Appendices & Glossary - Botanical Research Institute of Texas

JOHNSON, D.M. 1993b. Onoclea. In: Flora of North America
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JOHNSON, E. 1969. Archeological evidence for utilization
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JOHNSON, E.H. 1931. The natural regions of Texas. Univ.
of Texas Bull. 3113.
JOHNSON, E.R.R.L. and D.G. SHILLING. 1998. Cogon grass.
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JOHNSON, F.L. and P.G. RISSER. 1974. Biomass, annual net
primary production, and dynamics of six mineral elements
in a post oak-blackjack oak forest. Ecology
55:1246–1258.
JOHNSON, R.G. 1969. A taxonomic and floristic study of
the Liliaceae and allied families in the southeastern
United States. Ph.D. dissertation, West Virginia Univ.,
Morgantown.
JOHNSTON, E.G. 1972. Texas wild flowers. Shoal Creek
Publishers, Inc., Austin, TX.
JOHNSTON, M. (MAXINE). Personal communication. Conservationist
active in protecting and publicizing the
Big Thicket, an expert on Big Thicket history, and
editor of the Big Thicket Reporter. Bateson, TX.
JOHNSTON, M. 1972. Thicket explorer: A collection of articles
and essays honoring Lance Rosier, 1886–1970.
Big thicket Museum (Publ. Ser., No. 3), Saratoga, TX.
JOHNSTON, M. 1997. Introduction. In: P.A.Y. Gunter. R.E.
Jackson and early Big Thicket conservation: Setting
the stage. Pp. i–ii. Big Thicket Assoc., Saratoga, TX.
JOHNSTON, M. 2001. Big Thicket political history. http://
dept.lamar.edu/artssciences/bigthicket/hist1.htm.
Accessed Dec 2002.
JOHNSTON, M. and A. ROBERTS. 2002. Big Thicket threatened
by timber land sales on adjacent lands. Big
Thicket Reporter 58:1.
JOHNSTON, M.C. 1964a. Scirpus molestus M.C. Johnston
(Cyperaceae), sp. nov. from Arkansas, Louisiana, and
Texas. SouthW. Naturalist 9:310–312.
JOHNSTON, M.C. 1964b. Juncus validus Coville var.
fascinatus M.C. Johnston, var. nov. SouthW. Naturalist
9:313–314.
JOHNSTON, M.C. 1966. The Texas species of Cyperus subgenus
Kyllinga (Cyperaceae). SouthW. Naturalist
11:123–124.
JOHNSTON, M.C. 1972. Manual of the vascular plants of
Texas: I. Additions and corrections. Amer. Midland
Naturalist 88:490–496.
JOHNSTON, M.C. 1988. The vascular plants of Texas: A list,
up-dating the manual of the vascular plants of Texas.
Published by the author, Austin. TX.
JOHNSTON, M.C. 1990. The vascular plants of Texas: A list,
up-dating the manual of the vascular plants of Texas,
2nd ed. Published by the author, Austin, TX.
JONES, A. (ANDY). Personal communication. Expert on
conservation in Texas and Director, The Conservation
Fund, Texas Office, Austin, TX.
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JONES, D.L. 2002. Cycads of the world: Ancient plants in
today’s landscape. Smithsonian Institution Press,
Washington, D.C.
JONES, F.B. 1961. A new Zephyranthes from southern
Texas. Rhodora 63:214–216.
JONES, F.B. 1975. Flora of the Texas coastal bend. Welder
Wildlife Foundation, Sinton, TX.
JONES, F.B. 1977. Flora of the Texas coastal bend, 2nd ed.
Welder Wildlife Foundation, Sinton, TX.
JONES, F.B. 1982. Flora of the Texas coastal bend, 3rd ed.
Welder Wildlife Foundation, Sinton, TX.
JONES, F.B. C.M. ROWELL, JR., and M.C. JOHNSTON. 1961.
Flowering plants and ferns of the Texas coastal bend
counties. Welder Wildlife Foundation, Sinton, TX.
JONES, S.B. and A.E. LUCHSINGER. 1986. Plant systematics,
2nd ed. McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York.
JONES, S.D. (STANLEY). Personal communication. Specialist
in Carex and other Cyperaceae; botanical consultant
at Botanical Research Center Herbarium, Bryan,
TX.
JONES, S.D. 1994a. A taxonomic study of the Carex
muhlenbergii and C. cephalophora complexes
(Cyperaceae: Phaestoglochin). Ph.D. dissertation, Texas
A&M Univ., College Station.
JONES, S.D. 1994b. A new species of Carex (Cyperaceae:
Phaestoglochin) from Oklahoma and Texas; typification
of section Phaestoglochin, and notes on sections
Bracteosae and Phaestoglochin. Sida 16:341–353.
JONES, S.D. 1999. Carex. In: G.M. Diggs, Jr., B.L. Lipscomb,
and R.J. O’Kennon. 1999. Shinners and Mahler’s illustrated
flora of North Central Texas. Pp. 1109–1130.
Sida, Bot. Misc. 16.
JONES, S.D. and S.L. HATCH. 1990. Synopsis of Carex section
Lupulinae (Cyperaceae) in Texas. Sida 14:87–99.
JONES, S.D. and G.D. JONES. 1992. Cynodon nlemfuensis
(Poaceae: Chlorideae) previously unreported in Texas.
Phytologia 72:93–95.
JONES, S.D. and G.D. JONES. 1993. A new species of Carex
(Cyperaceae: Triquetrae) from the Chisos Mountains,
Texas, and a key to species of section Triquetrae. Sida
15:509–518.
JONES, S.D., G.D. JONES, and S.L. HATCH. 1991a. The deletion
of Carex stipata (Cyperaceae) from the Texas
flora. Phytologia 71:1–4.
JONES, S.D., G.D. JONES, and J.K. WIPFF. 1990a. Carex fissa,
section Multiflorae (Cyperaceae), new to Texas.
Phytologia 68:47–50.
JONES, S.D., G.D. JONES, and J.K. WIPFF. 1990b. The rediscovery
of Carex lupuliformis, section Lupulinae
(Cyperaceae) in Texas. Phytologia 69:346–347.
JONES, S.D. and A.A. REZNICEK. 1991. Carex bicknellii,
“Bicknell’s sedge” (Cyperaceae): New to Texas, with a
key to Texas species of section Ovales. Phytologia
70:115–118.
JONES, S.D. and A.A. REZNICEK. 1995. Carex conjuncta
(Cyperaceae) verified for Arkansas, and notes on the
range of Carex oklahomensis. Sida 16:772–774.