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Harold St. John-Career Synopsis and Bibliography

Harold St. John was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 25 July 1892. He received the A.B. degree Cum Laude in 1914, the A.M. in 1915, and the Ph.D. in 1917, all from . During his years in Cambridge he was also Assistant in at Harvard and Radcliffe (1913-1915), Assistant Botanist for the Canadian Geological Survey (1915; 1917), and Assistant at Harvard's Gray (1913-1917; 1919-1920). From 1920 to 1929 Dr. St. John was affiliated with the State College of (now Washington State University), first as Assistant Professor of Botany (1920-1923) and subsequently as Associate Professor and Curator of the Herbarium (1923-1929). Dr. St. John taught at the University of Hawaii for twenty-nine years. He was Professor of Botany from 1929 to 1950, Senior Professor of Botany from 1950 to 1958, and served two terms as Chairman of the Botany Department (1929-1940; 1943-1954). In addition, he was Associate Director of the Manoa (now Lyon) Arboretum from 1953 to 1957, and served as Arboretum Director from 1957 to 1958. He was a Visiting Professor at Yale University from 1938 to 1939. After his retirement from the University of Hawaii, Dr. St. John held professorships at Chatham College, Pittsburgh (1958-1959), and at the Universite de Saigon and Universite de Hue in Vietnam (1959-1961). In 1963 he was Fulbright Professor at Cairo University. He is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and of the Linnean Society of London. His memberships include the Botanical Since 1929 Dr. St. John has been affiliated Society of America, Botanical Society of with the Bernice P. Bishop Museum in Hono­ Japan (honorary), Hawaiian Academy of lulu, where today he continues his botanical Science, Hawaiian Botanical Society, New studies. He has also served on the Scientific Botanical Club, Phi Beta Kappa, Advisory Committee of the Pacific Tropical Philadelphia Botanical Club, Sigma Xi, and from its inception in 1971. the Torrey Botanical Club. He was President of the Hawaiian Botanical Society during BIBLIOGRAPHY 1932 and 1933, and of the Hawaiian ST. JOHN, HAROLD. 1915a. An insular variety Academy of Science in 1947 and 1948. of Solidago sempervirens. Rhodora 17: 26­ Founder and first editor of Research 27. Studies, State College ofWashington, Dr. St. 1915b. Rumex persicarioides and Its allies in John has also served on the Board of Editors North America. Rhodora 17: 73-83, I pI. of Pacific Science. 1915c. Elymus arenarius and its American He has made botanical explorations of representatives. Rhodora 17: 98-103. eastern Canada, the eastern and north­ 1916a. Botanical reconnaissance on the western United States, Hawaii, eastern north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Polynesia, Micronesia, , southeast­ Summary report of the Geological Survey ern Asia, the Indian Ocean, and tropical of Canada for the calendar year 1915: Africa. In 1943 and 1944, he served the 248-249. Foreign Economic Administration, United 1916b. Additional notes on Rhododendron States Government, as an explorer for qui­ maximum in New Hampshire. Rhodora nine in the Andes of Colombia. 18: 73-74. 435 436 PACIFIC SCIENCE, Volume 33, October 1979

1916c. A reVISIOn of the North American Torrey Bot. Club 52:461-472, fig. I; also of Potamogeton of the section as Contrib. Dept. Bot., State College Coleophylli. Rhodora 18: 121-138. Wash. 1. 1917a. The status of Glyceria Fernaldii. 1927. Arnica cascadensis St. John nov. sp. Rhodora 19: 75-76. Rept. British Columbia Provo Mus. Nat. 1917b. Remarks on several North American Hist. for 1926:CIO. species of Alopecurus. Rhodora 19: 165­ 1928a. New from British Columbia. 167. Contrib. Bot. Dept., State College Wash. 1917c. Lycopodium Selago, var. Miyo­ 10; also in Rept. British Columbia ProVo shianum in North America. Amer. Fern J. Mus. Nat. Hist. for 1927:EI4-15. 7:121-122. 1928b. A revision of the loco-weeds of 1917d. Arenaria lateriflora and its varieties in Washington. Proc. BioI. Soc. Wash. 41: North America. Rhodora 19: 259-262. 97-106; also as Contrib. Bot. Dept., State 1918a. Additional wool waste plants. Rho­ College Wash. 12. dora 20: 20. 1928c. Revision of the Crocidium. 