Volume 68, Issue 3: September 2003

• 2003 Richard and Minnie Windler Award Recipient - James A. Schrader (pg. 185-186)
• The Elizabeth Ann Bartholomew Award (pg. 187-188)
• Tree Growth and Mortality in a Southern Appalachian Deciduous Forest Following Extended Wet and Dry Periods
  Barton C. Clinton, J. Alan Yeakley, and David K. Apsley (pg. 189-200)
• Eastern White Pine Establishment in the Oak Landscape of the Ellicott Rock Wilderness, Southern Appalachian Mountains
  Scott R. Abella and Victor B. Shelburne (pg. 201-210)
• Structural Characteristics of Frequently-Burned Old-Growth Longleaf Pine Stands in the Mountains of Alabama
  J. Morgan Varner, III, John S. Kush, and Ralph S. Meldahl (pg. 211-221)
• Forest of the Central and Southern Appalachians and Eastern Virginia Having Beech as a Major Component
  Harold S. Adams, Steven L. Stephenson, Stewart Ware, and Martin Schnittler (pg. 222-231)
• Notes on the Distribution of the Southern Appalachian Endemic, Ilex collina Alexander
  John R. Boetsch and Eric Nielsen (pg. 232-235)
• Ecology of the Threatened Species Amaranthus pumilus Rafinesque
  Thomas E. Hancock and Paul E. Hosier (pg. 236-244)
• Recommendations Concerning the Identification of Carex retroflexa and Carex texensis (Cyperaceae; section Phaestoglochin Dumort)
  Robert G. Downer and Philip E. Hyatt (pg. 245-243)

Scientific Note

• Characterizing Specimens of Kudzu and Related Taxa with RAPD's
  D.K. Jewett, C. J. Jiang, K. O. Britton, J. H. Sun, and J. Tang (pg. 254-260)

Noteworthy Collection

• District of Columbia
  Alan T. Whittemore (pg. 261

• SABS Officers and Council 2003-2004 (pg. 262-263)
• SABS Appointed and Standing Committees 2003-2004 (pg. 264-265

Book Review

• Porcher and Rayner - A Guide to the Wildflowers of South Carolina
  Bert Pittman (pg. 267)