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RMRS-P-23: Southwestern rare and endangered plants: Proceedings
of the Third Conference
Maschinski, Joyce; Holter, Louella, tech. eds. 2001. Southwestern rare and endangered plants: Proceedings of the Third Conference; 2000 September 25-28; Flagstaff, AZ. Proceedings RMRS-P-23. Fort Collins, CO: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. 250 p.
These contributed papers review current research findings related to the demographic, monitoring, reintroduction, ecological and genetic studies done on southwestern rare plant species.
Keywords: plant conservation, genetics, demography, reproductive biology, monitoring, endangered species
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PDF File Size: 125 KI. Plant Conservation Strategies in the Southwest
National and international conservation efforts and their relevance to plant conservation in the Southwest
Nancy R. Morin
PDF File Size: 755 KA case for conserving imperiled plants by ecological area
Tony Povilitis
PDF File Size: 385 KThe role of landscape anomalies in regional plant conservation
S. Kelso, C. Hall, and G. Maentz
PDF File Size: 665 KIntroducing two federally listed carbonate-endemic plants onto a disturbed site in the San Bernardino Mountains, California
Orlando Mistretta and Scott D. White
PDF File Size: 485 KThe white-margined penstemon (Penstemon albomarginatus Jones), a rare Mohave Desert species, and the Hualapai Mountains land exchange in Mohave County, Arizona
John L. Anderson
PDF File Size: 1.1 MBDetermining habitat potential and surveying for nine rare plant species in south-central Utah
Deborah J. Clark and Christine M. Groebner
PDF File Size: 575 KResults of a conservation agreement and strategy for Rabbit Valley gilia (Gilia caespitosa)
L. A. Armstrong, T. O. Clark, and R. B. Campbell, Jr.
PDF File Size: 595 KII. Demography and Monitoring
Demographic monitoring of Wright fishhook cactus
Ronald J. Kass
PDF File Size: 615 KDemography and monitoring of Welsh's milkweed (Asclepias welshii) at Coral Pink Sand Dunes
Brent C. Palmer and L. Armstrong
PDF File Size: 650 KThe demography of a small population of yellow columbines in the Organ Mountains
Chris J. Stubben and Brook G. Milligan
PDF File Size: 565 KMonitoring update on four listed plants on the Arizona Strip
Lee E. Hughes
PDF File Size: 435 KFive-Year Monitoring Study of Siler's Pincushion Cactus (Pediocactus sileri) in Kane County, Utah
Alyce M. Hreha and Therese B. Meyer
PDF File Size: 940 KTracking rare orchids (Orchidaceae) in Arizona
Ronald A. Coleman
PDF File Size: 325 KA preliminary population study of alcove bog orchid (Platanthera zothecina) at Navajo National Monument, Arizona
Laura E. Hudson
PDF File Size: 485 KIII. Autecology, Ecology, and Genetics
The influence of interplant distance and number of flowers on seed set in dwarf bear-poppy (Arctomecon humilis)
K. T. Harper, Renee Van Buren, and Zachary T. Aanderud
PDF File Size: 470 KThe effects of canopy openings and population size on the persistence of Southwest columbines at risk of extinction
Kelly G. Gallagher and Brook G. Milligan
PDF File Size: 580 KThe Status of Lepidospartum burgessii (Burgess Broomshrub or Gypsum Broomscale)
Juanita A. R. Lndyman and Patricia Gegick
PDF File Size: 1.6 MBImplications of managing the timing and intensity of herbivory for conservation of Arizona leatherflower
Joyce Maschinski
PDF File Size: 865 KResponse of a rare endemic, Penstemon clutei, to burning and reduced belowground competition
Peter Z. Fule, Judith D. Springer, David W. Huffman, & W. Wallace Covington
PDF File Size: 1.4 MBPollination ecology of the rare orchid, Spiranthes diluvialis: Implications for conservation
Kim Pierson, Vincent J. Tepedino, Sedonia Sipes, and Kim Kuta
PDF File Size: 1 MBSeed ecology of a rare sage, Salvia dorrii ssp. mearnsii
Kristin D. Huisinga
PDF File Size: 835 KFrom the greenhouse to the field: Cultivation requirements of Arizona cliffrose (Purshia subintegra)
Joanne E. Baggs and Joyce Maschinski
PDF File Size: 870 KQuantitative genetics in natural populations: Means of monitoring natural biological processes
Brook G.Milligan
PDF File Size: 500 KPreliminary report on the reproductive biology of the threatened Chisos Mountain hedgehog cactus
Bonnie B. Amos and Christos Vassiliou
PDF File Size: 785 KIV. Threats to Rare Plants
Dalmatian toadflax, an invasive exotic noxious weed, threatens Flagstaff pennyroyal community following prescribed fire
Barbara Goodrich Phillips and Debra Crisp
PDF File Size: 545 KExtinction risk of Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus in Holy Ghost Canyon with and without management intervention
Joyce Maschinski
PDF File Size: 465 KThe threat of increasing hybridization of an endangered plant species, Purshia subintegra, in the Verde Valley, Arizona
Joanne E. Baggs and Ioyce Maschinski
PDF File Size: 585 KV. Factors Influencing the Distribution of Rare Plants
Distribution of Paradine plains cactus in pinyon-juniper woodland on the North Kaibab Ranger District, Kaibab National Forest
Arthur M. Phillips III, Debra J. Kennedy, Barbara G. Phillips, & Diedre Weage
PDF File Size: 530 KCultural influence as a factor in determining the distribution of a rare sage, Salvia dorrii subspecies mearnsii
Kristin D. Huisinga
PDF File Size: 795 KDistribution and taxonomic discussion of Tetraneuris verdiensis, an apparently rare edaphic endemic from the Verde Valley of Arizona
Daniel J. Godec
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Title: RMRS-P-23:
Southwestern rare and endangered plants: Proceedings of the Third
Conference
Electronic Publish Date: January 7, 2008
Last Update: January
7, 2008