the Douglas Lake Region - Jerry A. Snider 67
Review—How to Know the Lichens 71
Investigations in the White Waterlilies (Nymphaea) of Michigan - Gary R. Williams '72
Additional Bryophytes from Sinkholes in Alpena County, Michigan, Including Orthotrichum pallens New to Eastern North America - Norton G. Miller & Dale H. Vitt 87
Algae in Park Lake, Clinton County, Michigan - Norman A. Andresen 95
Publications of Interest 107, 143
Morphology of the Fungal Association in Three Species of Corallorhiza in Michigan - Ella O. Campbell 108
Sphagnum in Charlevoix County, Michigan - William M. Zales & Howard Crum 114
A Botanical Inventory of Sanford Natural Area. I. The Environment - John H. Beaman 116
Mosses New to the Flora of Michigan - Howard Crum 139
Review—How to Know the Aquatic Plants 142
Program Notes 143
Editorial Notes 143
9,3 May 1970
CONTENTS
A Botanical Inventory of Sanford Natural Area. II. Checklist of Vascular Plants - John H. Beaman 147
Reviews—How to Know Pollen and Spores Plants of the Chicago Region 165
Natural Proliferation of Floating Stems of Scouring-Rush, Equisetwn hyemale - Warren H. Wagner, Jr., & William E. Hammitt 166
Changes in the Vascular Flora of Seven Small Islands in Western Lake Erie - Thomas Duncan & Ronald L. Stuckey 175
A Report on the 1969 Morel Season In Michigan - Ingrid Bartelli 200
Michigan Plants in Print 205
Review—Geology of Michigan 206
Program Notes 207
Editorial Notes . 207
Publications of Interest 207
9,4 October 1970
CONTENTS
Myxomycetes from Cheboygan and Emmet Counties, Michigan - Laura S. Bradford 211
Botanical Results of the Michigan Geological Survey Under the Direction of Douglass Houghton, 1837-1840 - Rogers McVaugh 213
Grimmia agassizii, a Moss New to Michigan - F.J. Hermann 244
Michigan Plants in Print 245
News of Botanists 247
Publications of Interest 247
Index to Volumes 7-9 249
Editorial Notes 271
10, 1 January 1971
CONTENTS
A Collection of Bryophytes from Summer Island, Delta County, Michigan - Norton G. Miller & Richard L. Halbert 3
The Distribution of Mosses in the Byron Bog,Southwestern Ontario - F. S. Cook 14
The Biosystematics and Ecology of the Genus Brachyelytrum (Gramineae) in Michigan - Stephen N. Stephenson 19
Back Issues Needed 33
Variability in Bark Morphology of Yellow Birch in an Even-aged Stand - Bruce P. Dancik & Burton V. Barnes 34
Isotria medeoloides, the Smaller Whorled Pogonia, in Michigan - Frederick W. Case, Jr., with William Schwab 39
Publications of Interest 43
Michigan Plants in Print 44
News of Botanists 46
Editorial Notes 47
(On the cover: An Ontario stream in winter. Photo by Karl Sommerer, 1964, for National Film Board of Canada. See p. 47.)
10, 2 March, 1971
Chromosome Studies on the Spring Beauties, Claytonia, in Ontario - T. Reznicek & D. M. Britton 51
Review-The Archaeology of Michigan 62
Notes on the Fungal Association of Two Monotropa Species in Michigan - Ella 0. Campbell 63
The Southeastern Adder's-Tongue, Ophioglossum vulgatum var. pycnostichum. Found for the First Time in Michigan -
W. H. Wagner, Jr 67
Some Rare or Unusual Michigan Fungi of 1970 - Florence V. Hoseney 75
The Marshall Bog near Itasca Park, Minnesota - Robert Joyal 78
Nature Education Feature-An Introduction to the Collection and Study of Higher Fungi - Jane I. LaRue 89
Review-The Boletes of Michigan .. 93
Cyrus H. McCormick Experimental Forest 94
Program Notes 95
News of Botanists 95
Editorial Notes 95
(On the cover: Looking north over Island Lake, Birch Lake in the background, Cyrus H. McCormick Experimental Forest, Baraga County, Michigan. U. S. Forest Service photo. See p. 94.)
10, 3 May, 1971
The Genus Aster in Michigan. I. Distribution of the Species - Paul Van Faasen 99
Two New Species of Hypomyces from Michigan - Clark T. Rogerson & Samuel J. Mazzer 107
Changing Abundance of Two Species of Linum in Eastern North America - C. M. Rogers 113
Publication of Interest 116
Observations on Some Aquatic Plants in Northwestern Minnesota - John W. Thieret 117
A Sample of the Seasonal Occurrence of Higher Fungi in Kalkaska County, Michigan - Jane I. LaRue 125
Nature Education Feature-Summer Field Key to Some Common Michigan Trees - James R. Wells 137
News of Botanists and Botany 142
Editorial Notes 143
(On the cover: Lichens (chiefly Loboria pulmonariay on tree trunk near Craig Lake, Baraga County, Michigan. Photo by John S. Russell, May 27, 1968.]
10, 4 October, 1971
The Flora of Rock County, Wisconsin - Lytton J. Musselman, Theodore S. Cochrane, William E. Rice, & Marion M. Rice 147
Pteridophytes of Beaver Island, Charlevoix County, Michigan - Lorraine Calhoun Veldman & Daniel E. Wujek 194
Nature Education Feature-Wildflowers in Winter: A Project of the Michigan Botanical Club - Helen V. Smith 197
Review-Narrative Journal of Travels (Schoolcraft) 205
Review: Two Superior Books 206
Index Notice 207
Editorial Notes 207
Publications of Interest 207
Review-Atlas of United States Trees 207
(On the cover: Prairie white-fringed orchid, Habenaria leucophaea, a rare species of wet-mesic prairies. From a color transparency taken in Rock County, Wisconsin, by H. H. lltis, July 22, 1970. See page 166.)
11, 1 January, 1972
A Bryophyte Florula of an Area near Grand Ledge, Eaton County, Michigan - Norton G. Miller 3
Review-Common Wild Flowers of Minnesota 12
Studies in the Genus Cortinarius, II: Section Dermocybe, New and Interesting Species from Michigan - Joseph F. Ammirati & Alexander H. Smith 13
Additional Nomenclatural and Other Notes on Michigan Monocots and Gymnosperms - Edward G. Voss 26
Review-Wild Flowers of Ohio and Adjacent States 37
Tipularia discolor in Southwestern Michigan - William A. Schwab 38
Vertical Distribution of the Lichen Genus Physcia on Bigtooth Aspen, Northern Red Oak, and Red Maple at Douglas Lake, Michigan - Terry R. Haas & Andrew Clauson 39
Michigan Plants in Print 42
Editorial Notes 47
In Memoriam 47
(On the cover: Hoar-frost on a winter morning, photographed near Cedarville, Michigan, by Doug Fulton, February 4, 1968.)
11, 2 March, 1972
Studies on Michigan Chysophyceae. I - Daniel E. Wujek & Ralph Hamilton 51
Dale J. Hagenah (1908-1971): An Outstanding Michigan Botanist - Stanley A. Cain & W. H. Wagner, Jr 60
News of Botanists 66
Wolffta in the Bladders of Utricularia: An "Herbivorous" Plant? - Marvin L. Roberts 67
The Habitat and Orientation of Capsules of Buxbaumia aphylla in the Douglas Lake Region of Michigan - Jennifer Taylor 70
A Rare Septobasidium on Scale Insects on Cornus Found in Michigan - K. A. Harrison 74
Michigan Plants in Print 78
Editorial Notes 79
Errata 79
Publications of Interest 79
(On the cover: Escarpment, Lake of the Clouds, and hardwood forest, Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, Ontonagon County, Michigan: Photo by Jon Roethele, Michigan Department of Natural Resources, July 1971.)
11, 3 May, 1972
Floral Phenology at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens: 1969-1971 - Edward L. McWilliams & Louis K. Ludwig 83
The Importance of Turions in the Propagation of Myriophyllum exalbescens (Haloragidaceae) in Douglas Lake, Michigan - James A. Weber 115
Review-American Voyageur 121
Mosses New to the State of Michigan - Howard Crum 123
Chromosome Studies of Some Mosses of the Douglas Lake Region. II - Jerry A. Snider 125
Nature Education Feature-Field Key to Some Common Shrubs and Vines of Michigan - James R. Wells & Paul W. Thompson 129
Whose Fight Was the Preservation of Nature? 140
Editorial Notes 143
Erratum 143
First International Congress of Systematic and Evolutionary Biology 143
(On the cover: Butterwort (Pinguicula vulgaris), an insectivorous plant photographed June 27, 1970, at Driftwood Cove, Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, by Paul M. Catling.)
11, 4 October 1972
The Genus Helvella in Michigan - Nancy Smith Weber 147
Analysis of a Terrestrial Lichen Population at Grass Lake, Missaukee County, Michigan - Nancy M. Andersen & Raymond E. Hampton 202
Nature Education Feature-Mnemonics for Learning Angiosperm Orders - John L. Blum 207
Four Interesting Moss Records from Southwestern Ontario - William G. Stewart & F. S. Cook 212
Review-Michigan Flora, Part I 213
Index Notice 215
Editorial Notes 215
(On the cover: Tracings of beach grass, Ammophila breviligulata, in the sand at Sleeping Bear Dunes.
12, 1 January 1973
The Corticolous Pyrenolichens of the Great Lakes Region - Richard C. Harris 3
Oliver Atkins Farwell-A Reflection - James R. Wells & Paul W. Thompson 69
Michigan Plants in Print 73
Publications of Interest 78
Editorial Notes 79
(On the cover: Eopyrenula leucoplaca, a crustose lichen with white thallus and numerous black ascocarps, on the bark of sugar maple, Acer saccharum, X1 %. Photo by C. J. Hibbard (no. 5444) for Bruce Fink, near Duluth, Minnesota, September 6, 1902. See p. 20.)
12, 2 March, 1973
E. Lucy Braun (1889-1971), Outstanding Botanist and Conservationist: A Biographical Sketch, with Bibliography - Ronald L. Stuckey 83
Chromosome Studies of Some Mosses of the Douglas Lake Region. Ill - Jerry A. Snider 107
Leucobryum albidum New to Michigan - Howard Crum 117
Studies on Michigan Chrysophyceae. II - Daniel E. Wujek & Ralph Hamilton 118
Chromosome Numbers in Clintonia borealis (Liliaceae) - Frederick Utech & Leonard B. Thien 122
Review-The North Woods 128
Comparative Micromorphology of Spore and Elater Ornamentation in Blasia pusilla - Jane Taylor, Gordon J. LeVee, Peggie J. Hollingsworth,
and Wilbur C. Bigelow 129
Publications of Interest 133
Reviews—Wildflowers and Weeds Desmidiales Part I Vaucheriaceae The North American Species of Psathyrella Wild Plants in Flower: The Prairie Forests of Lilliput 135
Michigan Plants in Print 139
XII International Botanical Congress 141
Information for Authors 142
Program Notes 143
Editorial Notes 143
(On the cover: A sign of spring- Bloodroot, Sanguinaria canadensis, photographed in April near Midland, Michigan, by Harold F. Tweedie.)
12, 3 May 1973
CONTENTS
Two Misunderstood Species of Gyromitra (False Morel) in North America - Kent H. McKnight 147
The Lichen Flora on Ulmus americana in Northern Michigan Russell L. Mahoney 163
—Forty Years of Succession on an Abandoned Building Site at the University of Michigan Biological Station - Thomas Duncan 167
The Genus Hericium in North America - K. A. Harrison 177
Publication of Interest 194
Nature Education Feature-Fungi of Lower Huron Metropolitan Park in Wayne County, Michigan - J. K. Weyer & P. A. Volz 195
Editorial Notes 199
Beal Botanical Garden Centennial 199
(On the cover: The Calypso or Fairy-slipper orchid, Calypso bulbosa, photographed near Wilderness State Park, Emmet County, Michigan, by William H. Anderson, June 20, 1971.)
12, 4 October 1973
The Northern Limit of the Distribution of the Mockernut Hickory - Wayne E. Manning 203
A Westward Extension of Hemlock in Wisconsin - Donald W. Davidson, Rodger A. Ahlberg.
