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Publications Listed By Author
(*available from other sources)
Barnes, Burton V., & Warren H. Wagner, Jr.
*Michigan Trees
Case, Frederick W., Jr.
*Orchids of the Western Great Lakes Region
Crum, Howard
*A Focus on Peatlands and Peat Mosses
Liverworts and Hornworts of S. Michigan
Mosses of the Great Lakes Forest 4th edition (2004)
Structural Diversity of Bryophytes
McVaugh, Rogers, S. A. Cain, and D. J. Hagenah
Farwelliana
McVaugh, Rogers; William R. Anderson (editor)
Flora Novo-Galiciana
Rabeler, Richard K.
Gleason's Plants of Michigan
Smith, A. H. and N. S. Weber
*The Mushroom Hunter's Field Guide
Voss, Edward G.
Botanical Beachcombers and Explorers
Michigan Flora, Part I
Michigan Flora, Part II
Michigan Flora, Part III
Wells, J. R., F. W. Case, Jr. and T. L. Mellichamp
*Wildflowers of the Western Great Lakes Region
Wynne, Michael J.
Portraits of Marine Algae: an historical perspective |
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Species Focus:
Padina glabra
 This species of subtropical brown algae, originally described from the west coast of Africa, was recently reported to occur on the coast of Texas. (Wynne 2008a) and was added to the checklist of benthic marine algae for the marine flora of Texas (Wynne 2008b). Earlier, it was found on the east coast of Florida (Wynne & De Clerck 1999). A total of nine species in the genus Padina are now recognized in the checklist of marine algae for the tropical and subtropical flora of the western Atlantic (Wynne 2005). The University of Michigan Herbarium has very rich collections of marine algae for this region.
Photo: M.J. Wynne |
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