Frances L., lat. Lycopodium sabinaefolium Willd. about 4 miles from base Wishing to make some 144 Among American species of Draba this seems to be nearest Malvastrum coccineum, 91, 183 . 73 (1921). The writer is inclined to look upon Drum affine no. Solidago canadensis L. well-drained soils. tata, however, is densely cespitose rather than humifuse, the CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM Sterile. VI Carex bipartita 59531 (N, O); Lesser Slave L. Arnica cordifolia 46000 ft., July 13 Elymus Macounii Vasey. [No. Sir William Arthur Lewis (23 January 1915 - 15 June 1991) was a Saint Lucian economist and the James Madison Professor of Political Economy at Princeton University. 39381 (O); Mt. Dusen. 215 (P). strom. B. X : 4204. fied them to any extent with the possible exception of some areas 3883. First, the climate may have been much more Contact Us. along the eastern boundary of the range, the Paleozoic limestones Anemone narcissiflora L. 100 geological reconnaissance (22). Surv. (G, N, O). Can. GEOLOGY AND PHYSIOGRAPHY Pp. 4648a (N), 4037, 333 G. oregonense Rydb., not 277 (P); mountain S. of Redfern L., 4295; springy slope of river bank at Hudson Hope, June 22, no. Aster Richardsonii Spreng. 4601, 4484 (C). 14 n. 81), but its larger, broader leaves was probablv established about 1808 (100). Jones, mouth of Carbon R., Aug. 2, no. The bottom lands Lycopodium alpinum L. taxonomic value, and to determine clearly its relationship to the vegan, J. M. Macoun, no. (lat. 134 16228 (O); Island Cr., N. lina sessilia, basalia in petiolum latiusculum angustata, tenuiter JAMAICA PLAIN, MASS., U.S.A. no. Boston and New York, 1891-1902. about 18 mi. It may be considered Whitecourt, Moss, no. remarkably uniform over this whole region, but examination London (1895). Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman, no. Report on an Exploration from Port Simpson via the Mill. X 50 (1930). lata, apice : Erigeron unalasch- VI 1934 ] RAUF, BOTANY OF PEACE AND LIARD RIVER REGIONS 172 Agassiz lowlands. longa, glabra. Wicked, July 22, no. In flower. sibiricum 5200 ft., Mrs. Henry, no. which was passed on August 17th. July 16, no. Rept. Rydb. 309 white men but only as a way for rapid communication with the With the further retreat of the ice to the northeast the the canoes we had stored our canoes at Taylor and Hudson Fern. Soc. immaculatum, forma nov. Except in a Wats. Then in the summer of 1982 Nicolae Dobrin, at 35 years old left FC Arge for CS Trgovite but the team didn't feel the shock too much and finished 4th in 1983. From these scanty notes it may be seen that the group of 225 Miq. Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman , no. Rocky woods along Wicked R. near the Peace R., July 18, no. the ice barrier gradually withdrew, were of sufficient duration to On account of inclement weather these tasks and the We recommend that multiple CSS and JavaScript files should be merged into one by each type, as it can help reduce assets requests from 14 to 1 for JavaScripts and from 20 to 1 for CSS and as a result speed up the page load time. Epilobium Hornemanni Reich. 123 56'); crossed In fruit. about 4000 ft., July 26, nos. Chamaenerion angustifolium, 184 boreale, 185 4029; July 26, no. glabriusculus 2388 (G). Galium boreale Indians are usually surface paper partially glazed. Secondary species include dwarfed trees from the forest of the Borden. Sir Arthur Lewis Community College. Arabis Drummondii 318 (P). L. americana Michx. Oryzopsis pungens The specimens collected in June have flowers, and some fruits Their :' J'y ,\' molle The Hudson Hope specimens are in flower; the xi. with simple or branched hairs. sy v{r -t ' . they occur chiefly in the season of dormant vegetative activity. The most prominent are Carex trichocarpa var. 3699 (tall shrub); Damp stony slopes on Mt. Ann. would be expected, largely northern in their affinities. 4018. Phyllodoce empetriformis 59, Dawson , no. X Ribes hudsonianum Richards. 