Missouriensis

Missouriensis is the Society’s open-source scientific journal containing articles relevant to Missouri plants and natural systems. It is distributed to all members and several libraries and is also indexed and available through the Biodiversity Heritage Library, the world’s largest open access digital library for biodiversity literature and archives. To submit an article for publication, consult the instructions for authors and contact the editor.

Volume 41 (2023)

Contents

Author(s) Title PDF
Nelson, A.D., K. Carroll, and M. Nelson Major range extension of a Chelone population and extirpation of seven populations in Arkansas and Missouri
Sims, C.M. Noteworthy plant records in Missouri after a major pipeline construction project
O’Connell, E., E. Smith, G. Blankenship, E. Parker, and M. Saxton Phellodendron amurense has escaped cultivation in Missouri
Ladd, D. and D. Ladd Another devil comes to town: Pilosella aurantiaca new to Missouri

Volume 40 (2022)

Contents

Author(s) Title PDF
McKenzie, P.P. and P.W. Nelson A new record for Carex fissa var. fissa in Missouri and notes on its ecology and identification
Atwood, J.J. and J.C. Brinda New Missouri bryophyte records and an expanded distribution for Trichostomum crispulum in eastern North America
Kathriner, O. and J. Faupel Botanical inventory of early successional species following pipeline construction along a dynamic urban creek
Nelson, P.W. Flora and natural communities of Bryant Creek State Park, Douglas County, Missouri

Volume 39 (2021)

Contents

Author(s) Title PDF
Buback, S. Echinacea angustifolia and Cirsium undulatum in the loess hills of Missouri, with confirmation of Solidago jejunifolia
Thomas, J.R. New combination: Dichanthelium scribnerianum
Atwood, J.J. Archidium ohioense confirmed in Missouri
Hetrick-Volenberg, L, J.J. Atwood, and S. Lord Bryophytes of Graham Cave State Park, Montgomery County, Missouri
Baranski, K. and J. Faupel Revised Prairie Restoration Flora of the St. Louis Region of Illinois and Missouri

Volume 38 (2020)

Contents

Author(s) Title PDF
Floden, A. and M. Saxton Viburnum dilatatum Thunb. — a new, potentially invasive species for Missouri
McKenzie, P.M. A probable native extant population of Cyperus flavicomus in Missouri
McKenzie, P.M. and C. Newbold A second, possibly native, extant population of Cyperus setiger in Missouri
Atwood, J.J. and J.C. Brinda Rhaphidostegium planifolium is a synonym of Calliergonella lindbergii var. lindbergii, and a note on the variety americana
McKenzie, P.M. A third record of Puccinellia distans for Missouri with notes on its identification and distribution
Ciafré, C.M., D. Ladd, and A. Braun Caloplaca cinnabarina – a new candidate for Missouri’s most colorful lichen
Thomas, J.R. Desmodium glabellum and D. perplexum (Fabaceae): a morphological reevaluation
Book Reviews Darwin Comes to Town
Instructions for authors

Volume 37 (2019)

Contents

Author(s) Title PDF
AARON J. FLODEN and MEGAN ENGELHARDT Pilea fontana (Urticaceae) discovered new to Missouri
ANDREW P. BRAUN Report of Andropogon hallii in Missouri and Updated Regional Key to the Genus
JOHN J. ATWOOD and JOHN C. BRINDA Liverworts and Hornworts of the Interior Highlands Exsiccatae –– Fascicle 5
CRAIG C. FREEMAN and CALEB A. MORSE New and Interesting Plant Records for the Central United States
CAMERON R. CHERI and DAVID E. BOWLES Erythranthe geyeri (Torr.) G.L. Nesom (roundleaf monkeyflower) rediscovered in Missouri
AARON FLODEN Distribution of Thaspium chapmanii and T. barbinode (Apiaceae) in Missouri
DOUGLAS LADD Saxifraga tridactylites — a new, weedy saxifrage for Missouri

Volume 36 (2018)

Contents

Author(s) Title PDF
A. Floden and
A.E. Brant
Rhynchospora glomerata, new to Missouri, and an updated key to the genus in the state
J.J. Atwood and
N.J. Holmberg
Bryophytes of Big Oak Tree State Park, Mississippi County, Missouri
A. Floden and
A.E. Brant
Cuscuta obtusiflora var. glandulosa belatedly confirmed for the flora of Missouri
A.E. Brant Thelypteris noveboracensis (New York fern) new to Missouri from the southeastern Missouri Ozarks
Book Reviews Our Native Bees
The Revolutionary Genius of Plants

Volume 35 (2017)

Contents

Author(s) Title PDF
Justin R. Thomas Corrected new combination for Dichanthelium inflatum.
Paul M. McKenzie and
Bruce Henry
Evidence that Carex × deamii may be derived from a cross between C. squarrosa and C. shortiana.
Claire Ciafré An artificially disjunct population of coastal indigo, Indigofera miniata (Fabaceae), new to Missouri.
Paul M. McKenzie, Peter Hayes, Lorie Volenberg, Vergial Cade Harp, and Bruce Schuette New upland sites for Trifolium stoloniferum (Fabaceae) in Missouri, with comments on the identification of sterile material.
Andrew P. Braun Mimosa strigillosa (Fabaceae) new to Missouri.
Book Reviews Flora of the Chicago Region

Volume 34 (2016)

