Albany / Springer-Verlag / Sunderland / Omaha / L. A. / Cambridge / Cary / London / Lincoln / Lenexa / /
Company
Columbia University Press / Prentice-Hall / SAS Institute Inc. / Spiranthes L. C. / Ford / Donnegan Optical Co. / Ames / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
United States / Canada / / /
Facility
University Committee / New York Botanical Garden / University of Nebraska-Omaha / New York State Museum / SAS Institute / University of Nebraska-Lincoln / University of Nebraska / Indiana University / University of Toronto / Missouri Botanical Garden / Stable URL / AND B. S. WEIR / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
Plant breeding systems / study site / food deception system / /
Organization
Columbia University / Botanical Society of America / University of Toronto / Toronto / Harvard University / New England Botanical Club / Nebraska Academy / Pollination / Department of Biology / Nine-Mile Prairie Committee / SAS Institute / Indiana University / Bloomington / NS NS / ANTLFINGER~ Biology Department / University of Nebraska / Linnean Society / University Committee on Research / /
Person
Charles Sheviak / Mile Prairie / Swamy / Ann E. Antlfinger / John M. Schmidt / Williamson / Paul Catling / Keith Clay / George Allen / / /
Position
Harper / Author / Marshall / /
ProvinceOrState
Nebraska / Indiana / New York / Michigan / Missouri / Lancaster County / Florida / North Carolina / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society / American Naturalist / Journal of Theoretical Biology / American Journal of Botany / /
Region
New England / northeastern North America / eastern Nebraska / northern Michigan / /
The Level of Agamospermy in a Nebraska Population of Spiranthes cernua (Orchidaceae) John M. Schmidt; Ann E. Antlfinger American Journal of Botany, Vol. 79, No. 5. (May, 1992), pp[removed]Stable URL: http://links.jstor