Proceedings of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science — Meeting 39 (1890 Indianapolis)
Section F. (Biology)
| OFFICERS OF SECTION F. |
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Vice President.
Charles Sedgwick Minot of Boston, Mass. |
Secretary.
John M. Coulter of Crawfordsville, Ind. |
Member of Council.
A. J. Cook of Agrlcultural College, Mich. |
Members of Sectional Committee.
Charles E. Bessey of Lincoln, Neb.
S. H. Gage of Ithaca, N. Y.,
S. M. Tracy of AgrIcultural College, Miss. |
Member of Nominating Committee.
T. J. Burrill of Champaign, Ill. |
Members of Sub-Committee on Nominations.
E. D. Cope of PhiladelphIa, Pa.,
W. J. Beal of Agricultural Coll., Mich.,
T. H. McBride of Iowa City, Iowa. |
- Address of Vice President, Charles Sedgewick Minot
- The relation of the Mexican flora to that of the United States. By Sereno Watson
- Geographical distribution of North American Umbelliferæ. By John M. Coulter
- The distribution of Hepaticæ of North America. By Lucien M. Underwood.
- The migration of weeds. By Byron D. Halsted.
- Geographical distribution of the grasses of North America. By W. J. Beal.
- Geographical distribution of North American Cornacæ. By John M. Coulter
- On the general geographical distribution of North American plants. By N. L. Britton.
- Development of the sporocarp of Griffithsia Bornetlana. By V. M. Spalding
- On the seed-coats of the genus Euphorbla. By L. H. Pammel
- The development and function of the so-called cypress "knees," together
with a short consideration of the natural habitat of the tree. By W. P. Wilson
- Forest trees of Indiana. By Stanley Coulter
- The trimorphism of Uromyces Trifolil (Alb. and Schw.) Wlnt. By J. K. Howell
- Notes on a monograph of the Kenus Lechea. By N. L. Britton
- Preliminary note on the genus Rhynchospora in North America. By N. L. Britton.
- On Rusbya, a new genus of Vacciniaceæ from Bolivia. By N. L. Britton.
- The continuity of protoplasm through the cell walls of plants. By W. J. Beal and J. W. Troumet.
- Notes upon the crystals in certain species of the Arum family. By William R. Lazenby.
- Observations on the method of growth of the prothallia of the Filicineæ,
with reference to their relationships. By Douglas H. Campbell.
- Contributions to the life-history of Isoetes. By Douglas H. Campbell.
- Preliminary notes on a new and destructive oat disease. By B. T. Galloway.
- Observations on the life history of Uncinula spiralis. By B. T. Galloway.
- The specific germ of the carnation disease. By J. C. Arthur. anll H. I,. Bolley.
- Potato scab, a bacterial disease. By H. L. Bolley.
- The Harvest spiders of North America. By Clarence M. Weed.
- Food of bees. By A. J. Cook.
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