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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZAbies
concolor
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Abronia
bigelovii
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
Acequia Trail (Santa Fe)
plant list, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5
Acer
grandidentatum
illustration, 1979;IV:10:5
saccharinum
Drawings, 1977;II:4:4
Achillea
lanulosa
Yarrow, 1996;XXI:3:1
millefolium
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Aconitum
columbianum
cover photos, 2018;XXXXIII:4:12
New Mexico Close-up: Beware Hooded Monks, 2018;XXXXIII:4:8
actinorhizal plants
Hidden Symbiosis: A Match Made Underfoot, 2002;XXVII:1:8
activism
letters to representatives, 1982;VII:2SE:3
Peloncillo Mountains Receive National Coverage, 1979;IV:8:3
Politickin’, 1992;XVII:2:6
Rally Round the Petroglyphs, 1988;XII:6:2
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1989;XIV:5:6
Acuff, Guy
The Creosote Bush, 1992;XVII:3:6
Adams, Mary
Taos Mountains are Calling (conf. info), 2024;XLIX:1:5, 2024;XLIX:2:10
The Taos Mountains Were Calling. . . and You Came! (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:4:6
Aden Crater
cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:1:1
Adiantum
capillus-veneris
illustration, 1981;VI:3:6
African rue
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14
Agalinis
calycina
The Leoncita False-Foxglove (Agalinis calycina): An Endangered Species, 2012;XXXVII:4:5
protection delay, 2017;XXXXII:1:3
Agastache
cana
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Agavaceae family
Agavaceae: Blockbuster Family of Interiorscaping, 1993;XVIII:3:7
Agave
Agaves of New Mexico, 1987;XII:3:4, 1992;XVII:6:3
Ancient Agaves Have Rich History, 1997;XXII:4:8
Mescalero Apache Mescal Roast and Mountain Spirit Dancers, 1991;XVI:3:9
palmeri
cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:4:1
parryi
cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:1:1, 2022;XXXXVII:4:1
NM Close-Up, 2020;XXXXV:1:14
Agaves, Yuccas and Related Plants (Irish, Irish), 2000;XXV:4:14
agriculture
The Indo-Hispano Agricultural Tradition in Northern New Mexico: Its Influence on the Flora and Landscape, 2009;XXXIV:4:6
Agroecology (Altieri), 1984;IX:5:8
Ailanthus
altissima
Winter Botanizing (cover photo), 2011;XXXVI:1:1
altissima [Mill.] Swingle
The Most Hated Tree in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:11
Alaska
Forget Me Not, 1986;XI:2:5
Albuquerque Bosque
Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8
Albuquerque Botanic Garden
Albuquerque Botanic Garden News, 1989;XV:4:4
Botanical Garden, 1984;IX:1:7
Message from the President, 1983;VIII:5:2
Alcock, John
In a Desert Garden, 1998;XXIII:5:4
Aldo Leopold, His Life and Work (Meine), 1990;XV:2:2
Alexander, Patrick
scholarship awarded to, 2007;XXXII:4:6
Aliciella
formosa
BLM Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
pinnatifida
photo, 2010;XXXV:3:2
Alien Invasion (Devine), 2002;XXVII:3:15
Alien Species in North America and Hawaii (Cox), 2000;XXV:4:15
Alkali sacaton
A Grass Portrait, 1977;II:8:5
Allenrolfea spp.
Further Reflections on Allenrolfea, 1997;XXII:2:6
Allium spp.
Flowers and Flavor, 1993;XVIII:1:7
Native Bulb-forming Wildflowers, 1977;II:11:3
Wild Onions Good to Eat, 1980;V:3:6
Allium
gooddingii
Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:5
Allonia spp.
What Is That Plant? 2004;XXIX:3:1
Allonia
choisyi
illustration, 2004;XXIX:3:1
incarnata
illustration, 2004;XXIX:3:8
Allred, Brady
scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:1:6
Allred, Kelly W.
A Botanical Mystery, 2005;XXX:1:7
Dr. Allred to Teach Grass Identification Workshop, 2000;XXV:3:3
Flora Neomexicana III, 2013;XXXVIII:1:11
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:1
Kelly Allred Honored, 2010;XXXV:4:7
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
A Prehistoric Vegetative History of New Mexico, 2002;XXVII:4:12
In Search of the Perfect Name, 2004;XXIX:1:1
The Trail of E.O. Wooten, 2001;XXVI:3:8
Verified Checklist of the Grasses of New Mexico, 1986;XI:3:2
What’s In a Name? 1995;XX:2:1
alpine tundra
Up Top, 1985;X:3:10
What’s “Up Top” Down South, 1989;XV:4:3
Altevogt, Raymond
The Solution, 1982;VII:2SE:4
Althaea
officinalis
Rocky Mountain Marshmallows, 2004;XXIX:4:14
Altieri, Miguel
Agroecology, 1984;IX:5:8
Alverson, Ed
New Mexico's Organ Mountains: A Foray into the World of Desert Ferns, 1991;XVI:3:1
Amanita
barrowsii
Six Mushrooms Names for Charles Barrows, 1977;II:9:6
Amelanchier
alnifolia
Little-Known Shrubs, 1991;XVI:1:4
oreophila
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:5
American Horticultural Society
AHS: First Rediscovery Awards, 1985;X:5:6
annual meeting notice, 1984;IX:6:7
American Penstemon Society
history and activities, 1984;IX:3:7
National Penstemon Meeting, 1987;XII:1:5
Amigos Bravos
Amigos Bravos Wants You! 2001;XXVI:4:4
Amorpha
fruticosa
False Indigo, 1996;XXI:5:8
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:2:8
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Anderson, Alice
In a Desert Garden (Alcock), review, 1998;XXIII:5:4
Anderson, Dave
2012 conference speaker, 2012;XXXVII:2:1
Carter Conservation Award to, 2021;XXXXVI:4:8
Anderson, Jim
Glen Niner, Botanist of New Mexico, 1981;VI:5:4
Anderson, Kym
A Few Words of Thanks, 2016;XXXXI:2:5
Anderson, Sandra
Key to Tribes of Asteraceae, 1985;X:5:10
Anderson, Wynn
Coping With Difficult Soil, 2003;XXVIII:3:1
Desert Dwelling Hibiscus: An Oxymoron? 2003;XXVIII:1:1
El Paso Chapter Takes on US Border Patrol (photo), 2002;XXVII:1:1
Fraxinus cuspidata: The Neglected Ash, 2001;XXVI:2:12
In Memoriam: Andy Wasowski, 2012;XXXVII:4:6
Mexican Buckeye: Falling in Love for a Sound Reason! 2000;XXV:4:9
Mexican Gold Poppy, 2001;XXVI:3:12
Native Landscaping from El Paso to L.A. (Wasowski, Wasowski), review, 2001;XXVI:1:15
This “Sage” Makes Poor Cuisine but Great Landscapes, 2000;XXV:2:8
Torrey’s Wolfberry: How to Lick Salty Soils, 2001;XXVI:4:10
as Vice President (cover photo), 2002;XXVII:4:1
What Is That Plant? 2004;XXIX:3:1
Why El Paso in October? 1996;XXI:5:4
Wildscaping: The Ultimate in Gardening for Wildlife, 2002;XXVII:1:10
Wynn Anderson Awarded Lifetime Member Status, 2008;XXXIII:2:4
Andrena
prunorum
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:3:12
Andrews, Tom
Conservation Notes, 1982;VII:4:3, 1982;VII:6:3, 1983;VIII:1:2
Extinction is Forever, 1982;VII:3:2
Andropogon
gerardii
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:5
And Some Brought Flowers (Downie, Hamilton), 1982;VII:1:5
Anemopsis
californica
cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:1:1
Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8
Yerba Mansa, The Gentle Herb, 2007;XXXII:1:10
Angel’s trumpet. See Datura
Annotated Checklist of Vascular Plants of Grand Canyon National Park (Phillips), 1990;XV:1:10
Antelope
Pronghorn
photo (contest submission), 2018;XXXXIII:4:1
Antelope horns
cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1
Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9
photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17
Anthericum
torreyi
Crag Lily Has Curious Distribution, 1978;III:8:3
Anthoxanthum
odoratum
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:2
Anticlea
mogollonensis
cover photo, 2016;XXXXI:4:1
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Antonio, Thomas
2012 grant recipients (From the President), 2012;XXXVII:2:2
Carter Conservation Fund Established, 2007;XXXII:4:7
Kelly Allred Honored, 2010;XXXV:4:7
In Memoriam: Nancy Daniel, 2012;XXXVII:3:7
NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President, 2009;XXXIV:4:2
NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President), 2011;XXXVI:4:2
photo (annual conference), 2007;XXXII:4:9
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, rev. ed. (Carter), review, 2012;XXXVII:3:11
Apache plume
cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:3:1
Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Apacheria
chiricahuensis
For Crossomataceologists, 1982;VII:4:7
Range Extensions Reported for Rare Plants, 1981;VI:6:6
Apiaceae family
The Apex of Beauty: Apiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:4:4
Apis
mellifera Linnaeus
Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:14
Aquatic and Wetland Plants of the Southwest United States (Correll, Correll), 2003;XXVIII:1:13
Aquilegia
caerulea
description, 1979;IV:5:2
On Germination and Culture of Aquilegia, 1985;X:3:5
For Shade Only, 1985;X:2:8
chrysantha
photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16
For Shade Only, 1985;X:2:8
Araceae family
Characteristics of Some Common Plant Families in New Mexico, 1980;V:1:2
arboreta
Laura Jean Deal Desert Arboretum, 2006;XXXI:1:6
Message from the President, 1983;VIII:5:2
Arbutus spp.
