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Articles in Sep 2003 issue of Castanea

• A Guide to the Wildflowers of South Carolina
  by Pittman, Bert
• District of Columbia
  by Whittemore, Alan T
• Scientific note
  by Jewett, D K; Jiang, C J; Britton, K O; Sun, J H; Tang, J
• Recommendations concerning the identification of Carex retroflexa and Carex texensis (Cyperaceae; section Phaestoglochin Dumort)
  by Downer, Robert G; Hyatt, Philip E
• Notes on the distribution of the southern Appalachian Endemic, Ilex collina Alexander
  by Boetsch, John R; Nielsen, Eric
• Tree growth and mortality in a southern Appalachian deciduous forest following extended wet and dry periods
  by Clinton, Barton D; Yeakley, J Alan; Apsley, David K
• Eastern white pine establishment in the oak landscape of the Ellicott Rock Wilderness, southern Appalachian Mountains
  by Abella, Scott R; Shelburne, Victor B
• Structural characteristics of frequently-burned old-growth longleaf pine stands in the mountains of Alabama
  by Varner, J Morgan III; Kush, John S; Meldahl, Ralph S
• Forests of the central and southern Appalachians and eastern Virginia having beech as a major component
  by Adams, Harold S; Stephenson, Steven L; Ware, Stewart; Schnittler, Martin
• Ecology of the threatened species Amaranthus pumilus Rafinesque
  by Hancock, Thomas E; Hosier, Paul E