Contents

Author(s) Title PDF
Paul M. McKenzie A naturalized population of Cenchrus purpurascens (Poaceae) in Boone County, Missouri.
Justin R. Thomas New additions, vouchers of old additions, and a new combination (Dichanthelium inflatum) for the Missouri flora.
Steve R. Turner and
Gerrit Davidse
The first Missouri occurrences of Cerastium dubium (anomalous mouse-eared chickweed).
Andrew P. Braun Vegetative key to Galium of Missouri.
David E. Bowles Lysimachia nummularia (Primulaceae): A non-native plant in Ozark springs.
Book Reviews Paradise Found
Half-Earth
The Hidden Life of Trees

Volume 33 (2015)

Contents

  • Asclepias exaltata (Apocynaceae) Discovered in Southeastern Missouri
    Christopher D Crabtree
  • Botanical Notes from the Branson Wilderness
    George Yatskievych
  • A New Site for Running Buffalo Clover (Trifolium stoloniferum, Fabaceae) in Missouri: Implications for Additional Survey Needs and Suggested Management Recommendations
    Paul M. McKenzie and Chris Newbold
  • Verbesina occidentalis – A Pioneer-Era Addition to the Missouri Flora?
    Ben Duffield

Volume 32 (2014)

Contents

  • A Literature-Based Checklist of the Liverworts and Hornworts Reported from Missouri.
    John J. Atwood

Volume 31 (2012)

Contents

  • Rediscovery of Carolina Clover (Trifolium carolinianum, Fabaceae) in Missouri.
    Paul M. McKenzie and George Yatskievych
  • A Second Recent Record of Eastern Prairie-fringed Orchid (Platanthera leucophaea, Orchidaceae) for Missouri.
    Paul M. McKenzie, Tom Nagel, David Ashley, and Noppadol Paothong
  • Botanical Angels and Devils: the Presence of Aralia elata (Araliaceae) in Missouri.
    Steven Buback and George Yatskievych
  • Plants of the Bull Shoals Field Station, Taney County, Missouri.
    Shanda H. King, Jennifer Moody, Paul L. Redfearn, Jr., Jeremy L. Keene, and L. Michelle Bowe
  • New County Records of Missouri Plants from the Powell Gardens Herbarium.
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.

Volume 30 (2009)

Note: This volume of Missouriensis contains the Proceedings of a Symposium Commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the Missouri Native Plant Society, 26 September 2009, Fulton, Missouri.

Contents

  • To Own the World.
    James H. Wilson
  • Missouri’s Orchid Flora: Thirty Years of Change.
    Bill Summers
  • Homogenization: Ecosystems Lost in the Biotic Blender.
    Paul W. Nelson
  • Sustaining Our Natural Heritage: Ten (Suggested) Conservation Commandments.
    Doug Ladd
  • A Brief Chronology of the Missouri Native Plant Society: 1978–2009.
    Larry R. Morrison

Volume 28 / 29 (2008)

Contents

  • Improved Status of Auriculate False Foxglove (Agalinis auriculata) in Missouri in 2007.
    Tim E. Smith, Tom Nagel, and Bruce Schuette
  • Current Status of Yellow False Mallow (Malvastrum hispidum) in Missouri.
    Tim E. Smith
  • Heliotropium europaeum (Heliotropiaceae) New to Missouri.
    Jay A. Raveill and George Yatskievych
  • Melica mutica (Poaceae) New for the Flora of Missouri.
    Alan E. Brant
  • Schoenoplectus californicus (Cyperaceae) New to Missouri.
    Timothy E. Vogt and Paul M. McKenzie
  • Flora of Galloway Creek Nature Park, Howell County, Missouri.
    Bill Summers

Volume 27, 2006 (2007)

Contents

  • Hypericum lobocarpum (Clusiaceae) Rediscovered in Ripley County, Missouri.
    Tim E. Smith
  • Lysimachia terrestris (Primulaceae) New to Missouri.
    Tim. E. Smith
  • Generic Index to Asteraceae in Steyermark’s Flora of Missouri, Volume 2.
    Tim E. Smith
  • Two New Localities for Persicaria glabra (Polygonaceae) in Missouri and Comments on its Identification and Habitat Requirements.
    Paul M. McKenzie, Tim E. Smith, and Nels Helmburg
  • Botanical Highlights – 2006.
    Tim E. Smith
  • Steyermark’s Flora of Missouri, Volume 2. Errata.
    George Yatskievych
  • Taxonomic and Nomenclatural Differences Between Steyermark’s Flora of Missouri and the Revised Flora of Missouri, Volume 2.
    Rex Hill and George Yatskievych
  • Book Review: The Flora of Nebraska

Volume 26, 2005 (2006)

Contents

  • A Method for Control Of Euonymus fortunei Using Roundup Pro ® (Glyphosate).
    John Solodar
  • Ecology of Three Populations of the Rare Woodland Perennial, Trillium pusillum Michaux (Liliaceae), in Southwestern Missouri.
    Cynthia S. Andre and D. Alexander Wait
  • Vegetative Key to Polygonum in Missouri.
    Justin R. Thomas
  • Using the National Wetland Inventory as a Tool to Locate Fens and Other Rare Missouri Wetland Natural Communities.
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • Book Review: The Terrestrial Natural Communities of Missouri, Revised Edition

Volume 25, 2004 (2005)