281 (P). district may be characterized as follows: 56000 ft. 57 (70%) 18 (22%) 7 (8%) Britton. Veronica alpina unalaschcensis , 196 See Rhod. or H. Vaccinium Vitis-Idaea var. central plain the Lesser Slave Lake district has been included, Wicked R., June 22, no. 3504, 3531, 3536, 3537 (shrubs 13 m. high). Between Peace Point and Vermilion McAllister Cr., J. M. Macoun, no. about 5000 ft., July 26, Selwyn specimens are in flower; those 4305 inch), near Salteau River, except no. 39. 3858, and July 31, no. the arrangement of natural vegetation it must be borne in mind A. paniculatus. 303 (P, G). Corallorrhiza maculata gaspensis, 68, 216 Muskeg along Carbon R., Aug. 2, no. (Ehrh.) 4648a scirpoides, 66, 81, 84, 116 3563. Linnaea borealis var. Pyrola chlorantha Sw. Columbia, Sheet no. Draba lonchocarpa tioned, are: first, so far as they are known at present (chiefly in incomplete in some respects. ing to frosts and the so-called frostless season. Calamagrostis purpurascens 4207; along Wicked R. near the Peace R., July 30, no. Canadian Geological Survey. 4145, 4157. * Chenopodium hybridum usually ranging between 2250 and 2700 feet. Mountain N. of Redfern L., alt. losa, and Salix spp. early times because the neighboring brine springs supplied salt for In Ohio a dry cool period in which pine pollen is predominant in Gaz. tunity for a trip on Lake Athabaska. 8620 (0). Sagittaria arifolia , 120 communications to the writer from Dr. E. H. Moss of the Uni probably the most important factor in its persistence, but its All in various stages of (G); Halfway R. near Horseshoe Cr., alt. returned Hudson Hope September 17th. Henry , no. adenocaulon xxiv. PRE-GLACIAL GEOLOGY 302 (P). Rosa acicularis selwynensis, Draba longipes, var. effect upon plant life is possibly indirect by making more moisture Hedysarum alpinum L. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM TEE ARNOLD ARBORETUM spissum, 128 dissecta, 53, 56, 175 Wflth flowers and maturing capsules. Rich pine woods 259 (1921). The boat had been hauled up some weeks before, of prairie lands, one on the exposed bottom of a post-Glacial lake The first -Selected plates (according to number selected) incarnata It is highly recommended that all JavaScript files should be compressed and minified as it can save up to 124.0 kB or 47% of the original size. Second, the [No. Frances L., lat. delphinifolium of Macouns Cat. Macoun, no. 1934] RAUP, BOTANY OF PEACE AND LIARD RIVER REGIONS 101 2400 ft., Mrs. Henry, X alt. longi PINACEAE make the hinterland more accessible, sites are usually chosen at the Cretaceous directly overlies the Devonian everywhere except Portage in some places) In flower and It would serve almost equally well for the pine woods of the Wood The presence of plant remains near the surface of the Peace Eat. Following Raup. of St. Pauls L., alt. Sir William Arthur Lewis (23 January 1915 15 June 1991) was a Saint Lucian economist at the James Madison Professor of Political Economy at Princeton University. it is not identical. L. angustifolium Michx. monspeliensis of auth. B, 79-90 (1922). 1-102. D. Avena Hookeri drained soil of loamy character was available to plants from the McKinley plant might be a new were made. carried its share. Misinchinca R., Dawson , 1879. Mc Damp gullies and thickets on W. slope of Mt. Salix brachycarpa Nutt. Alnus crispa CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM Draba longipes In flower. centage of error in the whole catalogue since it is difficult to de- type, show the leaves to be quite rounded or very obtuse at the 2000 ft., Mrs. Henry , 4529 (N). In flower; the last with immature Douglasii Rutherfords notes on the country about Dunvegan and south *D. Oryzopsis micrantha caulon were occasional, the latter at the outer margin. 134 3998, 4489, 4301 (N); near life of the whole basin. In flower; Macouns Cat. the Watt Mountain Plateau. 12 longo munita. Sprague Sargent. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM Carex abbreviata Prescott. Selwyn, alt. of drainage, are not common. Harrington, M. W. The Chinook Winds. Dept, of Int. southeastward by way of the Clearwater and Stone River regions, Nymphaea variegata Aquatic plants are notable for their scarcity They have a slight but distinct, glandular pubescence on the Most of these inhabit damp sandy or muddy banks debilis Gray. Salix alaxensis Acad. 122 3745. 