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Technical Bulletin 1986-3E

Bibliography of vascular plant
floristics for New Brunswick,
Newfoundland (insular), and
Nova Scotia

the map on the cover has dots representing
Agriculture Canada reseau h establishments.

ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF PROGRESS

The year 1986 is the centennial of the Research Branch, Agriculture Canada.

On 2 June 1 886, The Experimental Farm Station Act received Royal Assent. The passage of this
legislation marked the creation of the first five experimental farms located at Nappan, Nova
Scotia; Ottawa, Ontario; Brandon, Manitoba; Indian Head, Saskatchewan (then called the North-
Wesl Territories); and Agassiz, British Columbia. From this beginning has grown the current sys-
tem of over forty research establishments that stretch from St. John's West, Newfoundland, to
s.'.mu hton, British Columbia.

I he original experimental farms were established to serve the farming community and assist the
( anadian agricultural industry during its early development. Today, the Research Branch con-
tinues to search for new technology that will ensure the development and maintenance of a com-
petitive agri-food industry.

Research programs focus on soil management, crop and animal productivity, protection and re-
source utilization, biotechnology, and food processing and quality.

Bibliography of vascular plant
floristics for New Brunswick,
Newfoundland (insular), and
Nova Scotia

Compiled by

P. M. CATLING, B. S. BROOKES, Y. M. SKORUPINSKI, and S. M. MALETTE

Biosystematics Research Institute

Ottawa, Ontario

Research Branch
Agriculture Canada
1986

Copies of this publication are available from:
Dr. Paul M. Catling
Biosvstematics Research Institute
Research Branch, Agriculture Canada
Win. Saunders Building
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0C6

Produced by Research Program Service

©Minister of Supply and Services Canada 1986
Cat. No. A54-8/1986-3E
ISBN 0-662-14627-1

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Lors de la reunion annuel le de 1' Association botanique du Canada
organisee a l'Universite Carleton, a Ottawa, en juin 1979, la section de
taxonomie et de phytogeographie lancait un pro jet visant a etablir un
service d'archivage national de listes floristiques et de f lores
locales. De 1979 a 1983, le Dr J.H. Soper du Musee national des sciences
naturelles a assume la presidence du comite des listes recueilli du
materiel et produit periodiquement des listes imprimees. En 1983, le Dr
P.M. Catling d' Agriculture Canada, a Ottawa, et le Dr E. Haber du Musee
national des sciences naturelles heritaient de cette responsabilite.

A la reunion annuelle de la Section de taxonomie et de
phytogeographie organisee a Fredericton (Nouveau-Brunswick) en juin 1984,
il a ete decide a l'unanimite d'e.largir le mandat du comite des listes
floristiques et de lui confier la tache de produire des listes
bibliographiques sur la floristique de chaque province et territoire
canadiens quand de telles listes n'existaient pas. Une bibliographie
floristique de certaines provinces maritimes - Nouveau-Brunswick,
Terre-Neuve et Nouvelle-Ecosse - fut entreprise a titre de projet
pilote. De nombreux botanistes y ont participe de facon notable. Nous
remercions tout particulierement: le Dr A.E. Roland, Truro
(Nouvelle-Ecosse), le Dr H. Hinds de l'Universite du Nouveau-Brunswick,
le Dr A. Bouchard et M. S. Hay, tous deux du Jardin Botanique de
Montreal, le Dr S.P. Van der Kloet de l'Universite Acadia, le
Dr E. Haber du Musee national des sciences naturelles, les Drs B.
Freedman et P.M. Taschereau de l'Universite Dalhousie, le Dr P. A. Keddy
et M.R. Day de l'Universite d'Ottawa, le Dr J. Cayouette d'Agriculture
Canada (Ottawa), Mde S. Budd du Centre de documentation des Pares
nationaux a Hull (Quebec), M. D. Erskine de Toronto (Ontario) et Mde
V.R. Brownell de Metcalfe (Ontario). Le Centre de documentation des
pares nationaux a fourni de nombreuses sources relatives a la vegetation
des pares nationaux de la region de l'Atlantique.

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At the annual meeting of the Canadian Botanical Association held at
Carleton University, Ottawa, in June 1979, the Systematics and Phytogeography
Section initiated a project to establish a national repository of checklists
and local floras. From 1979 to 1983, Dr. J.H. Soper of the National Museum of
Natural Sciences acted as chairman of the checklist committee, collected
material and periodically provided listings. In 1983 this responsibility was
assumed by Dr. P.M. Catling of Agriculture Canada, Ottawa, and Dr. E. Haber of
the National Museum of Natural Sciences.

At the annual meeting of the Systematics and Phytogeography Section, at
Fredericton, New Brunswick, in June 1984, it was unanimously decided that the
Checklist Committee should expand its mandate and undertake to produce
listings of references pertaining to floristics for each Canadian province and
territory where such a listing is not available. A floristic bibliography for
the Canadian maritime provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia
was undertaken as a pilot project. Many botanists have contributed
substantially to this effort. Special thanks to Dr. A.E. Roland, Truro, Nova
Scotia, Dr. H. Hinds, Univ. of New Brunswick, Dr. A. Bouchard and Mr. S. Hay
both of Jardin Botanique de Montreal, Dr. S.P. van der Kloet of Acadia Univ.,
Dr. E. Haber of the National Museum of Natural Sciences, Dr. B. Freedman and
Dr. P.M. Taschereau, both of Dalhousie Univ., Dr. P. A. Keddy and Mr. R. Day of
Ottawa University, Dr. J. Cayouette of Agriculture Canada, Ottawa, Ms. S. Budd
of the National Parks Documentation Centre, Hull, Quebec, Mr. D. Erskine,
Toronto, Ontario, and Ms. V.R. Brownell of Metcalfe, Ontario. The National
Parks Documentation Centre provided many of the references concerning the
vegetation of the Atlantic region National Parks.

CONTENTS

This listing includes references to floristics and phytogeography
including lists for the province and parts of the province, provincial surveys
involving one or more species and shorter articles and notes involving new or
interesting records. The area covered includes New Brunswick, insular
Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. References to the flora of the islands of St.
Pierre and Miquelon, and some concerning Labrador, are included under
Newfoundland because of their close geographic position and consequent
floristic similarity.

The listing is derived from entries in the Adams, Senn, and Adams and
Norwell bibliographies of Canadian Plant Geography (see next page), and from a
post 1945 search for relevant articles and notes in Rhodora, Canadian
Field-Naturalist and Naturaliste Canadien. Some additional titles relating to
floristics in Newfoundland were extracted from Laird's (1980) bibliography,
and all unpublished reports relating to the flora of National Parks were
provided by the National Parks Documentation Centre. The maritime province
references from the National Repository for checklists and local floras
(National Museum of Natural Sciences, Ottawa) have also been included.
Abbreviations of journals have been standardized in so far as possible using
those recommended by Lawrence et al. (1968) in Botanico-Periodicum-Huntianum.
Some of the journals cited have undergone one or more minor name changes and
therefore have varying abbreviations depending upon the year of publication.
We welcome information on any references that we have overlooked and we will
endeavour to update and redistribute these lists periodically.

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Our intention here is to provide a guide to species presence that can be
used to supplement the basic vascular plant manuals (including Fernald, 1950;
Gleason and Cronquist, 1963; Gleason, 1952; Scoggan 1978-9; Roland and Smith
1969), and collections (Boivin, 1980).

P.M. Catling

Canadian Botanical Association Checklist Committee

1984

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