1918b. Spiranthes in Dover, Massachusetts. Torreya 28: 73-77; also as Contrib. Bot. Rhodora 20: 111-114. Dept., State College Wash. 14. 1918c. Further notes on Potamogeton. Rho­ 1928d. The desert pansy. Amer. Bot. 34: dora 20: 191-192. 89-94, 1 pI.; also as Contrib. Bot. Dept., 1919a. Phanerotaenia, a new genus of State College Wash. 15. Umbelliferae. Rhodora 21: 181-183. 1929a. Notes on northwestern ferns. Amer. 1919b. Two color forms of Lobelia cardinalis Fern J. 19:11-16; also as Contrib. Bot. L. Rhodora 21 :217-218. Dept., State College Wash. 17. I920a. The genus Elodea in New England. 1929b. A biological survey of the inland Rhodora 22: 17-29. empire. Northwest Sci. 3: 49-51. 1920b. Trillium rectistamineum, a valid I929c. The desert pansy. Wild Flower 6: 14, species of the southeastern United States. 1 pI. An extract and partial reprint of the Rhodora 22 :78-79. article that appeared in Amer. Bot. 1920c. A teratological specimen of Aralia I929d. Plants of the headwaters of the St. hispida. Rhodora 22: 152-153. John River, Maine. Res. Stud., State Col­ 1921a. A freak sweet clover. Rhodora 23: lege Wash. I: 28-58,2 pI., 1 map. 25-26. 192ge. New and noteworthy northwestern 1921b. Sable Island, with a catalogue of its plants, Part 2. Res. Stud., State College vascular plants. Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Wash. I: 59-64; also as Contrib. Bot. Hist. 36: 1-103, 2 pI.; also as Contrib. Dept., State College Wash. 20. Gray Herb. n.s. 62. 1929f New and noteworthy northwestern 1921c. A tree-climbing woodchuck. J. Mam­ plants, Part 3. Res. Stud., State College malogy 2:207, pI. 15. Wash. 1:90-112, 3 figs., I pI.; also as 1921d. A critical revision of Hydrangea ar­ Contrib. Bot. Dept., State College Wash. borescens. Rhodora 23: 203-208. 22. 1922. A botanical exploration of the north 1929g. Calluna vulgaris, a recent adventive shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence includ­ on Sable Island, Nova Scotia. J. Bot. Brit. ing an annotated list of the species of For. 67: 306-307. vascular plants. Mem. Victoria Memorial 1931 a. New and noteworthy northwestern Mus., Can. Dept. Mines 126(BioI. Ser. 4): plants, Part 4. Proc. BioI. Soc. Wash. 44: i-iii, 1-30,6 pI., 2 maps. 29-36; also as Contrib. Bot. Dept., State 1923. William Conklin Cusick. Rhodora 25: College Wash. 26. 101-105, portrait. 1931b. New and noteworthy northwestern 1925a. Notes sur la Flore du Labrador. plants, Part 5. Res. Stud., State College Naturaliste Can. 51: 195-201. Wash. 2: 110-116, I map; also as Contrib. 1925b. A critical consideration of Bot. Dept., State College Wash. 29. Hagstrom's work on Potamogeton. Bull. 1931c. Reduction of Olsynium. Rept. Brit. Harold St. John-Career Synopsis and Bibliography 437

Columbia Provo Mus. Nat. Hist. for 1930: 1937c. Flora of southeastern Washington Cll-13, pI, X-XI; also as Contrib. Bot. and of adjacent Idaho. Student Book Dept., State College Wash. 32. Corp., Pullman, Wash. i-xxv, 531 pp., 1 1931d. Pilea bisepala St. John, sp. nov. B. P. colored map, figs. 1-11. Bishop Mus. Bull. 86: 42-45, pI. III, fig. 2. 1937d. A pilgrimage to the home of Lin­ 1931e. Additions to the flora of Niihau. B. P. naeus. Little Gardens 8: 5-7,2 pI. Bishop Mus. Occ. Pap. 9(14): 1-11, 3 pI. 1937e. A new Thalictrum from Mt. Rainier, 1932. Notes on Pritchardia. B. P. Bishop Washington. Madrono 4: 114-115, I fig. Mus., Occ. Pap. 9(19): 1-5. 19371 Position systematique de Pelea ma­ 1933a. Lysimachia, Labordia, Scaevola, and dagascarica (Rutacees) et revision du Pluchea. Hawaiian Stud. 1. B. P. genre Humblotidendron. Notul. Syst. Bishop Mus., Occ. Pap. 10(4): 1-10,1 fig., (Paris) 6: 125-129. 1 pI. 1938. Linnaeus, the first modern botanist. 1933b. The sausage tree. Paradise Pac. 46: Bull. to Schools, Univ. State New York 5-6,3 pI. 24(14). 5 pp., 3 pI. 1934a. Panicum, Zanthoxylum, Psychotria, 1939a. New Hawaiian species of Clermontia, and Sicyos. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 2. B. P. including a revision of the Clermontia BishopMus.,Occ.Pap.10(12):1-7,figs.1, grandiflora group. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 6. 2. B. P. Bishop Mus., Occ. Pap. 15(1): 1-19, 1934b. Planchonella Grayana St. John, new fig. 1, pI. 1-6. name. B. P. Bishop Mus. Bull. 120: 38-39. 