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THE BRITISH PTERIDOLOGICAL SOCIETY PTERIDOLOGIST Index for Volume 3 (1996-2001) (Parts 1 – 6) Compiled by Michael G. Searle PTERIDOLOGIST is a journal of the British Pteridological Society and contains articles on ferns and fern allies, which should be of interest to both amateurs and professionals. The scope ranges widely, from gardening, horticulture and botany through natural history, ecology, medicine, folklore, literature, travel, the visual arts, furniture and architecture. ISSN 0266 – 1640 Index for Volume 3 (1996-2001) Compiled by Michael G. Searle © 2006. The British Pteridological Society. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any material form (including photocopying or storing in any medium by electronic means) without the permission of the British Pteridological Society. Desk editor: A.C. Wardlaw Proof readers: P.J. Acock, A.F. Dyer, Y.C. Golding, F. Katzer, J.W. Merryweather, M.H. Rickard, M.G. Taylor & B.A. Thomas Published by THE BRITISH PTERIDOLOGICAL SOCIETY, c/o Department of Botany, The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD, UK Printed by Bishops Printers Ltd, Fitzherbert Road, Farlington, Portsmouth PO6 1RU _____________________________________________________________________ Note The Part number is shown by a suffix before the page number, to compensate for discontinuities in pagination between some Parts Page numbers in bold indicate an article about the subject Page numbers underlined indicate an illustration Part 1: pages 1 - 52 Part 2: pages 53 - 104 Part 3: pages 1 - 60 Part 4: pages 61 - 104 Part 5: pages 105 - 140 Part 6; pages 133 - 164 ____________________________________________________________________ Pteridologist Vol. 3 (1996-2001) Index 1 SUBJECT and AUTHOR INDEX Book Reviews at the End Abbott Feckenham (1518-1584) 1-6 Apollo Bay, Australia 2-93 Ackers, Graham 2-(54, 79) Apomictic 1-26 Acrostichum 1-22 Arachnoides simplicior 1-18 Acrostichum aureum 5-119 Archer, Ralph C. 6-143 Adam, William 6-133 Argyrochosma 4-68, 5-110 Adaptive resistance Arizona, U.S.A. 4-70 to low temperature injury 2-62 Armillaria mellea, fungus 6-135 Adder's tongue 1-19 Arrnarvatnsheiði, Iceland 1-30 Adiantum aethiopicum 5-134 Arrowtown, New Zealand 2-95 Adiantium aleuticum 1-17, 3-43, Arthur's Pass, New Zealand 3-46 5-(106, 108, 110), 6-135 Artificial rock 5-112 ‘Subpumilum’ 1-17, 5-106 Ascog Hall, Is. of Bute 3-(22, 23) Adiantum capillus-veneris 1-17, 3-9, Ashurst Park, Kent 6-134 2-(100, 101) Aspidium acrostichoides 3-42 Adiantum cunninghamii 2-73, 4-82 Aspidotis densa 5-105 Adiantum diaphanum 5-135 Asplenium 1-22, 2-95 Adiantum edgeworthii 1-18 Asplenium adiantum-nigrum 1-7 Adiantum hispidulum 1-17, 2-58 2-(100-101), 3-6, 4-93 Adiantum jordanii 1-18 ssp. corrunense 4-72 Adiantum macrophyllum 4-67 ssp. silesiacum 3-6 Adiantum mettenii 5-122 x onopteris 2-100 Adiantum pedatum 3-42, 4-99, Asplenium aethopicum 3-23 5-106, 6-143 Asplenium africanum 5-(119, 121,) Adiantum philippense 5-122 Asplenium banen 5-119 Adiantum raddianum 5-122 Asplenium