The Madrones of New Mexico, 2015;XXXX:2:8
photos, 2015;XXXX:2:20
Arbutus
texana
Texas Madrones in Carlsbad, 1991;XVI:1:3
texana Buckl.
A Native Plant That Merits More Attention, 1999;XXIV:1:4
xalensis
Propagation of Texas Madrone, 1987;XII:5:6
Arceuthobium spp.
Mistletoes of New Mexico, 1982;VII:6:6
archaeology
Focus on the Jornada Mogollon, 2021;XXXXVI:3:11
Arctostaphylos
pungens
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
uva-ursi
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Argemone
pleiacantha ssp. pinnatisecta
Endangered Sacramento Prickly-Poppy Watering Results, 2006;XXXI:2:15
Otero Chapter Plays Gunga Din to Thirsty Prickly Poppies, 2005;XXX:3:2
Argyrochosma
fendleri
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
Aristida
purpurea
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:5
Arizona bluecurls
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:13
Armijo, Lou
The National Forests: Lands of Many Uses, 1985;X:4:4
Armstrong, Bill
The Future of Life (Wilson), review, 2004;XXIX:1:15
Artemisia spp.
Artemisias, 1980;V:2:4
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Artemisia
frigida
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
smittiana
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
tridentata
A Widespread and Useful Southwestern Plant, 2007;XXXII:3:13
Arundo
donax
Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4
Asclepias spp.
Honey Plants, 1982;VII:3:5
Asclepias
asperula
cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1
Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9
photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17
incarnata
cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:1
speciosa
Desperately Seeking Asclepias, 2014;XXXIX:4:5
More on Petroculture, 1979;IV:10:2
subverticillata (Gray) Vail
photos, 2020;XXXXV:4:1, 2020;XXXXV:4:14, 2020;XXXXV:4:16
uncialis
More on Asclepias Uncialis, 1993;XVIII:3:11
Wanted—Milkweed Sleuths, 1993;XVIII:2:10
Ash
flowering or fragrant
Fraxinus cuspidata: The Neglected Ash, 2001;XXVI:2:12
singleleaf
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:10
velvet
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:10
Asombro Institute for Science Education
Asombro Institute Makes Excellent Use of Their Conservation Fund Grant, 2021;XXXXVI:3:3
Learning About Native Plants at the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park, 2020;XXXXV:4:5
Southern New Mexico Students Are “Stepping Out” for Science, 2013;XXXVIII:1:6
Aspen
Aspen Ecology and Conservation (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
quaking
illustration, 1979;IV:10:5
Asplenium
scolopendrium var. americanum
EMNRD Rule Change Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4
Association of Western Native Plant Societies, 1980;V:3:4
Aster
Asters and Grasshoppers, 1982;VII:5:9
Townsend’s Gypsum
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
Asteraceae (Compositae) family
Characteristics of Some Common Plant Families in New Mexico, 1980;V:1:2
A Fertile Field for Discovery, 1993;XVIII:2:1
Ivey drawings, 1992;XVII:6:9
Key to Tribes of Asteraceae, 1985;X:5:10
Overview of Compositae in New Mexico, 2012;XXXVII:2:16
Astragalus spp.
Astragaling Along, 1981;VI:1:7
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Astragalus
A Fertile Field for Discovery, 1993;XVIII:2:1
humillimus
illustration, 1981;VI:4:3
study of, 1981;VI:4:2
humillimus: Fabaceae
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
knightii
Astragaling Along, 1984;IX:1:6
mollissimus
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15
Atkinson, Richard
tree care tips presentation, 1987;XII:2:4
Atriplex
canescens
cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:1
Native Plants, Inc., 1980;V:3:3
Saltbush Serves Many Purposes, 1995;XX:2:7
Las Cruces Update, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4
The Las Cruses Chapter Takes Action, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4
ORV Impacts Documented, 2006;XXXI:4:15
ORV Regulations to Be Tightened, 1977;II:4:4
The Audubon Field Guide to North American Wildflowers (Spellenberg), 1985;X:4:5
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPBaccharis spp.
Baccharis Niches in the Lower Gila Valley, 1983;VIII:2:7
illustrations, 1983;VIII:2:6, 1983;VIII:2:7
badlands
Saving the San Juan Badlands, 2011;XXXVI:2:6
Bailey, Donovan
Flora Neomexicana III (Allred, Ivey), review, 2013;XXXVIII:1:11
Bailey, Julia
Castner Range Becomes a National Monument, 2023;XLVIII:3:17
Baileya
multiradiata
Desert Marigold Blossoms Brilliantly, 1991;XVI:6:12
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
Bair, Janet
NNNPS Survey Reveals Priorities, Needs, and Contributions from a Diverse Membership, 1998;XXIII:1:6
Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed. (Rebman, Roberts), 2012;XXXVII:4:7
Baker, Chris
Otero Chapter: Scholarships Awarded, 2007;XXXII:4:6
Otero's Lucille Wilson Turns 90, 2006;XXXI:4:6
Baker, Herbert G.
A Tribute to the Amateur in Botany, 1992;XVII:4:1, 1992;XVII:6:7
Baker, Richard Allan
Conservation Politics, 1986;XI:2:6
Barberry
Fendler’s
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Barker, Linda M.
Endangered Sacramento Prickly-Poppy Watering Results, 2006;XXXI:2:15
Otero Chapter Plays Gunga Din to Thirsty Prickly Poppies, 2005;XXX:3:2
Barley
foxtail
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
Barnes, Bruce
New Interactive Plant Keys for New Mexico and Nearby Regions, 2011;XXXVI:3:10
Barraza, Mickie
Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7
Barton, Kathy
Karen Garcia: NPSNM’s Newest Board Member, 2016;XXXXI:2:14
bats
Gila Native Plant Society Teams Up with Bat Conservation International, 2022;XXXXVII:4:11
Lesser Long-nosed mask (cover photo), 2022;XXXXVII:4:1
Wind Energy Threatens Bats, 2004;XXIX:4:2
Bearberry
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Beardtongue. See Penstemon
Bear grass. See also Yucca
illustration, 1981;VI:3:2
Beattie, Willard H.