Rudy G. Koch, & Duane J. Lahti 209
The Bryophytes of Amnicon Falls State Park, Douglas County, Wisconsin - Rudy G. Koch & Gary J. Schroeder 212
Composition of Some Oak Forests in Southwestern Michigan - Richard Brewer, David A. Boyce, James R. Hodgson, Jerome D. Wenger, Michael H. Mills, & Murray M. Cooper 217
Clavariadelphus junceus in Central Michigan - James Lampky 235
Publications of Interest 236
Index to Volumes 10-12 237
Michigan Plants in Print 254
Announcement: Winter Wildflowers 254
Editorial Notes 255
(On the cover: An opening pod of Common Milkweed, Asclepias syriaca, photographed at Ann Arbor in October, 1971, by Helen V. Smith. A "Winter Wildflower"-see p. 254.)
13, 1 January, 1974
Laboratory Study of Two Grasses Grown on Copper Tailings Supplemented with Aluminum Alum - Frederic H. Erbisch 3
Miss Ruth Hoppin, Preceptress and Botanist 1833-1903 - Ruth Burgar Alford 10
Priority Ranking of Biotic Natural Areas - William Tans 31
Seasonality and Spore Type of the Pteridophytes of Michigan - Royce H. Hill & W. H. Wagner, Jr 40
Michigan Plants in Print 44
Editorial Notes 47
(On the cover: "Mushrooms" of ice on a tree along the Red Cedar River in East Lansing, photographed by Garrett E. Crow.)
13, 2 March 1974
Scanning Electron Microscopy in Taxonomy of Gyromitroid Fungi - Kent H. McKnight & Lekh R. Batra 51
Dicranum muehlenbeckii, a Moss Newly Discovered in Michigan - Howard Crum 64
Macrolichens of Beaver Island, Charlevoix County, Michigan Mary Lou Henry & Raymond E. Hampton 65
Scleroderma meridionale Demoulin et Malencon, the Correct Name for the Large Scleroderma of Great Lakes Sand Dunes - Vincent Demoulin 68
Review-Wild Plants in Flower II 72
Dwarf Hackberry (Ulmaceae: Celtis tenuifolia) in the Great Lakes Region - W. H. Wagner, Jr 73
Publications of Interest 99, 103
Michigan Plants in Print 101
Editorial Notes 103
(On the cover: A ground-pine or club-moss, Lycopodium flabelliforme, photographed in Wayne County, Michigan, by William F. Hopkins.)
13, 3 May 1974
Vegetation and Flora of Keweenaw County, Michigan - James R. Wells & Paul W. Thompson 107
Turion Formation and Germination in Myriophyllum verticillatum: Phenology and Its Interpretation - James A. Weber & Larry D. Nooddn 151
Eurasian Water-Milfoil in Michigan - Brian T. Coffey & Clarence D. McNabb 159
Reviews—Mosses of the Great Lakes Forest Leguminosae of the United States: 1 166
Editorial Notes 167
Publications of Interest 167
(On the cover: Presque Isle River, near its mouth, Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, Gogebic County, Michigan. Photo by Jon Roethele, Michigan Department of Natural Resources. July 1971.)
13, 4 October 1974
A New Grimmia from Michigan's Upper Peninsula - Howard Crum 171
News of Botanists and Michigan Botany 175
Orthotrichum rupestre, a Moss Confirmed in Eastern North America - Dale H. Vitt 176
Aberrant Pistillate Catkins of Betula alleghaniensis - Bruce P. Dancik, Burton V. Barnes, & W. H. Wagner, Jr 177
Reviews—Inscape and Landscape Lake Erie Bibliography in Environmental Sciences 180
New Localities for Najas minor and N. marina in Southeastern Michigan - Karen A. Near & Robert O. Belcher 181
Publications of Interest 185, 191
Michigan Plants in Print 186
Information for Authors 190
Editorial Notes 191
(On the cover: Sagina nodosa ("Pearlwort"), an arctic-alpine species found on the north shore of Lake Superior. Photo by Garrett E. Crow.)
14, 1 January 1975
Vascular Plants of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Alger County, Michigan - Robert H. Read 3
Lichens of the Mackinac Straits Region. I. The Qadonia cariosa Group - Richard C. Harris 44
Publications of Interest 48
Behavioral Aspects of Benthic Communities of Filamentous Blue-Green Algae in Lentic Habitats - Lawrence N. Halfen & Margaret T. McCann 49
Reviews-Plants of the Chicago Region; Cytotaxonomical Atlas of the Slovenian Flora 56
Nature Education Feature-Maple Syrup-A Family Project - Roger & Mary Sutherland 57
Michigan Plants in Print 61
Editorial Notes 63
(On the cover: The Pictured Rocks, east of Miners Castle, Alger County, Michigan. National Park Service Photo, 1970.)
14, 2 March, 1975
A Preliminary Study of the Achene Epidermis of Certain Carex (Cyperaceae) Using Scanning Electron Microscopy - Kerry S. Walter 67
"""Notes on the Floral Biology of Box-Elder (Acer negundo) - W. H. Wagner, Jr 73
Big Tree Note 82
Periodicity of Spore Release in Marasmius rotula - Martina S. Gilliam 83
Review-The Alaska-Yukon Wild Flowers Guide 90
Studies on Michigan Chrysophyceae. Ill - Daniel E. Wujek, Ralph Hamilton, & James Wee 91
Evidence for the Hybrid Origin of Potamogeton longiligulatus (Potamogetonaceae) - Robert R. Haynes & Donald C. Williams 94
Nature Education Feature—The Never-Ending Change in Vegetation and What it Means to Natural Areas - William S. Benninghoff 101
Review-Winter Keys to Woody Plants of Maine 104
Akebia quinata Established in Michigan - Burton E. Levenson 105
Michigan Plants in Print . 107
Editorial Notes Ill
Publications of Interest Ill
(On the cover: The achene of a sedge, Carex lurida, magnified ca. 120X. SEM photo by Kerry S. Walter See pp. 67-72.)
14, 3 May 1975
Notes on the Flora of Wisconsin-I. New and Corrected Distribution Records of Boraginaceae - Theodore S. Cochrane 115
-'The Vegetation of a White-Cedar Swamp in Southwestern Michigan - Jerome D. Wenger 124
Recent Wisconsin Records for Some Interesting Vascular Plants in the Western Great Lakes Region - William E. Tans & Robert H. Read 131
A Floristic Analysis of the Vascular Plants of a Marsh at Perry's Victory Monument, Lake Erie - Ronald L. Stuckey 144
Nature Education Feature-Champion Trees of Michigan - Paul W. Thompson 167
Editorial Notes 175
Publications of Interest 175
(On the cover: The common triUium, Trillium grandiflorum, photographed at Portage, Michigan (Kalamazoo County), by Julie Medlin, May 14, 1974.)
14, 4 October 1975
Scanning Electron Microscopy of Spore Ornamentation in the Genus Lactarius - R. L. Homola & J. Kimball 1 79
Review-Great Lakes Nature Guide 189
The Vertical Zonation of Sphagnum Species in Hummock-Hollow Complexes in Northern Michigan - Dale H. Vitt, Howard Crum, & Jerry A. Snider 190
A Bunchberry "Last Rose of Summer" - W. H. Wagner, Jr 201
Review-Wild Plants in Flower III 202
Vegetation and Geology of North Fox Island, Lake Michigan James R. Wells, Paul W. Thompson, & Francis D. Shelden 203
Fontinalis hypnoides New to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan - Janice M. Glime & David W. Acton 215
West African Plant Collections and other Botanical Contributions of Jerry Gordon Smith (1942-1972) - Ronald O. Kapp 216
Reviews—Fungi that Decay Ponderosa Pine Vegetation of the Lake Michigan Drainage Basin 218
Editorial Notes 219
Publications of Interest 219
(On the cover: Erosion by Lake Michigan fells a beech tree. Photo by Daniel L. Pokora south of Grand Haven, Ottawa County, Michigan, October 1972).
15, 1 January 1976
Across Michigan by Covered Wagon: A Botanical Expedition in 1888 - Edward G. Voss & Garrett E. Crow
Editorial Notes
(On the cover: Members of the Agricultural College expedition across Michigan, at the second night's campsite, West Harrisville /Lincoln], Alcona County, June 12/13,1888. From left to right: L H. Dewey, Charles F. Wheeler, W. W. Metcalf, Daniel A. Pelton, unidentified (presumably a newspaper reporter),
William J. Beal. Photo by L. H. Bailey, who is therefore not pictured; from M.S. U. Archives & Historical Collections.)
15, 2 March, 1976
Environmental Implications of Highway De-Icing Agents on White Pine in Marquette County, Michigan - Maynard C. Bowers & John H. Hesterberg 75
Resprouting Capacity of Oak Roots: A Ten-Year Experiment - Philip C. Whitford 89
Publications of Interest 92
The Michigan Natural Areas Council Program and Its Early History - Paul W. Thompson 93
Turion Formation in Water-Milfoil, Myriophyllum farwellii - Susan Aiken 99
Publications of Interest 102
Taxonomic Status of the Onosmodium molle Complex (Boraginaceae) in Wisconsin - Theodore S. Cochrane 103
Nature Education Feature-Teaching Materials for Botany Classrooms - T. Lawrence Mellichamp 111
Michigan Plants in Print 123
Editorial Notes 127
News of Botanists 127
(On the cover: Wintergreen (Gaultheria procumbens) appearing through the melting snow near Deer Park, Luce County, Michigan. Photo by Ursula R. Freimarck, March 9, 1974.)
15, 3 May, 1976
A Botanical Inventory of Sandhill Woodlot, Ingham County, Michigan I. The Vegetation - Darlene M. Frye 131
Shingle Oak (Quercus imbricaria) and Its Hybrids in Michigan - W. H. Wagner, Jr., & D. J. Schoen 141
Publications of Interest 156
Annotated Chromosome Counts for Some Plants of the Dunes and Pannes along the Shores of the Upper Great Lakes - James S. Pringle 157
William G. Fields (1933-1975) - William B. Drew & Cathey J. Newhouse 164
Sporopolleniri and Major Mineral Constituents of the Spores, Elaters, and Capsule Wall of Conocephalum conicum - Jane Taylor, Gordon J. LeVee, Peggie J. Hollingsworth, & Wilbur C. Bigelow 167
The Bryophyte Flora of Thuja Seedbed Logs in a Northern White-Cedar Swamp - Jeffrey W. Holcombe 173
Eleocharis atropurpurea in Michigan - John A. Churchill 182
Nature Education Feature-Perfecting Wildflower Photography - James R. Wells, Frederick W. Case, Jr., & T. Lawrence Mellichamp. 183
Editorial Notes 191
News of Botanists 191
(On the cover: A bog in Luce County, Michigan, about one mile east of Pike Lake, photographed June 30, 1972, by T. L. Mellichamp.)
15, 4 October 1976
A Botanical Inventory of Sandhill Woodlot, Ingham County, Michigan II. Checklist of Vascular Plants - Darlene M. Frye 195
Nature Education Feature-Forcing Northern Woody Plants Into Flower - T. Lawrence Mellichamp 205
Reviews—Prairie: A Multiple View Native Grassland Ecosystems Bibliography 214
Gypsophila scorzonerifolia (Caryophyllaceae), aNaturalized Species in the Great Lakes Region - James S. Pringle 215
Publications of Interest 220
Index to Volumes 13-15 221
Information for Authors 238
Editorial Notes 239
(On the cover: Ripe blueberries, Vaccinium lamarckii. Michigan Department of Natural Resources photo by Bob Harrington, 1960.)
