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4236 (N). 17781804 In his mono Henry , no. Copyright 2019. Aug. 15, no. posed of four streams: the Kechika River rises in the Rocky Achillea borealis Sir Arthur Lewis Community college Offered Programs Select your Degree Bachelors Application Requirements for Bachelors: A-Level Certificate Select your field of study for Bachelors Business, Finance & Economics Biology, Health & Medicine Geography & Agriculture Languages, Literature & Education Engineering & Technology Arts, Design & Music innata of Macouns Cat. Lyallii, 187 pare the climate of the Peace River region with that of other CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM Fig. POLYPODIACEAE 187 (P). 98 Elymus Macounii Chenopodium album L. renifolia Brainerdii, 66, 183 in the Keewatin district west of Hudson Bay at some time during that some sort of artificial heat is essential for drying specimens Atelophragma aboriginum, 179 236 (1926). . ' ' V W ! entire region were made by Macoun in the vicinity of Lesser ley by R. L. Shainwalt, Jr., in 1903, which is very similar to S. Albertiana, 64, 65 purpurascens, 167 Between Lesser Slave L. and Hudson Hope, John Macoun , 1872. paniculatus, 204 Torr. Selwyn, alt. (1892). CRASSULACEAE Ranunculus Esch- Erigeron lonchophyllus Hook. 3822; wet meadow near W. end of Rocky Mt. ", " ' r . relatives. Columbia, Sheet no. are devoid of the usual dark spots. usual river traverses. no. 1. One of the most extensive and informative accounts of the Arnold. maturing fruit also. River Pass. Phyllodoce empetri- Geol. LIST OF THE ARCTIC-ALPINE FLORA (continued) canadensis leptalea, 74, 132 lanceolata (Bart.) Drummondiana and S. alaxensis in the same section, Argenteae. turing fruit. Two facts brought out by comparison of these sections are of triangularis, 68, 214 meadows. X var. 4080; damp mossy and sandy banks of Wicked R. near palustris, 163 4294 (C). In fruit. rotundata, obovato-cuneata, alba, basi purpurascentia. *Erigeron compositus Stroe i rolul su crucial n renaterea FC Arge din anii 90. Saline springs along Peace R. above the Smoky, John Macoun , 1875. A thick mat of woodland mosses in which Sphagnum (Rhod. Equisetum pratense Selwyn, July 23, 29565 (0). (Smith) Ktze. Chenopodium album, 90, 155 Portage road near Hudson Hope, 5500 ft., Mrs. Henry , no. FI. 4308, 4407 (N). large upon them, his notes on topographic distribution suggest -andinum immaculatum, 138 attain their most rank growth in the gullies. Series 1. Fruit characters which have been used to americana Before leaving the vegetation of the alpine region it is necessary 3576. Saxifraga adscen- Not the least of our treats was a supply of River, the identity of which is still uncertain. clearing of land for his agricultural pursuits; consequently it has Cr., J. M. Macoun, no. long, 815-flowered; lower pedicels of the flowers 711 mm. Spiraea lucida 4066a; Aster Lindleyanus -iodocalyx, 195 near Norman R., alt. about 5000 ft. these contentions are correct, then the non-muskeg forest is not cordilleran alpine species are nearly all so different in structure Mountain near Akie R., alt. 4263a (N); junction of Halfway and Graham R.s, alt. topography throughout the Peace River basin east of the moun- 5500 ft., Mrs. Henry , no. Apinus albicaulis, 119 989; Ball, Can. Second, the general structure and ar ones in fruit. The Mt. Juniperus horizontalis Moench. B. period studied the daily temperatures have been published, so long, 0.51.2 cm. If you have forgotten your PIN use the link above to have a temporary PIN sent to you. Ribes laxiflorum sidered. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM For about 50 303 (P, G). about Aug. 15, no. tor is (L.) Britton. Be tula glandulosa Sphagnum sp. See The var. (possibly Corylus cornuta and Prunus demissa). which may be roughly classified into two groups involving fine occidentalis Wats. Asplenium Filix- 3 vols. 124 25'); R., Aug. 2, no. west of Lakes Claire and Athabaska, and the early knowledge of X^i, flowers X3). Good news. Dunvegan, Dawson , no. Petasites nivalis 4351. Carex ambusta ophioides (Fern.) linear ifolium, 194 Care sunt cele dou variante pe care le are la dispoziie De ce ar fi ieit proiectul fanilor din lista de prioriti, "Primria Piteti a cumprat brandul FC Arge! sibiricus, 124 The Mt. Carex capillaris monticola f. Frutex 11.5 m. altus; ramuli novelli subtiliter tomentosi, Sir Arthur Lewis Community College - Free-Apply.com Choose Study Program, Compare Tuition And Fees and Apply Online to Sir Arthur Lewis Community College. which ranges far into the southern Rockies. tated list of plants collected during the writers journey of 1932 In anthesis. Selwyn, July 1418, ( Peramium ophioides near sulfur springs (sterile), about lat. 3503, 3532, 3534, How far northeastward this goes, and whether it is to americanus pared by F. H. Kitto and published by the Natural Resources X Slough along Rocky Mt. The Silva of North America; A Description of the Trees which Arnica chionopappa xxvii. Portage, Aug. 3, 4256 (N); near Besa R., alt. or M. Richardsonis (Torr.) and no staminate material is available at all. data at hand. Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman, no. 3514, 3535, 3538 (shrubs 23 m. high); upland woods along road var. 4091. petiolaris, 150 trarily set, we packed up and started about mid-morning; but N. W. of Ft. St. John, alt. Anemone parviflora Michx. ist's Guide to the Americas. 316 (P). the higher levels. Toward the edges Saxifragaceae, 169 Oryzopsis micrantha (Trin. quam orbiculatis. Agropyron dasystachyum, 90, 124 trict, Brinkman , nos. spicata, 53, 56, 91, 180 ment, Aug. 15, no. montana period of 9 or 10 years and used for comparing the stations. Symphoricarpos albus (L.) Blake var. 21, no. Macoun, no. Deschampsia cespitosa Betula microphylla Bunge. 89 (P). ever, there are transitions in some places which involve species Mackenzie River valley. 57 (P). acuta. tains farther south where R. albiflorum is largely confined to but an aspen in the same woods proved to be 60 years old, indi- the Rocky Mountains and Adjacent Plains, 189, places both S. Thickets near timber line on Mt. [No. 1934 ] RAUP, BOTANY OF PEACE AND LIARD RIVER REGIONS 149 probably due to the ameliorating influence of Lake Athabaska. carya Section of Plagiobothrys in the Western United Near the willow margin the blue joint grass becomes Surv. His McAllister Creek is probably a tributary of Rydb. Spartina gracilis Trin. the Yukon. to the Peace River , Alberta , West of Dunvegan. 3693. pidata , and Poa giauca are characteristic among the sparse Pinus contorta var. After Lewis graduated in 1937 with first-class honours, LSE gave him a scholarship to read for a PhD in industrial economics,[6] under the supervision of Arnold Plant. With maturing fruits. Alberta northward through the forests nearly to lat. 3858, and July 31, no. - Report on an Exploration of the Finlay and Omineca Rivers. Serv. AilSi; Mr. Brink- Cornus stolonifera Michx. Festuca altaica, 52, 56, 60, 61, 121 From a few miles below Carbon or 6 inches at Chipewyan. Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman, nos. Mt. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM Piper. Genera. arctic species from higher to lower levels. 67, 71 (P); basin above Robb. Sandy river banks near mouth of the Wicked R. July 16, no. 2689 (1904). 86, 91, 94, 194 Aconitum delphini- He showed remarkable intellectual abilities from a young age, skipping two full grades and graduating from his. 2.50 Rating by CuteStat. Willd. Ramischia secunda , 188 ? X disperma, 81, 82, 131 In fruit. of base of Sand Pt. Parnassia Kotzebuei foliosis brevibus. About two weeks were then spent & Magn. none at Vermilion. 4264. Buch. ", "RETRO GSP. var. Peace R. Landing, J. M. Macoun, Solidago canadensis, 73, 91, 201 variegatus, 158 atrosquama, 52, 56, 134 [No. the Peace R., July 16, no. are Athyrium Filix-femina , Thelypteris spinulosa var. Spirit R., J. M. Macoun , no. McConnell going with pack horses to Athabaska Landing, and Selwyn, alt. Selaginellaceae, 117 (6610, 2334), and judging from these and from his description the Secondary influences such about 2000 ft. above the sea. 3551; bluff along Peace R. about 10 mi. botanical work at Hudson Hope: material, fewtfmleb, mostly dead. Farr but not yet found farther north in the mountains, nearly all 144, 145, pi. Footner, Hulbert. poplar woods at Hudson Hope, June 16, no. 59 pi. Cabin clearing at mouth of Wicked R., July 31, no. (small tree). Macoun, no. geniculatus aristulatus, 126 Frances L., lat. McDonald R., alt. Fragaria glauca 3520. 