Contents

  • The Flora and Natural History of Woods Prairie, a Nature Reserve in Southwestern Missouri.
    Andrew L. Thomas, Sam Gibson, and Nels J. Holmberg
  • Plant Changes for the 2005 Missouri Species and Communities of Conservation Concern Checklist.
    Timothy E. Smith
  • How Faster to Master the Aster Disaster: A Primer on the Changing Nomenclature of Missouri Asters.
    George Yatskievych

Volume 24, 2003 (2004)

Contents

  • A New Site for Carex sprengelii (Cyperaceae) in Missouri.
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • Notes on the Missouri Cyperaceae as Discussed in Flora of North America Volume 23.
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • Flora of North America-Family Index.
    Timothy E. Smith
  • A Vegetative Key to the Muhlenbergia species of Missouri.
    Justin R. Thomas
  • Prairie Restoration Flora of the St. Louis Region of Illinois and Missouri.
    Douglas Ladd

Volume 23, 2002

Contents

  • Joanna M. Turner (1929 – 2002).
    George Yatskievych
  • Turner Hills: A Special Fern Place.
    Sue Hollis
  • Rediscovery of Carex conoidea (Cyperaceae) at Tucker Prairie in Callaway County and Comments on Its Identification and Habitat Associates.
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • Comments on Carex timida (Cyperaceae) in Missouri and a Key to Species of Section Phyllostachyae in the State.
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • Three New Sites for Eleocharis atropurpurea (Cyperaceae) in Missouri and Comments on its Identification and Ecological Requirements.
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • A New Escaped Species in Missouri: Evodia daniellii (Rutaceae).
    L. Michelle Bowe and Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.
  • A Vegetative Key to Missouri Goldenrods.
    Justin R. Thomas
  • Thlaspi alliaceum (Brassicaceae), Another Non-native Species New to Missouri.
    Dan Tenaglia and George Yatskievych

Volume 22, 2001

Contents

  • First Documented Record of Carex gracillima (Cyperaceae) in Missouri in 112 Years.
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • A Second Locality for Arum italicum (Araceae) in Missouri.
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.
  • Wood Lily Rediscovered in Missouri.
    Greg Gremaud
  • A Northward Extension of the Known Range of Geocarpon minimum.
    Jay A. Raveill and John F. Belsche
  • Revision of the Genus Heuchera (Saxifragaceae).
    Verena Kallhof and George Yatskievych

Volume 21, 2000

Contents

  • The Genus Callirhoe in Missouri.
    Maria Morris and George Yatskievych
  • Significant Range Extension in Missouri for Echinochloa walteri (Poaceae) and Cyperus flavicomus (Cyperaceae).
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • Sporobolus pyramidatus (Poaceae) Rediscovered in Missouri after 102 Years.
    Brad Jacobs and Paul M. McKenzie
  • New Sites for Two Rare Missouri Sedges: Eleocharis wolfii and Fuirena simplex var. aristulata (Cyperaceae).
    Paul M. McKenzie and Brad Jacobs
  • Steyermark’s Flora of Missouri, Volume 1, Errata.
    George Yatskievych
  • Taxonomic and Nomenclatural Differences Between the First and Revised Editions of Steyermark’s Flora of Missouri.
    Kathleen Wood and George Yatskievych
  • Announcements
  • Book Review: Steyermark’s Flora of Missouri

Volume 20, 1999

Note:The 20th anniversary issue of Missouriensis primarily contained an article (“From Germination to Flowering: The First Twenty Years of the Missouri Native Plant Society”) that outlined the history of the Missouri Native Plant Society up to that time. That article can also be read elsewhere.

  • From Germination to Flowering: The First Twenty Years of the Missouri Native Plant Society.
    Larry R. Morrison

Volume 19, 1998

Contents

  • Cyperus difformis, an Introduced Species New to Missouri.
    Rhett Johnson
  • Another Applicant for Naturalization in Missouri’s Flora.
    Jack Harris
  • The Reintroduction of Running Buffalo Clover (Trifolium stoloniferum) in Missouri, 1989 – 1998.
    Timothy E. Smith
  • Treasures from the Great Northern Missouri Desert.
    Craig J. Anderson
  • Panicum verrucosum (Poaceae), New to Missouri.
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • Castanea mollissima in Southwest Missouri.
    Donald J. Padgett and Heather Parker
  • Tyson Research Quarry / Glade Project: Preparing a Habitat for the Introduction of the Eastern Collared Lizard.
    Jane C. Walker
  • Highlights of Missouri Field Botany (1997 – 1998).
    Timothy E. Smith
  • Announcements
  • Book Reviews: Grasses of Missouri, Revised Edition and Plant Identification Terminology

Volume 18, 1997

Contents

  • Editor’s Note
  • Wallace R. Weber (1934 – 1997)
  • A New Orchid for the State of Missouri: The Long-bracted Orchid, Coeloglossum viride var. virescens.
    Elisabeth A. Hooper
  • Two New Native Plants in Missouri.
    Bill Summers
  • Another New Introduction for Missouri.
    Stanton Hudson
  • Two New and Interesting Records for Missouri Plants.
    Stephen L. Timme
  • Missouri Native Plant Society Awards (1986 – 1997): A Summary
  • Announcements
  • Book Reviews

