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Great Basin Naturalist Memoirs Volume 9 A Utah Flora (1st edition) Article 14 1-1-1987 Index Stanley L. Welsh Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum and Department of Botany and Range Science, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 84602 N. Duane Atwood USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Region, Ogden, Utah 84401 Sherel Goodrich Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Ogden, Utah 84401 Larry C. Higgins Herbarium, Department of Biology, West Texas State University, Canyon, Texas 79016 Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/gbnm Part of the Anatomy Commons, Botany Commons, Physiology Commons, and the Zoology Commons Recommended Citation Welsh, Stanley L.; Atwood, N. Duane; Goodrich, Sherel; and Higgins, Larry C. (1987) "Index," Great Basin Naturalist Memoirs: Vol. 9 , Article 14. Available at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/gbnm/vol9/iss1/14 This End Matter is brought to you for free and open access by the Western North American Naturalist Publications at BYU ScholarsArchive. It has been accepted for inclusion in Great Basin Naturalist Memoirs by an authorized editor of BYU ScholarsArchive. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. 846 Great Basin Naturalist Memoirs No. 9 INDEX Abies saccharinum, 42 Adiantum cristatum, 693 capillus-veneris, 18 dasystachyum , 725 balsamea , 29 saccharum, 43 , deseriorum , lasiocarpa , 29 grandidentatum 42 modestum, 18 693 concolor, 29 trilobum , 42 rimicola, 18 elmeri , 725 engelmannii , 31 tripartitum, 42 modestum, 18 elongatum, 723 grandis, 29 Aceraceae, 41 pedatum, 18 fragile , 693 concolor, 29 Acerates aieuticum, 18 griffithsii , 725 lasiocarpa, 29 asperula , 52 rimicola, 18 hispidum, 724 menziesii, 33 decumbens , 52 Adonis intermedium, 724 , aestivalis, 504 inerme , 727 subalpina , 29 erecta 52 725 taxifolia , 33 rusbyi , 54 Adoxa lanceolatum, Abronia Achillea moschatellina, 43 latiglume , 728 argillosa, 426 filipendulina, 137 Adoxaceae, 43 pauciflorum , 728 , pectiniforme , 693 bakeri , 426 lanulosa 137 Aegilops cylindrica, 692 repens , 725 camea , 430 millefolium, 137 hystrix , 724 riparium, 725 elliptica , 426 alpicola, 137 fallax, 426 lanulosa, 137 Aegochloa scribneri, 726 fragrans, 426 millefolium, 137 interiexta , 466 sibiricum , 693 Aesculus smithii , 727 elliptica , 426 Achyranthes fragrans, 426 lanuginosa , 45 arguta, 315 spicatum, 727 , 727 pterocarpa , 426 Achyronichia camea, 315 inerme subsecundum, 728 glabra , 426 cooperi, 102 arguta, 315 728 lanceolata , 427 Aciphyllaea glabra, 315 tenerum, mellifera, 427 acerosa , 178 hippocastanum, 315 trachycaulum , 728 trichophorum , 724 micrantha , 430 Acomastylis octandra, 315 , <rt(tceum, 731 pedunculata , 430 rossii 526 Agastache , nana, 427 turbinata , 526 pallidiflora, 329 violaceum 728 harrisii, 427 Aconitum urticifolia, 329 andinum , 728 nana, 427 bakeri, 503 Agavaceae, 647 Agrostis Agave airoides, 779 pedunculata , 430 columbianum, 503 a/foa, 695 pumila , 426 columbianum, 503 family, 647 , , 648 aspera , 779 salsa , 426 divaricatum 503 kaibabensis , capillaris, 694 turbinata , 426 glaberrimum , 503 newberryi 648 , exarata, 694 marginata , 426 insigne , 503 scaphoidea 648 villosa, 427 Acouriia utahensis, 648 hyemalis , 695 Absinthe, 146 wrightii, 217 discreta , 648 tenuis , 695 Abutilon Acrolasia kaibensis, 648 humilis, 694 parvulum, 419 montana, 415 Agoseris idahoensis, 695 theophrasti, 419 Acroptilon agrestis, 138 interrupta , 698 Acacia repens, 162 annual, 138 latifolia, 715 catclaw, 339 Acrostichum arizonica, 137 m«acjcana , 749 greggii, 339 septentrionale , 19 aurantiaca, 137 miniiftsstina , 750 arizonica, 339 Actaea aurantiaca, 137 palustris , 695 , 751 Acamptopappus arguta , 504 purpurea, 138 racemosa sphaerocephalus, 