16, 1 January 1977
Natural Dyeing with Plants in Michigan - Jane I. LaRue 3
The Chemical Inhibition of Competitors by Smooth Sumac (Rhus glabra) - Andrew G. Stephenson 15
The Impact of Snowmobiling on Ground Layer Vegetation near Sage Lake, Ogemaw County, Michigan - Richard H. Baetsen 19
Additions to the Flora of Allegan County - Steven G. Bruggers and Paul Van Faasen 26
Life-forms in the Michigan Flora - John W. Thieret 27
A Botanical Inventory of Sandhill Woodlot, Ingham County III. Phenology Study - Darlene M. Frye 34
Review 38
Vegetation and Floristics of a Sand Spoil Deposit—Barker's Island in Superior Harbor, Douglas County, Wisconsin - Simon Dabydeen and Rudy G. Koch 39
On the cover: Paper birch North of Cross Village, Emmet County (T. Lawrence Mellichamp, March 7,1973)
16, 2 March 1977
Chromosome Studies of Some Mosses of the Douglas Lake Region. IV - Jerry A. Snider 51
Pollen Analysis of Peat from a Sinkhole in the Garden, Peninsula, Delta County, Michigan -Ronald O. Kapp & Thomas P. Means 55
Scleria reticularis New to the Michigan Flora - Gary J. Pierce & Richard W. Pippen 63
Dimorphism in Collybia racemosa - Roy Watling & Bryce Kendrick 65
Notes on the Floral Biology of Plantago in Michigan - Michael R. Mesler 73
Extent of Vegetative Reproduction in Eleven Species of Sphagnum from Northern Michigan - David M. Lane 83
Reviews 90
Publications of Interest 92
Michigan Plants in Print 94
On the cover: Male plants of the thalloid liverwort, Conocephalum conicum, with antheridial receptacles. Photo taken near Grand Ledge, Eaton County, Michigan, on May 31, 1971 by Norton G. Miller
16, 3 May 1977
Endangered, Threatened, and Rare Vascular Plants in Michigan - W. H. Wagner, E. G. Voss, J. H. Beaman, E. A. Bourdo, F. W. Case, J. A. Churchill & P. W. Thompson - 99
Commentary on Endangered and Threatened Plants in Michigan- John H. Beaman -110
Several Interesting Fontinalis Collections in Houghton County, Michigan - Janice M. Glime & Stephen E. Trynoski-123
Additions and Corrections to the List of Vascular Plants from the Douglas Lake Region, Michigan - Crown Position and Heterophylly in White Oak
Richard R. Braham-141
A Prairie Grove in Southwest Michigan - Michael Fleckenstein & Richard W. Pippen-147
An Overlooked Cladonia Name in North America - Richard C. Harris-159
Michigan Plants in Print-160
Review-163
On the cover: Dwarf Lake Iris (Iris lacustris) at Grass Bay, Cheboygan County, Michigan, June 15, 1969. (From a color transparency by E. G. Voss.)
16, 4 October 1977
Some Very Common Grasses - Winifred O. Moore-167
Dalibarda repens Confirmed in Michigan - Peter B Gorton, Daniel Townsend & Karyn Townsend-189
Studies on Michigan Chrysophyceae. IV - Daniel E. Wujek, Michael Gretz & Mildred G. Wujek-191
Nolanea verna in North America - Samuel J. Mazzer -195
Fifteen Years of Change in a Southwest Michigan Hardwood Forest - Peter E. Zager & Richard W. Pippen -201
On the cover: Sitka Clubmoss (Lycopodium sitchense) in a roadside borrow pit, Chippewa Co., Michigan, July 6, 1973 (From a color transparency by E. G. Voss)
17, 1 January 1978
Presettlement Forests of the Pine River Watershed (Central Michigan) Based on Original Land Survey Records - Ronald O. Kapp
History of Recent Habitat Changes in Central Michigan - Robert L. Paterson, Jr.
Review -
David Bates Douglass' Plants from the Cass Expedition in the Schweinitz Herbarium - Ronald L. Stuckey
On the cover: Pilobolus, the "Hat-Thrower," a dung-growing zygomycete that discharges its black sporangia toward a light source; photo by the late E.B. Mains
17, 2 March 1978
CONTENTS
The Status of Certain Hawkweeds (Hieracium subgenus Pilosella) in Michigan - Edward G. Voss & Mark W. Bdhlke 35
Current Status of the Genus Hackelia (Boraginaceae) in Wisconsin - Johnnie L. Gentry, Jr. 48
Reviews 48
The Diatoms of Douglas Lake - a Preliminary List - N. A. Andresen & E. F. Stoermer 49
The Diatom Flora of Tiplady Bog, Michigan - Kyle D. Hoagland & Forrest M. Begres 55
New or Noteworthy Taxa for Central Wisconsin in the Flora of the "Whiting Triangle" - Robert W. Freckmann 65
Tree Populations of a Mature Aspen Forest in Cheboygan County, Michigan - James R. Wells 73
On the cover: Morchella esculenta, Morel, at George Reserve, near Pinckney, Michigan, May 13,1933; photo by the late E. B. Mains
17, 3 May 1978
A Scanning Electron Microscopic Study of the Trichomes in Brasenia schreberi - Kenneth D. Laser 83
Vegetational Patterns on the Tittabawasee Floodplain at the Goetz Grove Nature Center, Saginaw, Michigan - Richard H. Wheeler and Ronald O. Kapp 91
Eastern Hemlock Germination Influenced by Light, Germination Media, and Moisture Content - Michael S. Coffmann 99
Bruce Fink's Lichen Collections in Minnesota - Clifford M. Wetmore 103
Investigations on the Freshwater Algae of Wisconsin I. Plankton Diatoms from High Lake (Vilas County) - Louis L. Lipsey, Jr. and Mason G. Fenwick 113
Reviews 118
On the cover: Part of Minnesota Botanical Survey party at Rock Harbor Lighthouse, Isle Royale, Michigan; photo by C. J. Hibbard, 1902
17, 4 October 1978
Vascular Flora of the Ravines along Lake Michigan in Lake County, Illinois - Robbin C. Moran 123
Morphological Variation of Families of Trembling Aspen in Southeastern Michigan - Michele M. Farmer & Burton V. Barnes 141
Publications of Interest 154
Lichens of the Mackinac Straits Region. II. - Candelariella Mull. Arg. - Richard C. Harris & William R. Buck 155
Ptychomitrium, a Moss Genus New to Michigan - William R. Buck 162
Michigan Plants in Print 163
Pollen Abortion in Betula and Populus (Section Leuce) - Burton V. Barnes 167
Comparison of Roots and Stems of Alfalfa Seedlings Grown on Soil and Copper Tailings - Patricia A. Dean and Frederic H. Erbisch 173
Nathan Wright Folwell, Asa Gray's Botanical Correspondent in Michigan - Ronald L. Stuckey 177
The Distribution of the Aquatic Vascular Flora of Douglas Lake, Cheboygan County, Michigan - Robert R. Haynes & C. Barre Hellquist 183
On the cover: The Straits of Mackinac, taken from NASA Landsat satellite, June 2, 1976, at an altitude exceeding 500 miles (Ident. no. E-2497-15400)
18, 1 January 1979
The Clubmosses Lycopodium sitchense and L. sabinifolium in the Upper Great Lakes Region - Joseph M. Beitel 3
Reviews 14, 24
Conidial Ultrastructure and Taxonomic Affinity of a Fungal Parasite of Sphagnum - Robert Chau 15
Announcements 18, 29, 43
Strobilus Variation in Clones of Running Pine, Lycopodium flabelliforme - W. H. Wagner, Jr., and Joseph M. Beitel 19
Some unusual Fissidens Collections from Michigan's Upper Peninsula - Janice M. Glime and Janet F. Gereau 25
Boletus sphaerocystis, a Little-Known Edible Bolete - Nancy S. Weber 27
Michigan Plants in Print 30, 36, 42
Observations on Houghton's Goldenrod (Solidago Houghtonii) - J.K.Morton 31
Investigations on the Freshwater Algae of Wisconsin. II - Louis L. Lipsey, Jr., and Mason G. Fenwick 37
On the cover: Michigan Botanical Club Spring Outing, April 1978, at Camp Makasabe. John Beaman demonstrating plant to R. E. Whiting with (left to right) Dee LaBatt, Janet Strally, Richard Pippen, and Paul Olexia (photo by Clayton Alway)
18, 2 March 1979
The Comparative Ecology and Frequencies of Interspecific Hybridization of Michigan Woodferns -Thomas J. Carlson 47
The Genus Placidiopsis Beltr. (Lichenized Ascomyctes) New to North America as Placidiopsis minor sp. no v. - Richard C. Harris 57
Vegetation Succession in Smith's Bog, Cheboygan County, Michigan - Robert Sanger & John E. Gannon
An Expanded Description of Sphagnum splendens- Howard Crum 69
Fruiting in Relation to Sex Ratios in Colonies of Pleurozium schreberi in Northern Michigan - Ann Stoneburner 73
Contributions to Botany by Members of the Michigan Botanical Club - William S. Benninghoff & John H. Beaman 82
The Acceleration of Succession of a Birch-Maple Forest Due to High Wind - Lawrence A. Kapustka & Rudy G. Koch 83
On the cover: Sycamore bark and the promise of spring; photo by Doug Moore
18, 3 May 1979
Vegetation Changes Following a Water Level Rise and Tree Mortality in a Michigan Bog - Christa R. Schwintzer 91
Studies on Tricholoma vaccinum and Tricholoma imbricatum in North America - Clark Ovrebo and Alexander H. Smith 99
Stropharia riparia, a Previously Undescribed Species Suspected of Occurring in Michigan - Alexander H. Smith 107
Flower Biology and Arthropod Associates of Lilium philadelphicum - Edward M. Barrows 109
Review 116
Common Broadleaf Trees of Southwestern Michigan: A Key Designed for Blind Persons - Paul E. Ponchillia and Michael H. Fleckenstein 117
Subscription price increase 119
On the cover: Jeffersonia diphylla, Twinleaf, one of Michigan's Rare Species, Horner's Woods, Washtenaw County. The genus, was named in honor of Thomas Jefferson. Photo by Richard Pippen, May 1977.
18, 4 October 1979
A Study of Baker Woodlot I. Physical and Historical Description - James H. Beach and W. D. Stevens 123
Notable Vascular Plants of the Red Lake Peatland, northern Minnesota - Gerald A. Wheeler and Paul H. Glaser 137
News 142
Four Additions to the Wisconsin Flora - Neil A. Harriman 143
Review 145
Index to Volumes 16-18 146
On the cover: A swampy depression in Baker Woodlot, late winter or early spring (photo by Hannah Priwer)
19, 1 January 1980
A Study of Baker Woodlot II. Description of Vegetation - James H. Beach and W. D. Stevens 3
Reviews 14, 22, 30, 36, 46
Investigations on Seed Dispersal in the naked miterwort, Mitella nuda - Sarah M. Gladstone 15
Publications of Interest 22,46
Halophytes along a Michigan Roadside with Comments on the Occurrence of Halophytes in Michigan - A. A. Reznicek 23
A Probable New Hybrid Grapefern, Botrychium matricariifolium x simplex, from Central Michigan - Warren H. Wagner, Jr. 31
A Hybridizing Verbascum Population in Michigan - W. H. Wagner, Jr., Thomas F. Daniel, and Michael K. Hansen 37
On the cover: Michigan Botanical Club Spring Outing, Warren Woods, April 29-30, 1978. Photo by Clayton Alway.
