Aliso: A Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany
Volume 24 | Issue 1
Article 10
2007
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INDEX TO VOLUME 24, ALISO
Includes authors, titles, taxa, and salient concepts appearing in the scientific papers, as well as additional
terms of use in information retrieval. New taxa and combinations appear in
boldface.
Page numbers reflect the
location where an indexing term appears or—if it occurs repeatedly—receives special mention.
18S 107
Abies concolor32, 40
Abies concolorvar.concolor40–42, 57–61
Abies concolorvar.lowiana40–42, 57–61
Abies grandis39, 41–42, 57–61
Abies lasiocarpa39, 41–42, 57–61
Abies magnifica40, 42, 57–61
Abronia villosa73
Acacia greggii72, 74
Achnatherum speciosum,seeStipa speciosa
Actinidiaceae 105
Adinandra113 Aerial photographs 23 Agavaceae 97
Agave desertii73
Agrostis semiverticillata77
Allenrolfea occidentalis74
Aloysia wrightii72, 79
Ambrosia dumosa72–73
Ambrosia salsolavar.salsola74 Anatomy, see Wood anatomy
Androstephium breviflorum79
Antee¨ischima112, 119 Antelope Valley 97–98 Antioxidants 105
Apacheria14, 16
Apacheria chiricahuensis2
Aphloia14
Aphloia myrtifolia2–4, 14
Aphloia theiformis2–4, 13–14 Aphloiaceae 1–2, 15–16
Apterosperma108–109, 114–115, 120
Apterosperma oblata114, 119
Aristidacf.glauca72
Aristida hamulosa72
Aristida purpureavar.nealleyi,seeAristida
cf.glauca
Aristida ternipesvar.hamulosa,seeAristida hamulosa
Arizona 63–64, 68, 71–72, 74–75, 77–79, 100–101
Artemisia confertifolia72
Artemisia tridentata72
Arundo donax68 Asteraceae 15–16 Asteridae 106
Asteropeiaceae 106–107 Asteropeioideae 105–106
atpB 107
Atriplex canescens73–74
Atriplex lentiformissubsp.lentiformis74
Atriplex polycarpa74
Avena sativa77
Baccharis sergilloides74
Bacopa monnieri77 Bayonet tree 97
Bebbia juncea74
Berberis harrisoniana79 Biodiversity 19–20, 24–25 Biogeography 63
see also Island biogeography Bixaceae 110
Boerlagella113 Boerlagellaceae 113 Bonnetiaceae 105–106 Bonnetioideae 105–106
Botanical history 63, 68–71, 97–98, 100 Botanical keys 101
Bouteloua aristidoides72
Bouteloua barbata72–73
Bouteloua trifida79 Boyd, S. 19–28, 29–30
Brandegea bigelovii74
Brassica tournefortii77
Bromus arenarius77
Bromus arizonicus72
Bromus rubens77 California
Botanical history 97–99 Orange County 19–21, 24–25 San Bernardino County 63
Whipple Mountains flora 63–79, 83–96
Yucca brevifolia,Yucca jaegeriana101
Calocedrus decurrens41–42, 57–61
Calpandria110, 119
Camellia105–109, 110–111, 113, 119
Camelliasect.Chrysantha111
Camelliasect.Furfuracea111
Camelliasect.Paracamellia111
Camelliasect.Thea111
Camellia axillaris112
Camellia dormoyana110
Camellia oleifera105, 119
Camellia piquetiana110
Camellia sinensis105–107, 110–111, 119
Camellia spectabilis113, 119
Camellia vidalii111
Camellia wenshanensis107, 119 Camelliaceae 119
Camelliastrum110 Camellieae 107–109, 119 Camellie´es 119
Camelliinae 108–109, 119 Camellioideae 119
Camissonia brevipes71
Camissonia brevipes!C. claviformis77
Capsella bursa-pastoris77