1939b. New Hawaiian Lobeliaceae. Hawai­ 1935a. Coprosma. (Description of 2 new sp. ian Plant Stud. 7. B. P. Bishop Mus., Occ. and 3 new var.) In W. R. B. Oliver, ed. Pap. 15(2):21-35, pI. 1-7. The genus Coprosma. B. P. Bishop Mus. 1940a. Hawaiian plants named by Endlicher Bull. 132. in 1836. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 8. B. P. 1935b. Mangarevan Expedition. Report of Bishop Mus., Occ. Pap. 15(22): 229-238. Harold St. John, botanist. B. P. Bishop 1940b. Ophioglossum, Rollandia, and Mus. Bull. 133: 56-58. Scaevola. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 9 B. P. 1935c. Hawaiian Panicum, Metrosideros, Bishop Mus., Occ. Pap. 15(28):351-359, Sanicula, Lobelia and Rollandia. B. P. fig. 1. Bishop Mus., Occ. Pap. 11(13):1-18,6 1940c. Itinerary of Hugh Cuming in Poly­ figs., 3 pI. nesia. B. P. Bishop Mus., Occ. Pap. 1935d. Additions to the flora of Midway 16(4): 81-90. Islands. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 3. B. P. 1941a. The status of Poa secunda and of Poa Bishop Mus., Occ. Pap. 11(14): 1-4. Sandbergii (Gramineae) in North Ameri­ 1936a. The replicate species of Phlox of the ca. New and noteworthy northwestern Pacific Northwest. Torreya 36: 94-99; also plants, 8. Amer. J. Bot. 28: 78-81, 1 pI. as Contrib. Bot. Dept., State College 1941b. Additions to the flora of Fishers Wash. 46. Island, New York. Rhodora 43: 77-82. 1936b. Transfer of the Papuan Gouldia to the 1941c. Teratologic Typha. Rhodora 43: genus Psychotria. B. P. Bishop Mus., Occ. 85-91, 1 fig. Pap. 12(7): 1-4, 1 pI. 1941d. Revision of the genus Swertia 1936c. A revision of the Hawaiian species of (Gentianaceae) of the Americas and the Labordia described by H. Baillon. Ha­ reduction of Frasera. Amer. MidI. Nat. waiian Plant Stud. 4. B. P. Bishop Mus., 26: 1-29. Occ. Pap. 12(8): 1-11, 4 pI. 1941e. New and noteworthy northwestern 1936d. New and noteworthy northwestern plants, 9. Notes on North American Ther­ plants, 6. Madrono 3 :219-221. mopsis. Torreya 41: 112-115. 1937a. New and noteworthy northwestern 1942a. Bibliographic note upon Gray's revi­ plants, 7. Proc. BioI. Soc. Wash. 50: 3-6. sion of North American Oxytl'opis and 1937b. A new Calandrinia from the Saxifraga. Rhodora 44: 90-91. Galapagos Islands. ArneI'. J. Bot. 24:95. 1942b. Later travels and botanical studies of 438 PACIFIC SCIENCE, Volume 33, October 1979

William Hillebrand. Chron. Bot. 7(2): 69­ abundance of sandalwood on Oahu, Ha­ 70. waiian Islands. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 14. 1942c. The water lily, Nymphaea odorata, a Pac. Sci. 1(1): 5-20,3 figs. cultivated plant in the state ofWashington. 1947b. A new species of Carex (Cyperaceae) New and noteworthy northwestern plants, from . Pac. Plant Stud. 6. Pac. Sci. 10. Leafl. Western Bot. 3: 142-144. 1(2): 116-118, fig. I. I942d. New combinations in the Glei­ 1947c. Pleomele Fernaldii (Liliaceae), a new cheniaceae and in Styphelia (Epacrida­ species from the Hawaiian Islands. Ha­ ceae). Pac. Plant Stud. I. B. P. Bishop waiian Plant Stud. 16. Gray Herb. Con­ Mus., ace. Pap. 17(7): 79-84. trib. 165: 39-42, pI. 3. 1942e. Nomenclatorial changes in Glos­ 1948a. Origin of the plants used for susten­ sopetalon (Celastraceae). Proc. BioI. Soc., ance in aboriginal Polynesia. Hawaiian Wash. 55: 109-112. Acad. Sci., Proc. 23: 9. (Abstract.) 1942f The type locality of Polystichum Lem­ 1948b. Report on the flora of Pingelap Atoll, moni Underwood. Madrono 6: 223-227. , Micronesia, and obser­ 1943a. New Hawaiian species of Peperomia. vations on the vocabulary of the native Hawaiian Plant Stud. 10. B. P. Bishop inhabitants. Pac. Plant Stud. 7. Pac. Sci. Mus., ace. Pap. 17(12): 171-175, 2 figs. 2(2): 96-113, 9 figs. 1943b. Distribution of Ophioglossum on is­ 1948c. Plant records from the Caroline lands of the Pacific Ocean. Pac. Plant Islands, Micronesia. Pac. Plant Stud. 8. Stud. 2. B. P. Bishop Mus., ace. Pap. Pac. Sci. 2(4):272-273. 17(13): 177-182, 2 maps. 1949. A second Hawaiian species of Alec­ 1943c. Acronychia niueana H. St. John, new tryon (Sapindaceae). Hawaiian Plant Stud. sp. Reprinted from T. G. Yuncker, ed. 17. Pac. Sci. 3(4): 296-30 I, figs. 1-4. Flora of Niue Island. B. P. Bishop Mus. 1950a. The authorities for Torreyochloa Bull. 178:67-70, fig. 3. Fernaldii (Gramineae). Rhodora 52: 53­ 1944. Diagnoses of Hawaiian species of 54. Pelea (Rutuceae). Hawaiian Plant Stud. 1950b. Discussion (a review of S. E. White's 13. Lloydia 7:265-274. processes of erosion on steep slopes of 1945a. Dryopteris, Deschampsia, Portulaca, Oahu, Hawaii). AlTIer. J. Sci. 248: 508­ Lupinus, Fagara, Stenogyne, and 510. Dubautia. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 12. Bull. 1950c. The subgenera of Dubautia (Com­ Torrey Bot. Club 72: 22-30. positae). Hawaiian Plant Stud. 18. Pac. 1945b. Revision of Cardamine and related Sci. 4(4):339-345, fig. I. Cruciferae in Hawaii, and Nasturtium in 1950d. Flora of Engebi, Aomon-Bijiri, and Polynesia. Pac. Plant Stud. 3. B. P. Bishop Runit Islands. U.S. AEC, AECD-3446: Mus., ace. Pap. 18(5):77-93,1 fig. 37-54, figs. 1-8. (Declassified 1952.) 1945c. Valid names in the Gleicheniaceae. 1951a. Review of W. R. Taylor's plants of Pac. Plant Stud. 4. Amer. Fern J. 35: Bikini and other northern Marshall 87-89. Islands. Pac. Sci. 5(2): 207-208. 1946a. Mission to Micronesia. Paradise of 1951b. Plant records from Aur Atoll and the Pac. 58(3): 10-11, 32, 5 figs. Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands, Micro­ 1946b. Tinian plants collected by R. S. nesia. Pac. Plant Stud. 9. Pac. Sci. 5(3): Cowan. Pac. Plant Stud. 5. Torrey Bot. 279-286, fig. I. Club Bull. 73(6): 588. 1951 c. The distribution of Pisonia grandis 1946c. Endemism in the Hawaiian flora, and (Nyctaginaceae). Pac. Plant Stud. 10. Web­ a revision of the Hawaiian species of bia 8: 225-228, fig. I. Gunnera (Haloragidaceae). Hawaiian 1952a. Notes on Hawaiian species of Plant Stud. 11. Calif. Acad. Sci., Proc. IV Scaevola (Goodeniaceae). Hawaiian Plant 25: 377-420, pI. 37-46. Stud. 19. Pac. Sci. 6(1): 30-34. 1947a. The history, present distribution, and 1952b. A new variety of Pandanus and a new Harold St. John-Career Synopsis and Bibliography 439

species of Fimbristylis from the central of the state of Washington. Res. Stud., Pacific islands. Pac. Plant Stud. 11. Pac. State College Wash. 23(4): 225-278, 13 Sci. 6(2): 145-150, figs. 1-3. pI. 1952c. Monograph of the genus Isodendrion 1955e. The relationship between the species (Violaceae). Hawaiian Plant Stud. 21. Pac. of Erythrina (Leguminosae) native to Ha­ Sci. 6(3):213-255, figs. 1-15. waii and Tahiti. Pac. Plant Stud. 13. Web­ 1952d. Trees of the western Pacific region, by bia II: 293-299. J. Hugo Kraemer. Book review, Garden J. 1956a. A translation of the keys in the Flora N. Y. Bot. Garden 2(6): 190. Micronesica (1933) of Ryozo Kanehira. 1953a. Guide to selected trees on University Pac. Sci. 10(1): 96-102. of Hawaii campus. Hawaii's University 1956b. Flora of southeastern Washington rainbow campus. 2 pp., map. and of adjacent Idaho. Rev. ed. Student 1953b. Origin of the sustenance plants of the Book Corp., Pullman, Wash. i-xxv, 561 Polynesians. VII Int. Bot. Congr., pp., II figs., map. Stockholm, Proc. 152-154. (Abstract.) 1956c. Un binome nouveau pour une espece 1954a. Proposed amendments to the Inter­ de "Stenocarpus" (Protoceae) de la national Code of Botanical Nomenclature. Nouvelle-Caledonie. Pac. Plant Stud. 15. Proposal no. 77. Taxon 3(1):6-16. Notul. Syst. 15(2): 230-232. 1954b. Ferns of Rotuma Island, a descriptive 1956d. A lectotype for Philadelphus shar­ manual. B. P. Bishop Mus., ace. Pap. pianus. Castanea 21 : 106. 21(9): 161-208, figs. 1-11. 1957a. Vegetational provinces of the 1954c. Review of Mrs. Sinclair's "Indi­ Pacific-Hawaiian. VIII Pac. Sci. Congr. genous flowers of the Hawaiian Islands." , 1953, Proc. 4, Bot: 56-57. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 23. Pac. Sci. 1957b. Adventive plants in the Marshall 8(2) : 140-146. Islands before 1941. VIII Pac. Sci. Congr. 1954d. Proposals for the Paris Congress. Philippines, 1953, Proc. 4, Bot: 227-228. Proposal no. 182. Taxon 3(4): 123-124. 1957c. Comments on the typification of 1954e. The Galeate capers related to Gerardia L. Taxon 6(2) :47-49. Capparis spinosa, species occurring from 1957d. Discovery of Alternanthera (Ama­ the Mediterranean to the Pacific. VIII ranthaceae) in the native Hawaiian flora. Congr. Int. Bot., Paris, Rept. 4: 114. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 27. Jardin (Abstract.) Botanique de l'Etat, Bruxelles. Bull. 1954f The vegetation of Hawaii at the time 27(1): 49-54, fig. 2. of Capt. James Cook in 1778-79, and a 1957e. Notes on Hawaiian terrestrial species comparison with its present status. VIII of Ophioglossum. Hawaiian Plant Stud. Congr. Int. Bot., Paris, Rept. 26: 176-177. 