CASTANEA
The Journal of the Southern Appalachian Botanical Society
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Volume 66, 2001
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VOLUME 66, ISSUE 1-2 (published together): MARCH-JUNE 2001 (published April 24, 2001)
SYMPOSIUM: Southeastern Endemics: Speciation and Biogeography
PREFACE
Zack E. Murrell (pg. 1-2)
SOUTHEASTERN ENDEMICS
Phytogeography of Rare Plant Species Endemic to the Southeastern United States
James C. Estill and Mitchell B. Cruzan (pg. 3-23)
Morphological, Molecular, and Biogeographical Variation Within the Imperiled
Virginia Spiraea
Constance M. Anders and Zack E. Murrell (pg. 24-41)
Restoring Table Mountain Pine (Pinus pungens Lamb.) Communities With
Prescribed Fire: An Overview of Current Research
Nicole Turrill Welch and Thomas A. Waldrop (pg. 42-49)
COASTAL ENDEMICS
Coastal Plain Vascular Plant Endemics: Phytogeographic Patterns
Bruce Sorrie and Alan S. Weakley (pg. 50-82)
Endemic Plants of the Cape Fear Arch Region
Richard J. LeBlond (pg. 83-97)
Comparative Genetics of Seven Plants Endemic to Florida's Lake Wales Ridge
Eric S. Menges, Rebecca W. Dolan, Rebecca Yahr, and
Doria R. Gordon (pg. 98-114)
The Role of Population Dynamic Models in Biogeographic Studies: An
Illustration from a Study of Lobelia boykinii, a Rare Species Endemic to
the Carolina Bays
Elizabeth P. Lacey, Alejandro Royo, Ramona Bates, and
David Herr (pg. 115-125)
OUTCROP ENDEMICS
Examining Rarity Through Comparisons with Widespread Congeners: A Genetic and
Ecophysiographic Example from Limestone Glad Endemics
Carol J. Baskauf (pg. 126-133)
Phacelia dubia in South Carolina: The Interface of Morphology,
Genetics, and Taxonomy
Foster Levy and Kimberly A. Malone (pg. 134-144)
Speciation in Talinum in the Southeastern United States
William H. Murdy and M. Eloise Brown Carter (pg.
145-153)
Vascular Flora of the Ketona Dolomite Outcrops in Bibb County, Alabama
James R. Allison and Timothy E. Stevens (pg. 154-205)
Castanea Reviewers for 2000 (pg. 207)
VOLUME 66, ISSUE 3: SEPTEMBER 2001 (published October 29, 2001)
2000 Elizabeth Ann Bartholomew Award Recipient – R. Dale
Thomas (pg. 209-210)
The Elizabeth Ann Bartholomew Award (pg. 212)
2000 Richard and Minnie Windler Aware Recipient – Deborah Q. Lewis (pg. 213)
The Adventive Status of Salvinia minima and S.
molesta in the Southern United States and the Relateed Distribution of the
Weevil Cyrtobagous salvinae
Colette C. Jacono, Tracy R. Davern, and Ted D. Center
(pg. 214-226)
Taxonomic Characterization of the Planktonic and Metaphytic Algal Communities
in a Newly Rehabilitated Ohio Wetland
Dale A. Casamatta, Dana J. Fleishman, John R. Beaver,
and Robert G. Verb (pg. 227-236)
Effects of Flooding on Early Growth and Competitive Ability of Two Native
Wetland Tree Species and an Exotic
William H. Conner, L. Wayne Inabinette, and Carrie A.
Lucas (pg. 237-244)
Vegetative Change During a Thirteen-Year Period (1987-1999) in a Carolina Bay
on the Delmarva Peninsula of Maryland
R. Wayne Tyndall (pg. 245-251)
The Vascular Flora of the Riparian Zones of the Clear Fork River and the New
River in the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area (BSFNRRA)
Claude J. Bailey, Jr. and Felix G. Coe (pg. 252-274)
Woody Plants of Rock Creek Research Natural Area and Watershed Uplands, Laurel
County, Kentucky
Ralph L. Thompson and Ronald L. Jones (pg. 275-287)
Additions to and Noteworthy Records for the Flora of the Coastal Plain of
North Carolina
Richard J. LeBlond and Bruce Sorrie (pg. 288-302)
Noteworthy Collections and Spread of Exotic Aquatics in Missouri
Donald J. Padgett (pg. 303-306)
Scientific Note
Geographic Expansion of the Invasive Weeds Paederia feotida into Tropical
South Florida
Paul D. Pratt & Robert W. Pemberton (pg. 307)
Noteworthy Collection
South Carolina
Janice H. Haldeman (pg. 308)
Correction
Richard LeBlond. Endemic Plants of the Cape Fear Arch Region, from Castanea
66(1-2): 84. (pg. 312)
Book Review
Brown - The Wild East: A Biography of the Great Smoky Mountains
T. Lawrence Mellichamp (pg. 306)
SABS Officers and Council 2001-2002 (pg. 309-310)
SABS-Appointed and Standing Committees 2001-2002 (pg. 310-311)
VOLUME 66, ISSUE 4: DECEMBER 2001 (published January 18, 2002)
The President’s Message
Joe E. Winstead (pg. 317)
Pellaea wrightiana Hooker (Pteridiaceae) in North
Carolina Revisited with a New Record for Eastern North America and a Key to Pellaea
Species in the Carolinas
Kerry D. Haefner (pg. 319-326)
A Survey of Mosses of Dysart Woods, an Ohio Old-Growth Forest
Darrin L. Rubino and Morgan L. Vis (pg. 327-335)
Floristic Relationships of Mud Flats and Shorelines at Cave Run Lake,
Kentucky
James O. Luken and John W. Thieret (pg. 336-351)
The Vascular Flora of Ech Lake, Alabama
Hannelore Rundell and Michael Woods (pg. 352-362)
Vascular Flora of the Waterloo Wildlife Research Station, Athens County, Ohio
Christine Small and Brian McCarthy (pg. 363-382)
Vascular Flora of the Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Murray County,
Oklahoma
Bruce W. Hoagland and Forrest L. Johnson (pg. 383-400)
Incidence of Canada Thistle, Cirsium arvense (Asteraceae), Along
Interstate Highways in Tennessee
D. L. Sudbrink, Jr., J. F. Grant, and P. L. Lambdin
(pg. 401-406)
Index to Volume 66 (pg. 408-411)
Statement of Ownership (pg. 412)
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