The Subspecies of Woodchuck in Vermont

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300 Tahun Linnaeus: Pandanaceae, Linnaeus Dan Koneksi Swedia

Pandanaceae is one of the three large and important families within the Monocotyledoneaie consisting of approximately 900 species found only in the Old World Tropics. Malesia is the region of importance for the fanmyfwhere the prominent diversity and the three principal genera (Freycinetia, Pandanus, and Sararanga) are found.Pandanaceae is also an important family of the Monocotyledoneae in the Malayo-Austronesian and^elanesian cultures.The USAge of pannans in the Melanesian culture is more diverse and incorporating more number of species. Although pandan was first described by the two distinguish Dutch naturalists, Rumphius and Rheede tot Drakenstein, the introduction of pandan into the world of Botany was started and in the early stage also involved Swedish botanists, from Linnaeus to Fagerlind. Linnaeus still suggested Pandanus as a possibly member of Bromelliaceae. Linnaeus Jr. placed it as a genus of its own, Pandanus, thus laid the firm foundation for the classification of the genus and the entire family.The information on Pandanaceae encompassing morphology to history is described in this paper, including the significance of the family in relation with the Agenda 21

The Mountaineer

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Amaranthus interruptus R. Br. on Jarvis Island in the Central Pacific

Amaranthus interruptus R. Br.,' a principally Australian species, has been recorded on Jarvis Island in the Central Pacific. The plant is supposed to have been introduced to the island some time between 1924 and 1935. It evidently became well established and was still there in 1964

Aquatic vascular plants of New England, Station Bulletin, no.520

The Bulletin is a publication of the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Life Sciences and Agriculture, University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire

STUDIES OF MALESIAN PANDANACEAE. II. TWO NEW SPECIES OF PANDANUS STICKM. SECT. FUSIFORMA ST. JOHN

Pandanus saint-johnii and P. soboliferus spp. nov. are described and illustrated and placed in sect. Fusiforma It is proposed to include P.(Acrostigma ) biplicatus St.John and P.(Rykia) magnifibrosus St.John in sect Fusiforma also.

Aquatic vascular plants of New England, Station Bulletin, no.520

The Bulletin is a publication of the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Life Sciences and Agriculture, University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire