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Document Type

Research

Abstract

In three former papers the writer has listed numerous plants new to our state, or noteworthy for other reasons. As might be expected a large number of these have been introduced from other portions of the United States or from foreign countries. Some of these plants may prove to be merely waifs, never becoming a permanent part of our flora, but this is a matter which only time can decide. Even some of our southern immigrants are steadily creeping northward, and are proving that they can withstand our severe northern winters, while some old world species find our rich soil very much to their liking, and are even more aggressive than in. their native habitats.

Publication Date

1930

Journal Title

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

Volume

37

Issue

1

First Page

87

Last Page

90

Copyright

©1930 Iowa Academy of Science, Inc.

Language

en

File Format

application/pdf

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