19, 2 March 1980 96
A Study of Baker Woodlot III. Checklist of Vascular Plants - W. D. Stevens and James H. Beach 51
Studies on Michigan Ambrosia Fungi - Richard A. Roeper, Charles R. Hazen, Dean K. Helsel, and Mark A. Bunce 69
Publications of Interest 74, 88, 90, 92
A Re-Interpretation of Hydnellum piperatum and H. humidum - Kenneth A. Harrison 75
Wisteria in the Great Lakes Region - William T. Gillis 79
Petrorhagia prolifera, a Naturalized Species in Michigan - Richard K. Rabeler 83
A Species of Limacella from the Greenhouse - Helen V. Smith 89
Northern Calciphilic Mosses in the Lawrence Lake Fen and Marsh (Barry Co., Michigan) - Janice M. Glime 91
Leontodon and Hypochaeris (Compositae) in Wisconsin - Neil A. Harriman 93
On the cover: cryptochlorophaeic acid from Cladonia cryptochlorophaea (a pixie cup lichen), extracted in acetone, crystallized in a mixture of glycerin, alcohol and water, and photographed under dark-field illumination by Jeffery W. Holcombe
19, 3 May 1980
NATURE PRESERVES IN MICHIGAN, 1920-1979 - Susan R. Crispin
Michigan Natural Features Inventory
CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION 101
II. DEFINITION OF NATURE PRESERVE 102
III. PRESERVATION ORGANIZATIONS 104
Michigan Natural Areas Council 104
State of Michigan 105
The Nature Conservancy 106
U.S. Government 107
Michigan Nature Association 109
Michigan Audubon Society 110
Miscellaneous Organizations 110
IV. DESCRIPTIONS OF PRESERVES Ill
Sources of Information 111
Explanation of Descriptions 112
Descriptions 114
V. ONGOING AND PROSPECTIVE PROGRAMS 217
Michigan Natural Features Inventory 217
Federal Wilderness Additions 218
Miscellaneous Programs 219
APPENDIX A. Listing of Preserves by County 220
APPENDIX B. Listing of preserves by Ownership/Administration 225
APPENDIX C. Distribution of Preserves by Region and County 229
APPENDIX D. Listing of Preserves by Plant Community Types 231
APPENDIX E. Areas with Ambiguous Status or Partial Protection 232
REFERENCES CITED 234
INDEX LIST 239
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 243
DEDICATION 244
19, 4 October 1980
Bryophytes of Mount Lookout, Keweenaw County, Michigan - Janice M. Glime and Janet F. and Roy E. Gereau 247
Check List and Distributions of Wisconsin Ferns and Fern Allies - James H. Peck and W. Carl Taylor 251
Studies on Populus heterophylla in Southern Michigan - Warren H. Wagner, Thomas F. Daniel, Joseph M. Beitel and Sue R. Crispin 269
On the cover: Rosin Weed (Silphium integrifolium), a prairie species threatened in Michigan (photographed by Richard Pippen, July 1978, in Kalamazoo County)
20, 1 January 1981
A 53-year record of forest succession following fire in northern Lower Michigan - Samuel M. Scheiner and James A. Teeri
Seed dispersal in wild carrot (Daucus carota) - Elizabeth P. Lacey
Gypsophila muralis. Is it naturalized in Michigan? - Richard K. Rabeler
Vegetational studies on tuliptree stands in southeastern Michigan - Paul W. Thompson
Statement of Ownership
On the cover: Hoarfrost on sugar maple, Chippewa Nature Center, Midland, January 1980; photo by Doug Moore
20, 2 March 1981
A nature trail for the blind - Susan Buyze 35
Reviews 36,44
Botanists and naturalists at Wisconsin Dells in the 19th Century - Kenneth I. Lange 37
Seed dispersal by falling water drops - D. B. O. Savile 43
Some species of Leucocoprinus which grow in greenhouses - Helen V. Smith 45
Distributions of some western North American plants disjunct in the Great Lakes region - Robert J. Marquis and Edward G. Voss 62
Effect of gamma radiation on usnic acid retention in Cladina mitis - George E. Funkey and Frederic H. Erbisch 83
Gnaphalium sylvaticum (Compositae) new to Wisconsin - Robert W. Freckmann and William J. Fraundorf 87
Two little known North American stipitate Hydnums - K. A. Harrison 89
On the cover: Udell Useen of Ann Arbor reads braille plaque in Nature Trail for the Blind at Kalamazoo; photo by Clayton Alway
20, 3 May 1981
The fourth annual A. H. Smith Lakes States Foray - J. F. Ammirati, Ingrid Bartelli, and Nancy Weber 99
Summer drought effects on the growth of mature Balsam Fir trees - Allen P. Drew and Edward J. Alyanak 105
A key to grasshopper food plants based on anatomical features - M. L. Nelson and S. K. Gangwere 111
Introgressive hybridization and habitat separation in Lycopus americanus and L. europaeus at the southwestern shores of Lake Erie - Mark E. Andrus and Ronald L. Stuckey 127
Review 136
The Hampton Creek wetland complex in southwestern Michigan I. History and physical features - Kenneth J. Sytsma and Richard W. Pippen 137
Grimmia tenerrima, a moss new to Michigan - Allan J. Fife 142
On the cover: Trillium grandiflorum at Baker Woodlot on the campus at East Lansing; photo by Hannah Priwer
20, 4 October 1981
The Hampton Creek wetland complex in southwestern Michigan II. Community classification - Kenneth J. Sytsma and Richard W. Pippen 147
A comparison of vegetation patterns in two adjacent bogs in southwest Michigan - Janet R. Keough and Richard W. Pippen 157
A review of the occurrence of halophytes in the eastern Great Lakes region - P. M. Catling and S. M. McKay 167
Age estimation of selected Michigan large trees - James R. Wells and Paul W. Thompson 181
Publications of interest 188
A gemmiparous population of Marchantia polymorpha var.aquatica in Cheboygan County, Michigan - Raymond H. Hollensen and Jane Taylor 189
Reviews 180,191
On the cover: American Lotus, a rare and endangered species, in Monroe County, Michigan, August 9, 1980. Photo by Clayton Alway
21, 1 January 1982
CONTENTS
Plant communities of the sand dunes region of Berrien County, Michigan - James R. Wells and Paul W. Thompson 3
Publications of Interest 38, 44
The Snow Trillium, Trillium nivale, in Michigan - Frederick W. Case, Jr. 39
New moss records from Manitoulin Island, Ontario - Barry G. Warner 45
Review 46
Statement of ownership 47
On the cover: Red Cedar (Juniperus virginianaj-Cottonwood (Populus deltoides) savanna, Long Point, Norfolk County, Ontario. Photo by P. M. Catling, 21 Sept. 1979.
21, 2 March 1982
CONTENTS
The distribution of Solidago ohioensis - James S. Pringle
New mosses by a new road at Michigan Technological University - Janice M. Glime
Fly-mediated spore dispersal in Splachnum ampullaceum (Musci) - Randall G. Cameron and David Troilo
Tomenthypnum falcifolium in Minnesota - Gerald A. Wheeler and Paul H. Glaser
The Hampton Creek Wetland Complex in Southwestern Michigan III. Structure and succession of tamarack forests - Kenneth J. Sytsma and Richard W. Pippen
The taxonomy of Dryopteris Xpoyseri Wherry - W. H. Wagner, Jr. and Florence S. Wagner
Reviews
Vascular plants of the Red Lake Peatland, northern Minnesota - Gerald A. Wheeler and Paul H. Glaser
A new northern station for Triphora trianthophora - John M. Van Arsdale
Michigan Plants in Print
On the cover: The 1981 Spring Campout, McGulpin Point (the northernmost point of the Lower Peninsula), E. G. Voss at center. Photo by Clayton Alway
21, 3 May 1982
CONTENTS
Myth and fact in determining edibility of wild plants - Ellen Elliott Weatherbee 99
Tetraplodon angustatus in Michigan - Virginia Streusand 103
The Hampton Creek wetland complex in southwestern Michigan IV. Fen succession - Kenneth J. Sytsma and Richard W. Pippen 105
Reviews 116,140
Present status and future prospect for the American Chestnut in Michigan - Lawrence G. Brewer 117
Michigan Plants in Print 128
Identification of the species of Carex in Michigan's upland deciduous forests: A key stressing vegetative features - Wm. Wayt Thomas 131
A new green alga, Coelastrum costatum var. schmidlei, and a review of costate Coelastrum species - Mason G. Fenwick 141
On the cover: Livingston Bog, Cheboygan County, Michigan; photo by Jeffrey Holcombe
21, 4 October 1982
CONTENTS
How about a wild meal? - Donna Schumann 147
The biogeochemistry of bog ecosystems and the chemical ecology of Sphagnum - Peter Kilham 159
Review 168
Carex heleonastes, new to Michigan and the contiguous United States - A. A. Reznicek & Don Henson 169
Trichome variation and the ecology of Arctostaphylos in Michigan - Thomas J. Rosatti 171
Studies on Michigan Chrysophyaceae. V. - James L. Wee, Daniel E. Wujek & Michael P. Graebner 181
Michigan plants in print 184,193, 204
A quantitative study of the flora of abandoned lead-zine mines in southwestern Wisconsin - Robin Wall Kimmerer 185
The Hampton Creek wetland complex in southwestern Michigan. V. Species of vascular plants - Kenneth J. Sytsma & Richard W. Pippen 195
The distribution and autecology of Pale Agoseris, Agoseris glauca, in Michigan - Timothy S. Mustard 205
Notice concerning the index to volumes 19-21 211
On the cover: A stand o/Nelumbo lutea, American Lotus, with Myriophyllum heterophyllum (and Heteranthera dubia) at Big Rice Bay, Long Point, Norfolk Co.; Ontario; photo by P. M. Catling, Aug. 3, 1980
22, 1 January 1983
CONTENTS
Successional and clonal changes at sites of smooth sumac (Rhus glabra) - Christine M. Larch & Ann K. Sakai 3
Grimmia hermannii, new to Canada - Howard Crum 10
Recent Wisconsin records for some interesting vascular plants in the western Great Lakes region—II - William E. Tans 11
Michigan plants in print 18, 25
Eleocharis rostellata and its relation to spring fens in Minnesota - Paul H. Glaser 19
Carex exilis and Scirpus cespitosus var. callosus in patterned fens in northern Minnesota - Paul H. Glaser 22
A range extension of Scleria verticillata in Minnesota - Welby R. Smith 27
Review 31
Statement of Ownership 31
On the cover: Leaves from an antheridial branch of Sphagnum, with antheridia; photo by Jerry Snider
22, 2 March 1983
CONTENTS
Vegetation and floristics of Wisconsin Point, Douglas County, Wisconsin - Rudy G. Koch, Patti Younger & Leo Bruederle 35
Lichen survival in a burned oak savanna - Clifford Wetmore 47
Carex of northeastern Minnesota: Cook, Lake, St. Louis, and Itasca Counties - Gerald A. Wheeler 53
Publications of interest 62, 67
The Blue Sailor: weed of many uses - Eric Steiner 63
Reviews 68,72
Spergularia (Caryophyllaceae) in Ohio - Allison W. Cusick 69
A note on the cytotaxonomy of the genus Salvia in Canada - L. S. Gill 73
On the cover: Spring Beauty (Claytonia virginica); photo by Jeffrey Holcombe
22, 3 May 1983
CONTENTS
The genus Spiranthes in Michigan - Frederick W. Case, Jr. & Paul M. Catling 79
The breeding system, fecundity, and dispersal or Iris lacustris - Sandra L. Planisek 93
Changes in tree composition in a northern Michigan hardwood forest since 1934 - Bert C. Ebbers 103
Michigan Flora 110
Notice of Publication 110
Publications of Interest 110, 123
The vegetation of the Manistee National Forest, Oceana (and Mason Counties, Michigan. I. Physical, historical, and ecological aspects - Timothy S. Mustard 111
Review 123
On the cover: Dicentra cucullaria, the Dutchman's Breeches, photographed by Kenneth A. Wagner
22, 4 October 1983
CONTENTS
Hybridization in Typha in Genesee County, Michigan - T. M. Tomkins & Jane Taylor 127
Rare plants of Wisconsin Point, Douglas Co., Wisconsin - William S. Alverson 132
Winter taxonomy class materials at the University of Minnesota, St. Paul - Thomas Morley & Roberta J. Sladky 133
Platanthera x vossii, a new natural hybrid orchid from northern lower Michigan - Frederick W. Case, Jr. 141
Ricciaceae in Michigan - Michael R. Mayfield, Marie C. Cole & Warren H. Wagner, Jr. 145
The vegetation of the Manistee National Forest, Oceana and Mason Counties, Michigan. II. Checklist of vascular plants. - Timothy S. Mustard 151
Carex formosa in North Dakota - Gerald A. Wheeler 162
Floral ecology of witch-hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) - Diane De Steven 163
On the cover: A hybridizing community of Typha in Genesee County, Michigan; photo by Joe P. Smigiel
Vol 23, 1 Jaunary 1984
CONTENTS
Some Michigan Upper Peninsula big trees and their age estimates - James R. Wells, Paul W. Thompson, and Gregory Fons 3
Summerby Swamp, an unusual plant community in Mackinac County, Michigan - Anna L. Weitzman 11
Cinclidium stygium, a moss new to Minnesota Jan A. Janssens and Paul H. Glaser 19
Vegetative reproduction in Platydictya - Howard Crum 21
Reproductive ecology of five herbs common in central Illinois - Thomas D. Lee and Mary F. Willson 23
Review
The annual growth cycle of Heteranthera dubia in Ohio - Charles N. Horn 28
Notices 34
Aspects of floral biology in three species of Potamogeton (pondweeds) - C. Thomas Philbrick 35
European introductions to the Michigan flora. I - Richard K. Rabeler and Roy E. Gereau 39
Statement of Ownership 47
On the cover: A tree graveyard, south-facing along Adams Trail, Route 637, Alger County—a reminder of our role as stewards of our natural heritage; photo provided by J. R. Wells, P. W. Thompson, and G. P. Fons
23, 2 March 1984
CONTENTS
Eurasian introductions to the Michigan flora. II - Roy E. Gereau and Richard K. Rabeler 51
Reproductive Biology and habitat of Cirsium pitcheri - C. J. and P. A Keddy 57
A new station for dwarf Lake Iris (Iris lacustris) in Wisconsin - Joel A. Trick and Gary Fewless 68
A field search for Newaygo County prairies based on air photos and the soil survey - Kim Alan Chapman and Susan R. Crispin 69
New combinations in the genus Sarcodon - Kenneth A. Harrison 76
Sexual reproductive cycle of the liverwort Conocephalum conicum - J. Taylor and R. H. Hollensen 77
Reviews 80, 88
Apparent heat stimulation of buried seeds of Geranium bicknellii on Jack Pine sites in northern lower Michigan - Marc D. Abrams and Donald I. Dickman 81
Rhizomnium gracile, a moss new to Minnesota, with the distribution of Rhizomnium in the state - Jan A. Janssens and Paul H. Glaser 89
Publications of Interest 92
Germination of prairie plants under ambient and controlled conditions - Babette Kis 93
On the cover: The University of Michigan Biological Station, 1909-84, in the dead of winter (1971), from a wood cut by A. Hungerford, courtesy of Jane Taylor. The Station is celebrating its Diamond Anniversary.