biafranum 5-118 ‘Gracillimum’ 4-67 Asplenium billotii 3-9 Adiantum reniforme 1-17, 2-54, 3-23 Asplenium ceterach 2-101, 4-73 Adiantum venustum 1-18, Asplenium confluens 5-132 2-57, 5-115 Asplenium csikii 2-101, 4-72 Affinis Watch 1-24 Asplenium cuneifolium 1-17, 2-101, 3-6 Albanian ferns 2-99, 2-101 Asplenium dregeanum Aleuritopteris argentea 4-67 ssp. brachypterum 5-118 Allosorus crispus 5-113 Asplenium emarginatum 5-122 Alpine ferns 1-13, 3-19 Asplenium fissum 2-101 Alps 2-55 Asplenium flaccidum 1-18, 5-134 American Fern Society 2-55 Asplenium hemionitis 3-23 Anarthopteris 2- 95 Asplenium lamprophyllum 5-135 Anarthopteris lanceolata 5-135 Asplenium lepidum 2-101 Anderson's holly fern 5-(105,109) Asplenium lividum 5-122 Angolares, Is. of S. Tomé 5-119 Asplenium marinum 1-7, Annulus 4-63 2-(70, 71), 3-(12-13) Anogramma chaerophylla 1-18 Asplenium megalura var. mollen 5-118 Anogramma leptophylla 1-18, Asplenium nidus 4-67 2-(71, 101), 4-101 Asplenium oblongifolium 5-139 2 Pteridologist Vol. 3 (1996-2001) Index Asplenium obovatum ‘Elsworthii’ 5-113 ssp. lanceolatum 3-9 ‘Grantii’ 5-113 Asplenium obtusatum ‘Grandiceps’ 5-113 ssp. obtusatum 3-47 ‘Plumosum Divaricatum’ 6-147 Asplenium onopteris 2-100, 4-73 ‘Plumosum Jervisii’ 4-75 Asplenium petrarchae 2-101 ‘Polyclados-Dissectum’ 4-75 Asplenium platyneuron 6-143 ‘Victoriae’ 5-113 Asplenium polyodon 5-135 var. cyclosorum 5-106 Asplenium rhizophyllum 3-42, Athyrium flexile 2-(79, 88), 3-(9, 19) 5-126, 6-143 var. cristatum 3-19 Asplenium ruta-muraria 1-7, 2-101, var. laciniatum 3-(19, 20) 3-8, 4-(93,101), 5-126 Athyrium japonicum 2-79, Asplenium sandersonii 5-118 6-(143, 145) Asplenium scolopendrium 2-(100, 101), Athyrium newtonii 5-118 4-93, 5-(126, 132), Athyrium niponicum 6-(136, 143, 145) 5-125, 6-(135, 143) ‘Pictum’ 2-57 ‘Laceratum David Avery’ Athyrium otophorum 6-(143, 145) 6-(158, 159) Athyrium thelypteroides 6-143 ‘Maerens’ 6-163 Atlantic Is., ferns 3-23 Asplenium septentrionale 2-101, Ausfern Nursery 2-93 3-9, 4-100 Australia Asplenium trichomanes 2-(100, 101), tree ferns 2-92, 3-(14, 16, 37, 40) 4-93, 5-126 latitudes vs. Europe 2-96 ssp. pachyrachis 3-(6, 7, 9) 4-72 Australian fern weevil 6-148 ssp. quadrivalens 1-7, 5-132 Azolla 7-110 var. trichomanes 5-107 Azores 2-79 Asplenium trichomanes-ramosum see also Asplenium viride 1-51 Asplenium unilaterale 5-119 B&Q ferns 1-48 Asplenium viride 1-(17, 51), 2-101 Baden-Powell desk 4-(79, 80 et seq.) ‘Ramosum’ 1-51 Bainbridge fern garden, U.S.A. 5-108 ‘Multifidum’ 5-113 Baker Collection 6-(157, 160) Asplenium megalura var. mollen 5-118 Bannerman, Julian & Isobel 6-135 Asplenium x ticinense 2-(100, 102) Barnes, Peter 2-99 Astrolepis 4-67 Barnsley's fern (fractal) 6-149 Astrolepis sinuata 4-(69, 71), 5-110 Bateman, James 6-133 Athyrium alpestre var. obtusatum 3-21 Beech fern 1-(36, 37) Athyrium angustum 6-143 Beeson, Russell 1-20 Athyrium asplenioides 6-143 Beinn ai Chreachain, Scotland 3-19 Athyrium cyclosorum 6-143 Beinn Eibhinn, Scotland 2-89, 3-19 Athyrium distentifolium 2-(88, 98) Ben Alder, Scotland 2-89, 3-19 3-(9, 11, 19, 20) Ben