2. Research

We are conducting studies on the genetics, biochemistry, ecology, and population biology of the pitcher plant genus Sarracenia, long leaf pine and white cedar. An understanding of these factors is central to effectively managing, preserving, and restoring remaining sites.

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Papers

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A Preliminary Report on Drosera intermedia X D. capillaris
1987
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 16: 71-73
Anthocyanidins of Sarracenia L. Flowers and Leaves
2001
HortScience 36(2):384
Genetics of Anthocyanin Deficiency in Sarracenia L.
1998
HortScience 33(6): 1042 - 1045
Genetics of Sarracenia Leaf and Flower Color
1997
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 26: 51-64.
Inbreeding, outbreeding, and heterosis in the yellow pitcher plant, Sarracenia flava (Sarraceniaceae), in Virginia
2000
American Journal of Botany
87:1628-1633.
Juncus caesariensis Coville (Juncaceae) in Virginia Peat Bogs
1991
Castanea 56: 65-69
Notes on Some Darlingtonia californica Torr. Bogs
1993
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 22: 62-64
Noteworthy Collections-Maryland
1991
Castanea 56: 71-72
Noteworthy Sarracenia Collections
1993
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 22: 58-61
Noteworthy Sarracenia Collections II
1996
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 25: 19-23
Presence of proanthocyanidins in mutant green Sarracenia indicate blockage in late anthocyanin biosynthesis between leucocyanidin and pseudobase
1998
Plant Science 135: 11 - 16
Red Letter Days of a Pennsylvania Botanist
1998
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 27(4): 123-125
Sarracenia purpurea ssp. purpurea f. heterophylla (Eaton) Fernald in Nova Scotia
1993
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 22: 106-107
The Hooded Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia minor Walt., at its Southern Limit
1996
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 25: 39-41
The Story of Tom Darling and Bear Lake
1989
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 18: 102-107
What is the Identity of the West Gulf Coast Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia alata Wood?
1991
Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 20: 102-110

Proceedings

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A Census of Atlantic White Cedar, Chamaecyparis thyoides, on the Western Shore of Maryland 1999 Atlantic white-cedar: ecology and management symposium; 1997 August 6-7; Newport News, VA. Gen. Tech. Rep. SRS-27. Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station. Pp. 61-65
A Census of Longleaf Pine in Virginia 1999 Longleaf Pine: A Forward Look, proceedings of the second Longleaf Alliance Conference; 1998 November 17-19; Charleston, SC. Longleaf Alliance Report No. 4. Pp. 154-162
A Rare Plant Survey of Atlantic White-Cedar , Chamaecyparis thyoides (L.) B.S.P., Habitats of the Georgia Westcentral Fall Line Sandhills 2000 Christopher Newport University, Newport News, VA. Pp. 101-112
Collection, Germination, and Propagation of Virginia Longleaf Pine 1999 Longleaf Pine: A Forward Look, proceedings of the second Longleaf Alliance conference; 1998 November 17-19; Charleston, SC. Longleaf Alliance Report No. 4. Pp. 151-153
Highway Rights-of-Way as Longleaf Pine Restoration Habitat 2001 In: Kush, John S. comp. 2001. Forest for Our Future - Restoration and Management of Longleaf Pine Ecosystems: Silvicultural, Ecological, Social, Political and Economic Challenges, Proceedings of the Third Longleaf Alliance Regional Conference. 2000 October 16-18; Alexandria, LA. Longleaf Alliance Report No. 5. Pp. 186-188
Highway Rights-of-Way as Rare Plant Restoration Habitat 2000 In Press. The 7th International Symposium on Environmental Concerns in Rights-of-Way Management. 2000 September 9-13; Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Longleaf Pine Activities in Virginia: 1998-2000 2001 In: Kush, John S. comp. 2001. Forest for Our Future - Restoration and Management of Longleaf Pine Ecosystems: Silvicultural, Ecological, Social, Political and Economic Challenges, Proceedings of the Third Longleaf Alliance Regional Conference. 2000 October 16-18; Alexandria, LA. Longleaf Alliance Report No. 5. Pp. 189-194
Powerline Easements as Refugia for State Rare Seepage and Pineland Plant Taxa 1997 The Sixth International Symposium on Environmental Concerns in Rights-of-Way Management. J.R. Williams, J.W. Goodrich-Mahoney, J.R. Wisniewski, and J. Wisniewski, eds. Elsevier Science, Oxford, England. Pp. 451-46.
Seed quality and comparison of planting techniques for Atlantic white-cedar, Chamaecyparis thyoides (L.) B.S.P., at Arlington Echo Outdoor Education Center, Anne Arundel County, Maryland 2000 Christopher Newport University, Newport News, VA. Pp. 289-294
Some Noteworthy Vascular Plant Records from Atlantic White Cedar, Chamaecyparis thyoides, Habitats of Western Georgia 1999 Atlantic white-cedar: ecology and management symposium; 1997 August 6-7; Newports News, VA. Gen. Tech. Rep. SRS-27. Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station. Pp. 49-60

 