The End of Science (Horgan), review, 1998;XXIII:4:3
The Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico (Heflin), 1990;XV:5:3
Beautiful Gardens (Johnson, Millard), 1991;XVI:3:12
bee flies
Systoechus sp.
photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:3
Beeplant
Rocky Mountain
illustration, 1982;VII:3:5
bees
activities and problems, 1982;VII:3:4
field trip report (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:3
Honey Plants, 1982;VII:3:5
mining
Andrena prunorum (cover photo), 2018;XXXXIII:3:12
native
cover photo, 2015;XXXX:3:1
Native Bees of New Mexico, 2011;XXXVI:4:9
photos, 2015;XXXX:3:7
Pollinators Under Pressure, 2015;XXXX:3:6
pollen-coated
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:1
sweat
Agapostemon sp. (cover photo), 2023;XLVIII:4:1
Lasioglossum sp. (cover photo), 2018;XXXXIII:3:12
western honey
Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:14
beetles
bark
Demystifying Bark Beetles, 2006;XXXI:3:7
Tamarisk
Effects of the Beetle: Tamarisk Mortality, the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher, and Wildfire (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
Tamarisk Beetle History, Release, Spread (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
Bellflower ground cherry
Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:9
Benson, Lyman
Trees and Shrubs of the Southwestern Deserts, 1982;VII:1:5
Berberis
fendleri
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
nervosa
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
trifoliata
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Berlandiera
lyrata
cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:4:12
New Mexico Close-Up: Chocolate Flower (Berlandiera lyrata), 2017;XXXXII:4:5
Berman, Gordon
Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10
Bernard, Nelson T.
Wildflowers Aiong Forest and Mesa Trails, 1986;XI:6:5
Bernhardt, Peter
The Rose's Kiss, 2000;XXV:4:14
Berry, Charles
El Paso Chapter Loses Charles Berry, 2008;XXXIII:1:6
Bestelmeyer, Stephanie
Learning About Native Plants at the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park, 2020;XXXXV:4:5
Southern New Mexico Students Are “Stepping Out” for Science, 2013;XXXVIII:1:6
Best Wildflower Hikes (Selby), 2020;XXXXV:4:8, 2022;XXXXVII:2:18
Beymer, Cheryl
Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10
Bianca, Claudia
Farewell to Betsy, 2016;XXXXI:1:14
Meet NPSNM Board Member Jan Martenson: Our Fireball of Energy, 2016;XXXXI:4:2
Bickham, Bob
Plant a Shrub or Tree in Honor of Earth Day, 1990;XV:2:4
Big Bend National Park
visit recap, 1985;X:4:13
Big Ditch Park
Silver City’s Sunken Street to Become a River Walk Park, 1978;III:10:4
Bindweed
common
Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4
biocrusts
restoration of, 2024;XLIX:2:7
biodiversity
Biodiversity: No Net Loss? 1993;XVIII:1:8
ESA reauthorization pending, 1992;XVII:3:3
Four Arguments for Preservation of Species Diversity, 1982;VII:2SE:4
New Mexico is Botanically Rich and Unexplored, 1982;VII:2SE:2
New United Nations Report Acknowledges That Biodiversity Loss Undermines Human Rights, 2017;XXXXII:3:6
Plant Diversity and the National Forests, 1990;XV:1:4
Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (Coombs et al., ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9
biologists
Ask A Biologist, 2006;XXXI:2:4
Felger: More than a Botanist, He was an Ethnobotanist and Ethnobiologist, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8
birds. See also specific birds
ornamental fruits attractive to birds, 1977;II:8:7
Bishop’s cap
description and illustration, 1977;II:8:4
Bishop’s Lodge
Water Conservation: Bishop’s Lodge Waste Water System, 1977;II:6:6
Bitterbush
Cowania vs. Purshia, 1987;XII:4:8
Bixby, Kevin
Environmental Center Provides Voice for Environment in Southern New Mexico, 1996;XXI:2:2
Blac, Scott Hoffman
Demystifying Bark Beetles, 2006;XXXI:3:7
Black, Virginia
Month-to-Month Gardening, New Mexico (Dolecek), review, 2000;XXV:1:8
Blackwell, Laird R.
Great Basin Wildflowers, 2009;XXXIV:3:13
Bladderpod
Ivey’s
Ivey’s Bladderpod (Physaria iveyana): A New Plant Species! 2013;XXXVIII:1:12
Bladderwort
The Un-Common Bladderwort, 2001;XXVI:1:4
Blanket flower
Blanket Flower, Gaillardia species, 1991;XVI:6:11
cover photo, 2015;XXXX:1:1
Blazingstar
Adonis
cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:16
description, 1989;XIV:5:5
Blisard, Karen
The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:12
BLM (Bureau of Land Management)
ACEC—Friend or Foe, 1992;XVII:5:10
BLM Carlsbad Planning Comments, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5
BLM Conservation and Landscape Health Rule, 2023;XLVIII:4:6
BLM decisions, 1980;V:5:6
BLM Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5
BLM Funds, 2024;XLIX:1:7
BLM Wilderness Inventory . . . Update, 1979;IV:5:5
BLM Wilderness Update, 1988;XII:2:1
Bureau of Land Management, 1985;X:3:6
Chaco Area Leasing Ban, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5
Chaco Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4
Federal Agency Planning comments, 2020;XXXXV:3:5
FFO RMPA, 2014;XXXIX:4:3
hearings on livestock grazing, 1999;XXIV:2:3
Introducing Maria Mullins, BLM State Botanist/ Ecologist, 2023;XLVIII:4:7
New BLM Public Lands Rule, 2024;XLIX:3:5
New Mexico BLM Wilderness, 1992;XVII:5:3
NPS–NM Members Feelings on BLM Wilderness Plan, 1988;XII:4:1
Sandoval County BLM Land Protected, 2024;XLIX:3:5
Upcoming Bureau of Land Management Resource Management Plan Revisions, 2005;XXX:2:4
Views from the South, 1991;XVI:1:7
Bluebonnet
Red Bluebonnets from the Rio Grande, 1997;XXII:1:7
Blue Hole Cienega Preserve
The Blue Hole Ciénega: Sometimes Conservation Requires a Village, 2011;XXXVI:4:5
Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:8, 2012;XXXVII:1:9
cover photo, 2012;XXXVII:1:1
Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
Scenes from a Field Trip to Blue Hole Cienega (photos), 2013;XXXVIII:1:13
Bluestem
big
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:5
Boardman, Arthur
Dropseeds, Burrograss, Wolftail, 2011;XXXVI:1:10
Boles, Patrick
Observing Nature, 1992;XVII:3:7
Boletus
barrowsii
Six Mushrooms Named for Charles Barrows, 1977;II:9:5
book reviews and news
Agaves, Yuccas and Related Plants (Irish, Irish), 2000;XXV:4:14
Agroecology (Altieri), 1984;IX:5:8
Aldo Leopold, His Life and Work (Meine), 1990;XV:2:2
Alien Invasion (Devine), 2002;XXVII:3:15
Alien Species in North America and Hawaii (Cox), 2000;XXV:4:15
Annotated Checklist of Vascular Plants of Grand Canyon National Park (Phillips), 1990;XV:1:10
The Audubon Field Guide to North American Wildflowers (Spellenberg), 1985;X:4:5
Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed. (Rebman, Roberts), 2012;XXXVII:4:7
The Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico (Heflin), 1990;XV:5:3
Beautiful Gardens (Johnson, Millard), 1991;XVI:3:12
Best Wildflower Hikes (Selby), 2020;XXXXV:4:8, 2022;XXXXVII:2:18
Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (Coombs et al., ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9
Bookshelf Browsing (NPSNM book list new titles), 1999;XXIV:5:4
brief review of flora guides, 1977;II:2:3
Bringing Nature Home (Tallamy), 2008;XXXIII:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:1:11
Building Inside Nature’s Envelope (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2001;XXVI:4:15
Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico (Cary), 2010;XXXV:1:12
Cactaceas de Chihuahua (Quintana Martínez, Lebgue Keleng), 2011;XXXVI:1:7
The Cactus Plot (Ramakka), 2019;XXXXIV:4:14
A Catalog of the Flora of Arizona (Lehr), 1978;III:11:1
Chihuahuan Desert Gardens (Magee, McKimmie eds.), 1998;XXIII:3:3
Classic Wetlands Book Back in Print, 2003;XXVIII:1:13
Colorado Flora (Weber), 1991;XVI:3:11
Common Southwestern Native Plants (Carter et al.), 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12
Common Texas Grasses, 1982;VII:1:5
Conservation for the Twenty-first Century (Western, Pearl, eds.), 1990;XV:2:5
Conservation Politics (Baker), 1986;XI:2:6
Cutting Edge Gardening in the Intermountain West (Tatroe), 2007;XXXII:4:13
In a Desert Garden (Alcock), 1998;XXIII:5:4
Discovering the Desert (Mcginnies), 1982;VII:1:5
Drought-Tolerant Plants (Taylor), 1994;XIX:1:2
Dry Climate Gardening (Ortho Books), 2004;XXIX:2:14
Dry Climate Gardening with Succulents, 1996;XXI:3:7
Earth in the Balance (Gore), 1993;XVIII:2:11
Ecology of Herbal Medicine (Saville), 2021;XXXXVI:4:7
El Paisaje de Soledad (Magee), 1989;XIV:5:6
Endangered and Threatened Species of Arizona and New Mexico (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service), 1990;XV:1:10
Endangered Plant Species of the World and Their Endangered Habitats, 1982;VII:1:5
The End of Science (Horgan), 1998;XXIII:4:3
Enduring Seeds (Nabham), 1990;XV:2:5
Extinction (Ehrlich, Ehrlich), 1982;VII:2SE:2
Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Yarborough, Powell), 2003;XXVIII:3:14
Few and Far Between (Campbell), 1998;XXIII:3:8
Field Guides (comparison of), 1985;X:2:4
Field Guides to New Mexico’s Plants, 1993;XVIII:2:7
A Field Guide to the Plants of Arizona (Epple), 1996;XXI:4:12
Flora Neomexicana III (Allred, Ivey), 2013;XXXVIII:1:11
A Flora of New Mexico (Martin, Hutchins), 1981;VI:5:3
Flora of North America, 1995;XX:3:8
Flora of the Four Corners Region (Heil et al.), 2014;XXXIX:1:7
Flowering Plants of New Mexico (Ivey), 1984;IX:5:8, 2014;XXXIX:3:7
Flowering Plants of New Mexico, 3rd ed. (Ivey), 1996;XXI:1:7
Flowers of the Southwest Forests and Woodlands (Foxx), 1985;X:6:8
Founding Gardeners (Wulf), 2011;XXXVI:4:13
The Future of Life (Wilson), 2004;XXIX:1:15
A Gardener’s Guide to Growing Native Plants in the Santa Fe Area (Wilde), 1986;XI:4:3
Gardening the Arid Land (Gerard), 1997;XXII:4:11
Gathering Moss (Kimmerer), 2007;XXXII:3:15
The Good in Nature and Humanity (Kellert, Farnham, eds.), 2003;XXVIII:2:14
Grasses of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Powell), 1997;XXII:4:10
Great Basin Wildflowers (Blackwell), 2009;XXXIV:3:13
Growing and Propagating Wild Flowers (Phillips), 1986;XI:4:8
Growing Desert Plants from Windowsill to Garden (Hodoba), 1996;XXI:3:6
Growing Native Plants of the Rocky, Mountain Area (Dorn, Dorn), 2007;XXXII:3:16
Guide for North Central New Mexico Out for Spring, 2003;XXVIII:2:6
A Guide to Plants of the Northern Chihuahuan Desert (Dodson), 2012;XXXVII:3:12
Gymnosperms of the United States and Canada (Nixon), 2022;XXXXVII:3:4
A Handbook of Rare and Endemic Plants of New Mexico, 1984;IX:4:5
The Hidden Forest (Luoma), 2001;XXVI:2:15
High and Dry (Nold), 2009;XXXIV:3:12
How to Get Your Lawn & Garden Off Drugs (Rubin), 2003;XXVIII:3:15
How To Grow Native Plants of Texas and the Southwest (Nokes), 2002;XXVII:1:15
How to Grow Wildflowers (Johnson, Millard), 1993;XVIII:6:3
Hummingbird Plants of the Southwest (Scott), 2015;XXXX:3:9
The Intermountain Flora, vol. 6 (Cronquist et al.), 1978;III:9:1
Intermountain Flora, Volume 7 (Holmgren, Holmgren), 2017;XXXXII:4:7
The Invention of Nature (Wulf), 2016;XXXXI:2:8
The Landscaping Ideas of Jays (Lowry), 2008;XXXIII:1:13
The Landscaping Revolution (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2000;XXV:3:3
Landscaping to Save Water in the Desert (Johnson), 1987;XII:2:8
Landscaping with Native Plants (Wilson), 1985;X:4:13
Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home (Pope Francis), 2015;XXXX:4:16
Lost Landscapes and Failed Economies (Power), 1997;XXII:3:2
Medicinal Plants of the Desert and Canyon West (Moore), 1997;XXII:4:9
Medicinal Plants of the Mountain West (Moore), 1997;XXII:4:9
Month-to-Month Gardening, New Mexico (Dolecek), 2000;XXV:1:8
Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies (Dodson, Dunmire), 2008;XXXIII:2:15
Native Gardens for Dry Climates (Wasowski, Wasowski), 1996;XXI:1:8
Native Landscaping from El Paso to L.A. (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2001;XXVI:1:15
Native Plant Gardening for Birds, Bees and Butterflies (Miller), 2021;XXXXVI:3:10
A Native Plant Selection Guide (NPSNM), 2006;XXXI:1:4
Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens (Busco, Morin), 2003;XXVIII:4:15
Native Plants for New Mexico Landscapes (Hooks et al.), 1985;X:6:8, 1986;XI:2:6
Native Plants for Southwestern Landscapes (Meilke), 1998;XXIII:5:6
Natural Design (Phillips), 1996;XXI:2:7
New Mexico Gardener’s Guide (Phillips), 1999;XXIV:2:3
New Mexico’s Living Landscapes (Dunmire), 2012;XXXVII:3:11
90 Years and 535 Miles {Humphrey), 1988;XII:3:3
Northern Chihuahuan Desert Wildflowers (West), 2001;XXVI:3:15
NPSNM Books Etc. Listing of Sept. 1, 1999, 2000;XXV:1:14
NPSNM Produces Landscaping Guide, 1998;XXIII:3:1
Outlaw Weeds of the West (Sackett), 2015;XXXX:1:12
The Pearl Plot (Ramakka), 2023;XLVIII:4:12
Penstemons: the Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico (Heflin), 1998;XXIII:3:1
Plant Identification Terminology (Harris, Harris), 1994;XIX:5:8
Plants for Natural Gardens (Phillips), 1996;XXI:2:7
A Practical Guide for the Amateur Naturalist (Durrell), 1984;IX:3:8
A Practical Guide to Edible and Useful Plants (Tull), 1987;XII:4:7
Rare Plants of Colorado, 1989;XIV:6:11
Reflections on Aldo Leopold and A Sand County Almanac, 2009;XXXIV:1:10
A Region of Astonishing Beauty (Williams), 2004;XXIX:3:15
The Reluctant Mr. Darwin (Quammen), 2007;XXXII:1:4
Requiem for a Lawnmower (Wasowski), 1993;XVIII:2:11, 2004;XXIX:3:14
The Roadrunner (Meinzer), 2002;XXVII:4:15
Roadside Plants of Northern New Mexico (Tierney, Hughes), 1983;VIII:5:7
