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| Issue | Month | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 10:3 | October, 2009 |
Brachypodium sylvaticum (slender false brome) newly invading NY; Myrmica rubra (red ant) update; future of FLNPS, native landscaping of road median; Microstegium (Japanese stilt grass) removal efforts; Inland salt marshes - report on Tony Eallonardo lecture; history of the Montezuma Fibre Company (Montezuma Marsh cat tail harvesting); trip reports: Chaumont Barrens, Thatcher's Pinnacles, Owasco Inlet |
| 10:2 | March, 2009 |
Hemlock Wooley Adelgid arrival in Finger Lakes; FLNPS at the Ithaca Festival; Profile: Indigo bush, Amorpha fruticosa; Myrmica rubra, the European red ant found in the NE; Tardigrades, a moss inhabitant; poem "The Woods Again" |
| Issue | Month | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 9:1 | February, 2008 |
Usnea & Balsam Fir in Shindagin, FL-PRISM, Cullina moss & fern book review, conifer walk, grassland management |
| Issue | Month | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 8:4 | December, 2007 |
Woodwardia virginica - Joe O'Rourke; New England WIldflower Society seeds; Name That Plant (Polygala pauciflora, Lilium) - David Werier; Ode to Little Bluestem - Rosemarie Parker; Annual Solstice preview; Microstegium removal (review of year 4) - Charlotte Acharya; Native Plant of the Month: Quercus, the Oaks - Dan Segal; Campanula aparinoides at Tully Lake - Susanne Lorbeer; Review of David Werier’s talk, “Biodiversity…Lessons from Reznicek’s Sedge….” - Rosemarie Parker; Impressions from the Panel Discussion, 20 November 2007--quotes collected by Rosemarie Parker from various attendees & participants; Guided Mushroom Walk by Dr. Timothy Baroni - Melanie Kozlowski; Rain Gardens, a neat idea for a new mixed bed - by Rosemarie Parker |
| Issue | Month | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 5:3 | October, 2004 |
Carex backii newly documented in Southern Finger Lakes NY; Profile: Sedum telphioides, Actaea (Cimicifuga) racemosa; report on aster and goldenrod walk at Monkey Run |