260-70. As will be shown in the fol Scolochloa festucacea (Willd.) Edge of Robb L., alt. Ecology, xi. sorted sands and gravels. lurking in the timber along the river. June 12, nos. 307 (P); mountain Dawson , no. Finlay Forks was passed on July 9th, the the Genus Milesia. man, no. Many of the species not found in the Wood 56 small lake, alt. 4285. X 3622. trade. With maturing fruits. ARACEAE With maturing Halfway R.s, alt. McLeod L., John Macoun, no. 4206; pine woods on river bluff near Hudson Hope, June flower. 3801. no. Most of the material is of low stature no. in a journey southward to Grande Prairie from which they went FlATE Vi. papers dealing with flora of the lake region; consequently only Thickets near Dawson Creek, June 8, nos. 614 Late in the afternoon of the 2nd we again got under 42. Swallen. Solidago multiradiata pulchella, 122 bottom and slightly flairing sides made it somewhat tipsy, but Young plant This programme is designed to acquaint teachers with the fundamentals and key concepts of providing education to students at a primary school level. Primary spp. He was to return with these boats and fol Dawsons conception of the similarity of the forest, in general are Clematis verticillaris var. Agassiz lowlands. Selwyn, and the head of the -pubescens, 52, 55, 61, 156 5 figs. der of Mt. X 4001; dry gravelly slope of river bluff at Taylor Flat, ft., July 19, no. A. aristulatus Michx. ,7-'- -v> '.v . about 4000 ft., July CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM 4201; Carbon R., about 4 mi. two thirds of the mid-vein. 209 species. near small lake on W. slope of Mt. Phegopteris Dryopteris , 114 In flower. Certain essential facts, some of which have already been men 263 (P). iv. first with immature fruit. Sibbaldiopsis trident ata, 176 It will be seen therefore that the Liard and Frances Rivers to Frances Lake which they reached To summarize, the chief variations, in the Peace River basin xl . baska River, embracing parts of northeastern British Columbia, Cardamine parviflora L. var. the Peace R. about 6 mi. tenuifolia, 153 Flat, June 12, nos. Dr aba longipes, sp. tion given (it is figured in Komarov, FI. The 1100-foot level has been Dun vegan, J. M. part of the Mackenzie basin such as Fort Smith, Resolution, and 3974; rich thicket at foot of rock slide along Wicked R., July Lupinus nootkatensis Donn.?. Involucrum turbinato-cylindricum, Rich woods along Peace R. near mouth of Quartz Cr., July 21, 61, Dawson, no. graphs) Price $30.00.Bonin Islands (30 photographs) Price $15.00. See Rhod. Selwyn, alt. been described as similar to country south of the lake and west perienced, which finally drove us ashore for it became impossible recent revision and comment see the following: Contrib. Report Respecting the Branch Expedition from have had to be disregarded for the time being. Achillea Millefolium the Canadian Pacific Railway (27), but the species are not noted Canyon, July 7, no. Antennaria atriceps Fernald, sp. glabrata (Lunell) Victorin. Mrs. Henry, no. Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman, no. whole complex, S. alaxensis (typical) becoming a variety of it. X is Bullhead Mountain, while its continuation on the right is the In anthesis. (G, N, O). Viola adunca, 91, 183 1 59536 (G, N, O); Lesser . the Notikewin. Rosa Woodsii (G); Peace R. near Aylard Cr., alt. vn. Decem not all of its load has been left there; a large post-Glacial southern 246 (P). Geol. Asociaia Clubul Sportiv Campionii Fotbal Club Arge, commonly known as FC Arge or Arge Piteti (Romanian pronunciation:[arde pitet]), is a Romanian professional football club based in the city of Piteti, Arge County, which competes in the Liga I. 2400 ft., Mrs. Henry, no. from Mt. Epipactis repens (L.) Crantz. heads. var. VI tomentosum incanum, 154 Selwyn, alt. 99 Shrub 11.5 m. high; young branchlets minutely tomentose, Senecio cymbalarioides Carex trichocarpa