Carlquist, S. Wood anatomy of Crossoso-matales: patterns of wood evolu-tion with relaevolu-tion to phylogeny and ecology 1–18
Carnegiea gigantea63, 71–73, 75, 79
Carpodetus2
Carria112, 119
Caryocaraceae 106 Caryophyllales 107
Castela emoryi72, 79 Catechins 105
Cavanilla114
Cercidium,seeParkinsonia
Cercidium microphyllum, see Parkinsonia microphylla
Cercocarpus intricatus72
Charlet, D. A. Distribution patterns of Great Basin conifers: implications of ex-tinction and immigration 31–61
Chenopodium murale77
Chilopsis linearis74
Classification 97–100, 105–115
Closaschima112, 119
Coastal terraces 19–20, 23–24, 26
Coleogyne ramosissima72 Colorado River 63–74, 77–78 Conifers 31–53
Conservation 19, 24–26, 33
Crossosoma14
Crossosoma bigelovii2–3, 5–6, 13–15, 72
Crossosoma californicum2–3, 6, 13–16 Crossosomataceae 1–2, 6–7, 13–17 Crossosomatales 1–2, 14–17
Cryptantha holoptera79
Cylindropuntia bigelovii73
Cylindropuntia echinocarpa73, 77, 79
Cylindropuntia ramosissima79
Cylindropuntia ramosissima ! C. echino-carpa76
Cylindropuntia wigginsii76, 79
Cynodon dactylon77
Cyperus involucratus77
Dankia109–110, 119
Dankia langbianensis110, 119
Dasyochloa pulchella72–73
De Groot, S. J. Vascular plants of the Whip-ple Mountains 63–96
Deinandra fasciculata22
Deinandra kelloggii22
Deinandra paniculata19, 21–22, 26
Delphinium scaposum79
Deschampsia danthonioides19–20, 26
Desmitus110, 119
Dicorea canescens73 Dilleniidae 105 Dipentodontaceae 2
Dipterospermum112, 119 Dispersal 31–32, 34, 49–51
Distichlis73
Distichlis spicata74
Ditaxis clariana79
Drupifera110, 119
Dubardella113, 119
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Echinocereus engelmannii73 Elaeagnaceae 17
Encelia farinosa72–73 Endemism 50–51
Ephedra aspera72–73
Ephedra fasciculata73
Ephedra nevadensis72
Ephedra trifurca73 Ericaceae 109 Ericales 105–107
Ericameria paniculata74
Erigeron oxyphyllus79
Erioneuron pulchellum,seeDasyochloa pul-chella
Erodium cicutarium77 Escalloniaceae 2
Eucalyptus77
Eucnide urens73
Euscaphis2, 13–14, 16
Eusynaxis113, 119
Eusynaxis barringtonifolia113, 119 Extinction 31–35, 46–47, 49–53 Facultative wetland species 29
Ferocactus cylindraceus66
Ferocactus cylindraceus var. cylindraceus
73
Ficalhoa109–110, 119
Ficalhoa laurifolia109, 119 Flavonols 105
Flora, Whipple Mountains 63–79, 83–96 Floristics 31, 35, 39, 42, 50, 52 Fossil flora 102
Fossil plants 72
Fouquieria splendens72 Fragmentation 31, 33–34, 40
Franklinia105, 107–110, 112, 119
Franklinia alatamaha110, 112, 119
Fraxinus uhdei77
Gaura parviflora77
Geissoloma13–14, 16
Geissoloma marginatum2–3, 7, 13 Geissolomataceae 1, 2–3, 7, 13, 15–16 Geomorphology 19–20, 23–24
Glossopetalon14
Glossopetalon meionandrum2–3, 15
Glossopetalon nevadense2–3, 15
Glossopetalon stipuliferum2–3, 6, 13
Glyptocarpa110, 113, 119
Glyptocarpa camellioides119
Gordonia105, 107–110, 112, 114, 119
Gordonia alatamaha110, 119
Gordonia axillaris119
Gordonia brandegeei112, 119
Gordonia excelsa112, 119
Gordonia franklini110, 119
Gordonia lasianthus107, 112