23, 3 May 1984
CONTENTS
Ascocarp formation by Morchella angusticeps after wildfire - Steven I. Apfelbaum, Alan Haney, and R. Edward Dole 99
Carex praegracilis: a halophytic sedge naturalized in Ohio - Allison W. Cusick 103
The genus Dichanthelium (Poaceae) in Michigan - Stephen N. Stephenson 107
Reviews 120, 134
Publications of Interest 120
The flora of Rock County, Wisconsin: Supplement I - Theodore S. Cochrane, Marion M. Rice, and William E. Rice 121
A checklist of the liverworts of Michigan - Raymond H. Hollensen 135
Notice 139
On the cover: Stutsmanville Bog, Emmet Co., Michigan; photo by Jeffrey Holcombe
23, 4 October 1984
CONTENTS
Species composition and diversity of a mesic prairie relict in Kalamazoo County, Michigan - Richard Brewer 143
Presettlement vegetation of southwestern Michigan - Lawrence G. Brewer, Thomas W. Hodler, and Henry A. Raupp 153
Fossombronia in Michigan - Norton G. Miller, Howard Crum 157
Review 164
Some species mergers and new combination in the Ohio flora - Tom S. Cooperrider 165
Do sand dunes have seed banks? - Sandra L. Planisek and Richard W. Pippen 169
Additions to the Pteridophyte flora of Marquette County, Michigan - James Wahla 178
Notice 179
Map of presettlement vegetation of southwestern Michigan - Lawrence G. Brewer, Thomas W. Hodler, and Henry A. Raupp
Supplement
On the cover: Lake Michigan beach strand with foredunes and dune forests in background, Saugatuck, Michigan. Sandra Planisek, photographer.
24, 1 Jauary 1985
CONTENTS
Seasonal change and production in a mesic prairie relict in Kalamazoo County, Michigan - Richard Brewer 3
Porteranthus trifoliatus, Bowman's root, verified in the Michigan Flora - Harvey E. Ballard, Jr. 14
Bartonia paniculata, new to Michigan - Don Henson 19
Oak forest succession in the Oakland University nature trails area, Oakland County, Michigan - Christine M. Larch and Ann K. Sakai 21
A key to the rushes (Juncus spp.) of Minnesota - Steven E. Clements 33
Green spleenwort (Asplenium viride), a new Wisconsin record - Katherine D. Rill 38
Statement of Ownership 39
On the cover: Carex stricta photographed at Long Point, Norfolk Co., Ontario on 14 June 1980 by P. M. Calling.
24, 2 March 1985
CONTENTS
Woodlot composition and successional trends in south-central lower Michigan - Sheridan L. Dodge and Jay R. Harman 43
Net primary production in a marsh - Jin-Soon Han 55
Lithospermum (Boraginaceae) in Ohio, with a new taxonomic rank for Lithospermum croceum Fernald - Allison W. Cusick 63
Notices 69, 75, 79
Carex hirta, new to Wisconsin - Robert W. Freckmann and Alvin Bogdansky 70
Nature Education Feature—Using lichens to monitor acid rain in Michigan - Julie Medlin 71
Review 76
Buxbaumia aphylla Hedw. new to Minnesota and notes on some other mosses little known in the state - Gerald A. Wheeler 77
On the cover: Cladonia phyllophora, a fruticose lichen that grows on soil; photo by Julie Medlin.
24, 3 May 1985
CONTENTS
Helleborine—A 30-year update and analysis of its distribution in Ontario - James H. Soper and Linda Murray 83
Reviews 97, 98
Endangered and threatened vascular plants in Michigan. II. Third biennial review proposed list - J. H. Beaman, E. A. Bourdo, F. W. Case, S. R. Crispen,
D. Henson, R. W. Pippen, A. A. Reznicek, E. G. Voss, P. W. Thompson 99
Publication of Interest 116
Nomenclatural notes on some Michigan dicots - Edward G. Voss 117
Notice: Michigan Flora II 124
Eurasian introductions to the Michigan flora. Ill - Richard K. Rabeler and Cheryl A. Crowder 125
On the cover: Epipactis helleborine, an introduced orchid, photographed in Ontario, Canada by Joyce Reddoch on 6 August 1971.
24, 4 October 1985
CONTENTS
Viola epipsila new to Michigan and the eastern United States - Harvey E. Ballard, Jr. 131
Vegetation and chemical analysis of a salt marsh in Clinton County, Michigan - Kim Alan Chapman, Vicki L. Dunevitz, and Helen T. Kuhn 135
Review: Wildflower Identification Kit - R. K. Rabeler and T. D. Trana 145
New records for Sphagnum in Indiana - Richard E. Andrus and Douglas A. Wilcox 147
Editorial Notice: List of Reviewers 152
A checklist of bryophytes and their critical localities in the Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan - Janice M. Glime and Allison D. Slavik 153
An old-growth white pine stand in the Huron Mountains, upper Michigan - Paul W. Thompson 164
Notice: Tenth North American Prairie Conference 168
The use of vegetative propagules for sterile cultures of aquatic macrophytes - John D. Madsen 169
Erratum 175
On the cover: Cypripedium candidum, small white lady's-slipper, photographed in the West Chicago Prairie, Du Page County, Illinois Forest Preserve District by Thomas A. Schutt on 15 May 1985.
25, 1 January 1986
CONTENTS
A botanical foray to the Fox Islands, northern Lake Michigan - Brain T. Hazlett, Susan P. Hendricks, Gregory P. Fons, Paul W. Thompson, and James R. Wells 3
The effect of fruit condition on germination success of two dogwood species - Victoria A. Borowicz 11
Short-term drought effects on the alvar communities of Drummond Island, Michigan - Stephen N. Stephenson and Patrick S. Herendeen 16
A study of Red Cedar Natural Area. I. Historical background and description of the vegetation - Kathleen A. Kron and Beverly Scoviac Walters 27
A study of Red Cedar Natural Area. II. Checklist of vascular plants - Kathleen A. Kron and Beverly Scoviac Walters 35
Errata 44
Alpine hedysarum (Hedysarum alpinum) discovered in Michigan - Kim Alan Chapman 45
Statement of Ownership 47
On the cover: Hedysarum alpinum, a new record for Michigan, photographed on the shore of the Escanaba River, Delta Co., Michigan by Sue Crispin, June 25, 1985.
25, 2 March 1986
CONTENTS
Ed Voss and the Michigan Flora - Ruth B. (Alford) MacFarlane 51
Major errata in Michigan Flora Part II - E. G. Voss 55
Review 56
Origin and composition of an old-growth cedar- hardwood stand: The role of dune activity - Michael L. Scott and Peter G. Murphy 57
A phenology of flower color? - Margaret T. McCann 66
The vegetation and flora of the Nordhouse Dunes, Manistee National Forest, Mason County, Michigan I. History and present vegetation - Brian T. Hazlett 74
Studies on Michigan Chrysophyceae. VI. - Daniel E. Wujek 93
Erratum * 97
Publications of interest 98
On the cover: Grass panicle covered by ice after ice storm. Photo taken southwest of Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, in January, 1985 by Larry Lemanski.
25, 3 May 1986
CONTENTS
Germination of seeds of Epifagus virginiana (Orobanchaceae) - Charles E. Williams and Robert K. Zuck 103
Announcement 106
Viola x brauniae (Viola rostrata x V. striata) - Tom S. Cooperrider 107
The Discovery of Draba glabella in Michigan with notes on Draba from Isle Royale National Park - John V. Freudenstein and Janet Keeney Marr 109
Nature Education Feature—Champion Trees of Michigan - Paul W. Thompson" 112
Nature Education Feature— Fossombronia and the Mystery of Spore Dispersals - Howard Crum 120
Bouteloua gracilis, a New Grass to Michigan - Russ Garlitz and Deb Garlitz 123
Japanese Honeysuckle Invasion - W. H. Wagner, Jr. 124
The Vegetation and Flora of the Nordhouse Dunes, Manistee National Forest, Mason County, Michigan. II. Catalogue of Vascular Plants - Brian T. Hazlett 125
On the cover: Open dunes within proposed Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness, Mason County,Michigan. Photo by Brian T. Hazlett, July 1979.
25, 4 October 1986
CONTENTS
Index to Volumes 16 through 25 143
(On the cover: Seed heads of swamp milkweed, Asclepias incarnata. Photo by Jim Weber.)
26, 1 January 1987
CONTENTS
Pale Indian Plantain (Cacalia atriplicifolia, Asteraceae): A little-known plant in Michigan. I. Observations on growth patterns/life histories - Joann T. Athey and Richard W. Pippen 3
Editorial Notice: List of Reviewers 15
Announcement: Short courses 16
Warren Woods as forest primeval: A comparison of forest composition with presettlement beech-sugar maple forests of Berrien County, Michigan - Gerard T. Donnelly and Peter G. Murphy 17
A litter intercept method for determining leaf area index in deciduous forests - Patrick C. Kangas and H. H. Caswell, Jr. 25
Notice: Hanes Fund 28
A floristic survey of buttonbush swamps in Gahanna Woods State Nature Preserve, Franklin County, Ohio - Lucy E. Tyrrell 29
Announcement: New journal 38
Statement of Ownership 39
On the cover: Warren Woods Forest Primeval Preserve. Photo by Gerrard T. Donnelly, August 29, 1986.
26, 2 March 1987
CONTENTS
Post-Settlement Changes in Tree Composition of Southeastern Wisconsin Forested Wetlands
Christopher P. Dunn 43
Reviews 51, 62
Lentibulariaceae: The Bladderwort Family in Wisconsin - William Tans 52
Hybridization in Michigan White Oaks (Quercus subg. Lepidobalanus) with Emphasis on two new Hybrids - Bruce D. Gay nor 63
Relationships between the Vegetation Tension Zone and Soils Distribution across Central Lower Michigan - Kimberly E. Medley and Jay R. Harman 78
On the cover: Triphora trianthophora, three birds, photographed in Leelanau Co. Michigan by John Van Arsdale.
26, 3 May 1987
CONTENTS
The Vascular Flora of Isle Royale National Park - Allison D. Slavick and Robert A. Janke
On the cover: Lake Superior shore of Raspberry Island, Isle Royale National Park. Photo by R. A. Janke, summer 1971.
26, 4 October 1987
CONTENTS
Presettlement Forest of South-Central Michigan - Sheridan L. Dodge 139
Forcing Winter Rosette Plants for Class Use - Thomas Morley & Roberta Sladky 153
Reviews 160, 166
Veronica verna (Scrophulariaceae), An Overlooked Element of the Naturalized Flora of Ontario - William J. Crins, Donald A. Sutherland, and Michael J. Oldham 161
Notice: Eleventh North American Prairie Conference 165
Carex bushii Mack., a Sedge New to Michigan - Francis J. Menapace and Daniel E. Wujek 167
Notice: The Gillette Fund 168
The Eleventh Annual A. H. Smith Lakes States Foray - Alan D. Parker and Janet Phelps 169
Publication of Interest 173
Michigan Plants in Print 174
On the cover: Spathulariopsis velutipes. Photo by E. B. Mains.
27, 1 January 1988
CONTENTS
A Study of the Distribution and Ecology of the Saxicolous Mosses Grimmia anodon, G. plagiopodia and G. pulvinata in Southern Ontario - William G. Stewart 3
Reviews 11, 12, 30
Poa bulbosa L. (Poaceae) in Michigan - Gerald F. Guala II 13
Phosphate Adsorption by Cedar Wetland Soils in Northern Lower Michigan - Paul R. Wetzel 15
Alexander H. Smith - Kenneth W. Cochran 21
Michigan Plants in Print 26
On the cover: Naturalist Eileen Stewart examining a colony of Grimmia anodon B.S.G. on the limestone base of a grave marker in a cemetery at Hamilton, Ontario. Photo by W. G. Stewart, 25 May 1987.
27, 2 March 1988
CONTENTS
A Research Garden for Selected Michigan Rare Plants - James R. Wells 35
Announcement: Bryological Foray 39
Reviews 40, 55
Announcement: Short Courses 42
Aboveground Biomass and Production from 1938 to 1984 for four Aspen Plots in Northern Lower Michigan - Thomas W. Jurik, George M. Briggs, and David M. Gates 43
Correction 55
On the cover: A view of the Schjolin Plant Conservation Garden. Photo by J. R. Wells, 1987.
27, 3 May 1988
CONTENTS
Frederick J. Hermann (1906-1987): The evolution of a botanical career - Edward G. Voss and A. A. Reznicek 59
Reviews 73, 74, 84, 93
Detecting Botrychium hybrids in the Lake Superior Region - Warren H. Wagner, Jr. and Florence S. Wagner 75
Froelichia (Amaranthaceae), a genus new to Canada - Michael J. Oldham and Donald A. Sutherland 81
Eurasian introductions to the Michigan flora. IV. Two additional species of Caryophyllaceae in Michigan - Richard K. Rabeler 85
Commelina erecta (day-flower) rediscovered in Michigan - Dennis W. Woodland and James Ng 88
Molinia caerulea, moorgrass, new to Wisconsin - Robert W. Freckmann, Frank D. Bowers, and Lyman Echola 89
New Feature: Noteworthy Collections 90
Noteworthy Collections (Cerastium glomeratum, Gypsophila muralis) 91
Publications of Interest 94, 95
On the cover: Creeping Juniper (Juniperus horizontalis) at Glen Haven, Michigan.
Photographed by F. J. Hermann on 19 June 1930.
27, 4 October 1988
CONTENTS
The Seed Bank and Above-Ground Vegetation in an Upland Pine-Hardwood Succession - Samuel M. Scheiner 99
A Note on Nurse Trees and Browsing - Philip Clason Whitford & P. B. Whitford 107
Lichens of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore - Clifford M. Wetmore 111
Simple-Leaved Ashes (Fraxinus: Oleaceae) in Michigan - W. H. Wagner, Jr., Sylvia Taylor, Gerald Grieve,
Ronald O. Kapp, & W. Keith Stewart 119
Editor's Note 135
On the cover: Sea-rocket, Cakile edentula, at Fisherman's Island State Park, Charlevoix, Michigan Photo by Manny Payne, 26 August 1987.
28, 1 January 1989
CONTENTS
Plantago cordata in Wisconsin - Julie Stromberg and Forest Stearns 3
Quantitative Variation in Leaf Morphology within and between Pin Oak and Black Oak - Karen E. Ludlam and Richard J. Jensen 17
Reviews 32, 41, 42
Bur Buttercup (Ceratocephalus testiculatus: Ranunculaceae): A Poisonous Weed newly Established in Ohio - Allison W. Cusick 33
Editorial Notices: A Note of Thanks 36
List of Reviewers 36
A Notice to Subscribers: Index 36
Noteworthy Collections: Ontario (Grimmia wrightii, Tortula norvegica); Michigan (Sphagnum obtusum) 37
Michigan Plants in Print 39
Information for Authors 43
Statement of Ownership 47
On the cover: Leadplant (Amorpha canescens) at Gourdneck State Game Area, Kalamazoo Co., Michigan. Photographed by Richard W. Pippen, 1978.
28, 2 March 1989
CONTENTS
Kathryn E. Boydston (1897-1988): Michigan's Fern Hybridist and Two New Examples of Her Work - Warren H. Wagner, Jr. 51
Publications of Interest 58
Obituary 58
Comparison of Two Northern White Cedar (Thuja) Forests - Patrick Kangas 59
Rare and Interesting Grass Records from the Northeastern Lower Peninsula - Russ Garlitz 67
Reviews 66, 71, 80
Tree Distribution in Southwestern Michigan Bur Oak Openings - Richard Brewer and Steven Kitler 73
Status of the Swamp Rose Mallow, Hibiscus moscheutos L. (Malvaceae), in Canada - Bruce A. Ford 81
Pale Indian Plantain (Cacalia atriplicifolia, Asteraceae): A little-known Plant in Michigan. Life History Part II. Seeds and Seed Dispersal. - Joann T. Athey and Richard W. Pippen 89
On the cover: Trout Lily fErythronium americanum,) at Baker Woodlot, Michigan State University campus, East Lansing. Photographed by Hannah Priwer.
28, 3 May 1989
FLORA OF LONG POINT, REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF HALDIMAND-NORFOLK, ONTARIO - A.A. Reznicek P.M. Catling
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 99
METHODS 102
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE 102
1 Botanical Literature Concerning Long Point 102
2 Botanical Collecting on Long Point 103
THE FLORA OF LONG POINT 104
1 Synopsis 104
2 Rare Species 105
3 Excluded Species 106
4 Vegetation Patterns 107
5 Some Important Factors Affecting the Vegetation 125
6 Phytogeography 129
7 Comparison of the Floras of Long Point, Point Pelee National Park, and Rondeau Provincial Park 136
8 Annotated List of Vascular Plants 138
9 Index to Genera in the Annotated List 169
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 171
LITERATURE CITED 171
On the cover: Sand dune blowout burying trees in Oak Savanna along the south beach near the Little Creek Ridges, Long Point, Ontario. Photographed by A.A. Reznicek, 27 August 1988.
28, 4 October 1989
CONTENTS
The Vegetation of Indian Bowl Wet Prairie and its Adjacent Plant Communities - Kathleen A. Kron
I. Description of the Vegetation 179
II. Checklist of Vascular Plants 201
Viola x eclipses, a New Hybrid Violet - Harvey E. Ballard, Jr. 216
Review 220
Index to Volumes 26, 27, and 28
Neil A. Harriman 221
Announcements 247
On the cover: Showy black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sullivantii) at Indian Bowl wet prairie, Berrien County, Michigan. Photographed by Kathleen Kron, September 1981.
29, 1 January 1990
CONTENTS
Scanning Electron Microscopy of Seeds in the Taxonomy of Michigan Juncus - James C. Zech and Daniel E. Wujek 3
Editorial Notice: List of Reviewers 18
Lichens of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Clifford M. Wetmore 19
Noteworthy Collections: Michigan (Funaria flavicans, Agalinis gattingeri, Agalinis skinneriana, Ampelopsis brevipedunculata, Scirpus hallii, Scleria pauciflora, Catascopium nigritum, Micromitrium megalosporum, Riccia sullivantii) 27
Reviews 35
Announcements 38
Editorial Notice: A Notice to Contributors 39
Statement of Ownership 39
On the cover: A snow-covered road near Fleming Creek, Matthaei Botanical Gardens, Ann Arbor. Photographed by Donald R. Farrar, Winter 1967-1968.
29, 2 March 1990
CONTENTS
Hybrids among Three Caulescent Violets, with Special Reference to Michigan - Harvey E. Ballard, Jr. 43
The Hampton Creek Wetland Complex in Southwestern Michigan. VI. Transect Survey of Bryophyte Populations - Kevin Stevens and Elwood B. Ehrle 55
Reviews 64, 74, 77
Lichens of Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Wisconsin - Clifford M. Wetmore 65
A Newly Discovered Population of Swamp Cottonwood (Populus heterophylla) in Southeastern Washtenaw County, Michigan - Douglas R. Pearsall 75
Noteworthy Collections: Wisconsin (Rumex acetosa) 76
On the cover: Ponds and low dunes near tip of Long Point, Ontario. Photographed by P. M. Catling, 21 September 1979.
29, 3 May 1990
CONTENTS
Germination and Growth of Ranunculus cymbalaria, An Endangered Wetland Plant - Diane De Steven and Wendy Franke 83
Reviews 87, 105
Oliver A. Farwell's Early Pteridophyte Records From the Keweenaw Peninsula - Donald C. Drife and Joyce E. Drife 89
A Pacific Northwest Disjunct, Disporum hookeri, in Upper Michigan - David J. Mladenoff 97
Publications of Interest 102
Cliff Brake on Drummond Island: A Gravel Roadside Locality Found by Amateur Botanists - Ellen Elliott Weatherbee 103
Michigan Plants in Print 107
Announcement 111
On the cover: Chicory fCichorium intybus^ and visitor, at the University of Michigan Biological Station, Douglas Lake, Michigan. Photographed by Manny Payne, 26 August 1987.
29, 4 October 1990
CONTENTS
River Birch in Central Wisconsin: A Case Study of Colonization - Philip Clason Whitford 115
An Interesting Halophyte Site on the Straits at Cheboygan, Michigan - Russ Garlitz and Deb Garlitz 121
Announcements 123, 124, 141
Knotted Dodder (Cuscuta glomerata: Convolvulaceae) in Ohio - Perry K. Peskin 125
Reviews 128, 138
A Natural Hybrid of Gray Dogwood, Cornus racemosa, and Round-leaved Dogwood, C. rugosa, from Michigan - Warren Herb Wagner, Jr. 131
Editor's Report 142
Editorial Notices 143
On the cover: American columbo (Swertia americana), at the Gourdneck State Game Area, Kalamazoo Co., Michigan. Photographed by Richard Pippen, July 1978.
30, 1 January 1991
CONTENTS
Two New Species of Bog Clubmosses, Lycopodiella (Lycopodiaceae), from Southwestern Michigan - James G. Bruce, Warren H. Wagner, Jr., and Joseph M. Beitel 3
Announcement 11
Editorial Notice: List of Reviewers 11
Herb Wagner and Michigan Botany - Anton A. Reznicek and Richard K. Rabeler 12
Statement of Ownership 14
Riccia frostii, a Liverwort New to Michigan - Michael R. Penskar, Norton G. Miller, and Howard Crum 15
Reviews 22, 30
Rubus parvifolius (Rosaceae), Naturalized in Illinois and Iowa - Mark P. Widrlechner and Richard K. Rabeler 23
Erratum 31
On the cover: Marsh fern (Thelypteris palustris), at the Hampton Creek wetlands, Kalamazoo Co., Michigan. Photographed by Richard W. Pippen
30, 2 March 1991
CONTENTS
The Genus Frullania (Hepaticae) In Michigan - Elwood B. Ehrle 35
Announcements 48, 71
The Revegetation Potential of Selected Michigan Native and Naturalized Plant Species on Fly Ash Deposits - James R. Wells, Gottfried Brieger, and R. Douglas Hunter 49
An Intersubgeneric Hybrid of Aureolaria flava and A. pedicularia - Harvey E. Ballard, Jr. and Richard W. Pippen 59
Noteworthy Collections: Ontario (Solidago ulmifolia) 63
Ohio (Epilobium parviflorum) 69
Trifolium reflexum L. (Buffalo Clover: Leguminosae) in Ohio, its History and Present Status - Michael A. Vincent 65
Editor's Note 71
On the cover: Southwestern Chapter outing at Warren Woods. Photographed by Clayton AI way, Spring 1978.
30, 3 May 1991
CONTENTS
Contribution to the Vascular (and Moss) Flora of the Great Plains: A Floristic Survey of Six Counties in Western Minnesota - Gerald A. Wheeler, Robert P. Dana, and Carmen Converse 75
Reviews 130
On the cover: Bonanza Prairie Scientific and Natural Area, Traverse County, Minnesota. Photographed by Keith Wendt, 14 August 1983.
30, 4 October 1991
THE FLORA OF SLEEPING BEAR DUNES NATIONAL LAKESHORE, BENZIE AND LEELANAU COUNTIES, MICHIGAN
Brian T. Hazlett
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 139
GLACIAL AND POSTGLACIAL GEOLOGY 142
PLATTE RIVER UNIT 143
Round Lake Area 143
Platte Bay Region 144
Platte River Area 146
Aral Dunes/Otter Creek Area 148
Empire Bluffs 151
SLEEPING BEAR DUNE UNIT 152
Sleeping Bear Plateau Area 153
Alligator Hill Area 155
GOOD HARBOR BAY UNIT 155
Crystal River Area 156
Pyramid Point Area 157
Shalda Creek/Good Harbor Bay Area 157
BOW LAKES UNIT 158
MANITOU ISLANDS 160
South Manitou 160
North Manitou 163
CATALOG OF VASCULAR PLANTS 165
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 200
LITERATURE CITED 200
Review
On the cover: Sleeping Bear, looking northward from Empire Bluffs. Photographed by Brian T. Hazlett.
31, 1 January 1992
CONTENTS
Life History of Potamogeton crispus - John R. Wehrmeister and Ronald L. Stuckey 3
Announcements 17, 18, 24, 40
The Development of Gemmae and Plantlets on Leaves and Lobules of Frullania eboracensis Gottsche (Hepaticae) - Elwood B. Ehrle 19
Initial Observations on Tegumen Layer Variation in Three Species of Luzula (Juncaceae) - James C. Zech and Daniel E. Wujek 25
Publications of Interest 30
A Unique Old-growth Michigan Hardwood Stand with Sassafras as a Major Component - Paul W. Thompson 31
Erratum 35
Obituary 35
Reviews 36, 43
Scutellaria nervosa (Lamiaceae), a Species of Skullcap
New to Michigan
Peter Fritsch 37
Editor's Notes 38, 45
Muhlenbergia richardsonis in Wisconsin - Thomas L. Eddy and Neil A. Harriman 39
Noteworthy Collection: Ontario (Taraxacum palustre) 41
Editor's Report and List of Reviewers 46
Statement of Ownership 47
On the cover: Reindeer Lichen (Cladina arbuscula) Photographed by Sandra Planisek
30, 2 March 1991
CONTENTS
The Genus Frullania (Hepaticae) In Michigan - Elwood B. Ehrle 35
Announcements 48, 71
The Revegetation Potential of Selected Michigan Native and Naturalized Plant Species on Fly Ash Deposits - James R. Wells, Gottfried Brieger, and R. Douglas Hunter 49
An Intersubgeneric Hybrid of Aureolaria flava and A. pedicularia - Harvey E. Ballard, Jr. and Richard W. Pippen 59
Noteworthy Collections:
Ontario (Solidago ulmifolia) 63
Ohio (Epilobium parviflorum) 69
Trifolium reflexum L. (Buffalo Clover: Leguminosae) in Ohio, its History and Present Status - Michael A. Vincent 65
Editor's Note 71
On the cover: Southwestern Chapter outing at Warren Woods. Photographed by Clayton AI way, Spring 1978.
30, 3 May 1991
CONTENTS
Contribution to the Vascular (and Moss) Flora of the Great Plains: A Floristic Survey of Six Counties in Western Minnesota - Gerald A. Wheeler, Robert P. Dana, and Carmen Converse 75
Reviews 130
On the cover: Bonanza Prairie Scientific and Natural Area, Traverse County, Minnesota. Photographed by Keith Wendt, 14 August 1983.
30, 4 October 1991
THE FLORA OF SLEEPING BEAR DUNES NATIONAL LAKESHORE, BENZIE AND LEELANAU COUNTIES, MICHIGAN
Brian T. Hazlett
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 139
GLACIAL AND POSTGLACIAL GEOLOGY 142
PLATTE RIVER UNIT 143
Round Lake Area 143
Platte Bay Region 144
Platte River Area 146
Aral Dunes/Otter Creek Area 148
Empire Bluffs 151
SLEEPING BEAR DUNE UNIT 152
Sleeping Bear Plateau Area 153
Alligator Hill Area 155
GOOD HARBOR BAY UNIT 155
Crystal River Area 156
Pyramid Point Area 157
Shalda Creek/Good Harbor Bay Area 157
BOW LAKES UNIT 158
MANITOU ISLANDS 160
South Manitou 160
North Manitou 163
CATALOG OF VASCULAR PLANTS 165
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 200
LITERATURE CITED 200
Review
On the cover: Sleeping Bear, looking northward from Empire Bluffs. Photographed by Brian T. Hazlett.
31, 1 January 1992
CONTENTS
Life History of Potamogeton crispus - John R. Wehrmeister and Ronald L. Stuckey 3
Announcements 17, 18, 24, 40
The Development of Gemmae and Plantlets on Leaves and Lobules of Frullania eboracensis Gottsche (Hepaticae) - Elwood B. Ehrle 19
Initial Observations on Tegumen Layer Variation in Three Species of Luzula (Juncaceae) - James C. Zech and Daniel E. Wujek 25
Publications of Interest 30
A Unique Old-growth Michigan Hardwood Stand with Sassafras as a Major Component - Paul W. Thompson 31
Erratum 35
Obituary 35
Reviews 36, 43
Scutellaria nervosa (Lamiaceae), a Species of Skullcap
New to Michigan
Peter Fritsch 37
Editor's Notes 38, 45
Muhlenbergia richardsonis in Wisconsin - Thomas L. Eddy and Neil A. Harriman 39
Noteworthy Collection: Ontario (Taraxacum palustre) 41
Editor's Report and List of Reviewers 46
Statement of Ownership 47
On the cover: Reindeer Lichen (Cladina arbuscula), Photographed by Sandra Planisek
31, 2 March 1992
CONTENTS
Elemental Composition of Southwest Michigan Mosses as Measured by Proton Induced X-Ray Emission (PIXE) Analysis - Elwood B. Ehrle, S. M. Ferguson, and Rosario Canizales de Andrade 51
Review 60
Transplant Techniques Using Bryophytes to Assess River Pollution: A Preliminary Feasibility Study - Christopher D. Jackson and Elwood B. Ehrle 61
Michigan Plants in Print 67
The Spread of Puccinellia Distans (Reflexed Saltmarsh Grass) In Michigan - Russ Garlitz 69
Announcements 74, 78, 79
New Stations for Carex Oligocarpa (Cyperaceae) in Prince Edward County, Ontario - Ian D. Macdonald, Michael J. Oldham, and Donald A. Sutherland 75
Erratum 79
On the cover: Hoarfrost on velvet-leaf (Abutilon theophrasti) Photographed by E. Horkaway
31, 3 May 1992
CONTENTS
Checklist of the Vascular Flora of the Augusta Floodplain Preserve - Walter L. Meagher and Stephen J. Tonsor 83
Carex Section Acrocystis (Cyperaceae) in Ohio - Allison W. Cusick 99
Obituary 109
The Big Trees of Michigan
1. Populus balsamifera L. - Elwood B. Ehrle and Paul W. Thompson 112
Review 114
Announcement 115
Michigan Plants in Print 116
Editor's Note 119
On the cover: Hampton Creek, Gourdneck State Game Area, Kalamazoo County, Michigan Photographed by Richard W. Pippen
31, 4 October 1992
CONTENTS
Botanical and Horticultural Contributions of Mrs. William A. Kellerman (Stella Victoria (Dennis) Kellerman), 1855-1936 - Ronald L. Stuckey 123
Announcement 142
Distribution and Habitats of the Forked Aster (Aster furcatus: Asteraceae), a Threatened Wisconsin Plant - Donald H. Les, James A. Reinartz, and Lawrence A. Leitner 143
Heracleum mantegazzianum (Giant Cow Parsnip): Another Exotic in the Michigan Flora - Martha A. Case and John H. Beaman 152
Index to Volumes 29, 30, and 31 - Neil A. Harriman 155
On the cover: Giant cow-parsnip (Heracleum mantegazzianum), with umbels measuring 50 cm across, discovered near Williamston, Ingham County, Michigan.
Photographed at Wakehurst Gardens, southeastern England, by John H. Beaman, July 1985.
32, 1 January 1993
CONTENTS
Comparative Floristics of Seven Islands in Northwestern Lake Michigan - Kathleen C. Forzley, Thaddeus A. Grudzien, and James R. Wells 3
[from pg. 3 - Several islands in Green Bay of northwestern Lake Michigan were selected for this study since little was known about the floristics of this archipelago. The islands selected were Summer, St. Martin, Poverty, Gull, Little Gull, and Gravelly islands of Delta County, Michigan and Washington Island of Door County, Wisconsin (Fig. 1). The only known floristic study in this region was conducted by Fuller (1927) and focused on Washington Island.]
Announcements 21
Editor's Report 22
Editorial Notice: List of Reviewers 22
Current and Historic Distribution of Garlic Mustard (Alliaria petiolata) in Illinois - Victoria A. Nuzzo 23
Statement of Ownership 34
Swamp Cottonwood (Populus heterophylla) in Ohio - James S. McCormac 35
On the cover: Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis). Photographed by E. B. Mains
32, 2 March 1993
CONTENTS
Flora and Vegetation of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore and Madeline Island, Ashland and Bayfield Counties, Wisconsin - Emmet J. Judziewicz and Rudy G. Koch 43
On the cover: Manitou Island fish camp, representative of disturbed habitats throughout the islands. Along the shore (foreground to background) are quack grass (Agropyron repens), Canada goldenrod (Solidago canadensis), and reed canary-grass (Phalaris arundinacea). Bear Island, the third highest island, is on the horizon. Photograph by E.J. Judziewicz, 28 July 1992.
32, 3 May 1993
CONTENTS
The Effect of Sediment Loading on Germination from the Seed Bank of Three Michigan Wetlands - Robert K. Neely and James A. Wiler 199
Obituary 208
Habitat and Ecology of Iris lacustris (The Dwarf Lake Iris) - James E. Van Kley and Daniel E. Wujek 209
Announcement 222
Carex heterostachya, the Correct Identity of C. xfulleri (Cyperaceae) - Anton A. Reznicek 223
Michigan Plants in Print 227
Review 231
The Big Trees of Michigan
2. Populus tremuloides Michaux - Elwood B. Ehrle and Paul W. Thompson 232
Editorial Notices 234
Noteworthy Collections: Michigan, New York, and Wisconsin (Dianthus carthusianorum) 235
Erratum 235
On the cover: Tamarack (Larix laricina)
Photographed by E.B. Mains
32, 4 October 1993
CONTENTS
The Vascular Flora of North and South Fox Islands, Northern Lake Michigan - Brian T. Hazlett 239
Review 264
The Big Trees of Michigan
3. Quercus bicolor Willd. - James Fordyce, Elwood B. Ehrle, and Paul W. Thompson 266
Announcement 268
Vascular Plant Species New to Hillsdale County, Michigan - Peter Fritsch 269
Publication of Interest 282
Editor's Note 283
On the cover: Pickerel-weed (Pontederia cordata). Photographed by E. B. Mains
33, 1 January 1994
CONTENTS
The Bird's-Foot Violet (Viola pedata L.) in Canada: Population Biology and Ecology of a Threatened Species - Leonard J. Hutchinson and Kevin Kavanagh 3
Obituary 17
Editorial Notices 16,21,22
The Big Trees of Michigan
4. Pinus banksiana Lamb. - Elwood B. Ehrle, A. Bruce Spike, and Paul W. Thompson 19
SEM Identification of Michigan Cattails, Typha latifolia and Typha angustifolia, and their Hybrid, Typha xglauca - Anita K. Gertz, Jamin Eisenbach, and
Glenn K. Walker 23
Review 29
Statement of Ownership 31
On the cover: Jack pine (Pinus banksiana). Photographed by H.A. Crum
33, 2 March 1994
CONTENTS
Distribution, Habitat and Conservation of Viola novae-angliae - Harvey E. Ballard Jr., and Susan C. Gawler 35
New Distributional Records in Relation to the Phytogeography and Floristic Diversity of the Eastern Lake Ontario Region - Vivian R. Browned, Paul M. Catling, Michael J. Oldham, and C. Sean Blaney 53
Prominent Michigan Botanists
I. Clarence Robert Hanes - Emma Bickham Pitcher 66
The Big Trees of Michigan
5. Pinus resinosa Ait. - Elwood B. Ehrle, Robert Zelinski, and Paul Thompson 69
On the cover: Summer habit of the New England violet, Viola novae-angliae House.
Photograph by Harvey E. Ballard, Jr.