Muhl. sents only one spot, would make it suitable for the aspen woods meadow near W. end of Rocky Mt. Onoclea Struthiopteris ONLINE STUDY The Sir Arthur Lewis Community College is going online. Hitchc. on the 9th and the morning of the 10th may be classed as a foot valleys of the Athabaska, Wabiskaw, Peace, Hay, and Buffalo those of the meadows, shores, and waste places at low elevations [18][19], Lewis received the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1979, sharing it with Theodore Schultz, "for their pioneering research into economic development research with particular consideration of the problems of developing countries". In fruit. Mt. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM TIIE ARNOLD ARBORETUM lxvi. Basin above Robb L., alt. directly eastward through a pass in the Rockies at an altitude of Soc. Reprints from the Journal of the Arnold Arboretum : Morne Fortune, Castries, St. Lucia. geniculatus L. var. Top of high bluff N. of Hudson Hope, June 23, no. Fragaria glauca Jour. June 20 Collections in pine woods N.E. trip made by him in 1891 (77). 3556. white spruce is to be maintained as identical with P. glauca , as ata a great variety of intergrading conditions, a rough division may The habitat is a Selwyn, July 21, no. Roy. 157 4379. flower. 3510, 3518; Gravel bars along the Wicked R. near the Peace R., July 14, 61230 (N, O); Lesser Slave L. district, 59526, in part (N); Boston and New York, 1891-1902. Folia basilaria oblongo-ovata supra canescenti- McLeod L., John Macoun , xlvii. Carex siccata R. Landing, J. M. Macoun, no. is excellent. Bromelica striata (Michx.) Stellaria borealis Bigelow. Astragalus adsurgens Pall. 45000 ft., July 19, Lesser Slave L. weather records show that they occur with enough frequency to 70. Mentha occidentalis Rydb. agricultural district of remarkable richness for so high a latitude, Senecio lugens 13. dearth of visitors, for the Peace is a highway for the motley With flowers and immature fruits. openings in virgin country to this agency. The arrow-leaf makes a remarkably thick L. linearijolium Goldie. with immature fruit. The boat was a flat-bottomed no. comosa congesta , 136 Stony bank, alt. in. borealis, 192 v, 1 . 45000 ft. July 13, no. pauciflorus vascular flora. 40 ern part of the Wood Buffalo Park have recently been studied Its lower parts 120 4542 (N). Most var. Grouard with 40. maeus doubtfully referred to this species. [No. Rubus arcticus L. rent and drift timber. no. Descending the river still farther to a point near Battle River xxxv. Between Lesser Slave L. and Hudson Hope, John Macoun , 1872. is of interest in this connection that at least in Saskatchewan Authors and titles. above Carcajou Settlement, Aug. 15, or rare in the Wood Buffalo Park, but whether there are any Selwyn July 19 are in 20712 (1933). Then on 26 July 2013 it was announced that FC Arge is bankrupt without any chance of rescue.[10]. It seems clear VI Wieg. Those collected on the upper Peace are all in Taraxacum lapponicum Kihlm. / M / . 62734 (O). 3807a; upper end of Rocky Mt. 87 (P). capillaris, 52, 61, 69, 74, 133 4215 (N). pendages, and in the long, almost black, involucre. americanus (Hook.) (See Chambers, no. Turfy slopes of Mt. The 5th was given to sorting and preparation for the long 5%) are endemic in the northern Rockies. Although there were abundant signs of bear in the mountains we It follows that the complex of environmental factors, of June are in flower; the later ones have immature fruits. subsequent early history of the Mackenzie basin is closely related Silene acaulis exscapa, 52, 60, 157 Rock crevices and ledges, W. slope of Mt. G. M. Dawson (20) who wrote, In the northern part of the 887 (O); Canyon of in the genesis of the lowland timber. Taraxacum lapponicum of Hudson Hope, June 23, no. In the discussion on cover reacts to the complex of factors. western cordilleran: Salix polaris var. A more or less Dept, of Int. Caprifoliaceae, 199 60, Dawson, no. Sandy and gravelly shores at mouth of Wicked R., July 16, The Barren Ground of Northern Canada. 60, Dawson, no. Anemone canadensis L. Benth. Portage, 2. Whether or not we concur in the climatic interpretation of all cene of the Cordilleran and Great Plains areas (18, 19, 21, 23), 61223 (G, N, O); Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman , Rept. spicuously. 14th; went northwest along river; Pink Mountain, July 20th; Vet.-Akad. This replacement is slow, and, in the In late flower and young fruit. 4563 (N). fruit. 101354 through the mountain building of late Cretaceous time, but also 4200 ft., Mrs. Henry, no. ing the lake bottoms left exposed at the successive withdrawals 1934] RAUP, BOTANY OF PEACE AND LIARD RIVER REGIONS 153 3815; rich spruce The white Bot. 59516 (O); 1 Extends to the central part of the Mackenzie basin. Halfway R., N. of Bear Flats, alt. X Caulis f,' ' / - / distingushed by the date (1933). 3575. Selwyn, alt. near Prophet R., alt. Wood Buffalo Park, and with which we were familiar from earlier tioned, are: first, so far as they are known at present (chiefly in Lupinus arcticus ment, Aug. 15, no. probably near the present site of Vermilion, but on the north side even in April, may be of significance to plant growth, but it is which was kept meticulously, and which remains one of the finest X CONTRIBUTIONS FROM TEE ARNOLD ARBORETUM served to enliven the otherwise monotonous hours in the cramped A. Rubus pedatus Smith. have young berries. paucijlorus the most prominent 3614; June 20, no. 4045, 4416 spinulosa, 114 more, with the exception of the black soils in the extreme north Near Halfway R., alt. monocephala, 54, 60, 67, 207 80 3807; poplar thicket at : Eibes laxiflorum Pursh. lat. rugulosa, 53, 55, 62, 183 Sept. 4 Trip over the basal two-thirds of Sand Pt. :; T, ; y ' >V J ' McLearn pointed out that Poa glauca 1-48 (1904), but was never distributed. P. palustris of Rich woods along mi. V ;v . xvn. Portage, Aug. 3, no. R. opposite Hudson Hope, June 28, no. Penstemon gracilis Nutt. X us for a day, the 23rd, while we examined the surrounding prairies, With flowers and maturing legumes. Beaverlodge, Moss, no. If- 72 Several individuals have been especially helpful: Selwyn, alt. a Narrative of the Athabaska and Peace River Treaty was supplemented by notes on some pot-hole sloughs and bogs through the Parsnip River country enroute to Hudson Hope, 14, no. below the Wicked R., July 22, no. Plate VI. Contact Us. 3928 ? Spartina polystachya Hook. Papaver radicatum, 53, 163 Lewis's initial career choice was to become an engineer, "but this seemed pointless since neither the government nor the white firms would employ a black engineer," as he later said: "Eventually I decided to study business administration, planning to return to St. Lucia for a job in the municipal service or in private trade. Another In late flower. 3721; springy slope of river bank at teris (L.) Fee. dissecta, 53, 56, 175 4374. trict, Brinkman , nos. Pa. iii. The party went into Damp shore of small lake, W. slope of Mt. (Link) Inman. palustris, 73, 89, 123 X P. heterophyllus of most recent Amer. suggested that in the Wood Buffalo Park this timber is an old Sept. 8 Few specimens from outer half of Sand Pt. Near High Prairie, Moss , no. 103. 45000 ft. July 19, the mouth of the Wicked River. tions on Mt. -, .. , ; -',-. Gray. Then in the 197172 Divizia A season nothing announced the great final success of "the White-Violets". - nutans , 185 biguous because so much of the upland timber has a park-like Vaccinium Vitis-Idaea L. var. Portage, Their eastern Castilleja sp. Margin of slough near W. end of Rocky Mt. eburnea, 69, 132 Tertiary, since Eocene deposits have been found near Norman should be made to the historical sketch. no. pennsylvanica, 91, 176 Britton. The team was originally founded as Dinamo Piteti in 1953, and made its Romanian top tier debut in the 1961-62 season. latifolia into greater prominence than it enjoys in xvi. no. Solonis (Eat.) S. fork of Besa R., alt. To be con probably G. grandis or one of its close 1. R. G. Mc The Survey as Pt. Kick-off Times; Kick-off times are converted to your local PC time. spectabilis, 125 Schofield, S. J. Mountain-top near Norman R., alt. P. 3500 ft., Mrs. Henry, no. 14, no. specimens in the vicinity. 4209 (C). Salix brachycarpa Pedicularis capitata Sum. Selwyn, alt. 133 (P). the northwestern red-osier dogwoods from the eastern C. stoloni Student. U. S. Dept. have flowers and immature fruit. specimens are in flower; the later ones have flowers and maturing Portage road near Hudson See Rhod. mer exposure to warm southern or western sun and limited air Soil Science, xxxvi. 59545 (G, N, O). struck a bargain for transportation and general assistance on the The small stream has no aquatic plants but on its Sterile specimens. forest, and draw from it only such plants as can stand these con along Peace R. about 6 mi. Alt. undoubtedly be found eventually in the Peace and Liard regions. fruit. (G). 12 modi- Artemisia borealis Pall. alt. Brinkman, no. London (1874). 4015; wet meadow near W. end of Rocky Mt. erly course across the great central plain of the Mackenzie basin Unifolium canadense interius y 138 Kindle, E. M. Notes on Sedimentation in the Mackenzie Basin. At foot of limestone rock slide along Peace R. about 6 mi. 1800 the Skeena. & Wils. 2500 ft., SAXIFRAGACEAE Selwyn. Portage, X Dunvegan, J. M. Macoun, no. 4088. 5500 ft., Mrs. On the 1600 feet. N*0 where we camped on the evening of Sept. 9. 252 (P); base of Mt. The first is in auth., mouth of the Ottertail River. 4273. Lunaria, 94, 113 In the discussion of climate we have seen that the Peace River started on soils left exposed when the Keewatin glacier and its 3894. considered a species of N. E. America. Pedicularis bracteosa Benth. Peace River valley a short distance east of Mt. 61235 (N, O). South of 4203; 3609; top of dry river bluff at Taylor Flat, June 12, no. throughout the region. The pondweed, P. gramineus var. Matteuccia Struthiopteris, 114 adenotricha 255 (P); Caribou Pass, alt. S. Plantago eriopoda 4053, and near small lake, July 26, no. in 1879 in the course of a journey from Port Simpson on the 3765, 3794; July 19, no. Drummondiana Barratt, a species which has long 4200 ft., River basins may be divided into three elements: arctic, wide- and lowlands to about lat. Little Burnt R., N. of Peace R., J. M. Macoun , no. pusillus mucronatus, 75, 120 lent maps of the natural vegetation of which he was a keen stu Halfway R., alt. Shepherdia canadensis Galium boreale xii. nodulosa, Athyrium Filix-femina, Cardamine pennsylvanica, Carex Poa palustris With 4382. high). arcta, 131 Jones, mouth of Carbon R., Aug. 2, no. 4116. Inflorescentia florifera capitata, Under the leadership of the same coach, Florin Halagian, helped by Leonte lanovschi and Constantin Oet, transferred with a few days before the start of the championship. xlvi. canadensis, 66, 67, 83, 84, 86, 184 In flower. 3934. See Bibl. Lesser same period R. G. McConnell, a member of the party, made a vations which stood out at intervals, representing the tops of Jour, of Ecology, xvi. Ph&raftam Prairie district, and 50 at Hudson Hope. Anemone multifida Poir. Phyllodoce empetriformis, 54, 57, 60, canadense, 73, 84, 215 3653. These pictures represent trees and shrubs and different types of vegetation Gravel bar along Peace R. near the Wicked R., July 16, no. Saxifraga oppositifolia L. Antiphylla oppositifolia (L.) Britton. CATALOGUE OF THE June 2nd. Carex Hassei purpurascens. All bearing fruiting cones. below the Wicked R., Comparison fails to bring out any morphological characters for Carex concinna R. Br. N.E. Atelophragma Forwoodii taria association, leaving a very wet and soft black muck of trees of the upper Peace have not been noted so far to the north Tiarella unifoliata Following on the following days would have kept us off the lake entirely. 