Volume 17, 1996

Contents, Numbers 1 and 2

  • Editorial – The Future of Missouriensis
  • Dalea gattingeri, a Cedar Glade Endemic New to Missouri.
    Bill Summers, Michael Skinner, George Yatskievych
  • Two Introduced Species New to Missouri.
    Stanton Hudson
  • Rediscovery of Oryzopsis racemosa (Poaceae) in Missouri.
    Ann Wakeman and Paul M. McKenzie
  • Cyperus setigerus and Kyllinga gracillima (Cyperaceae) in Missouri.
    Paul M. McKenzie and Brad Jacobs
  • Echinochloa walteri, a New Grass for Missouri.
    Tim Smith
  • New Plant Growth as a Factor in Insect Abundance.
    J.M. Sullivan

Volume 16, 1995

Contents, Number 2

  • The NMSU Herbarium Database and Monocot Analysis.
    Donna Ford and Mistti Ritter
  • Status of Bromus nottowayanus (Poaceae) in Missouri.
    Paul M. McKenzie and Douglas Ladd
  • Christmas Tree Lichens.
    Willard B. Walker
  • Book Reviews: Missouri’s Conservation Atlas and Missouri Nature Viewing Guide

Contents, Number 1

  • Introduced Native Flora at the Shaw Arboretum Constructed Wetland.
    James C. Trager
  • Plants of the Jameson C. McCormack Conservation Area, Holt County, Missouri.
    Thomas Priesendorf and David Castaner
  • Utricularia subulata in Missouri.
    J.M. Sullivan
  • Book Review: Tallgrass Prairie Wildflowers

Volume 15, 1994

Contents, Number 2

  • Rediscovery of Trifolium stoloniferum in Missouri.
    Deborah Rowan
  • Notes on Ophioglossum in Missouri.
    Stanton Hudson
  • Why “Adder’s Tongue”?
    J.M. Sullivan
  • Three New Plants for Southeastern Missouri.
    Stanton Hudson
  • Paspalum bifidum (Poaceae), New to Missouri, with Management Recommendations for Its Recovery in the State.
    Paul M. McKenzie
  • Book Review: Walking with Wildflowers.
    Carol Darigo
  • Announcement

Contents, Number 1

  • Guest Editorial.
    Mervin Wallace
  • Carya pallida, a New Hickory for Missouri.
    Tim Smith
  • NEMO Herbarium History and Present Status.
    Donna Ford and Mike Rugge
  • Menyanthes trifoliata Rediscovered in Missouri.
    Joe Ryan
  • The Polygonatum aviculare Complex in Missouri.
    George Yatskievych and Alan Brant
  • Announcement
  • Books of Interest

Volume 14, 1993

Contents, Number 2

  • From the Editors
  • Edgar Denison, 1904 – 1993.
    Joanna Turner
  • Two Recollections of Edgar Denison.
    Mary Ott
  • Common Plant Families of Missouri, II: Monocots.
    Edgar Denison
  • Announcements
  • Book Reviews

Contents, Number 1

  • From the Editors
  • Common Plant Families of Missouri, I: Introduction to Fruits.
    Edgar Denison
  • Are There Lichens in the Suburbs?
    Douglas Ladd
  • Panicum yadkinense Ashe (Poaceae) New to Missouri.
    Blane Heumann
  • Studies in the Flora of Missouri, IV.
    George Yatskievych and Bill Summers
  • Announcements
  • Books of Interest
  • Book Reviews.
    George Yatskievych

Volume 13, 1992

Contents, Number 2

  • Plants of the Little Bean Marsh Wildlife Area, Platte County, Missouri.
    David Castaner and David LaPlante
  • Chicken Spike (Sphenococlea zelandica, Campanulaceae), New to Missouri.
    Stanton Hudson
  • Missouri Botanical Record 15.
    Wallace R. Weber and William Corcoran
  • Announcement of Change in Editor

Contents, Number 1

  • County Record Vouchers for Vascular Plant Species Newly Recorded for Missouri Since 1963.
    Joanna Turner and George Yatskievych
  • A New Eryngium for Missouri.
    Bill Dierker

Volume 12, 1991

Contents, Number 2

  • A Second Station and New County Record for Cyperus retroflexus (Cyperaceae) in Missouri.
    Richard Carter and Charles T. Bryson
  • Misplaced Mountains.
    Fr. James M. Sullivan
  • New and Noteworthy Missouri Vascular Plants.
    Douglas Ladd, Greg Gremaud, and Blane Heumann

Contents, Number 1

  • Another Alien Has Landed: Evax prolifera in Missouri.
    Fr. James Sullivan
  • Studies in the Flora of Missouri, III.
    George Yatskievych and Bill Summers
  • Book Review: After the Ice Age, The Return of Life to Glaciated North America.
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.
  • The Missouri Flora Geographic Information System and a Proposed Atlas of Vascular Plants in Missouri.
    William T. Corcoran and Wallace R. Weber
  • Missouri Botanical Record 14.
    Wallace R. Weber and William T. Corcoran
  • Common Mosses of Missouri.
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.

