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One or More Species in the Arctic Grass Genus Dupontia?: A Contribution to the Panarctic Flora Project by Brysting, Anne K., Fay, Michael F., Leitch, Ilia J., Aiken, Susan G.

“…The grass family (Poaceae) is the largest family of vascular plants in the Arctic. The family includes several species complexes that show high ploidy levels,…”
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Leaf cross sections and phytogeography: a potent combination for identifying members of Festuca subgg. Festuca and Leucopoa (Poaceae), occurring in North America by Aiken, Susan G., Consaul, Laurie L.

“…Icon-like diagrams are used to summarize the anatomical patterns observed in leaf cross sections of 30 taxa of Festuca subgg. Festuca and Leucopoa occurring in…”
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Implications from SDS-PAGE analyses of seed proteins in the classification of taxa of Festuca and Lolium (Poaceae) by Aiken, Susan G, Gardiner, Susan E, Bassett, Heather C.M, Wilson, Barbara L, Consaul, Laurie L

“…Characters useful for considering taxonomic questions in Festuca and Lolium taxa were generated as the banding patterns of storage proteins using sodium…”
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Systematic inferences from variation in isozyme profiles of arctic and alpine cespitose Festuca (Poaceae) by Aiken, S.G. (Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada), Consaul, L.L, Davis, J.I, Manos, P.S

“…Variation in isozyme patterns was used to assess species boundaries in North American arctic and alpine representatives of the Festuca ovina L. complex…”
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Leaf Cross Sections and Phytogeography: A Potent Combination for Identifying Members of Festuca subgg. Festuca and Leucopoa (Poaceae), Occurring in North America by Aiken, Susan G., Consaul, Laurie L.

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Festuca edlundiae (Poaceae), a high arctic, new species compared enzymatically and morphologically with similar Festuca species by Aiken, S.G. (Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.), Consaul, L.L

“…Distinct isozyme profiles initially discovered among a small collection of Festuca plants from Bathurst Island, Canadian Arctic Archipelago, were further…”
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Systematic Inferences from Variation in Isozyme Profiles of Arctic and Alpine Cespitose festuca (Poaceae) by Aiken, Susan G., Consaul, Laurie L., Davis, Jerrold I., Manos, Paul S.

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On the separation of two species within Festuca subg. Obtusae (Poaceae) by Aiken, S.G, Lefkovitch, L.P

“…Festuca subg. Obtusae, a distinct group among Festuca in North America, contains two species: F. paradoxa Desv. and F. subverticillata (Pers.) E. B. Alexeev…”
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Lectotypification of Myriophyllum sibiricum Komarov (Haloragaceae) by Aiken, S.G, Cronquist, A

“…Myriophyllum sibiricum Komarov is lectotypified on Komarov 4855, from the Kamchatka River basin (LE!). The later name M. exalbescens Fernald falls into…”
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NOTEWORTHY COLLECTIONS by Brayshaw, T. C., Argus, George W., Aiken, Susan G.

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A Conspectus of Myriophyllum (Haloragaceae) in North America by Aiken, Susan G.

“…Thirteen species of the genus Myriophyllum are found in North America; ten are native, three have been introduced. A key to the species is provided and…”
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Electrophoretic Evidence for the Recognition of Two Species in Annual Wild Rice (Zizania, Poaceae) by Warwick, Suzanne I., Aiken, Susan G.

“…Annual members of the genus Zizania have been classified either as one species, Z. aquatica with five varieties, or as two species: Z. aquatica with three…”
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