References - Botanical Research Institute of Texas

Field & Lab. 19:173–182.
_____. 1952.The Texas species of Palafoxia (Compositae). Field
& Lab. 20:92–102.
_____. 1953a. Synopsis of the United States species of Lythrum
(Lythraceae). Field & Lab. 21:80–89.
_____. 1953b. Nomenclature of the varieties of Monarda punctata
L.(Labiatae).Field & Lab.21:89–92.
_____. 1953c. The bluebonnets (Lupinus) of Texas. Field & Lab.
21:149–153.
_____. 1953d. Synopsis of the genus Brazoria (Labiatae). Field &
Lab. 21:153–154.
_____. 1953e.Notes on Texas Compositae–IX.Field & Lab.21:155–162.
_____. 1953f. Botanical notes. Field & Lab. 21:164–165.
_____. 1954. Notes on north Texas grasses. Rhodora 56:25–38.
_____. 1955. The Texas species of Potentilla (Rosaceae). Field &
Lab. 23:19-21.
_____. 1956a. Authorship and nomenclature of burclovers
(Medicago) found wild in the United States.Rhodora 58:1–13.
_____. 1956b. Quercus shumardii Buckley var. microcarpa
(Torrey) Shinners comb. nov. Field & Lab. 24:37.
_____. 1956c. Argythamnia humilis (Engelm.& Gray) Muell.-Arg.
var. laevis (A. Gray) Shinners, comb. nov. Field & Lab. 24:38.
_____. 1956d. Yellow-flowered Oxalis (Oxalidaceae) of eastern
Texas and Louisiana. Field & Lab. 24:39–40.
_____. 1956e. Andropogon ischaemum L. var. songaricus
Ruprecht:Technical name for King Ranch bluestem. Field &
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_____. 1957. Synopsis of the genus Eustoma (Gentianaceae).
SouthW. Naturalist 2:38–43.
_____. 1958a. Spring flora of the Dallas–Fort Worth area Texas.
Published by author, Dallas,TX.
_____. 1958b.Carthamus lanatus L.var.baeticus (Boissier & Reuter)
P. Coutinho (Compositae): Another introduced thistle in
Central Texas. SouthW. Naturalist 3:220.
_____. 1961. Nomenclature of the Bignoniaceae of the southern
United States. Castanea 26:109–118.
_____. 1962a. Synopsis of United States Bonamia including
Breweria and Stylisma (Convolvulaceae).Castanea 27:65–77.
_____. 1962b. Annual Sisyrinchiums (Iridaceae) in the United
States. Sida 1:32–42.
_____. 1962c. New names in Arenaria (Caryophyllaceae). Sida
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_____. 1962d. Drosera (Droseraceae) in the southeastern
United States: An interim report. Sida 1:53–59.
_____. 1962e. Calamintha (Labiatae) in the southern United
States. Sida 1:69–75.
_____. 1963. Gilia and Ipomopsis (Polemoniaceae) in Texas.Sida
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_____. 1964a. Calylophus (Oenothera in part: Onagraceae) in
Texas. Sida 1:337–345.
_____. 1964b. Texas Asclepiadaceae other than Asclepias.Sida
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_____. 1965. Holosteum umbellatum (Caryophyllaceae) in the
United States: Population and fractionated suicide. Sida
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_____. 1966a. Texas Polianthes, including Manfreda (Agave sub-
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_____. 1966b. Hypochoeris microcephala var. albiflora (Compositae)
in southeastern Texas:New to North America.Sida 2:393–394.
_____. 1967. Stray notes on Texas Plantago (Plantaginaceae).
Sida 3:120–122.
_____. 1969. Petrorhagia prolifera (Dianthus prolifer, Tunica prolifera)
(Caryophyllaceae) in Arkansas and Texas.Sida 3:345–346.
_____. 1971. Kuhnia L. transferred to Brickellia.Sida 4:274.
SHULER, E.W.1934. Collecting fossil elephants at Dallas, Texas.
Field & Lab. 3:24–29.
_____. 1935. Dinosaur track mounted in the band stand at
Glen Rose,Texas. Field & Lab. 4:9–13.
_____. 1937. Dinosaur tracks at the fourth crossing of the
Paluxy River near Glen Rose,Texas. Field & Lab. 5:33–36.
SIEREN, D.J.1981. The taxonomy of the genus Euthamia.
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SILVEUS,W.A.1933. Texas grasses. Published by the author, San
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_____. 1942. Grasses: Paspalum and Panicum of the United
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SIMPSON,B.B.1978. Mutisieae. N. Amer. Fl. II. 10:1–13.
_____. 1989. Krameriaceae. Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 49:1–108.
_____. 1996. Herbaria. In: R. Tyler, D.E. Barnett, R.R. Barkley, P.C.
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_____. 1998. A revision of Pomaria (Fabaceae) in North
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_____ and B. MIAO. 1997. The circumscription of Hoffmannseggia
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_____. 1993.The modern urban blacklands: From tallgrass prairie
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_____ and B.W. HIPP.1984.Drought tolerant Texas native plants
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