Volume 11, 1990

Contents, Number 2

  • Aster macrophyllus L. (Asteraceae), A New Record for Missouri.
    Bill Summers and George Yatskievych
  • Ranunculus testicularis, A New Weedy Buttercup for Missouri.
    Douglas Ladd
  • Goldie’s Fern and the Three Barren Strawberries.
    Tim Smith
  • The Missouri Wildflower That Wasn’t.
    George Yatskievych
  • A New Eupatorium for Missouri.
  • By-Laws of the Missouri Native Plant Society (Revised, December 1990).
  • Missouri Botanical Record 13.
    Wallace R. Weber and William T. Corcoran

Contents, Number 1

  • Studies in the Flora of Missouri, II.
    George Yatskievych
  • Two Noteworthy Collections of Orobanche L. (Orobanchaceae) from Missouri.
    Timothy E. Smith
  • Stenotaphrum secundatum (Poaceae) in Stone County. A New Grass for Missouri.
    Linda S. Ellis
  • Book Review: Wildflowers of Mississippi.
    Timothy E. Smith
  • Robert H. Mohlenbrock: His Botanical Roots and His Influence on Missouri Botany.
    Wallace R. Weber
  • Missouri Botanical Record 12.
    Wallace R. Weber and William T. Corcoran

Volume 10, 1989

Contents, Number 2

  • Looking Back – The First Ten Years.
    Virginia K. Wallace
  • Equisetum pratense Ehrh. (Equisetaceae), A New Species to Missouri.
    Brad Jacobs
  • A New Grass for Missouri.
    William W. Dierker
  • Federally Listed Plants in Missouri: An Update.
    Virginia K. Wallace
  • Orchid Species New to Missouri.
    Mark Pelton
  • Book Review: Wildflower Handbook.
    George Yatskievych
  • Missouri Botanical Record.
    Wallace R. Weber and William T. Corcoran

Contents, Number 1

  • Stylisma pickeringii (Torr. ex M.A. Curtis) A. Gray var. pattersoni (Fern. & Schub.) Myint. (Convolvulacae): New to the Flora of Missouri.
    Melvin R. Conrad
  • Native Missouri Plants at the Missouri Botanical Garden.
    Joyce Broughton and George Rogers
  • Missouri Carex Notes 4. Carex bicknellii var. opaca in Missouri.
    David Castaner
  • Studies in the Flora of Missouri, I. New Records of Introduced Taxa.
    George Yatskievych and Dennis Figg
  • Minutes of the MONPS Board Meeting – 15 April 1989.
    Mary Susan Taylor
  • Missouri Botanical Record.
    Wallace R. Weber and William T. Corcoran

Volume 9, 1988

Contents, Number 2

  • Vegetation of Knob Noster State Park. II: Species List.
    David Castaner, Ron Mullikin, James L. Smith, and Tom Priesendorf
  • Two Woody Taxa of Noteworthy Occurences in Southwest Missouri.
    Jon P. Rebman and Wallace R. Weber
  • Minutes for December 1988 Board Meeting.
    Lynda Richards
  • Missouri Botanical Record.
    Wallace R. Weber

Contents, Number 1

  • Editorial
  • Julian Steyermark, A Lifetime of Botany.
    George Yatskievych
  • Poa interior Rydberg (Poaceae), a New Record for Missouri.
    Tim Smith
  • The Confusing Case of the Flame Fame Flower.
    George Yatskievych
  • Vulpia bromides in Missouri.
    Art Christ
  • Three New Species to Missouri.
    Greg Gremaud
  • Minutes for the September 1988 Board Meeting.
    Lynda Richards

Volume 8, 1987

Contents, Number 2

  • Grasses of Missouri: An Annotated Checklist.
    Roy E. Gereau
  • Cladastris kentuckea (Dum.-Corset) Rudd in Southeast Missouri.
    Rodney D. Doolen and Wanda S. Doolen
  • Thalia dealbata (Marantaceae), A Missouri Surprise.
    Susan Price and George Rogers
  • Minutes of the April 23 1988 Board Meeting.
    Joanna Turner
  • Missouri Botanical Record.
    Wallace R. Weber

Contents, Number 1

  • Cynoctonum mitreola Rediscovered in Missouri.
    Timothy Nigh and Douglas Ladd
  • Propagating Rose Verbena From Cuttings.
    Mervin Wallace
  • Vegetation of Knob Noster State Park. I: Major Physionomic Communities.
    Ron Mullikin and David Castaner
  • Nomenclatural Review of the Families Ceratophyllaceae and Nymphaceae in Missouri.
    Joanna Turner
  • Missouri Botanical Record.
    Wallace R. Weber
  • Notes

Volume 7, 1986

Contents, Number 2

  • Bryophytes of Roaring River State Park, Barry County, Missouri.
    Teresa Hilton
  • Distribution, Systematics, and Ecology of Botrychium campestre, the Prairie Moonwort.
    D.R. Farrar and C.L. Johnson-Groh
  • Missouri Carex Notes 2. A search for Carex X subimpressa Clokey in Clinton County 26 Years After Julian Steyermark’s Discovery.
    David Castaner
  • Missouri Botanical Record: A Brief History and Update.
    Wallace R. Weber

Contents, Number 1

  • Minutes of the Winter Meeting.
    Sherry Morgan
  • Minutes of the Spring Meeting.
    Joanna Turner
  • An Orchid Transplant.
    Pat Grace
  • Conversations with Julian Steyermark: The Flora of Missouri Years.
    Gary A. Reese
  • The Continued Expansion of Galium pedemontanum in Missouri.
    David Castaner
  • Lonicera maackii, Escaped from Cultivation in Missouri.
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.
  • Comments on Family Synopsis for the Missouri Flora, I.
    Julian A. Steyermark
  • Request for Material
  • Missouri Botanical Record: A Brief History and Update.
    Wallace R. Weber and Jay Raveill

