Montana Native Plant Society

Montana's native plants and their communities

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Volume 10 (1996 – 1997)

July 5, 2018 By

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V10-1, Fall 1996 – “Montana Native Plant Society… It Can’t Be Ten Years Already!” by Peter Lesica with help from Kathy Ahlenslager and Virginia Vincent; Bonnie Heidel’s drawing of Kelseya uniflora first appears on the masthead; “Wildcrafting… What’s Happening in Montana?”; “Alert: Invasion of Tamarisk in Montana” by Anna Sala and Bonnie Heidel; Richard Prodgers critically reviews a book on rangeland health in Rangeland Health: Pretty Concept, Elusive Measurement; and the issue includes an insert listing “Publications About Native Plants.”

V10-2, Winter 1997 – “Francis Kelsey… and Kelseya” by Peter Lesica is reprinted from the Volume 1, Number 2 issue; Conservation items include “Spalding’s Catchfly Proposed for ‘Threatened’ Listing… Still”; “Eleven New Natural & Botanical Areas Added” documents new areas in the Beaverhead/Deerlodge and Bitterroot national forests; a winter twig quiz; and a short report on collecting “Native Grass seed from On-site Sources” by Bonnie Dearing.

V10-3, Summer 1997 – “A Primer on Cottonwoods” by Mike Merigliano with references; a listing of small grants proposals; an announcement of the upcoming Manual of Glacier Park Flora by Peter Lesica; and mostly Society news.

V10-4, Summer 1997 – Not published.

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