Ecology, Volumes 1-3

Brooklyn Botanical Garden, 1920 - Ecology

Contents

• Observations on the dissemination of the barberry FRANK D KERN: 211
• The reaction of plants to new habitats with one plate and three figures: 1
• The dust of the Gobi JACQUES W REDWAY 21: 21
• Distribution of the large waterstrider Gerris remigis Say throughout: 32
• Effect of a late spring frost upon the forest vegetation in the Wasatch: 47
• Abundance of the mosquito destroying top minnow Gambusia affinis: 53
• Mitchael and his scientific work W E RITTER 70: 70
• The dependence of the fishes on the diatoms ALBERT MANN 79: 79
• A new case of parabiosis and the gardens of British Guiana with three: 89
• The dust of the upper air with two figures JACQUES W REDWAY 104: 104
• Some points of interest concerning the cocklebur and its seeds with: 110
• Some changes in the vegetation of western Kentucky CHARLES: 120
• Adaptation in Douglas fir J V HOFMANN 127: 127
• Composition and source of the flora of the Cincinnati region with: 161
• Drouth periods and climatic cycles F E Clements 181: 181
• Moisture and altitude as factors in determining the seasonal activities: 189
• Notes on the food plants and distribution of certain billbugs with: 198
• The investigation of ocean pasturage W E ALLEN 215: 215
• Some of the factors controlling the migration and spawning of the Alaska: 235
• Influence of soil reaction on earthworms O ARRHENIUS 255: 255
• An ecological study of the life history of the freshwater atherine fish: 262
• The importance of ecology in the interpretation of fossil faunas F: 277
• Relations between soil type and root form of western yellow pine seed: 292
• Snowshoe rabbits and conifers in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah with: 304
• Reviews 73 145 223 228 311: 311
• Proceedings 155: 318
• City street dust and infectious diseases JACQUES W REDWAY I: 7
• The relation of the nymph of a dragonfly Libellula pulchella Drury: 14
• The sunflower and its insect visitors CHARLES ROBERTSON 17: 17
• Some factors affecting the distribution of the prairie vole forest deer: 29
• In footnote I after No insert 31: 31
• Conditions indirectly affecting vertical distribution on desert mountains: 36
• Ecological features of Great Bay New Hampshire and a preliminary: 48
• The seasonal distribution of the Appendicularia in the region of: 55
• Influence of certain soil factors on the growth of tree seedlings: 65
• The humanizing of ecology STEPHEN A Forbes 89: 89
• The significance of the gregarious habit ROBERT C MILLER 122: 122
• Varietal differences in the resistance of cabbage and lettuce to low tem: 134
• Observations of surface distribution of marine diatoms between: 140
• Variation in the dog whelk Thais Purpura auct lapillus with: 146
• On the relation between species and area H A GLEASON 158: 158
• The probable effect of the climate of the Russian Far East on human: 181
• The formation of a new island in the Mississippi River with two fig: 202
• A distributional and ecological study of Mount Rainier Washington: 214
• Relation of hardpan to root penetration on the Great Plains with five: 237
• The effect of climate on the efficiency of the people of the Russian: 275
• Preservation of natural areas in the National Forests G A PEARSON 284: 284
• Effect of removal of the virgin white pine stand upon the physical factors: 302
• The sphagnum bogs of Mazama Dome with one figure GEORGE: 321
• Reviews: 337
• Notes and Comment: 346

Bibliographic information

• Title: Ecology, Volumes 1-3
• Contributors: Ecological Society of America, Brooklyn Botanic Garden
• Publisher: Brooklyn Botanical Garden, 1920
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: Feb 28, 2014