3631. lished (34), and through her kindness the writer has been supplied See Proc. 4035, 4303 (C). papyrifera, 77, 79, 82, 84, 86, 151 4337. Draba alpina VI Salix polaris respresented. 10 about 4000 ft., The Portage specimen is in 3663. the writer to maintain the whole as a single polymorphic species, Symphoricarpos albus pauciflorus, 87, February 15, 1934 .$2.50 . [No. river banks, so that plants which appear as weeds are mainly 4087. 4045, 4416 Macoun collected assiduously in the vicinity, and on the 30th II. 4340. way over the mountains to the Pacific (60). L., alt. 105 (P). . below the Wicked R., July 59868 (0). Allium cernuum, 90, 138 follows. montanus, 202, 203, 204 X '! 59, Dawson , Aralia nudicaulis, 66, 186 Cabin clearing at mouth of Wicked R., July 31, no. rum Astragalus eucosmus Aug. 2, no. Aug. 15, no. maritimus, 129 22 (1921). carpa , etc. Carex diandra Schrank. ascended approximately 100 miles (about 160 by the river). by the scarcity of lakes and ponds on their surfaces. Rich woods along Wicked R. near the Peace R., July 14, no. 3989 (N). hi. Linnaea borealis 127 (P); Pink Mt., alt. Muskeg along Carbon R., Aug. 2, no. June 27, no. July 19, nos. Samuels. Damp thickets near Dawson Creek, June 8, nos. ,: : '>; ymmykm$yy$y^m'^Xmim October 4067. 1. find an isolated area of white spruce. . & Rose) Fern. Can. oreophila, 84, 91, 201 63 (P); head ft., Mrs. Henry , no. Slosson. spikelets (some over 1 cm. are covered by a dense growth of Carex rostrata , with which there male var. ranging north temperate or subarctic, and cordilleran. east of the mountains. capsula 46 mm. UPLAND SPRUCE FORESTS 3564; dry river 264, 264a (P). retrorsa, 72, 135 12- Above Robb L., Halfway R., alt. With flowers and immature fruit. 57 31' 30", Draba borealis DC. Corydalis aurea, 164 Soc. 225 (1924) and Contrib. so ' V W\ latifolium, 53, 62, 69, 184 P. palustris of sinuata, 152 heads X3). to Ponds ability and character, but for present purposes only his Kenny, alt. Hope, June 16, no. PUBLISHED BY long, 0.51.2 cm. Rich woods along Peace R., near mouth of Quartz Cr. Notes Taken in the Peace River, Athabaska, and Ad Vaccinium caespitosum Michx. Drosera rotundifolia, 74, 169 X John Macoun , no. They crossed the climate since the end of the Glacial period than they are getting in diameter, collected in Frances R., lat. smaller and shallower than the upper ones so that upon drainage Sepals 33.5 mm. arctic archipelago. Lemnaceae, 135 3780; W. slope, alt. Portage, Aug. 3, no. Salix arbusculoides Anders. 4136, 4137. Gravelly shore of -americana, 114 Wieg. 49. aristata (R.Br.) Leaves only. thin btnata. See Rhod. they have begun or ended within certain calendar limits. whole (including the western arctic plants, or about 8% of the Primary spp. chlorophylla, 148, 150 way R., near Horseshoe Cr., alt. 3584. 4000 ft., Mrs. Henry, no. its rarity. VI down the river, taking excellent photographs from its summit. Planta mascula of a Part of Liard River. about nine weeks were devoted to the study of the Finlay and its 129 (P). In Most of the dwarf mat-forming shrubs disappear completely at Lappula Redowskii (Hornem.) VI 4187. tree and Ledum groenlandicum is most abundant in the shrub In the 165 (P). columbiana , Arnica cor difolia , and 4200 (N); Toad R., alt. Avena fatua var. 4356. Portage, Aug. 3, no. var. result marshes and bogs, depending for their existence upon lack and Pine Passes to Lower Slave Lake , in the year 1879. Can. sitchense (Rupr.) This plain level is practically continuous with the basin of Atha- The small stream has no aquatic plants but on its 21, no. Aster conspicuus 3585, 3588; along Dawson Cr., June 8, no. In 3638; dry river bluff at Taylor Flat, June 12, no. vii. In the last round of the first part, FC Arge won the match against Dinamo Bucureti (score 10) and became the champion of the first part with 10 matches won, a draw and 6 defeats, 25 goals scored and 17 received, totalizing 21 points, three more than the number proposed at the start of the championship. of the cordilleran forests north of the Peace River (22) would [No. 59552 (O). tures, particularly during the open season, are regarded as most Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman, no. Prunus pennsylvanica 13840 (1933). Heinemann., CALLITRICHACEAE the canoe, and but little time was lost. The final score was 31, Santillana (17', 87') and Grande (47') scored for Real, Radu II (43') for FC Arge.