Roadside Wildflowers of the Southern Great Plains (Freeman, Schofield), 1993;XVIII:2:11
Rocky Mountain Garden Survival Guide (Tweit), 2005;XXX:1:15
The Rocky Mountain Plant Guide (Miller), review, 2024;XLIX:1:15
The Rose's Kiss (Bernhardt), 2000;XXV:4:14
Santa Fe Bouquet (Hughes, Flynn), 1989;XIV:6:10
Seed Plants of Northern Arizona (McDougall), 1978;III:9:1
And Some Brought Flowers (Downie, Hamilton), 1982;VII:1:5
Southern Rockies Book Sales Soaring, 2003;XXVIII:3:1
Southwestern and Texas Wildflowers (Neihaus), 1996;XXI:4:6
Southwestern Landscaping with Native Plants (Phillips), 1988;XII:4:6
Strategic Ignorance (Pope, Rauber), 2004;XXIX:4:15
Summer Wildflowers of New Mexico (Martin, Hutchins), 1986;XI:4:7
Survival or Extinction (Synge, Townsend, eds.), 1980;V:1:4
Tending the Earth (Johnson), 2003;XXVIII:1:15
Texas Sky (Meinzer), 2002;XXVII:4:15
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico (Carter), 1998;XXIII:2:1
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, rev. ed., (Carter), 2012;XXXVII:3:11
Trees and Shrubs of the Southwestern Deserts (Benson, Darrow), 1982;VII:1:5
Trees and Shrubs of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Powell), 1998;XXIII:4:4
Trespass Against Us (Doyle), 2005;XXX:2:15
The Tumbleweed Gourmet (Niethammer), 1988;XII:2:3
Vascular Plants of the San Luis Basin (Dixon), 2014;XXXIX:4:5
Verified Checklist of the Grasses of New Mexico (Allred, Hatch, Soreng), 1986;XI:3:2
Where Have All the Wildflowers Gone? (Mohlenbrock), 1984;IX:2:7
Where Rainbows Wait for Rain (Lynn), 1989;XIV:6:10
Why We Garden (Nollman), 1998;XXIII:5:6
Wildflowers Aiong Forest and Mesa Trails (Bernard), 1986;XI:6:5
Wildflowers of the Llano Estacado (Rose, Strandtmann), 1987;XII:4:7
Wildflowers of the Texas Hill Country (Enquist), 1990;XV:1:10
Wildflowers of the United States (Rickett), 1984;IX:3:8
Wildflowers of the Western Plains (Kirkpatrick), 1993;XVIII:2:11
Wild Plants and Native Peoples of the Four Corners (Dunmire, Tierney), 1998;XXIII:5:6
Wild Plants of America (Smith), 1989;XIV:6:10
Wild Plants of the Pueblo Province (Dunmire, Tierney), 1995;XX:4:8
Woody Plants of the Southwest (Lamb), 1976;I:9:3
Working Index of New Mexico Vascular Plant Names, 1995;XX:6:8
The World Without Us (Weisman), 2008;XXXIII:3:14
The Xeriscape Flower Gardener (Knopf), 1991;XVI:6:7
Yard Full of Sun (Calhoun), 2005;XXX:4:10
Borland, James (Jim)
Chrysothamnus nauseosus, 1996;XXI:4:9
On Germination and Culture of Aquilegia, 1985;X:3:5
Growing and Propagating Wild Flowers (Phillips), review, 1986;XI:4:8
Notes on Breeding Mirabilis multiflora, 1985;X:4:10
The Problem with Wild Seed, 1984;IX:4:6
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge
1989’s Annual Meeting, 1989;XIV:6:8
Bosque Del Apache Meadow Madness Update and Video, 1989;XIII:3:1
Bosque del Apache Moonlight and Meadow Mania, 1989;XIII:2:1
Bosque del Apache Update from Judith Phillips, 1988;XII:6:2
Bosque Update, 1989;XV:4:4
Plants of the Apache Woods, 1991;XVI:2:1
Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13
botanists
Agency Botanist Update, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4
Are You a Para-Botanist? 1993;XVIII:3:3
Augustus Fendler, 1977;II:11:5
A Botanist to Transport Us, 2017;XXXXII:4:5
Forest Botanists, 2022;XXXXVII:2:4
Glen Niner, Botanist of New Mexico, 1981;VI:5:4
Introducing Maria Mullins, BLM State Botanist/ Ecologist, 2023;XLVIII:4:7
Meet Our New State Botanist, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4
Pam McBride Botanist/Archaeologist, 2020;XXXXV:3:11
The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:5
A Rule of Thumb for Botanists: the 1 in 20 rule, 1999;XXIV:1:1
Updates from the State Botanist, 2024;XLIX:3:15, 2024;XLIX:3:19
What’s in a Name? 1986;XI:2:4
Where Have All the Botanists Gone? 2011;XXXVI:2:5
Who’s Who in New Mexico Botanizing, 1986;XI:3:7
botany and botanizing
For Beginners Only, 1992;XVII:2:3
Biology of the Southwest: Field Botany (course report), 1998;XXIII:5:3
Botanical Knowledge and Experience, 2010;XXXV:4:9
Botany on Horseback in the 1800’s, 1981;VI:3:2
Botany: The Death of a Science in American Education, 2011;XXXVI:1:3
A Case for Collecting, 2001;XXVI:4:7
classical botany (The Prez Sez), 2002;XXVII:1:2
Don’t Let Winter Get You Down! 2011;XXXVI:1:8
Fall and Winter Botany (or Plant Forensics), 2011;XXXVI:1:8
A Fertile Field for Discovery, 1993;XVIII:2:1
Fun as an Amateur Botanist, 1997;XXII:2:8
Geobotanical Prospecting, 1980;V:5:2
Gone or Just Forgotten? 1993;XVIII:3:6
Help Build Floristic Atlas of New Mexico, 2007;XXXII:2:4
The Heritage Program, 1980;V:4:2
Heritage Program Surveys San Juan County, 1981;VI:4:2
Keys to the Kingdom: Botany from a Layperson’s Point of View, 1995;XX:3:6
Observing Nature, 1992;XVII:3:7
From the President, 2020;XXXXV:1:3
Sexual Olio in Botany, 1998;XXIII:1:3
Studying the Flora of New Mexico through the Lens and on the Screen, 1996;XXI:3:3
Taxonomy Flashcard Challenge, 2010;XXXV:1:16
A Tribute to the Amateur in Botany, 1992;XVII:4:1, 1992;XVII:6:7
What's New in College Botany? 1994;XIX:1:3
Winter Botanizing (cover photos), 2011;XXXVI:1:1
Bothriochloa
wrightii
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:2
Botrychium spp.
Grape Ferns of New Mexico, 1977;II:10:2
illustrations, 1977;II:10:4, 1977;II:10:5
Moonworts! 2010;XXXV:4:6
Bousselot, Jennifer
Common Southwestern Native Plants, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9
Bouteloua
curtipendula
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
eriopoda
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
gracilis
cover photos, 2017;XXXXII:2:20
New Mexico Close-up, 2017;XXXXII:2:7
hirsuta
Bouteloua hirsuta, Illustrated: A Tribute, 2015;XXXX:3:8
rothrockii
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
Bowers, Lynn
2021 Conference Silent Auction Donations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13
Boyce Thompson Arboretum
Message from the President, 1983;VIII:5:2
Boze, Broox
Rocky Mountain Marshmallows, 2004;XXIX:4:14
Bozeman, Don
False Indigo, 1996;XXI:5:8
Wildflowers of the Panhandle, 1996;XXI:1:1
Brandt, Carol
Are You a Para-Botanist? 1993;XVIII:3:3
The Breath of Spring on the Zuni Mesas, 1993;XVIII:3:9
The Children Who Knew Too Much: More on Datura meteloides, 1993;XVIII:6:4
Partners in Plant Protection, 1993;XVIII:4:8
Pectis angustifolia: A Pinch of Summer in the Dead of Winter, 1994;XIX:1:1
The Mustard Family, 1978;III:4:5
The Must-See Mustards, 2004;XXIX:1:13
Breck, Steven
Breck Introduces NPS to Cacti, 1978;III:2:3
Breckenridge, F.G. (Breck)
Germinating Cacti Seeds, 1995;XX:5:6
Germinating Native Cacti Seeds, 1992;XVII:2:4
Brickellia
californica
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Bringing Nature Home (Tallamy), 2008;XXXIII:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:1:11
Bromus spp.