Volume 6, 1985

Contents, Number 2

  • Minutes of the Spring Meeting.
    Joanna Turner
  • Minutes of the Fall Meeting.
    Joanna Turner
  • Notes on the Fall Meeting.
  • Letter to the Editor.
  • News from the St. Louis Chapter.
  • Points of View: Fens and Savannas of Missouri – Household Words?
    Paul W. Nelson
  • Points of View: Confusion of Terms – A Reply.
    Paul L. Redfearn
  • Notes from a Naturalist–What Habitat?
    Edgar Denison
  • Show-Me Places
    Virginia K. Wallace
  • Request for Information.
  • Book Review
  • Missouri Carex Notes: I. On Carex aquatilis in Missouri
    David Castenar
  • Family Synopsis for the Missouri Flora
    Mary S. Taylor and Joanna Turner
  • Awards Offered by Awards Committee

Contents, Number 1

  • Minutes of the Winter Meeting.
    Jean Webdell
  • Minutes of the Spring Meeting.
    Jean Webdell
  • Show-Me Places.
    Ginny Wallace
  • Oenothera triloba Nutt.
    Edgar Denison
  • The Effects of Simulated Grazing Disturbance on Clematis fremontii S. Watson var. riehlii R.O. Erickson.
    Carol S. Sutherland
  • In Memory of Erna R. Eisendrath.
  • Waiting for George.
    Erna Eisendrath
  • Book Review: Wildflowers of Arkansas.
    Virginia K. Wallace
  • Mark Twain National Forest News.
  • Confusion of Terms.
    Edgar Denison
  • Spring in Springfield.
    Ginny Wallace
  • Note

Volume 5, 1984

Contents, Number 4

  • Minutes from the Fall Board Meeting.
    Jean Webdell
  • Results of the Membership Survey.
    Jean Webdell
  • Missouri’s Interesting Flora: Wood Anemone.
    Art Christ
  • An Addition to the Flora of Missouri Found at the Missouri State Fairgrounds.
    David Castaner
  • Wild Leeks in Missouri.
    Joanna Turner
  • Aster vimineus Lam. var. vimineus in Taney County.
    Alice Allen Nightingale
  • Veronica anagallis-aquatica L. in Taney County.
    Alice Allen Nightingale and Kenton C. Olson
  • The Missouri State Park System’s Herbarium Qualifies for International Status.
    Paul W. Nelson
  • News and Notes
  • Missouri Botanical County Records.
    Wallace Weber and Jay Raveill

Contents, Number 3

  • Minutes from the Spring Board Meeting.
    Jean Webdell
  • Missouri’s Interesting Flora: Myosotis stricta Link.
    Art Christ
  • Making a List and Checking It Twice.
    Sherry Morgan
  • Two Additions to the Flora of Missouri from Little Bean Marsh.
    David Castaner
  • Natural Area Inventory and Floristic Analysis of Fens in Selected Southeastern Missouri Counties.
    Steve Orzell
  • News and Notes

Contents, Number 2

  • Minutes from the Winter Board Meeting.
    Jean Webdell
  • Member Highlight: Dr. Leland J. Gier.
    James R. Jackson
  • News and Notes
  • Missouri’s Interesting Flora: Pink Thoroughwort.
    Art Christ
  • Further Notes on Some Missouri Rare and Endangered Plants.
    Steve Orzell
  • Growing Missouri Native Plants, An Introduction.
    Paul Nelson
  • Wildflowers I Have Grown.
    Edgar Denison
  • What’s New in Missouri?
    Jay Raveill and Sue Taylor
  • Missouri Botanical County Records.
    Wallace Weber and Jay Raveill

Contents, Number 1

  • Letter from the President.
    Melvin Conrard
  • Minutes from the Fall Board Meeting.
    Jean Webdell
  • Report on the MONPS Fall Meeting Program.
    Mary S. Taylor
  • Missouri’s Interesting Flora: Hydrolea ovata Nuttall ex Choisy.
    Art Christ
  • Missouri’s Limestone Glades and Virginia’s Shale Barrens: A Layman’s Comparison.
    Larry A. Morrison
  • An Earlier Record of Aira caryophyllea L. in Missouri.
    Robert W. Freckmann
  • What’s New in Missouri?
    Jay Raveill and Mary S. Taylor
  • The Mushroom-Tree Connection.
    Barbara Bassett
  • Missouri Herbaria – An Update.
  • Member Highlights: Steyermark Returns to His Native Missouri.
    Gerrit Davidse
  • News and Notes

Volume 4, 1983

Contents, Number 4

  • Letter from the Editor.
    Nancy Morin
  • News and Notes
  • Minutes from the Spring Board Meeting.
    Karen Haller
  • Notes on Some Rare / Endangered Howell and Douglas County Plants.
    Steve Orzell and Mervin Wallace
  • New Record for Barren Strawberry, Waldsteinia fragarioides (Michx.) Tratt.
    Steve Orzell and Mervin Wallace
  • Additions to the Flora of Missouri from Europe.
    David Castaner
  • Natural Area Inventory and Floristic Analysis of Fens in Selected Southeastern Missouri Counties: Part I.
    Steve Orzell
  • Studies on the Fabricales, Part I.
    Ellen Lissant and Kenneth Lissant
  • Native Plant Society Membership Lists