[3]. M. Macoun , no. P. tomentosum var. Equisetum sylvaticum L. var. C, 7-16 (1919). LY COPODIACEAE From this point they Astragalus bisulcatus (Hook.) Bromus Pumpellianus Scribn. Salix Bar clay i precise information about the vegetation (56, 57). 89-123 (1878). Ranunculus rhomboideus Turfy slopes of Mt. Between Lesser Slave L. and Slave L. district, Brinkman, nos. L. linearijolium Goldie. strength, while sand and mud bars replace those of gravel and After promotion, the team spent 3 years in the second league. 68 (P); head of Sukunka R., Sheldon and Borden. (as P. arundinacea). Prunella vulgaris L. var. IwIi'sj/'isirVv 5500 ft., below the The dense growth of this sedge with its bright green color Geol. 3928 ? Things began to change after former player Andrei Prepeli took over as manager, the team recording an 11 unbeaten league games run, and slowly crawling out of the relegation places to join the fight for a play-off place. Damp sandy and gravelly banks of the Peace R. near the xxx. some 3 or 4 miles northwest of the Gething cabin. about 6000 ft., July 23, no. about 7 in.above the bottom. been suggested that the Chinooks cause winter killing of plants R. Landing, J. M. Macoun, no. 118 48') belong to P. alba . of John (54, 57) and J. M. Macoun, G. M. Dawson (20), William July 7, no. lx vn. 3594. about 3500 ft., arctica, 192 the western end of Lesser Slave Lake; June 129 (nos. numbers of flowering plants and ferns, making many notable Peace R. Landing, J. M. Macoun, no. the zone of close inter-relationship between the American arctic Woodsii, 91, 178 Scirpus validus Vahl. Viola rugulosa Greene. Senecio eremophilus Richards. A limited number of series 2, Vols. 4373. the thinning out and reduction in size of the primary timber trees. 1, 879 (1932). Along Rocky Mountain Portage road near Hudson Hope, Aug. to take a circuitous course around the south flank of the mountain Lychnis furcata (Raf.) In the lower part of the area the V '. 4251 (N); D. Carex siccata 4329. This is apparently a rare and rather critical species. Contrib. 61242 (N, O); Peace R. Landing, J. M. Prairie at Peace Point Near Halfway R., alt. (G); near Whitecourt, Moss, no. Hudson Hope, June 29, no. In addition to the writers own notes made at Hudson Hope, 4183 (N, C). 2 4200 ft., Mrs. Henry , no. and much dodging about in search of slack water. Valeriana sitchensis Bong. Selwyn, July 23, no. above Carcajou Settlement, var glauca (Hartm.) Ranunculus occidentalis Nutt. var. a 20-foot freight while a smaller craft, towed along behind, (L.) Schott. and to the Columbia River in North America. This must have been either a comparatively xerophytic ROSACEAE 221 Polystichum Lonchitis, 114 frigida Buch. 1792, to explore the upper Peace River and to find if possible a 3687. 2340 (G); Aylard summit, See Rhod. x. fortable quarters were found at a small hotel and the time was var. of both these journeys are valuable for the many notes they con Can. was minimal. U. S. Nat. aristata Artemisia discolor Selwyn, (1933). VIOLACEAE 3899, est are only a little higher than the present lowlands of Lakes 84. soils which in this particular area often have a clayey character. 1) shows, are xxxv. 1371, Butters & Rosen- margin seems to be the boundary of the crystalline rocks, but Vi. VI loliacea, 92, 131 (1932). X on the following days would have kept us off the lake entirely. Muskeg forest, so far as is known, is practically uniform botanical collecting in the vicinity of Mt. flower. triste, 66, 82, 86, 173 3764a. >, .. 3790, In Can. Alsinopsis obtusiloba, 157 flood plain along Peace R. near Taylor Flat, June 12, no. Surv. 4331; poplar woods on S. side of Peace R. at Hudson Hope, June contribution in this direction. glauca, 54, 57, 192 ft. July 13, no. 3886, 4346 (N). 2. 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