Gordonia pubescens110, 119
Gordonia yunnanensis112, 119 Gordoniaceae 119
Gordonieae 107–109, 112, 114–115, 119 Gordonie´es 120
Gordoniinae 107–109, 120 Gordonioideae 120 Great Basin 31–53, 72, 79
Great Basin [sensu Antelope Valley] 97–98 Habitat mitigation 24
Habitat restoration 24
Haemocharide´es 120
Haemocharis112–120
Hartia107–108, 113–115, 120
Hartia sinensis114–115, 120
Hartia villosa115, 120
Hartia yunnanensis115, 120
Hesperocallis undulata73
Hesperoyucca whipplei72, 100
Hilaria rigida72–73 Historical habitats 23
Holocarpha virgatasubsp.elongata19, 22, 26
Hordeum brachyantherum subsp. brach-yantherum22–23, 26
Hordeum brachyantherum subsp. californi-cum19, 22–23, 26
Hordeum murinumsubsp.leporinum77
Huertea2 Huerteales 2 Hybrids 76–77
Hyptis emoryi72, 74
Immigration 31–35, 46, 49–53 Introduced plants 74, 77–78 Introduced species 29–30 Invasive plants 74 Invasive weeds 29 Island biogeography 31–53
Ixerba2, 13–15
Ixerba brexioides2–3, 8, 13 Ixerbaceae 1–3, 13, 15–16 Joshua tree 97
Juniperus californica37, 40, 42, 57–61, 71– 72
Juniperus communis32, 39–42, 52, 57–61
Juniperus horizontalis50
Juniperus occidentalis35, 39, 41, 50, 57–61
Juniperus occidentalisvar.australis42
Juniperus occidentalisvar.occidentalis42
Juniperus osteosperma 32–33, 37, 40–42, 50–51, 57–61
Juniperus scopulorum33, 41–42, 50, 57–61
Kailosocarpus110, 120
Kailosocarpus camellioides120
Kemelia110, 120
Keys, Yucca brevifolia, Yucca jaegeriana 101
Krameriaceae 17
Lacathea120
Laplacea108–109, 112, 120 Laplaceeae 109, 120 Laplaceinae 107–109, 120
Larix occidentalis39–40, 42, 57–61
Larrea tridentata72–73
Lasianthus112, 120
Lenz, L. W. Reassessment of Yucca brevi-foliaand the recognition ofY. jae-geriana as a distinct species 97– 104
Lepidium oblongumvar.oblongum19, 21
Lepidium strictum19–21, 26
Leucaena leucocephala77
Lindleya112, 120
Lycium andersonii74
Lycium andersonii!L. fremontii77
Lycium fremontii73
Machaeranthera asteroides73
Machaeranthera canescens, see Machaer-anthera asteroides
Machaeranthera pinnatifidasubsp. gooddin-gii73
Madiinae 15
Malachodendron114, 120 Malpighiales 107
Malva parviflora77
Matelea parviflora79 Medusagynaceae 106
Melilotus alba77
Mentha!piperita77
Michauxia120
Middens 51, 63, 65, 71–73 Mima mounds 19–28
Mojave Desert 63, 69, 72, 75, 77–79, 97
Mollugo cerviana77 Morphology 105 Mountain islands 31–53
Myriophyllum sibiricum74
Nabiasodendron112, 120
Najas marina74
Navarretia prostrata19, 22, 26
Nerium oleander74, 77 Nevada 98, 101–102
Nolina bigelovii72–73 Nomenclature 97–100, 105–115 Non-native plants 29
Oenothera deltoidessubsp.deltoides73
Olneya tesota73–74
Opuntia basilaris72
Opuntia basilarisvar.basilaris73
Opuntia wigginsii,seeCylindropuntia wig-ginsii
Palafoxia aridavar.arida73
Paleobotany 63, 67–68, 71–73, 97, 100–102 Paracryphiaceae 2
Parapiquetia110, 120
Parapyrenaria108–109, 113
Parapyrenaria hainanensis113
Parapyrenaria multisepala113
Parkinsonia71
Parkinsonia florida72, 74
Parkinsonia microphylla!P. florida76
Parkinsonia microphylla73–74, 79