Lawers, Scotland 3-6, 6-138 var. americanum 3-21 Benlister Glen, Is. of Arran 1-37 var. tripinnatum 3-21 Ben Nevis, Scotland 2-89 varieties 3-(19, 20, 21) Bethune's Gully, New Zealand 2-94 Athyrium filix-femina 1-12, 2-101, Betteshanger, Kent 6-134 4-(98, 99), 5-(105,126), 6-135 Betula nana, shrub 1-30 ‘Clarissima Bevis Superbum’ 6-147 Bevis, John 3-32 ‘Coronatum’ 5-113 Biddulph Grange stumpery 6-133 Pteridologist Vol. 3 (1996-2001) Index 3 Bidean nam Bian, Scotland 3-19 Bouckley, Jack 2-53, 6-157 Big Four ice caves, U.S.A. 5-107 Bracken, as weed 2-54 Bird's-nest fern 4-67 Brantwood House, Cumbria 2-97 Birkenhead, J., nurseryman 6-134 Braun’s holly fern 5-106 Black tree fern 2-95 Bridge of Orchy, Scotland 3- 19 Blackville, Canada 1-40 British Pteridological Society 6-141 Blackwell, Elizabeth, herbal 4-93 Brittle bladder fern 5-114 Blechnum 4-95, 5-113 Brodsworth Hall, Yorkshire 6-(157-160) New Zealand 3-44 Bud propagation 3-52 Blechnum banksii 3-47 Bungard, Steven J. 6-155 Blechnum chambersii 3-(44, 45) Burlawn, Cornwall 5-127 Blechnum colensoi 3-(44, 45) Burns, John M. 1-32 Blechnum discolor 3-(44, 46, 48), 4-82 Busby, A.R. 1-13, 2-(57, 102), 6-163 Blechnum filiforme 3-(44, 45) Blechnum fluviatile 3-(44, 45) Blechnum fraseri 3-(46, 48) Cairngorms, Scotland 4-89, 6-138 Blechnum occidentale 1-21 Caldicott Castle 3-7 Blechnum penna-marina 2-75, Camptosorus rhizophyllus 1-17 3-(44, 46, 48), 4-67 Camus, Josephine 1-29 Blechnum ryanii 1-22 Canadian Fern Society 5-126 Blechnum sp. 1 (Kiokio) 3-46 Canary Is., ferns 2-(54, 79) Blechnum sp. 2 (Mountain Kiokio) Carn Brea, Cornwall 5-127 3-(46, 48) Carn Galver, Cornwall 5-129 Blechnum spicant 2-86, 4-100, 3-44, Carrifran Valley, Scotland 6-142 5-(105, 108), 6-135 Cascade Mountain Range, U.S.A. 5-105 ‘Heterophyllum’ group 2-86 Castle-an-Dinas, Cornwall 5-127 Blechnum vulcanicum 3-47 Cenozoic period 1-5 Blisland, Cornwall 5-127 Certificate of Merit 2-102 Blublu, S. Tomé 5-119 Ceterach officinarum 3-49 Bodmin Moor, Cornwall 5-127 Chatsworth, Derbyshire 6-133 Bogor Botanical Gardens, Java 1-1 Cheesewring, Cornwall 5-127 Bolbitis acrostichoides 5-119 Cheilanthes 1-17, Bom Sucesso, S. Tomé 5-118 4-(67-71), 5(105, 110) Bombaim, S. Tomé 5-120 Cheilanthes acrostica 2-(100, 101), Bommeria 4-(68, 69) 4-100 Bommeria hispida 4-69 Cheilanthes argentea 1-17 Boonkerd, T. 5-111 Cheilanthes bonariensis 4-(69, 71) Borneo 1-3 Cheilanthes buchtienii 4-69, 5-109 Borsh, Albania 2-99 Cheilanthes distans 1-17 Botanic gardens, Cheilanthes eatonii 1-17, 4-(69, 71) Bogor, Java 3-1 Cheilanthes farinosa 1-17 Glasgow, Scotland 1-48 Cheilanthes fragrans 1-17 University of California 5-110 Cheilanthes gracillima 5-105 Botrychium 5-107 Cheilanthes lanosa 1-17 Botrychium dissectum 5-126 Cheilanthes lindheimeri 4-(69, 71, 99) Botrychium lunaria 2-101, 4-93, 5-125 Cheilanthes myriophylla 4-69 Botrychium matricarifolium 2-101 Cheilanthes persica 2-101 Botrychium multifidum 5-126 Cheilanthes pruinata 4-69 Botrychium virginianum 5-126 Cheilanthes tomentosa 4-69 4 Pteridologist Vol.
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