…“Given the ecological importance of upwelling, indices designed to monitor its intensity (e.g., the “Bakun Index”) were introduced nearly 50 years ago.”4 “δ 15N is a measure of the ratio…
…of communication. It was (1) inevitably noisy, and it would (2) never evolve to avoid the possibility of deception. Last May, about the time I had become thoroughly discouraged by…
…Griffin III (1974) Notes on Mississippi bryophytes I. Castanea 39(3): 239-262. Rogers, Ken E. and Frank D. Bowers (1973) Notes on Tennessee plants III. Castanea 38(4): 335-339. Rogers, Ken E….
…live outside our region, we recommend you seek out advice from the wildflower or native plant society in your state. This list is is by no means complete or static,…
…While at Carolina “Brax” played dormitory & fraternity baseball and football. Most of his fungal collecting occurred in 1926, but it is unclear why he chose to collect specimens in…
…it is transformed into a delicate ribbon of ice.”3 As I had observed, frost flowers do not form on just any plant, but my in my brief research, I found…
…from botanists in the army of occupation in Okinawa… Egbert was never idle. He had many interests. He was active in the church, having been a Congregationalist, Universalist, Unitarian, and…
…has many specimens that he collected in Mississippi and Arkansas. In addition to depositing specimens at NCU, he sent specimens to BH, BUT, DS, F , HH, ILL, ISL, KY,…
…A. B. from Pfeiffer College in Misenheimer, Stanly County, North Carolina in 1959.5 On 1 September 1961 Judy Ann Tate married Benjamin Arthur Morgan, III in Rutherford County, North Carolina.1…
…Press. — (1955) Heterokaryosis and sexuality in fungi. Trans. N.Y. Acad. Sci. (II), 17:627-35. Raper, John R., P. G. Miles and H. Lund (1956) The identification of indigo as a…