Paspalum dilatatum77 Pellicieraceae 105–106
Pennisetum setaceum77 Pentaphylacaceae 105–106
Pentaphylax110
Peucephyllum schottii72–73
Phalaris minor77
Phoenix dactylifera74
Pholistoma auritumvar.arizonicum79
Phoradendron californicum73–74
Phragmites communis73
Picea engelmannii32, 39, 41–42, 57–61
Picea pungens41–42, 57–61
Pinus albicaulis32, 39, 41–42, 50, 57–61
Pinus aristata50
Pinus balfouriana40, 57–61
Pinus balfourianasubsp.austrina42
Pinus contortavar.contorta41–42
Pinus contortavar.latifolia57–61
Pinus contorta var.murrayana41–42, 57– 61
Pinus edulis32, 37, 41–42, 57–61
Pinus flexilis32, 39–42, 52, 57–61
Pinus jeffreyi41–42, 57–61
Pinus lambertiana41–42, 57–61
Pinus longaeva 32, 39, 41–42, 50–51, 53, 57–61
Pinus monophylla 32, 37, 40–42, 50–51, 57–61, 71–72
Pinus monophyllasect.Parryae50
Pinus monticola39, 41–42, 57–61
Pinus ponderosa32, 40
Pinus ponderosavar.ponderosa40–42, 50, 57–61
Pinus ponderosa var. scopulorum 40–42, 50, 57–61
Pinus sabiniana40, 42, 57–61
Pinus washoensis33, 41–42, 50–51, 53, 57– 61
Piquetia108, 110–111, 113, 120
Piquetia piquetiana120
Pleuraphis rigida,seeHilaria rigida Pleurocoronis pluriseta73
Pluchea sericea73–74
Poa bigelovii72 Pollination 97, 100 Polyphenols 105
Polypogon monspeliensis77
Polyspora108–109, 112, 120
Polyspora axillaris112, 120
Populus102
Populus angustifolia73
Populus fremontii74
Populus monilifera73
Potamogeton crispus77
Potamogeton nodosus74
Potamogeton pectinatus74
Precipitation 49, 51, 67, 72–75, 77, 101–103 see also Summer rainfall
Prince, L. M. A brief nomenclatural review of genera and tribes in Theaceae 105–121
Proboscidea althaeifolia79
Prosopis glandulosavar.torreyana74
Prosopis glandulosa73
Prosopis pubescens73–74
Protoyucca97
Protoyucca shadishii101–102
Pseudognaphalium luteo-album77
Pseudotsuga macrocarpa 40, 42, 50–51, 57–61
Pseudotsuga menziesii40
Pseudotsuga menziesiivar. glauca32, 40– 42, 57–61
Pseudotsuga menziesiivar.menziesii40–42, 57–61
Psorothamnus fremontiivar.attenuatus79
Psorothamnus spinosus74
Pulicaria paludosa77
Pyrenaria107–108, 113, 120
Pyrenariasect.Mastersia113
Pyrenaria barringtonifolia113, 120
Pyrenaria serrata113 Pyrenarieae 108–109, 120 Pyrenarie´es 120
Pyrenariinae 108–109, 120 Pyrenarioideae 120
Quercus gambelii32
Quercus lobata97
Quercus palmeri72
Quercus turbinella72, 79
Quintinia2
Rainfall, see Precipitation Ranunculaceae 29
Ranunculus arvensis29–30
Ranunculus muricatus29 Rare plants 19–20, 22, 24–25
rbcL 107
Rhus lancea77
Rhus102
Riefner, R. E., Jr., Boyd, S.Ranunculus ar-vensis (Ranunculaceae), an alien weed new to southern California 29–30
Riefner, R. E., Jr., Boyd, S., Shlemon, R. J. Notes on native vascular plants from mima mound–vernal pool terrain and the importance of pre-serving coastal terraces in Orange County, California 19–28 Rosaceae 17
Rosids 107 Rousseaceae 2
rpb2 111
Sagina saginoides19, 21, 26
Salix73
Salix exigua74
Salix goodingii74
Salsola tragus77
Salvia73
Salvia mohavensis72
Sapindus102
Sarosanthera120
Sasanqua110, 120
Schima107–108, 110, 112–114, 120