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
Broomrapes
Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:14
Brothera
leana
cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1
Brourd, Arsène
Botanical Collections of Brother Gerfroy Arsène Brourd, 2002;XXVII:3:12
Brown, Paul
Scientists Warn of Genetically Modified Superweed Risk, 2005;XXX:4:14
Bryophytes
Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10
Overlooked, 1982;VII:3:6
Buchanan, Clay
Clay Buchanan's Trickle System, 1977;II:5:11
Buckner, Ruby
Oshá (Ligusticum porteri), 1989;XIV:5:4, 1995;XX:5:3
Buddleja
alternifolia
Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4
Buffaloberry
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
silver
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Buffalo gourd
Buffalo Gourd (Cucurbita foetidissima), 1995;XX:4:3
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15
Bulb panicgrass
Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6
Bulrush
red tinged
cover photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:1
Burris, Virginia
Bringing Nature Home (Tallamy), review, 2008;XXXIII:3:12
Habitat Workshop a Smashing Success, 2007;XXXII:3:9
Busco, Janice
Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens, 2003;XXVIII:4:15
Bush muhly
What About Bush Muhly? 1996;XXI:2:3
butterflies
American snout-nose
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:4:1
Anasazi skipper, 2017;XXXXII:4:6
Butterflies and Their Favorite Native Plants, 1982;VII:1:8
cabbage white
cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:1
Fill 'er up! Butterflies and Moths Swarm Turpentine Bush, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10
monarch
Enchanting Wings in Your Yard, 2012;XXXVII:2:8
pipevine swallowtail
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1
Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly Listed (endangered), 2023;XLVIII:3:4
variegated fritillary
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:4:1
Butterfly bush
Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4
Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico (Cary), 2010;XXXV:1:12
Buxbaum, Chuck
Science Teacher of the Year Award, 2024;XLIX:2:6
bylaws
changes to (From the Presidents Desk), 1992;XVII:6:10
Notice of Bylaw Changes, 2022;XXXXVII:4:7
NPS Bylaws Revised, 1981;VI:2:7
Official Notice of Proposed Amendment to the NPSNM Bylaws, 2004;XXIX:1:2
Revision of NPSNM Bylaws Proposed, 2012;XXXVII:2:3
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPCactaceas de Chihuahua (Quintana Martínez, Lebgue Keleng), 2011;XXXVI:1:7
Cactus. See also specific type, genus, or common name
Breck Introduces NPS to Cacti, 1978;III:2:3
Cacti, 1988;XII:2:5, 1993;XVIII:1:11
Cacti and Succulents for New Mexico Landscapes, 1991;XVI:6:10
Cactus Confusion, 1993;XVIII:4:1
Germinating Cacti Seeds, 1995;XX:5:6
Germinating Native Cacti Seeds, 1992;XVII:2:4
Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7
Threatened or Endangered Cacti, 1980;V:1:1
Xeroxing Cacti, 1980;V:6:3
The Cactus Plot (Ramakka), 2019;XXXXIV:4:14
Cactus Rescue Project
Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7
Caffey, Margaret
The UNM Herbarium, 1983;VIII:3:3
Calhoun, Scott
Yard Full of Sun, 2005;XXX:4:10
California Native Plant Society
CNPS Policy Statement, 1980;V:5:7
Letter from Alice Q. Howard, California Native Plant Society, 1979;IV:10:4
Wild Plants and Wild Places: Will They Be Here for Our Children? 2003;XXVIII:1:8
Callitriche
heterophylla
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
Calochortus
gunnisonii
Native Bulb-forming Wildflowers, 1977;II:11:3
Calylophus
lavandulifolius
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:1:4
Calypso
bulbosa
Native Bulb-forming Wildflowers, 1977;II:11:3
Camas
heartleaf grounded and Mogollon death
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Mogollon death
cover photo, 2016;XXXXI:4:1
A New Death Camas, 1996;XXI:2:8
Camilliere, Norma
NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7
Campbell, Craig
The Madrones of New Mexico, 2015;XXXX:2:8
Campbell, John Martin
Few and Far Between, 1998;XXIII:3:8
Canada
Ontario to Ban Lawn Pesticide Use, Home Depot Stops Sales, 2008;XXXIII:3:5
Canaigre
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Carduus
nutans
Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16
Carex spp.
The Distribution, Habitat Preference, and Nomenclature of NM Sedges in the Genus Carex, 2016;XXXXI:4:3
Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5
Carex
hystericina
cover photo, 2016;XXXXI:4:1
photos, 2013;XXXVIII:3:10, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10
lenticularis
cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1
senta
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:1
Carlsbad Caverns/Guadalupe Mountains Association
Chihuahuan Desert Native Plant Conservation Initiative–April 2004, 2004;XXIX:2:2
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Drawing Spring Blossoms at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2003;XXVIII:1:4
Drought and Fire—2011 in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2011;XXXVI:4:3
Students, Volunteers Help Restore Habitat, 2006;XXXI:1:15
Carrot family
The Apex of Beauty: Apiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:4:4
Carter, Diane
Celebration of Jack Carter’s Life, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7
Carter, Jack
Alien Species in North America and Hawaii (Cox), review, 2000;XXV:4:15
Annual Meeting Centers on Diversity and Conservation, 1999;XXIV:5:2
Attention: Biology and Botany Teachers, 2014;XXXIX:2:5
The Awkward Relationship Between Homo Sapiens and Planet Earth, 2013;XXXVIII:4:11
Biology of the Southwest: Field Botany (course report), 1998;XXIII:5:3
Botany: The Death of a Science in American Education, 2011;XXXVI:1:3
Bringing Nature Home (Tallamy), review, 2018;XXXXIII:1:11
Common Southwestern Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9
The Failures and Successes of the Board, 1999;XXIV:3:10
The Future of the Living World under Human Influence: Returning the Study of Whole Plants and Animals to the Biology Curriculum, 2014;XXXIX:3:5
The Good in Nature and Humanity (Kellert, Farnham, eds.), review, 2003;XXVIII:2:14
How Can NPSNM’s Grants Program Better Support Education in the Plant Sciences? 2013;XXXVIII:2:7
I can Hardly Wait for Spring, 2005;XXX:1:11
The Invention of Nature (Wulf), review, 2016;XXXXI:2:8
Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home (Pope Francis), review, 2015;XXXX:4:16
Living with Plants, 1998;XXIII:4:8
Lost Landscapes and Failed Economies (Power), review, 1997;XXII:3:2
in memoriam
Celebration of Jack Carter’s Life, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7
Fondly Remembering Jack Carter, 2020;XXXXV:3:8
In Memoriam: Gene Simon, 2012;XXXVII:3:6
A Missing Link: Knowledgeable Students of New Mexico Flora (The Prez Sez), 2000;XXV:2:2
NPSNM Workshop Report: Becoming Rain Keepers, 2009;XXXIV:3:2
plant society state affiliations (Point. . .Counterpoint), 2002;XXVII:2:7
Population, Conservation, Climate, and Survival, 2012;XXXVII:3:12
Reflections on Aldo Leopold and A Sand County Almanac, 2009;XXXIV:1:10
The Reluctant Mr. Darwin (Quammen), review, 2007;XXXII:1:4
Report on NPSNM’s Finances and Investments, 2013;XXXVIII:2:8
Single Species Ecology vs Ecosystem Ecology, 1999;XXIV:1:3
The State of the World and the Worldwatch Institute, 1999;XXIV:2:9
Studying the Flora of New Mexico through the Lens and on the Screen, 1996;XXI:3:3
thanks to Board members (The Prez Sez), 2000;XXV:4:2
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, 1998;XXIII:2:1
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, 3rd ed., 2021;XXXXVI:1:7, 2021;XXXXVI:2:7
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, rev. ed., 2012;XXXVII:3:11