Non-published Reports to State or Private Agencies

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Biological Inventory of the Cross Florida Greenbelt State Recreation and Conservation Area 1991 Florida Natural Areas Inventory. Tallahassee, Fla  
Five High Priority Rare Species Sites on the Virginia Coastal Plain 1990 The Nature Conservancy  
Rare Plant Survey of Fall Line Sandhills in Westcentral Georgia 1999 Dept. of Natural Resources, Georgia Natural Heritage Program  
Report on Rare Vegetation Species Search at Old Dominion Recycling and Support Facility 1992 Golder and Associates  

 

Meadowview Technical Reports

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Guidelines for Rare, Threatened and Endangered Plant Reintroductions in Maryland 1999 Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife and Heritage Division.* Produced in partnership with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and a committee of other scientists and specialtists
Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris Miller) Spatial Concepts and Models Applied to Restoration in Virginia 1998  
White-cedar, (Chamaecyparis thyoides (L.) B.S.P.), Seed Quality at Arlington Echo Outdoor Education Center, Anne Arundel County, Maryland    

 

Abstracts*

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A Census of Longleaf Pine in Virginia 1998 Virginia Journal of Science 49(2): 57
A Method for Planting Longleaf Pine, Pinus palustris Miller, on highway rights-of-way 2000 Virginia Journal of Science 51(2): 129
A Plan for a Functional Native Virginia Longleaf Pine Seed Orchard 1999 Virginia Journal of Science 50(2): 169
A Relict Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris Miller) Occurrence in Northern Southampton County, Virginia 1993 Virginia Journal of Science 44: 122
A Unique Habitat for Drosera rotundifolia L. (Droseraceae) on the Blackwater River, Virginia. 1993. 1993 Virginia Journal of Science 44: 122
Anthocyanins and Flavonoids in Sarracenia 1999 Virginia Journal of Science 50(2): 125
Are Pitcher Plants a Competitive Threat to the New Jersey Rush, Juncus caesariensis Coville? 1996 Virginia Journal of Science 47: 154
Collection, Germination, and Propagation of Virginia Longleaf Pine. 1998 Virginia Journal of Science 49(2): 57
Comparison of Insect Captures Between Wild-type and Mutant Green Sarracenia jonesii Wherry 2000 Virginia Journal of Science 51(2): 129
Differential Use of Pitcher Plant Species as Nesting Sites by Isodontia Wasps 1998 Virginia Journal of Science. 1998. 49(2): 109
Dried Pitcher Plant Leaves as Floral Decorations 1998 Virginia Journal of Science 49(2): 57
Genetics of Aberrant Sarracenia Leaf and Flower Color 1994 Virginia Journal of Science 45(2): 71
Growth Comparison Between Winter and Spring Sown Virginia Longleaf Pine 1999 Virginia Journal of Science 50(2): 169
Inbreeding, Outbreeding, and Heterosis in the Yellow Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia flava (Sarraceniaceae), in Virginia 2000 Association of Southeastern Biologists Bulletin 47(2): 204.
Rare Plants in the Classroom; Potomac Elementary School and the Toyota Tapestry Grant 2000 Virginia Journal of Science 51(2): 130
Rooting Longleaf Pine, Pinus palustris Miller, From Needle Fascicles 2000 Virginia Journal of Science 51(2): 99
Sarracenia purpurea L. ssp. venosa (Raf.) Wherry var. burkii Schnell (green) new to Florida 1999 Association of Southeastern Biologists Bulletin 46(2): 117.
Testing for the Presence of a Sarracenia Seed Bank and Rhizome Dormancy Through a Removal Experiment 1999 Virginia Journal of Science 50(2): 169.
The Piney Woods of Virginia, a Vision for a Self-Supporting Biopreserve 1997 Virginia Journal of Science 48: 153
The Sarraceniaceae of Virginia 1986 Virginia Journal of Science 37(2): 83
The Use of Native Wetland Plants in Highway Landscaping 1996 Virginia Journal of Science 47: 155
The Virginia Pitcher Plant Bogs, Part 1: Poo Run. 1993 1993 Virginia Journal of Science 44: 122
The Virginia Pitcher Plant Bogs, Part 2: Noteworthy Bogs of Dinwiddie County 1994 Virginia Journal of Science 45(2): 71
The Virginia Pitcher Plant Bogs, Part 3: Is There Inbreeding or Outbreeding Depression in the Yellow Pitcher Plant Sarracenia flava L. in Virginia? 1995 Virginia Journal of Science 46(2): 104
The Virginia Pitcher Plant Bogs. Part 4: Seed Dispersal and Dissemination in a Suffolk County Population of Sarracenia flava 1996 Virginia Journal of Science 47: 105.
The Yellow Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia flava L., Recovery Program. 2000 2000 Virginia Journal of Science 51(2): 130
Two new pitcher plants, Sarracenia purpurea L, wetlands on the western shore of Maryland 2000 Association of Southeastern Biologists Bulletin 47(2):204

* Permission to reproduce the Virginia Academy of Science abstracts was given by the editor Jim Martin on 7/28/2000.


 

 

 

 

 

 

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