Volume 68, Issue 1: March 2003

(This issue is out of print, we have no extra copies for sale)

• Vulnerability of Oak-Dominated Forests in West Virginia to Invasive Exotic Plants: Temporal and Spatial Patterns in Nine Exotic Species Using Herbarium Records and Land Classification Data
  Cynthia D. Huebner (pg. 1-14)
• Assessment of Non-Native Invasive Plant Species on the United State Department of Energy Oak Ridge National Environmental Research Park
  Sara J. Drake, Jake F. Welzin, and Patricia D. Parr (pg. 15-30)
• Composition and tree-Size Distributions of the Snyder-Middleswarth Old-Growth Forest, Snyder County, Pennsylvania
  Peter P. Zawadzkas and Warren G. Abrahamson (pg. 31-42)
• Ecological Life Cycle of Trepocarpus aethusae Nutt. ex DC and Comparisons with Two Other Winter Annual Apiaceae Native to Eastern United States
  Carol C. Baskin, Jerry M. Baskin, and Edward W. Chester (pg. 43-55)
• Vascular Flora of Little Manatee River State park, Hillsborough County, Florida
  James H. Mayers, Jr. and Richard P. Wunderlin (pg. 56-74)
• Observations on the Experimental Planting of Lindera melissifolia (Walter) Blume in Southeastern Missouri after Ten Years
  Tim E. Smith (pg. 75-80)
• New and Noteworthy Collections from Florida
  Walter S. Judd (pg. 81-83)

Scientific Note

• Physiological Determinants of Bolting/Flowering in the Facultative Woodland Biennial Arabis laevigata var. laevigata (Brassicaceae)
  Thomas C. Bloom, Jerry M. Baskin, and Carol C. Baskin (pg. 84-87)

Noteworthy Collections

• North Carolina
  L. F. Grand and C. S. Vernia (pg. 88-89)
• Southern Range Limits of Carex ozarkana P. Rothrock & Reznicek (Cyperaceae): Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas
  Philip E. Hyatt (pg 90-91)
• Alabama
  Michael Woods, Alvin R. Diamond, Jr., and Darryl N. Searcy (pg. 91-92)
• Mississippi
  Mac H. Alford (pg. 93)

• Castanea Reviewers for 2002 (pg. 94)