Contents, Number 3

  • Minutes of the Board Meeting.
    Karen Haller
  • What You Missed
  • Information Requested
  • Sclerochloa dura.
    Douglas Ladd
  • Pyramid State Park.
    Jay Raveill
  • Stamina.
    Catherine Filla
  • Dodecatheon amethystinum.
    Steve Orzell
  • Helianthus rota-plasticus, A New Species?
    Donald J. Siehr
  • Thalia dealbata Roscoe.
    Tom Heineke
  • New Variety of Elderberry.
    David Castaner
  • Suggestions from “Out There”.
    Mary Lehmann
  • Any Gardeners Out There?
    Patrick Delozier
  • Correction
  • Notice of Prairie Day
  • Missouri Botanical Record.
    Wallace R. Weber and Douglas Ladd
  • Notice of MONPS Spring Meeting

Contents, Number 2

  • Minutes of the Board Meeting.
    Karen Haller
  • What You Missed
  • Russian Botanists Visit Ozarks.
    Turner Collins and Wallace R. Weber
  • Fillipendula rubra – Queen of the Prairie.
    Ron Mullikin
  • Poa bulbosa.
    Art Christ
  • Helianthus rota-plasticus, A New Species.
    Joyce Powers, Michele Powers, and Charles King
  • Barry County Botanical Treasures.
    Steve Orzell
  • The Pillage Goes On.
    Steve Clubine
  • Two Speedwells New to Missouri.
    Dave Castaner
  • Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park.
    Paul Nelson
  • Endangered Isotria
  • Autumn Hazard for Field Botanists.
    Joanna Turner
  • New Publications
  • Missouri Botanical Record.
    Wallace R. Weber and Douglas Ladd

Contents, Number 1

  • Minutes of the Annual Meeting.
    Karen Haller
  • What You Missed
  • News for Plant Conservationists.
    William Dierker
  • Warning: A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
    Julian Steyermark
  • Missouri Inventory: A Progress Report
  • Missouri Botanical Record I.
    Wallace R. Weber and Douglas Ladd
  • Rare and Endangered Prairie Plants (of Illinois).
    John E. Schwegman
  • Endangered and Rare Plants of Missouri Prairies and Glades.
    Gary A. Reese
  • Plant Immigrants.
    John E. Wylie
  • Wonder Drug from a Common Weed.
    Warren L. Wagner
  • Southern Illinois Native Plant Society Chapter Newsletter
  • Menyanthes trifoliata in Missouri?
    Steve L. Orzell
  • Failed Foray

Volume 3, 1982

Contents, Number 4

  • Minutes of the Last Meeting
  • What You Missed
  • Coming Up
  • Missouri Glades: Part II
    Paul Nelson and Douglas Ladd
  • New Format
  • Contributions on Carices: Separating Immature Carex lurida from C. hystricina and Some New County Records
    David Castaner
  • New Evidence of Mastodons
    James M. Sullivan
  • New Selaginella Species
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.
  • Update on the Irish Wilderness
  • New Prairie Publications
  • Book Review: Earth’s Song
    William H. Elder

Contents, Number 3

  • Minutes of the Last Meeting
  • We’re Spreading Our Branches
    Paul Nelson
  • Missouri Glades, Part I
    Paul Nelson and Douglas Ladd
  • Peat Mosses of Missouri
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.
  • Xenophobia
    Edgar Denison
  • Rebuttal
    Ginny (Klomps) Wallace
  • What Others Are Doing
    Frank D. Bowers
  • A Procedure for Updating New Records
    Douglas Ladd, Paul L. Redfearn, Jr., and Paul W. Nelson
  • Who Loves A Swamp?
    Wanda Oskins
  • Book Review: Spring Wildflowers of Missouri
    Wallace R. Weber
  • Book Review: Missouri Orchids
    Wallace R. Weber
  • Book Review: Weeds of Arkansas
    Wallace R. Weber
  • Endangered Wildlflower Calendar
  • Revised Bylaws
  • Spring Wildflower Walks

Contents, Number 2

  • Minutes of the Last Meeting
  • What You Missed
  • Our Next Meeting
  • Patience and the White Oak
    James P. Jackson
  • Wildflowers I Have Grown
    Edgar Denison
  • Suggestions for Conducting a Survey: Ideas of Dr. Steyermark
  • Congressional Activities of Concern to Botanists
    Bill Dierker
  • By-Laws to be Updated
  • A Rat With Petals
    Ginny Klomps
  • Where Do You Put Your Poison Ivy
    James M. Sullivan
  • Timely Tips
  • Vegetation of Hawn State Park
  • New County Records of Southeastern Missouri Species
    Arthur Christ
  • Missouri Natural Heritage Inventory
    Rebecca Haefner
  • Missouri State Parks: A Natural Treasure House, Part II
    John Karel
  • Help Wanted

Contents, Number 1

  • Annual Meeting
  • What Else You Missed
    Becky Haefner and Ginny Klomps
  • Message from Hawker
    Jon Hawker
  • Redfearn’s Reply to Wylie and the “Dude”
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.
  • Missouri State Parks: A Natural Treasure House, Part I
    John Karel
  • Guide to Missouri Herbaria
  • GREAT III: Planning for Natural Area Protection in an Upper Mississippi River Management Plan
    Richard B. Pershall
  • Help Wanted
  • Help Offered
  • Recent Activities of MDC and DNR
  • Book Review
    Joanna Turner
  • New County Records
    John Wylie
  • Diamond Prairie Day
  • Please Send Us Material: Here’s How
  • Officers of MoNPS
  • Have You Paid Your Dues