26. Amer. Fern J. 47(2): 74-76. (Abstract.) 19571 Proposed amendments to the 1955a [as 1954]. The Hawaiian variety of International Code of Botanical Nomen­ Dioscorea pentaphylla, an edible yam. Ha­ clature. Taxon 6(7): 197-199. waiian Plant Stud. 22. J. Polynesian Soc. 1957g. Notes on Pritchardia. Principes 63(1): 27-34, figs. 1-2. 1(5): 161-162. (Reprint of 1932 article.) 1955b. New species of Cyrtandra (Ges­ 1957h. Gunnera magnifica, a new species neriaceae) from the Austral Islands. Pac. from the Andes of Colombia. Svensk. Bot. Plant Stud. 14. B. P. Bishop Mus., ace. Tidskr. 51(3):521-528,6 figs., I pI. Pap. 21(13): 275-283, figs. 1-2. 1957i. The identity and the distribution of 1955c. Cyrtandra nutans (Gesneriaceae) from Ipomoea pes-caprae (Convolvulaceae). IX the Island of Maui. Hawaiian Plant Stud. Pac. Sci. Congr. Thailand. Abstracts of 24. B. P. Bishop Mus., ace. Pap. 21(15): Papers 65-66. 295-298, fig. 1. 1957). Origin of the sustenance plants of 1955d. Biography of Wilhelm Nikolaus Polynesia, and linguistic evidence for the Suksdorf (1850-1932), pioneer botanist migration route of the Polynesians into 440 PACIFIC SCIENCE, Volume 33, October 1979

the Pacific. IX Pac. Sci. Congr., Proc. and notes on the section Foul­ 4:308. lioya. Pac. Sci. 15(2): 180-185, figs. 4-10. 1958a. The naming of Suksdorf Ridge. Res. 1961c. Revision of the genus Pandanus Stud., State College Wash. 26: 54. Stickman. Part 3. A new species from 1958b. Nomenclature proposals for the Oeno Island, Tuamotu Archipelago. Pac. Montreal Congress. VI. Proposals by H. Sci. 15(3): 324-326, fig. II. St. John (Honolulu). Taxon 7(6): 155. 1961d. Revision of the genus Pandanus 1958c. University of Hawaii campus trees Stickman. Part 4. Disposition of some and map showing locations. 2 pp., map. later homonyms. Pac. Sci. 15(3): 327. 1958d. Nomenclature of plants. A text for 1961e. Revision of the genus Pandanus the application by the case method of the Stickman. Part 5. Pandanus of the Mal­ International Code of Botanical Nomen­ dive Islands and the Seychelles Islands, clature. Ronald Press, New York. i-vii, Indian Ocean. Pac. Sci. 15(3): 328­ 157 pp. 346, figs. 12-22. 1958e. The status of "Gahnia a./finis" and 19611 Revision of the genus Pandanus "G. gahniaeformis" (Cyperaceae) of Stickman. Part 6. New Pandanus species Polynesia. Pac. Plant Stud. 16. Webbia from , Australia. Pac. Sci. 13(2) :331-342, 6 figs. 15(4):563-575, figs. 23-32. 19581 Brighamia citrina (c. N. Forbes and 1961g. Revision of the genus Pandanus Lydgate) St. John, comb. nov. Pac. Sci. Stickman. Part 7. New species from 12(2): 182. Borneo, Papua, and the Solomon Islands. 1959a. Gunnera, the magnificent-giant herb Pac. Sci. 15(4): 576-590, figs. 33-42. of Colombia. Chicago Nat. Hist. Mus. 1961h. Monograph of the genus Egeria Bull. 30(1): 3, frontispiece. Planchon. Darwiniana 12(2): 293-307, 2 1959b. Botanical novelties on the Island figs. of Niihau, Hawaiian Islands. Hawaiian 1962a. Revision of the genus Pandanus Plant Stud. 25. Pac. Sci. 13(2): 156-190, Stickman. Part 8. The Hong Kong coastal 11 figs. Pandanus. Pac. Sci. 16(1): 70-73, figs. 1959c. New species of Solanum from 43-46. Polynesia. Pac. Plant Stud. 18. J. Jap. Bot. 1962b. Revision of the genus Pandanus 34(11): 333-340,3 figs. Stickman. Part 9. Three new Pandanus I960a. The name of the Indo-Pacific strand species from Queensland, Australia. Pac. Scaevola. Pac. Plant Stud. 19. Taxon Sci. 16(1): 74-87, figs. 47-59. 9: 200-208. 1962c. Revision of the genus Pandanus 1960b. Flora of Eniwetok Atoll. Pac. Sci. Stickman. Part 10. New Pandanus species 14(4):313-336. from Vietnam. Pac. Sci. 16(1):88-125, 1960c. New and noteworthy northwestern figs. 69-96. plants. Part 11. Elymus, Luzula, Iris, and I962d. Note on the fruit of Egeria Naias Delphinium. Leafl. W. Bot. 9: 96. Planchon. Darwiniana 12(3): 523. 1960d. Note on Micronesian species of 1962e. Monograph of the genus Elodea Freycinetia (). Pac. Plant (Hydrocharitaceae). Part 1. The species Stud. 17. Philippine J. Sci. 88(3): 403. found in the Great Plains, the Rocky 1960e. Revision of the genus Pandanus Mountains, and the Pacific states and pro­ Stickman. Part 1. Key to the sections. Pac. vinces of North America. Res. Stud., Sci. 14(3):224-241,8 figs. Wash. State Univ. 30(2): 19-44, 5 figs. 1961a. Note sur un cas de reversibilite de 19621 A new Scaevola (Goodeniaceae) from polarite en phyllotaxie. Faculte des Socotra Island. Webbia 17(1): 45-48, 1 Sciences, Univ. de Saigon, Ann. 1960: 279, fig. fig. 1-2. 1962g. Revision of the genus Pandanus 1961b. Revision of the genus Pandanus Stickman. Part 12. Queensland Pandanus. Stickman. Part 2. Pandanus in Western Pac. Sci. 16(3):291-346, figs. 107B-139A. Harold St. John-Career Synopsis and Bibliography 441

