2001-2010

PUBLICATIONS 2001–2010, EXCLUDING MICROTECHNIQUE, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND COMPUTERS

 

  1. 2001″ Index to “”Reviews and notices of publications.”” Taxon 50:1336-1348.” Nov.
  2. 2001″ Agnes Arber, née Robertson (1879-1960): Fragments of her life, including her place in biology and in women’s studies. Ann. Bot., n.s., 88:1105-1128.”” Dec. [Paper 1 of 7 in a symposium entitled “”From Agnes Arber to new explanatory models for vascular plant development,”” held 6 Aug. at the XVI International Botanical Congress held Aug. 1-7, 1999 in St. Louis.] “
  3. 2001 Robert Williams Wood (1868-1955) and flornithology. The Linnean17(1):19-20. Jan.
  4. 2002 Botanical juvenilia VI. Taxon 51:610-614. Aug.
  5. 2002″ Turn! Turn! Turn! Autumn color in California. Manzanita 6(3):1, 6-8. Fall.”
  6. 2002″ Index to “”Reviews and notices of publications.”” Taxon 51:855-870. Nov.”
  7. 2003″DeKalb Russell, Jr. (1918-2001). Taxon52(3):641-642. Aug. [Obituary.]”
  8. 2004″ Sargant, Ethel (1863-1918). Pp. 1762-1766 (vol. 4) in B. Lightman (ed.), The dictionary of nineteenth-century British scientists, 4 vols. Bristol: Continuum International Publishing Group. July.”
  9. 2004The idiosyncratic numbering of The Linneanand the Society’s annual reports (1984-2001). The Linnean 20(2):23-25. Apr.
  10. 2004″Scott, Dukinfield Henry (1854-1934). Pp. 1787-1789 (vol. 4) in B. Lightman (ed.), The dictionary of nineteenth-century British scientists,4 vols. Bristol: Continuum International Publishing Group. July.”
  11. 2004IAPT Stafleu Medal 2002 to David B. Lellinger. Taxon53(3):859-860. Aug.
  12. 2004″(Schmid, R. & Mena Schmid). Muriel Agnes Arber (1913-2004). Taxon53(3):861. Aug. [Obituary.]”
  13. 2008″ Appendix: Concordance for animals and plants mentioned in the text. Pp. 166-169 in Ann Arnold, Sea cows, shamans, and scurvy: Alaska’s first naturalist: Georg Wilhelm Steller, Farrar Straus Giroux, New York (imprint: Frances Foster Books). xii, 227 pp., B&W ill. Oct. [Concordance for 18 animal, 24 plant Latin-common names, respectively, 8, 3 eponymous.]”