137 arguta , 504 caudata , 138 rossiae, 696 Acanthochiton rubra, 504 confinis, 138 scabra, 695 , wrightii, 44 spicata , 504 glauca, 138 semiveriicellata 770 stolonifera, 695 Acanthogonum rubra , 504 agrestis, 138 rigidum, 471 Actinella dasycephala, 138 tenuis , 694 Acanthopanax biennis , 207 glauca, 138 thurberiana, 695 sieboldianus, 50 cooperi , 207 laciniata, 138 variabilis, 696 veriicillata , 770 Acer depressa , 207 parviflora , 138 campestre, 41 grandiflora , 208 pumila , 138 Ailanthus circinatum, 41 torreyana , 208 gracilens, 137 altissima, 604 Aira diffusum , 42 Actinocyclus grandiflora, 138 ginnala, 42 secundus , 502 heterophylla, 138 aquatica, 713 glabrum, 42 Actinoleph isomeris, 138 cespitosa 718 diffusum, 42 lanosa, 192 /ongirosf ris , 137 danthonoides , 718 glabrum, 42 Adder'stongue, 16 orange, 137 elongata, 718 obtusata , 778 neomexicanum , 42 Adelia pale, 138 spicata , 787 tripartitum , 42 neomexicana , 431 parviflora , 138 grandidentatum, 42 parvifolia , 431 pumila , 138 Aizoaceae, 43 interior, 42 Adenophyllum purfntrea, 138 Ajuga kingii, 42 cooperi, 178 retrorsa, 138 reptans, 329 negundo, 42 Adenostegia retrorse, 138 Albizia , julibrissin, 339 interior, 42 kingii , 572 scorzoneraefolia 138 A/cea neomexicanum , 42 ^in^ii , 572 taracifolia, 138 , rosea. 419 palmatum, 42 maritima , 572 taraxacoides 138 Aletes platanoides, 42 parviflorus , 572 villosa, 138 macdougallii, 616 pseudoplatanus, 42 ranwsa , 572 Agropyron breviradiatus , 616 rubrum, 42 wrightii , 572 caninxm, 728 A 1987 Welsh etal: A Utah Flora, Index 847 ft'nuifolia, 633 incana, 57 acanthicarpa, 139 Anabasis Alfalfa, 395 incana, 57 artemisiifolia, 139 glome rata, 127 rugosa, yellow, 394 57 coronopifolia . 139 Anacardiaceae, 46 Algarohia occidentalis , 57 dumosa, 139 AnacharU glandulosa , 401 tenuifoUa , 57 elatior, 139 canadensis , 788 Alisma occidentalis , 57 eriocentra, 139 Anagallis tenuifolia , hrevipes. 651 57 psilostachya, 139 arvensis, 497 p,eyeri, 651 Alopecurus tomentosa, 139 Anaphalis gramineum, 651 aequalis, 696 trifida, 139 margaritacea, 140 plantago-aquatica, 651 alpinus, 696 Amelanchier Anastatica carolinianus, 696 rostrata , 651 alnifolia, 521 syriaca 269 triviale, 651 geniculatus, 697 cusickii , 521 Anchusa rnonspelierusis , 770 Alismaceae, 650 bakeri , 521 azurea, 61 Alkaligrass pratensis, 697 canadensis , 521 officinalis, 61 Nuttall, 771 Aloysia pumila, 521 Andropogon Torrey, 771 wrightii, 640 Jloridu . 521 barbinodis , 702 Weeping, 771 Alsine oreophila, 521 chrysocomus , 698 media, 114 oreophila, Alkali-heath 521 furcatus, 697 rubella, 105 pumila, family, 306 521 gerardii, 697 Alkanet, 61 • Alsinella racemosa , 525 chrysocomus, 698 saginoides , 109 utahensis, 521 Allenrolfea gerardii, 698 occidentalis, 117 Alsinopsis cinerea, 521 glomeratus, 698 , oreophila, Ailiaria obtusiloba 105 521 /ia//tt,698 propinqua, 105 Amelia alliaria , 247 ischaemum , 702 oEFicinalis 247 pusilla, 105 minor, 502 laguroides, 702 Allionia Althaea Amellus nutans, 776 rosea, 419 spinulosus , decipiens , 428 201 ravennae, 773 incarnata, 427 Alumroot villosus , 204 saccharoides , 702 linearis, 428 littleleaf, 558 Amesia scoparius, 11 , 429 red, 559 multiflora gigantea, 813 springfieldii , 703 Alyssum, 247 nyctaginea , 429 Ammannia Androsace alyssioides, pumila , 429 247 coccinea, 417 capillaris, 497 AUioniella desert, 247 rubusta, 417 carinata , 497 desertorum oxybaphoides , 429 247 robusta, 417 chamaejasme, 497 Allium incamim, 254 Ammogeton carinata, 497 ludovicianum , 276 acuminatum, 802 scorzoneraefolius , 138 lehmanniana, 497 atrorubens, 802 maritimum, 277 Amorpha filiformis, 497 minus, 247 biceptrum, 802 canescens, 339 lehmanniana , 497 palmeri, 802 saxatiie, 247 fruticosa, 339 occidentalis, 498 utahense, 802 sweet, 247, 277 Ampelopsis septentrionalis, 498 brandegei, 802 Szowits, 248 quinquefolia , 545 simplex, 498 brevistylum, szowitsianum, 248 802 vitacea , 545 Androstephium campanulatum, 802 Amaranth Amphiachyris breviflorum, 804 cepa, 803 family, 44 fremontii, 140 Anemia cemuum, 803 California, 44 spinosus, 140 californica , 557 grain, 44 cristatum , 803 Amphipappus Anemone deserticola pale, 44 , 803 fremontii, 140 cutleaf, 504 Palmer, 45 diehlii , 802 spinosus, 140 cylindrica, 504 geyeri, 803 Amaranthaceae, 44 Amsinckia desert, 505 macropetalum, 803 Amaranthus arvensis, 60 globosa , 504 nevadense, 803 acanthochiton , 44 campestris , 60 lyallii, 505 cristatum, 803 albus, 44 collina , 61 multifida, 504 palmeri , 802 blitoides, 44 conica , 61 globosa 504 parvum, 803 blitum , 45 eatonii, 61 multifida, 505 passeyi, 803 califomicus, 45 helleri, 61 tetonensis, 504 reticulatum , 803 caudatus , 45 hispidissima , 84 northern, 504 deserticola , 803 graecizans , 44 intactilii , 60 oregona , 505 schoenoprasum, 803 hybridus, 45 intermedia, 60 parviflora, 504 textile, 803 hypochondriacus, 45 menziesii, 61 patens, 504 tribracteatujn , 802 leucocarpus , 45 parviflora , 61 quinquefolia, 505 diehlii, H02 lividus, 45 pustulata , 61 lyallii, 505 Allocarya fimbriatus, 45 retrorsa , 61 oregana , 505 cognata , 83 palmeri, 45 rugosa , 61 stylosa , 504 retroflexus, cusickii , 83 45 tessellata, 61 tetonensis, 504 hispidula , 83 Amaryllidaceae, 651 utahensis , 61 tuberosa, 505 nitens, 83 Amaryllis, 652 velens , 60 Anemopsis orthocarpa , 83 family, 651 Amsonia californica, 557 penicillata , 83 striata, 652 brevifolia , 48 Anethum scouleri , 83 Amauria eastwoodiana , 48 graveolens, 614 versicolor, 83 dissecta, 157 jonesii, 48 Angelica Almond, 538 Amberboa latifolia , 48 arguta, 617 flowering, 538 moschata, 162 tomentosa, 48 dilatata, 617 Alnus Ambrosia stenophylla, 48 Great Basin, 616 No. 9 Great Basin Naturalist Memoirs rhodantha, 251 androsaemifolium, 48 (/ie/i;ii,249 kingii, 616 rugocarpa , 249 48 divaricarpa , 250 androsaemifolium,
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    Susceptibility of Eight Pine Species to Comandra Blister Rust in Tennessee B. W. KAUFFMAN, Forest Insect and Disease Specialist, and H. W. APPLEGATE, Assistant State Forester, Tennessee Division of Forestry, Nashville 37220; C. E. CORDELL, Nursery Disease Specialist, Forest Pest Management, SEA, S & PF, USDA Forest Service, Asheville, NC 28803; and E. THOR, Professor of Forestry, University of Tennessee, Knoxville 37901 of seedlings or a sunken canker on large ABSTRACT stems. Aecial fruiting was also frequently KAUFFMAN, B. W., H. W. APPLEGATE, C. E. CORDELL, and E. THOR. 1980. Susceptibility associated with these symptoms. of eight pine species to comandra blister rust in Tennessee. Plant Disease 64:375-377. Five 4-m 2 subplots were established randomly in the first replicate to Field studies in Tennessee compared the relative susceptibilities of eight pine species to natural determine the annual abundance and infection by comandra blister rust (Cronartium comandrae) over an 8-yr period after planting. distribution of false toadflax plants. Each Pond, shortleaf, and slash pines were most susceptible. Loblolly and Virginia pines were less subplot contained one pine seedling as susceptible, and eastern white pine, red pine, and Japanese black pine were resistant. Differences in location of comandra rust needle infection were observed among pond, shortleaf, and slash pines. well as false toadflax plants at the time of An apparent minimum 2-yr period was needed for developing rust stem cankers to cause tree establishment. The false toadflax locations mortality after natural direct stem infections through attached needles. All rust stem cankers were stem-mapped on gridded paper detected during the first 5 yr after planting caused mortality the subsequent year on all susceptible during the study examinations each species.