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Cumulative Index 13
— — needs of (49) [1] 47
— — office of (49) [1] 56–59
— — system at Arnold Arboretum (49) [1] 42, 54
— — updating (49) [1] 41
— quarantine (33) 22
— registrations (33) 199–209
— sleep movements of (36) 41
— societies (33) 104
Plant Extinction: A Global Crisis, Harold Koopowitz and Hilary Kaye [review of] (44) [1] 34–35
Plant Hardiness Zone Map [United States Department of Agriculture] (45) [4] 32, 33, 33; (50) [3] 18, 19
“Plant Hardiness-Zone Maps,” Donald Wyman and Harrison L. Flint [reprinted from Vol. 27] (45) [4] 32–34
“Plant History: Expanding the Horizons of a Small Garden,” Mary Harrison (53) [1] 8–18
Plant Introduction Garden [Chico, CA] (30) 182
Plant Jewels of the High Country, Helen E. Payne [review of] (33) 253
Plant Names, T. S. Lindsay [review of] (37) 134
“Plant Propagation—The Union of Art and Science,” Charles E. Hess (33) 119–125
“Plant Protection,” Kenneth Shaw (38) 37–49
Plant Records Center [American Horticultural Society] (31) 314; (32) 258; (33) 319
Plant Red Data Book (52) [4] 4
Plant Red Data Book for China (48) [2] 4, 6
“Plant Registration,” (30) 251–260
“Plant Registrations,” Robert S. Hebb (32) 277–287; (33) 199–209
Plant Sciences Data Center (PSDC) (35) 245; (49) [1] 21, 43, 56–57, 59–61
Plant-stress physiology (50) [1] 31, 32
Plant Variety Protection Act, 1980 (54) [4] 6
“Plant with Nature,” William Flemer III [reprinted from American Nurseryman] (30) 100
Plantae Aequinoctiales by Alexander von Humboldt and Aimé Bonpland [1808] (47) [3] 16, 17
Plantae Papuanae Archiboldianae, E. D. Merrill & L. M. Perry (32) 53
Plantae Wilsonianae [Rehder and Wilson] (49) [1] 17; (52) [1] 18; (54) [2] 36
Plantago (34) 212
— medicinal uses (30) 23, 24
— lanceolata (34) 212
— major (30) 23–24; (34) 212
— — ‘Atropurpurea’ (52) [2] 43
— rugellii (34) 212
Plantain (30) 23–24
— broad-leaved (34) 212
— narrow-leaved (34) 212
— red-stem (34) 212
Plantain-lily (31) 80; (34) 364–371; (39) 256
Plantas de Nueva España [1894] (47) [3] 18
Planting, failed (44) [4] 10
— site preparations (56) [4] 12–13, 16
— specifications, street trees (53) [3] 8
— technique (37) 230–241
“Plants and Gardens of South Africa,” H. Brian Rycroft (32) 220–225
Plants-a-Plenty, Catherine Osgood Foster [review of] (38) 61
Plants for Groundcover, Graham Stuart Thomas [review of] (35) 131
Plants for Man, Robert W. Schery [review of] (33) 248
“Plants in Early Japanese Poetry,” Sally Lindfors Sullivan (31) 284–291
Plants in the Development of Modern Medicine, Tony Swain, ed. [review of] (36) 125
Plants of Hong Kong, Stella L. Thrower [review of] (32) 168
Plants of Southern New Jersey, Witmer Stone [review of] (34) 39
Plants That Merit Attention: Volume I—Trees, Janet M. Poor, ed. [review of] (45) [2] 36–38
Plants: Wild and Cultivated, P. S. Green, ed. [review of] (35) 128
Platanus (30) 171; (43) [1] 11; (32) 72, 73; (49) [4] 35; (60) [4] 26
— x acerifolia (39) 122, 123, 229; (44) [4] 19; (53) [1] 10; (57) [2] 7, 13; (59) [2]
— x acerifolia (59) [2] front & back covers
— — “Bloodgood strain” (44) [4] 19
— occidentalis (31) 220; (38) 157; (39) 272, 276; (53) [1] 10, 33; [4] 28; (57) [2] 7
— orientalis (53) [1] 10
Platelet-activating factor (PAF) (51) [2] 11
Platt, Charles A. (49) [3] 7; (54) [1] 28; (56) [1] 29, 31; [2] 10; (57) [1] 2, 3; (59) [2] 16; [4] 26
Platycarya strobilacea (38) 137, 138
Platycodon, collecting in Hong Kong (30) 15
Platycodon (31) 136
— ‘Apo-yama’ (31) 136