Volume 2, 1981

Contents, Number 4

  • Minutes of the Last Meeting
  • Nominating Committee Report
  • Something To Look For
    John E. Schwegman
  • Boreal Relics Border on Ozark Glade
    Charles W. Putnam and Keith E. Evans
  • Missouri Plants In Print: New Literature Relating to Missouri Plants
    Robert H. Mohlenbrock
  • Responses to Redfearn
    John E. Wylie
  • A County Record and Some Unusual Plants
    Ginny Klomps
  • The Mysterious Legacy
    Joel M. Vance
  • Spreading the Word Through Adult Education
    Gordon T. Maupin
  • Special Notices
  • Help Wanted
  • Updated On Endangered Species
  • Prairie Day

Contents, Number 3

  • Minutes of the Last Meeting
  • New State and County Records: New Finds in Taney County
    Alice Nightingale
  • New State and County Records: Cicuta maculata var. curtissii Found In Missouri
    Arthur Christ
  • Flora of Missouri Project: Comments by Steyermark and Weber
    Wallace R. Weber
  • New Histological Study
    Ginny Klomps
  • Missouri’s Natural Divisions
    Richard H. Thom
  • Endangered Species Report
    Sherry Morgan
  • “Our” Missouri Primrose, Now Properly Oenothera macrocarpa
    Warren L. Wagner
  • Plan To Be With Us In March
  • Some Thoughts on Collecting and Herbaria
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.
  • Tree Key for the Blind
  • Editorial Assists
  • Comment on Whitlow
  • Gracias
  • Errata

Contents, Number 2

  • Minutes of the Last Meeting
  • Prairie Conference
  • A New Kind of State Park
  • Help Wanted
  • Help Offered
  • A Note from a Cypripedium Grower
    Carson E. Whitlow
  • Gracias
  • Ivy-Leaved Speedwell in Missouri
    James S. Key
  • Silphium Hybrids
    Paul L. Redfearn, Jr.
  • Catechism Column
    Joanna Turner
  • Logos At Last
  • Possibly Poisonous Plants
    Gary A. Reese

Contents, Number 1

  • First Annual Meeting
  • A Target for MONPS: A New Missouri Vascular Plant Manual, A Proposal
    Wallace R. Weber
  • Rediscovered Site: Rediscovery of Adiantum capillus-veneris in Jefferson County, Missouri
    Steve L. Orzell
  • Help Wanted
  • National Network
  • Whose Plants Are They?
    Virginia L. Klomps
  • Steyermark Collection
    Sherry Morgan
  • Prairie Conference
  • Ginseng Gathering
    Walter H. Lewis
  • Catechism Column
  • Status Reports
  • Election Processing
  • Outing: Washington State Park
    Edgar Denison
  • Still Looking for a LOGO
  • Gracias

Volume 1, 1980

Contents, Number 4

  • What You Missed
  • A Code To Follow
  • Efforts To Save Endangered Species
  • Federal Legislative Proposals
  • American Endangered Plants
  • Spring Is Upon Us!
  • A New Sedge For Missouri
    Art Christ
  • Grab Your Baskets
  • Towards More Picturesque Speech
    Gordon T. Maupin
  • Why Waste The Weeds?
    Bill Brush
  • Autumnal Vegetation of Grand Tower Island
    Robert H. Mohlenbrock
  • Reindeer Moss In Missouri Glades
    L. J. Gier
  • Contributions To Botany In Michigan
  • Help Wanted
    John Wylie
  • Help Offered
    John Wylie
  • We’re All Invited
  • He Had The Combination
  • Looking For A Logo
  • Gatherings of Interest
  • Catechism Column
    Alice Nightingale
  • Our Next Meeting

Contents, Number 3

  • MONPS Growth Rate Good
  • Where We Are Now
  • Our First Life Member
  • Three Months With Dr. Steyermark
    Robert H. Mohlenbrock
  • Fire Pink and Wild Pink Hybrid
    Keith E. Evans, Charles W. Putnam, and Shanna L. Nesby
  • An Unusual Missouri Plant
    L. J. Gier
  • Botanical Gateway
  • Hitch-Hiker From The West
    Warren L. Wagner
  • Sightings From The South
    Hazel Ayers
  • Upcoming Inventory
    Richard H. Thom
  • And Then There Were None
  • Catechism Column
  • Now That The Leaves Are Down
  • We Goofed

Contents, Number 2

  • Report of Board Meeting
  • Editor’s Note
  • A Boost From Missouri Botany’s Best
  • Dash to Dot!
  • Additional County Records
  • From Possum Trot
  • A Plea For Panax
    Walter H. Lewis
  • Botanizing Missouri In Illinois
    Robert H. Mohlenbrock
  • Viva Victoria Glade!
  • Further Orchid Facts
    Edgar Denison
  • We Are Not Alone
  • Coming Up: Our Next Meeting
  • Salvage One
  • Officers of MONPS
  • Membership Application Blank

Contents, Number 1

  • We Are Official!
  • A Few Words of Gratitude
  • A Neighbor Speaks Up
  • …So Does The President
    Jon L. Hawker
  • An Opening Challenge
  • …And Some Quick Responses
  • Where Are YOU?
  • About This Issue
  • …And About Our Future
  • Wanted