1962h. Revision of the genus Pandanus species of Pandanus. Pac. Sci. 19(2): Stickman. Part 13. Pandanus in the 224-237, figs. 219-224. , Australia. Pac. Sci. 19651 Monograph of the genus Elodea, 16(4):409-428, figs. 139B-149. summary. Rhodora 67: 155-180. 1963a. Revision of the genus Pandanus 1965g. The identity of Senecio capillaris Stickman. Part 14. New species from Gaudichaud. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 26. Malaya and . Pac. Sci. 17(1): Missouri Bot. Gard., Ann. 52(3):432-433. 3-46, figs. 150-171. 1965h. Revision of the genus Pandanus 1963b. The proposal (93) to conserve Stickman. Part 20. New species from Pandanus L.f. Taxon 12(5): 201-204. India and Thailand. Pac. Sci. 19(4): 1963c. Monograph of the genus Elodea 523-538, figs. 225-231. (Hydrocharitaceae). Part 3. The species 1965i. La distribution mondiale du genre found in northern and eastern South Pandanus. Adansonia 5(3): 307-308, 2 pI. America. Darwiniana 12(4): 639-652, figs. 1966a. Monograph of Cyrtandra (Gesneria­ 1-3, tab. 1. ceae) on Oahu, Hawaiian Islands. B. P. 1963d. Revision of the genus Pandanus Bishop Mus. Bull. 229: 1-465, 195 figs. Stickman. Part 15. Malayan species de­ 1966b. Revision of Capparis spinosa and its scribed by H. N. Ridley. Pac. Sci. African, Asiatic, and Pacific relatives. 17(3):329-360, figs. 172-191. Micronesica 2: 25-44, 4 figs, 1 pI. 1963e. Revision of the genus Pandanus 1966c. Dispersal of a littoral species of Stickman. Part 16. Species discovered in Ipomoea, and speciation in Hawaii of the Thailand and Vietnam. Pac. Sci. 17(4): montane genus Cyrtandra. XI Pac. Sci. 466-492,figs.192-205B. Congr. Tokyo. Abstracts of papers, biol­ 19631 Flora of southeastern Washington ogy, 24. and of adjacent Idaho. 3d ed. Outdoor 1967a. Revision of the genus Pandanus Pictures, Escondido, Calif. i-xxix, 583 Stickman. Part 21. The Pandanus mon­ pp. ticola group in Queensland, Australia. 1964a. Monograph of the genus Elodea Pac. Sci. 21(2):272-281, figs. 232-237. (Hydrocharitaceae). Part 2. The species 1967b. Revision of the genus Pandanus found in the Andes and western South Stickman. Part 22. A new species (section America. Caldasia 9(42): 95-113, figs. Hombronia) from . Pac. 1-8. Sci. 21(2): 282-285, figs. 238-239. 1964b. Instructions for collecting Pandanus. 1967c. Revision of the genus Pandanus Flora Malesiana Bull. 19: 1133-1134. Stickman. Part 23. Three Australian 1965a. Revision of the genus Pandanus species of Pandanus. Pac. Sci. Stickman. Part 17. Species, mostly new, in 21(4): 523-530, figs. 240-243B. Borneo, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Pac. 1967d. Revision of the genus Pandanus Sci. 19(1):96-112, figs. 206-214. Stickman. Part 24. Seychellea, a new sec­ 1965b. Revision of the genus Pandanus tion from the Seychelles Islands. Pac. Sci. Stickman. Part 18. Pandanus of Christmas 21(4):531-532, fig. 244. Island, Indian Ocean, and of the Anamba 1967e. Revision of the genus Pandanus Islands, Indonesia. Pac. Sci. 19(1): Stickman. Part 25. Pandanus tectorius var. 113-119, figs. 215-218. sinensis Warburg. Pac. Sci. 21(4): 533. 1965c. Bromelia sylvestris Burm. f. and its 19671 The pistillate flowers of Egeria densa homonyms. Taxon 14(1): 29. Planch. Darwiniana 14: 571-573, 1 fig. 1965d. Monograph of the genus Elodea. Part 1968a. Revision of the genus Pandanus 4. The species of eastern and central Stickman. Part 26. Pandanus mayotteensis North America. Rhodora 67: 1-35, figs. from the lIes Comores. Pac. Sci. 22(1): 1-5. 99-103,figs.245-246. 1965e. Revision of the genus Pandanus 1968b. Revision of the genus Pandanus Stickman. Part 19. Additional Malayan Stickman. Part 27. Pandanus novelties ------~---_.