33, 3 May 1994
CONTENTS
Albatrellus (Fungi: Basidiomycota) in Michigan - J. Ginns 75
The Big Trees of Michigan
6. Magnolia acuminata (L.) L. Elwood B. Ehrle and Paul W. Thompson 91
Reviews 94, 115
Comments on some Introduced Caryophyllaceae of Ohio and Nearby States - Richard K. Rabeler and Allison W. Cusick 95
American Chestnut Infected with Hypovirulent Blight at Arner Point, Ontario - Brendon M. H. Larson and Gerald Waldron 109
Ornithogalum umbellatum L. (Liliaceae), an Invasive Perennial in the Wright State University Woods (Greene County, Ohio) - Brent G. DeMars 117
The Big Trees of Michigan
7. Quercus alba L. - S. Edward Fitzstephens, Elwood B. Ehrle, and Paul W. Thompson 125
On the cover: Wintergreen (Gaultheria procumbens), Photographed by E. B. Mains
33, 4 October 1994
CONTENTS
Violets of Michigan - Harvey E. Ballard, Jr.
On the cover: The Canada violet, Viola canadensis (photo by R. Holzman).
34, 1 January 1995
CONTENTS
Dedication - Emanuel David Rudolph (1927-1992): Book Collector and Library Friend - Ronald L. Stuckey
Ann Waterman Rudolph (1934-1991): Her Life with Plants, Books, and Buttons - Ronald L. Stuckey
The Rudolph Botanical Book Collection in the Herbarium Library at the Ohio State University - Ronald L. Stuckey
On the cover: Photograph of Rudy and Ann Rudolph, at the Faculty Club,The Ohio State University campus, 8 June 1984.
Photograph by Ronald L. Stuckey
34, 2 March 1995
CONTENTS
Studies on Silica-Scaled Chrysophytes from Northern Indiana - Daniel E. Wujek and Anthony L. Swinehart 59
Editorial Notices 66, 83
The Vegetation Tension Zone Across Michigan's Thumb Area - Sheridan L. Dodge 67
Lonicera maackii (Caprifoliaceae) Naturalized in Wisconsin - Theodore S. Cochrane 79
Addenda and Errata: Violets of Michigan - Harvey E. Ballard, Jr. 84
The Big Trees of Michigan
8. Quercus rubra L. - S. Edward Fitzstephens, Elwood B. Ehrle and Paul W. Thompson 85
Noteworthy Collection: Ohio (Equisetum sylvaticum L.) - Carl F. Chuey 87
On the cover: "Cabbage Patch Kids" on a barefoot spring hike to see the "Hooded Leprechauns" of the swamp, skunk cabbage. Riverbend Natural Area of Grand River Park, Ingham Co. (S. W. of Lansing). April 2, 1995 Photo by Larry Lemanski
34, 3 May 1995
CONTENTS
Elemental Composition of Southwest Michigan Mosses as Measured by Neutron Activation Analysis - Elwood B. Ehrle and Philip A. Simpson 91
Reviews 102,104
New and Noteworthy Ontario Grass (Poaceae) Records - Michael J. Oldham, Stephen J. Darbyshire, David McLeod, Donald A. Sutherland, Dorothy Tiedje and Jane M. Bowles 105
Announcements 132,135
The Big Trees of Michigan
9. Ginkgo biloba. - Matthew E. Spletzer and Elwood B. Ehrle 133
On the cover: Dwarf lake iris (his lacustris). Drawing by Harvey E. Ballard, Jr.
34, 4 October 1995
CONTENTS
New Combinations in the Michigan Flora - Edward G. Voss 139
The Big Trees of Michigan
10. Tilia americana L.- Charles A. Wade, Elwood B. Ehrle, and Paul W. Thompson 141
The Big Trees of Michigan
11. Fraxinus pennsylvanica L.- David A. Steen, Sharon Heaney, Elwood B. Ehrle, and Paul W. Thompson 144
The Big Trees of Michigan
12. Morus rubra L. - David A. Steen, Sharon Heaney, Elwood B. Ehrle, and Paul W. Thompson 147
Index to Volumes 32,33, and 34 - Neil A. Harriman 150
Editorial Notices 140, 174
Announcement 149
Statement of Ownership 175
On the cover: Snowberry (Gaultheria hispidula). Photographed by Howard Crum.
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35, 1 January 1996
CONTENTS
The Flora of Caribou Island, Lake Superior - J.K. Morton and Joan M. Venn 3
The Big Trees of Michigan
13. Quercus macrocarpa L.- David S. Steen, Shearon Heaney, Elwood B. Ehrle, and Paul W. Thompson 26
Announcements 25,28
Presettlement Vegetation of the Lower Chippewa River Valley - Lisa A. Schulte and William J. Barnes 29
Editorial Notice 37
Noteworthy Collections 38
On the cover: Brighton Bog, Livingston Co., Michigan
35, 2 March 1996
CONTENTS
A New Hybrid Species, xCalammophila don-hensonii (Ammophila breviligulata x Calamagrostis canadensis, Poaceae), from Grand
Island, Michigan - Anton A. Reznicek and Emmet J. Judziewicz 35
Reviews 41,53,63
Sagina japonica (Caryophyllaceae) in the Great Lakes Region - Richard K. Rabeler 43
Noteworthy Collections 45
Epilobium hirsutum (Onagraceae) in Wisconsin - Ronald C. Thomas, Jr. 49
The Big Trees of Michigan
14. Gleditsia triacanthos L. - James A. Fordyce, Elwood B. Ehrle and Paul W. Thompson 51
The Big Trees of Michigan
15. Populus deltoides Marsh. - James A. Fordyce, Elwood B. Ehrle and Paul W. Thomson 54
Editorial Notice 56
Michigan Plants in Print - Edward G. Voss 57
On the cover: Chokeberry (Aronia prunifolia) at Hoop Lake.
Photographed by Sandra L. Planisek.
From 35.3 (1996) page 119: The March, 1996 issue of the Michigan Botanist (Vol. 35, No. 2) was incorrectly paginated.
This issue should run from page 41 (outside front cover) to page 72 (table of contents). Instead it was begun with page 33. The only paper for which this creates any difficulty with unambiguous citation is the first paper in the issue, by Reznicek and Judziewicz. If you wish to cite this paper, the correct form is: Reznicek, A.A., & E.J. Judziewicz, 1997 ("1996"), A new hybrid species, xCalammophila don-hensonii (Ammophila breviligulata x Calamagrostis canadensis, Poaceae), from Grand Island,Michigan, Mich. Bot. 35:35-40 bis.
35, 3 & 4 May 1996
CONTENTS
Habitat Differences Among Seven Species of Myriophyllum (Haloragaceae) in Wisconsin and Michigan - D. T1mothy Gerber 75
The Unnecessary Confusion Between Porella Platyphylla and P. Platyphylloidea (Hepaticae) in Michigan Herbarium Collections - Elwood B. Ehrle 87
The Big Trees of Michigan
16. Salix nigra Marshall - Elwood B. Ehrle 96
Announcements 86, 98,119
The Big Trees of Michigan - 17. Pinus nigra Arnold var. austriaca (Huess) Aschers
Elwood B. Ehrle 99
Reviews 102
Noteworthy Collections 105
Obituary 110
The Occurrence of the Freshwater Brown Alga Sphacelaria - Fluviatilis Jao from Michigan - Daniel E. Wujek, Rufus H. Thomson and Peter Timpan 111
The Asteraceae of Ohio—Missed Records - Carl F. Chuey and Bonnie L. Isaac 115
Editorial Notices 119
On the cover: Harts-tongue fern (Phyllitis scolopendrium (L) Newman) on the Bruce Peninsula, Michigan Botanical Club Spring Foray, photographed by Bobbi Sabine, 24 May 1997.
36, 1 January 1997
CONTENTS
The Champion Trees and Shrubs of Michigan - Elwood B. Ehrle
On the cover: Paul Thompson with yellow birch (Betula alleghaniensis) in the Upper Peninsula.
36, 2 & 3 March/May 1997
CONTENTS
Vegetation and Flora of Passage Island, Isle Royale National Park, Michigan - Emmet J. Judziewicz 35
Prosartes (Disporum) trachycarpa (Liliaceae) in Isle Royale National Park: New to Michigan and the Eastern United States - Emmett J. Judziewicz, Frederick H. Utech, and Will Mackinnon 63
Franklin's Phacelia (Phacelia franklinii (R. Br.) A. Gray) (Hydrophyllaceae) on Isle Royale (Michigan) and in the Lake Superior Region - Emmet J. Judziewicz 73
Michigan's Farthest North: A Botanical Visit to the Gull Islands, Isle Royale National Park - Emmet J. Judziewicz 78
On the cover: Looking southwest along the southeast-facing coast of Passage Island; the lighthouse is to the left of center, Blake Point on the main island of Isle Royale on the left horizon. Photograph was taken about 0.5 km from the northeastern tip of the island, 21 June 1994, by E. J. Judziewicz.
36, 4 October 1997
CONTENTS
Recent Wisconsin Records for some Interesting Vascular Plants in the Western Great Lakes Region - Emmet J. Judziewicz and Jeffery C. Nekola 91
The Big Trees of Michigan
18. Fraxinus americana L. White Ash - Elwood B. Ehrle 119
The Big Trees of Michigan
19. Acer platanoides L. Norway maple - Elwood B. Ehrle 121
Review - Gleason's Plants of Michigan - Neil A. Harriman 124
Editorial Notice 126
Statement of Ownership 127
On the cover: Tawny cotton-grass (Eriophorum virginicum Z..), Stutsmanville Bog, Emmet Co., Michigan. Photographer unknown.
37, 1 January 1998
CONTENTS
The Distribution of Carex platyphylla (Cyperaceae: Sect. Careyanae) with Emphasis on the Western Great Lakes Region - Theodore S. Cochrane 3
Additions and Corrections to Michigan Flora, Part II - Edward G.Voss "12
The Big Trees of Michigan
20. Ostrya virginiana (Miller) K. Koch, Hop-hornbeam or Ironwood - Elwood B. Ehrle 14
Aster nemoralis and the Apparent Hybrid Aster nemoralis x Aster umbellatus in Houghton County, Michigan - Lynden B. Gerdes 17
Woodland Angelica (Angelica sylvestris: Apiaceae), a Potential Threat to Wetlands in Ontario and the Great Lakes Region - Daniel F. Brunton 21
Review 27
What Means This Name? Butterwort (Pinguicula vulgaris L.) - Ruth B. (Alford) MacFarlane 29
Editorial Notice 31
On the cover: Butterwort (Pinguicula vulgaris). Photographed by Kerry Walter.
37, 2 March 1998
CONTENTS
"The Beginning of an Artificial Forestry in Mid-19th Century Michigan": The Contributions of W.J. Beal to Silviculture - Frank W. Telewski 35
The Big Trees of Michigan
21. Castanea dentata (Marsh.) Borkh. American Chestnut - Elwood B. Ehrle 59
The Big Trees of Michigan
22. Fagus grandifolia Ehrh. American Beech - Elwood B. Ehrle 62
On the cover: Professor W.J. Beal in the Beal Pinetum, 1901. Compare with Figure 6 on page 47. (Photo from the Michigan State University Archives and Historical Collections)
37, 3 May 1998
CONTENTS
Vascular Flora and Plant Community Types of Seidman Park, Kent
County, Michigan
Pamela J. Laureto 67
Review 89
White Pine Blister Rust in the Forests of the Iron Mountain Club,
Marquette County, Michigan
Dana L. Richter 91
Publications of Interest 99
Editorial Notice: Change of Editorship 102
On the cover: Honey Creek, looking westward through the woods at the south end of Seidman Park,
Kent Co., Michigan. Photographed by Pamela J. Laureto, 14 January, 2001.
37, 4 October 1998
CONTENTS
Occurrence of European Dewberry, Rubus caesius (Rosaceae), Naturalized in Iowa and Michigan - Mark P. Widrlechner and Warren H. Wagner, Jr. 107
Noteworthy Collection. Wisconsin. Gypsophila muralis L. (Caryophyllaceae). Cushion Baby's Breath - Joseph R. Rohrer 113
Book Review, The sedges (Carex L.) of Russia and Adjacent States 115
Book Review, The Flora of Manitoulin Island 116
The Big Trees of Michigan
23. Acer saccharum Marshall, Sugar Maple - Elwood B. Ehrfe 117
On the cover: Dwarf Mistletoe, pistillate Arceuthobium pusillum Peck on Black Spruce, Picea mariana (Miller) BSP;
less commonly, this parasitizes White Spruce, Picea glauca (Moench) Voss. (The author of the combination was a German botanist, Andreas Voss, 1857-1924.) Photo courtesy of Sandra L. Planisek, 9755 Bend Drive, Jenison, MI 49428.
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