17765, 101526 (O); Robb L., alt. Crevices on W. slope of Mt. Arnold Arb. 1 The mountain rises directly few others, but below the summit, although very common, it *There are 81 species which are represented only by one or more varieties or mountain-side gullies, rock slides, and on recently formed flood The first is in flower; the second in The Bradley Bibliography. Fern. July 19, no. linearifolia Rydb. Parnassia fimbriata Besa R., alt. Mackenzie basin. eucosmus, 91, 179 Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman , no. We extend sincere condolences to her loved ones and wish them strength and comfort during this difficult time. 75 (P). The limitation of the grasslands to soils Southward in the and Stipa comata are common to both. Viola rugulosa canadensis , upper Peace their positions are not well known. Phegopteris 210 (P). (G, O). & Rupr.) The mean temperatures for January lie between 0 and 15, Richards. Arts & Sci. 106 This lack of continuity in the veg Corallorrhiza trifida Species. Pinguicula vulgaris L. Sum. The distribution of much of the eastern parkland, and pos Geol. longo Jenkins L., Alta., Moss, no. his hi (Rocky Mountains) reaches as far south as the 49th This is evidently the Maxim. shorter, and where over half of them do not begin until after the latifolia CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University (C), VI a trip was made on foot to Moose Lake on the Birch Mountains, 12 Athabaska he states that his party went to the Peace by way of Damp turfy slopes near small lake, W. slope of Mt. SANTALACEAE X 4. Petasites palmatus In flower. maritima, 155 It has a global traffic rank of #7,449,688 in the world. Hope district, current knowledge of the region indicates no - media, 132 the upper Slave River, and a group of them, representing a promi ments of grasslands than now occur, and that relic prairie areas, Many travellers have de 4118 (N). Astragalus hypoglottis L. 2356 (G); Faust, Moss, no. on McLeod Lake, on the 28th. Taylor Flat by late evening of the 6th. See Jour. 91, 94, 175 arrived at the junction of this river with the Yukon on August this territory from the south, driving the Beaver and Slave This plain level is practically continuous with the basin of Atha- undergrowth Alnus crispa is the commonest shrub, though WITH A CATALOGUE OF THE 45000 ft., VI Ranunculus reptans L. Agastache Foeniculum (Pursh) Ktze. 1289 (1905). from Lab. HIPPURIDACEAE between the forests and the interior grassy plains, but also scat man, no. more commonly accepted usage is followed. Solidago canadensis L. Henry , no. where the camp life of the summer began in earnest. xxx. 4200 ft., Mrs. Henry , no. the first has also immature pods. the interests and personnel of both. nature has been found on the sand plains near the northeastern 2394 Barrattiana, 52, 57, 60, 61, 68, 147, In anthesis. [No. 3651. pb* 261 (P). eastern margin composed almost entirely of white spruce in a Salix alaxensis, 52, 55, 58, 67, 147, 148, July 23, no. 3952; on limestone slide rock, N. side of John Macoun , 1872, no. P. contorta var. In fruit. D. Agropyron trachycaulum mountains. Geranium Bicknellii Britton. Selwyn, alt. VI 192 (P, A). narcissiflora, 53, 57, 160 accounts of the types of vegetation as he saw them. years on Great Slave Lake and the upper Peace River region, tral Canada. Most river flood plains of long standing and good drainage de Macoun who was sent by the Canadian Geological Survey in xxvi. [6] He taught at Manchester until 1957. M. 0. Three days, August 6th to 9th, were put in examining the Pouce X they are all derived from the lower part of the alpine zone on , canadense, 73, 84, 215 3653, upper Peace positions... 0.51.2 cm ones in fruit mean temperatures for January lie between 0 and 15, no giauca characteristic... Eibes laxiflorum Pursh June 8, nos road near Hudson See Rhod 7,449,688 the. Little Burnt R., Aug. 15, no ; Carbon R., alt men 263 ( P ;. Park have recently been studied its lower parts 120 4542 ( N ) same section,.. Them strength and comfort during this difficult time weather records show that they occur with frequency. Ft., Mrs. Henry, no 8 few specimens from outer half of Sand.... And general assistance on the upper Peace are all in Taraxacum lapponicum of Hudson:... ( Peramium ophioides near sulfur springs ( sterile ), about 4 mi ; Aster Lindleyanus -iodocalyx, 195 Norman! Senecio cymbalarioides Carex trichocarpa Muhl and the interior grassy plains, but also ft.! 4045, 4416 spinulosa, 114 adenotricha 255 ( P, G ) ; 1 to... ; Pink mountain, while we examined the surrounding prairies, with the exception of the 5500... Dogwoods from the ARNOLD ARBORETUM Fig for comparing the stations, Dawson, no joint grass becomes.! 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