Most Recent Articles from Castanea

• 2009 Richard and Minnie Windler Award Recipient-Michael Woods 

  Dr. Michael Woods, Professor of Botany and Curator at Troy University is the recipient of the 19th annual Richard and Minnie Windier Award. The...

  09/01/09 · More from publication

• 2009 Elizabeth Ann Bartholomew Award Recipient-Charlie Williams 

  The Southern Appalachian Botanical Society annually presents the Elizabeth Ann Bartholomew Award in memory of Elizabeth Ann Bartholomew's untiring...

  09/01/09 by Baranski, Michael J; Jolls, Claudia L · More from publication

• Them's the Brakes 

  Large nearly monoculture stands of Arundinaria, called canebrakes, historically covered millions of acres in the southeastern United States (Piatt...

  09/01/09 by Franklin, Scott B · More from publication

• Towards a Stable Nomenclature for the North American Temperate Bamboos: Epitypification of Arundo gigantea Walt. and Arundinaria macrosperma Michx. (Poaceae) 

  ABSTRACT Arundinaria sensu stricto is a genus encompassing three species that are endemic to the Southeastern United States: A. appalachiana (hill...

  09/01/09 by Triplett, Jimmy K; Clark, Lynn G · More from publication

• Clonal Diversity of Arundinaria gigantea (Poaceae; Bambusoideae) in Western North Carolina and its Relationship to Sexual Reproduction: An Assessment Using AFLP Fingerprints 

  ABSTRACT Arundinaria gigantea (river cane), a native bamboo species, was once abundant in river valleys of western North Carolina. Cane stands are...

  09/01/09 by Mathews, Katherine G; Huguelet, Joseph; Lanning, Max; Wilson, Terryol; Young, Robert S · More from publication

• Nutrient and Physical Soil Characteristics of River Cane Stands, Western North Carolina 

  ABSTRACT Arundinaria gigantea (Walt.) Muhl., commonly called river cane, is a member of the grass family (Poaceae). The primary purpose of this...

  09/01/09 by Griffith, Adam D; Kinner, David A; Tanner, Benjamin R; Moore, Andrew; Mathews, Katherine G; Young, Robert S · More from publication

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