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from Madagascar. Pac. Sci. 22(1): 104­ 1970a. New species of Peperomia (Piper­ 137, figs. 247-266. aceae) and Dendrocnide (Urticaceae) from 1968c. Revision of the genus Pandanus Rotuma Island, Pacific Ocean. Pac. Plant Stickman. Part 28. The Australian species Stud. 21. Pac. Sci. 24(1):134-138, figs. published by Robert Brown. Pac. Sci. 1-3. 22(3) :412-421, figs. 267-271. 1970b. The "Staminodia" of the genus 1968d. Cyrtandra megistocalyx (Ges- Schiedea (Caryophyllaceae) and three new neriaceae), a new species from Oahu, Ha­ Hawaiian species. Hawaiian Plant Stud. waiian Islands. Hawaiian Plant Stud. 28. 33. Pac. Sci. 24(2): 245-254, figs. 1-5. Pac. Sci. 22(3) :422-424, I fig. 1970c. Classification and distribution of the 1968e. Revision of the genus Pandanus Ipomoea pescaprae group (Convolvul­ Stickman. Part 29. New Papuan species in aceae). Bot. Jahrb. 89: 563-583, figs. 1-6. the section Microstigma collected by C. E. 1970d. Typification of Charpentiera Carr. Pac. Sci. 22(4): 514-519, figs. (Amaranthaceae). Taxon 19(2): 302. 272-274. 1970e. Typification of Nothocestrum Gray 1968/ Revision of the genus Pandanus (Solanaceae). Taxon 19(2): 304. Stickman. Part 30. The new section 1970/ The career of Harold L. Lyon, foun­ Marginata from Papua. Pac. Sci. 22(4): der of the Lyon Arboretum. Univ. of Ha­ 520-522, fig. 275. waii, Harold L. Lyon Arboretum Lecture 1968g. Revision of the genus Pandanus No. I: ii-iv, portrait. Stickman. Part 31. Bornean species col­ I 970g. Revision of the Hawaiian species of lected by J. Motley. Pac. Sci. 22(4): Canavalia (Leguminosae). Hawaiian Plant 523-531, figs. 276-278. Stud. 32. Israel J. Bot. 19(2-3): 161-219, 1968h. Revision of the genus Pandanus figs. 1-23. Stickman. Part 32. The new section 1970h. The genus Sicyos (Cucurbitaceae) on Involuta from Papua. Pac. Sci. 22(4): the Hawaiian Leeward Islands. Hawaiian 532-535,figs.279-279A. Plant Stud. 35. Pac. Sci. 24(4): 439-456, 1969a. Revision of the genus Pandanus figs. 1-6. Stickman. Part 33. Further accounts of 1970i. Cyrtandra rotumaensis (Gesneriaceae) Australian species, and a key to the sec­ of Rotuma Island. Pac. Plant Stud. 20. tion Microstigma. Pac. Sci. 23(1):89-114, Pac. Sci. 24(4): 457-461, figs. 1-2. figs. 280-294. 1971a. Endemic plants of Kipahulu Valley, 1969b. Monograph of the genus Brighamia Maui, Hawaiian Islands. Hawaiian Plant (Lobeliaceae). Hawaiian Plant Stud. 29. Stud. 36. Pac. Sci. 25(1):39-79, figs. 1­ Linn. Soc., London, Bot. J. 61: 187-204, 19. 18 pp., 7 figs., 2 pI. 1971b. The status of the genus Wilkesia 1969c. Hawaiian novelties in the genus (Compositae), and discovery of a second Solanum (Solanaceae). Hawaiian Plant Hawaiian species. Hawaiian Plant Stud. Stud. 30. Pac. Sci. 23(3): 350-354, figs. 38. B. P. Bishop Mus., Occ. Pap. 24(8): 1-2. 127-137, figs. 1-7,3 in color. 1969d. Revision of the genus Pandanus 1971c. The date of publication of Forsters' Stickman. Part 34. Four species from the Characteres Generum Plantarum and its Philippines. Pac. Sci. 23(3): 355-366, figs. relation to contemporary works. Na­ 295-299. turaliste Can. 98(3): 561-581. 196ge. Types of sections in Clermontia, 1971 d. The vascular plants of the Horne and Cyanea, and Delissea (Lobeliaceae). Wallis Islands. Pac. Sci. 25(3):313-348, Taxon 18(4):483. figs. 1-2. 1969/ Monograph of the Hawaiian species 1971 e. The identity of Arabis o-waihiensis of Gouania (Rhamnaceae). Hawaiian Cham. & Schlecht. Hawaiian Plant Stud. Plant Stud. 34. Pac. Sci. 23(4): 507-543, 37. Willdenowia 6: 283-284. figs. 1-17b. 1972a. Strongylodon secundus (Legu- Harold St. John-Career Synopsis and Bibliography 443