Schima excelsa114, 120
Schima noronhae114, 121
Schima wallichii114, 121 Schimeae 108–109, 121 Schime´es 121
Schiminae 108, 121
Schinus102
Schinus terebinthifolius77
Schismus barbatus77
Senecio vulgaris77
Senna covesii79 Sensitive plants 78–79 Shlemon, R. J. 19–28
Sinopyrenaria108, 113, 121
Sisymbrium altissimum77
Sisymbrium irio77
Sladenia105–106, 110, 121 Sladeniaceae 106, 110 Sladenioideae 105–106
Sonchus oleraceus77
Sonoran Desert 63, 65, 71–72, 74–75, 77– 79
Sorghum halepense77 Southern California 29–30 Species–area relationship 31–53
Sporobolus airoides74 Stachyuraceae 1–2, 13–16, 107
Stachyurus14, 16
Stachyurus himalaicus2–3, 9, 10, 13, 15
Stachyurus macrocarpus2–3, 10, 13, 15
Stachyurus praecox2–3
Stachyurus praecoxsubsp.praecox2–3, 11, 13
Staphylea2–3, 13–16
Staphylea bumalda14 Staphyleaceae 1–3, 13–15
Stereocarpus108–110, 113, 121
Stereocarpus dormoyana121
Stewartia105, 107–109, 113–115, 121
Stewartia malacodendron114–115, 121
Stewartia ovata115, 121
Stewartia pteropetiolata115, 121
Stewartia sinensis114–115, 121
Stewartia virginica114 Stewartieae 107–109 Stewartiinae 107–109, 121
Stipa speciosa72
Strasburgeria13–15
Strasburgeria robusta2–3, 12 Strasburgeriaceae 1–3, 13–16
Stuartia108, 114 Stuartieae 107–109 Stuartie´es 121
Suaeda moquinii74
Summer rainfall 49, 63, 67, 72–75, 77, 102– 103
Symplocaceae 105–106 Systematics 97–100, 105–115
Tamarix aphylla77
Tamarix chinensis74, 77
Tapiscia2, 15 Tapisciaceae 2 Tectonism 19–20
Tegeticula97, 100
Tegeticula antithetica100–101
Tegeticula maculata100
Tegeticula synthetica100–101 Ternstroemiaceae 105–106, 110, 113 Ternstroemioideae 105–106
Tetracoccus hallii79 Tetrameristaceae 105–106
Teucrium glandulosum79
Thea106, 110, 121
Thea dormoyana110
Thea piquetiana110
Theaceae 105–110, 113, 115, 121 The´ace´es 121
Theales 105–106
Theaphylla110, 121
Theeae 108–109, 112, 115, 121 The´e´es 121
The´ine´es 121
Theoideae 105–107, 109–110
Theopsis110–111, 121
Tiquilia palmeri73
Tracheids 1–3, 13–14, 16–17
Tribulus terrestris77
Triticum aestivum77
Tsia110, 121
Tsubaki110, 121
Tsuga mertensiana41–42, 57–61
Turpinia2–3, 14
Tutcheria108–109, 113, 121
Tutcheria multisepala113, 121
Tutcheria spectabilis113, 121
Tutcheria virgata113, 121
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Utah 101
Vegetation 63, 66, 71–74
Velascoa13–14, 16
Velascoa recondita2–3, 7, 13, 15 Vernal pools 19–28, 30
Vessel grouping 1, 3–6, 16–17
Vulpia bromoides77
Vulpia octoflora72
Washingtonia filifera74
Wetland indicator status 19–22, 24
Wetlands 19–22, 24, 26, 29–30 Whipple Mountains flora 63–79, 83–96
Wikstroemia112, 121 Wood anatomy 1–17 Wood evolution 1, 3, 15–17 Xeromorphy 1, 3, 15–17
Yucca97
Yucca baccata102
Yucca brevifolia71–72, 97–103
Yucca brevifoliasubsp.brevifolia97
Yucca brevifoliavar.brevifolia99
Yucca brevifoliavar.herbertii98–100
Yucca brevifoliasubsp.jaegeriana97
Yucca brevifoliavar.jaegeriana98–100 Yucca jaegeriana97,99–103
Yucca schidigera102
Yucca whipplei,seeHesperoyucca whipplei Yunnanea108, 111, 121