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1954. The taxonomic position and the ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and WILLIAM BICKNELL scientific name of the big tree known as STOREY. 1950. Diagnoses of new species of Sequoia gigantea. Pac. Sci. 8(3): 341-358, Cyrtandra (Gesneriaceae) from Oahu, fig. 1. Hawaiian Islands. Hawaiian Plant Stud. ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and J. RICHARD 20. B. P. Bishop Mus., Occ. Pap. 20(6): KUYKENDALL. 1949 [as 1948]. Revision of 77-88. the native Hawaiian species of Gardenia ST. JOHN, HAROLD, CARL SWANHOLM, and (Rubiaceae). Hawaiian Plant Stud. 15. PAUL J. SCHEUER. 1959. A survey for alka­ Brittonia 6(4): 431-449, 8 figs. loids in Hawaiian plants, I. Pac. Sci. ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and LEONARD E. MASON. 13(3): 295-305. 1953. Vernacular names of the plants of ---. 1960. A survey for alkaloids in Ha­ Bikini, Marshall Islands. Pac. Plant Stud. waiian plants, II. Pac. Sci. 14(1):68-74. 12. Pac. Sci. 7(2): 165-168. ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and FRED A. WARREN. ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and W. J. NEWHOUSE. 1925. Preliminary list of the plants of the 1954. Proposed amendments to the Inter­ Kaniksu National Forest, Idaho and national Code of Botanical Nomenclature. Washington. Contrib. Bot. Dept., State Proposal no. 81. Taxon 3: 19. College Wash. 2: 1-36. ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and G. E. NICHOLS. 1918. ---. 1928. The crinite headed hieraciums Pressing plants with double-faced corru­ of the Northwest. Proc. BioI. Soc. Wash. gated paper boards. Rhodora 20: 153-160. 41: 107-110; also as Contrib. Bot. Dept., ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and CHARLES S. PARKER. State College Wash. 11. 1925. A tetramerous species, section, and ---. 1929. Eriogonum compositum and its subgenus of Carex. Amer. J. Bot. 12: 63­ variations. Res. Stud., State College 68, 1 pI. Wash. 1: 84-89, 1 map; also as Contrib. ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and EDWIN B. PAYSON. Bot. Dept., State College Wash. 21. 1930. The Washington species of Draba. ---. 1937. The plants of Mt. Rainier Proc. BioI. Soc. Wash. 43 :97-122; also as National Park, Washington. Amer. MidI. Contrib. Bot. Dept., State College Wash. Nat. 18:952-985. 18. ---. 1938. Additions to the flora of Mt. ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and W. R. PHILIPSON. Rainier National Park, Washington. 1960. List of the flora of Oeno Atoll, Amer. MidI. Nat. 20: 243-244. Tuamotu Archipelago, South-Central Pa­ ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and D. WHITE. 1920. The cific Ocean. R. Soc. N. Z., Trans. genus Galinsoga in North America. Rho­ 88(3): 401-403. dora 22: 97-101. ---. 1962. An account of the flora of Henderson Island, South Pacific Ocean. R. Soc. N. Z., Bot. Trans. 1(14): 175-194, ABRAHAM, TERRY. 1976. Northwest botani­ figs. 8-11. cal manuscripts. An indexed register of the ST. JOHN, HAROLD, and BENJAMIN C. STONE. papers, 1867-1957, of Wilhelm Nikolaus 1969. Materials for a monograph of Suksdorf, William Conklin Cusick, Freycinetia Gaud. (Pandanaceae). XI. Charles Vancouver Piper, Rolla Kent Freycinetia of Vietnam and Cambodia and Beattie, and Harold St. John, in the the identity of F. Webbiana Gaud. Washington State University Library. Adansonia II, 9(3) :361-367. Washington State University, Pullman, Wash. 64 pp., 4 figs. St. John, pp. 35-37.