The World Without Us (Weisman), review, 2008;XXXIII:3:14
Carter, Jack and Martha
Carter Conservation Fund Established, 2007;XXXII:4:7
Jack & Martha Carter Conservation Fund, 2009;XXXIV:3:6
Lifelong Conservationists, 2008;XXXIII:4:8
Remembering Judith Muncrief (in memoriam), 2006;XXXI:2:4
Carter, Joy
Weeds, Exotics, and Noxiousness, 1994;XIX:1:5
Carter, Martha Ann Shelton
Common Southwestern Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9
Founding Gardeners (Wulf), review, 2011;XXXVI:4:13
The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5
Making Water Run Uphill (a new champion tree for New Mexico), 2006;XXXI:3:1
in memoriam, 2024;XLIX:2:8
Mistletoes of New Mexico & the Southwest, 2001;XXVI:1:12
Volunteer Profile, 2002;XXVII:4:2
Carter Conservation Award
Dave Anderson, 2021;XXXXVI:4:8
Melanie Gisler, 2019;XXXXIV:4:5
Carter Conservation Fund donors
Jan. 2008 to Dec. 2008, 2009;XXXIV:1:15
2009 appeal to, 2009;XXXIV:3:6
Jan. 2009 to Dec. 2009, 2010;XXXV:1:7
Feb. 2009 to Jan. 2010, 2010;XXXV:2:6
Jan. 2011 to Aug. 2011, 2011;XXXVI:4:11
Aug. 2011 to Feb. 2012, 2012;XXXVII:2:5
Jan. 2012 to Apr. 2012, 2012;XXXVII:3:10
Sept. 2012 to Sept. 2013, 2013;XXXVIII:4:14
June 2014 to Dec. 2015, 2016;XXXXI:1:13
Nov. 2015 to Dec. 2016, 2017;XXXXII:1:9
Dec. 2016 to Dec. 2017, 2018;XXXXIII:1:13
Dec. 2017 to Dec. 2018, 2019;XXXXIV:1:13
Dec. 2018 to Nov. 2019, 2020;XXXXV:1:13
Dec. 2019 to Aug. 2020, 2020;XXXXV:4:11
Aug. 2020 to Aug. 2021, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13
Aug. 2021 to Aug. 2022, 2022;XXXXVII:4:15
Aug. 2022 to Aug. 2023, 2023;XLVIII:4:11
Aug. 2023 to Aug. 2024, 2024;XLIX:4:13
Carter Conservation Fund grants, 2020;XXXXV:3:9
2016 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2016;XXXXI:2:2
2017 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2017;XXXXII:2:3
2018 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2018;XXXXIII:2:2
2019 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2019;XXXXIV:2:2
2022 Carter Conservation Fund Grant Awards, 2022;XXXXVII:2:9
2023 Carter Conservation Fund Awards, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:9
2024 Carter Conservation Awards, 2024;XLIX:2:5
Asombro Institute Makes Excellent Use of Their Conservation Fund Grant, 2021;XXXXVI:3:3
Carter Conservation Fund Awardees, 2021;XXXXVI:2:5
Carter Conservation Fund Established, 2007;XXXII:4:7
Carter Conservation Fund Grant Awards (From the President), 2020;XXXXV:2:3
Carter Conservation Fund grant projects (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:4:2
Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10
CCF Grant Aids in Tamarisk Removal, 2023;XLVIII:4:5
Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden, 2024;XLIX:3:5
Native Plant Demonstration Gardens, 2022;XXXXVII:1:12
overview of (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:4:5
Carter-Tripp, Marshall
Some Words on Plants, 2006;XXXI:1:11
Wynn Anderson Awarded Lifetime Member Status, 2008;XXXIII:2:4
Cary, Steven J.
Butterfly Garden Workshop Set for May 13th in Santa Fe, 2000;XXV:2:14
Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:12
Castilleja
haydenii
cover photo, 2024;XLIX:1:1
ornate
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
Castner Range National Monument
Castner Range Becomes a National Monument, 2023;XLVIII:3:17
Castner Range comments, 2015;XXXX:4:3
Castner Range Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8, 2018;XXXXIII:2:8, 2023;XLVIII:3:5
cover photo, 2023;XLVIII:3:1
Cave Creek Canyon
conservation of, 1977;II:12:1
Cawlfield, Betty Allison
Indian Blanket, 1999;XXIV:3:1
Ceanothus
integerrimus
Unexpected Encounter: Ceanothus integerrimus, 2018;XXXXIII:1:10
intermedia
characteristics, 1977;II:12:4
Celtis spp.
Hackberry Nipple Gall & Blister Gall, 1983;VIII:3:5
Center for Plant Conservation, 1991;XVI:1:6
Century plant
cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:1:1, 2022;XXXXVII:4:1
NM Close-Up, 2020;XXXXV:1:14
Cercocarpus
montanus
illustration, 1982;VII:4:4, 2002;XXVII:1:8
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Cereus
nightblooming
photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1
Cervantes, Sandy
scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:4:15
Cevallia
stinging
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:10
Cevallia
sinuata
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:10
Chaco Culture National Historical Park
Chaco Area Leasing Ban, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5
Chaco Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4
Chamaesaracha
coronopus
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13
Chamisa
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
Transplanting Chamisa, 1980;V:1:3
Chamiso hediondo
A Widespread and Useful Southwestern Plant, 2007;XXXII:3:13
Chattanooga Iron Fen
field trip report, 2016;XXXXI:1:3
Chew, Carol
Lorrie Otto, Prairie Queen, 2003;XXVIII:4:8
Chihuahuan Desert
Chihuahuan Desert Native Plant Conservation Initiative - April 2004, 2004;XXIX:2:2
Conserve Chihuahuan Desert Open Space, 2002;XXVII:4:9
Grants for Scientific Literacy in the Chihuahuan Desert, 2009;XXXIV:1:4
Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1996;XXI:2:6
Chihuahuan Desert Gardens (Magee, McKimmie eds.), 1998;XXIII:3:3
Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park
Las Cruces Chapter Donations Support Area Projects, 2002;XXVII:3:16
Learning About Native Plants at the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park, 2020;XXXXV:4:5
ChIhuahuan Desert Research Institute, 1988;XII:2:6
Chihuahuan pineapple cactus
Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10
Chilopsis
linearis
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Chinaberry tree
A Botanical Mystery, 2005;XXX:1:7
Chionophila
jamesii
Snow-lovers, 1981;VI:1:6
Chloris
subdolichostachya
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:1
Chocolate flower
cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:4:12
New Mexico Close-Up: Chocolate Flower (Berlandiera lyrata), 2017;XXXXII:4:5
Choke cherry
common
range of, 1981;VI:4:2
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
western
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Cholla
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Cholla, 2015;XXXX:4:5
Santa Fe Cholla Conservation Areas Update, 2017;XXXXII:2:6
Santa Fe Cholla/Volunteer Opportunity, 2015;XXXX:2:6
Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7
tree
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Chrysothamnus
nauseosus
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
profile of, 1996;XXI:4:9
pulchellus
illustration, 1982;VII:4:4
Chuchupate
Yerba de la Gente: Oshá, 2005;XXX:4:1
Cinna
latifolia
Society Workshop Finds Long Lost Grass! 2004;XXIX:1:4
Cinquefoil
red
photo, 2010;XXXV:4:9
Cirsium
grahamii
A Rare Jewel in the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5
vinaceum
Cirsiums and Cienegas, 1995;XX:3:7
wrightii
Cirsiums and Cienegas, 1995;XX:3:7
cover photo, 2012;XXXVII:1:1
Santa Rosa Update, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Wright's Marsh Thistle Listed, 2023;XLVIII:3:4
Wright’s Marsh Thistle Threatened Listing and Critical Habitat, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4
Cirsiums and Cienegas, 1995;XX:3:7
citizen and community engagement
Citizen Involvement in Land Management Decisions, 2013;XXXVIII:1:3
Outreach Update, 2017;XXXXII:4:2
Citizen Science Award
Gila Chapter Member Ron Parry Receives Prestigious Citizen Science Award, 2020;XXXXV:2:3
citizen science projects
Playa Modifications Assessment, 2015;XXXX:1:5
City of Rocks State Park
photo, 2015;XXXX:3:18
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:12
Clammyweed
photo, 2016;XXXXI:2:12
Claret cup cactus
photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1
Clark, Janet K.
Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9
Clark’s nutcracker
Pinyon-packing Nutcrackers, 1978;III:5:3
The Cleanery
Many Thanks to The Cleanery, 2014;XXXIX:1:2
Clematis
alpine
Ivey drawings, 1989;XIV:6:4
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Clematis
ligusticifolia
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
for landscaping, 1982;VII:2:2
pseudoalpina
Ivey drawings, 1989;XIV:6:4
Clendennin, Paul
Drip Irrigation Conserves Water, 1981;VI:4:2
Cleome
serrulata
illustration, 1982;VII:3:5
Cliffbush
Fendler’s
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Clifford, Arnold
Flora of the Four Corners Region, 2014;XXXIX:1:7
photo (annual conference), 2007;XXXII:4:8
Cliffrose
Cowania vs. Purshia, 1987;XII:4:8
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
Stansbury
photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16
climate and climate change
New Mexico Joins the US Climate Alliance, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5
Plant Portraits: Ponderosa Pines, Climate Change, and Wildfires, 2005;XXX:3:6
Cloudcroft Phacelia
The Cloudcroft Phacelia: An Update, 2012;XXXVII:4:7
Cloudcroft Phacelia Search Is a Partial Success! 2011;XXXVI:4:7
Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:8, 2012;XXXVII:1:9
Searching for the Cloudcroft Phacelia, 2011;XXXVI:3:5
Coder, Kim D.
Trees: Traditions & Myths, 2001;XXVI:3:2
Cofrancesco, Alfred E.
Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9
Colorado Flora (Weber), 1991;XVI:3:11
color-changing plants, 1985;X:4:12
Columbine
Colorado blue
description, 1979;IV:5:2
golden
photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16
For Shade Only, 1985;X:2:8
Commelina spp.
Spiderworts and Dayflowers (Commelinaceae) of New Mexico, 1978;III:1:2
Commelina
erecta
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Common Reed
Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4
Common Southwestern Native Plants (Carter et al.), 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9
Common Texas Grasses, 1982;VII:1:5
community engagement. See citizen and community engagement
Compositae (Asteraceae) family. See Asteraceae (Compositae) family
Condalia
ericoides
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Coneflower
cutleaf
photo (contest winner), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1
prairie
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
conferences. See NPSNM Annual Conference; specific conferences
Conoboy, Carol
A Land Ethic for Seven Generations, 2022;XXXXVII:3:7
conservation. See also endangered or threatened species; national forests; national parks and monuments; plant salvage and rescue; public lands; rare plants; restoration; specific organizations
Appendix O: Summarized Terrestrial Research Needs, 2015;XXXX:3:16
approach to, 2003;XXVIII:3:13
Aridland Springs, 2010;XXXV:2:14
The Awkward Relationship Between Homo Sapiens and Planet Earth, 2013;XXXVIII:4:11
BLM
BLM hearings on grazing, 1999;XXIV:2:3
Carlsbad Planning Comments, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5
Conservation and Landscape Health Rule, 2023;XLVIII:4:6
Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5
FFO RMPA, 2014;XXXIX:4:3
Public Lands Rule, 2024;XLIX:3:5
Sandoval County BLM Land Protected, 2024;XLIX:3:5
Upcoming Bureau of Land Management Resource Management Plan Revisions, 2005;XXX:2:4
The Blue Hole Ciénega: Sometimes Conservation Requires a Village, 2011;XXXVI:4:5
The Case for Conserving Water (and a Corollary: The Case for Siberian Elm), 2009;XXXIV:4:10
Cave Creek Canyon, 1977;II:12:1
Chihuahuan Desert Native Plant Conservation Initiative - April 2004, 2004;XXIX:2:2
Citizen Involvement in Land Management Decisions, 2013;XXXVIII:1:3
Conservation Clips, 1999;XXIV:1:3
Conservation News from the Las Cruces Chapter, 2023;XLVIII:4:7
Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:8
Conservation vs. Restoration, 2002;XXVII:3:9
Conserve Chihuahuan Desert Open Space, 2002;XXVII:4:9
Conserving the Process—Lessons in Plant Ecology, 2009;XXXIV:3:5
Dark Skies and Plants, 2024;XLIX:2:7
In Defense of Public Lands, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
DeHaven Ranch, Conservation and Restoration at, 2022;XXXXVII:1:8
Department of Transportation Comments, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
The Diversity of Conservation, 2010;XXXV:1:10
The Ebb and Flow of Natural Plant Communities, 2004;XXIX:4:10
El Paso Chapter Takes on US Border Patrol (photo), 2002;XXVII:1:1
Environmental Stewardship Award to Taos Chapter (photo), 2004;XXIX:2:16
Feral Cattle Removal from the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5
Forest Plan Comments, 2020;XXXXV:1:4
Gila River
From the Gila Conservation Coalition, 2020;XXXXV:2:4
Gila Diversion, 2014;XXXIX:4:3
Gila Diversion Scoping, 2018;XXXXIII:4:3
Gila Diversion Update, 2017;XXXXII:3:3
Gila River Diversion Proposed, 2020;XXXXV:3:5
Gila River Diversion Update, 2020;XXXXV:4:5
News Flash (Gila River diversion), 2015;XXXX:1:12
NM Will End Gila Diversion Planning, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5
Wild and Scenic Gila River, 2020;XXXXV:3:5
Gray Ranch, 1990;XV:1:5
Great American Outdoors Act, 2020;XXXXV:4:4
land development, 1995;XX:1:5
Little Water Canyon, 2016;XXXXI:1:3
Living with Plants, 1998;XXIII:4:8
Muchas Gracias, Governor Richardson, 2004;XXIX:3:5
MX Developments, 1981;VI:5:5
The National Wildflower Research Center, 1984;IX:6:6
Native Plant Species Pilot Program Act of 2020, 2020;XXXXV:2:4
Nature Conservancy, 1990;XV:1:5
New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy, 2017;XXXXII:3:6
New Mexico’s Great Plains Grasslands, 2010;XXXV:3:7
New Xeriscape Brochure Offers Handy (and Colorful) Water Conservation Tips, 1995;XX:5:8
Note from the (New) Editor, 2005;XXX:4:2
NPSNM Has a New Conservation Committee Chair, 2014;XXXIX:2:3
Otero Mesa: An Example of New Mexico’s Forgotten Lands, 2004;XXIX:2:13
Pesticide Control, 2020;XXXXV:1:5
Pinyon Pipeline Application Withdrawn, 2017;XXXXII:2:6
Pollinator Protection License Plate, 2020;XXXXV:2:4
Population, Conservation, Climate, and Survival, 2012;XXXVII:3:12
Preserving a Cienega, 1997;XXII:1:3
Public Lands Transfer, 2017;XXXXII:2:6
Rewilding: a Concept Whose Time has Come, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5
Rio Grande
The Las Cruses Chapter Takes Action, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4
Las Cruses Update, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4
Saddleback Piñon Pipeline comments, 2015;XXXX:2:6
Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2016;XXXXI:1:5, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
Save the Plains-Mesa Sand Scrub, 2001;XXVI:3:10
Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7
Saving the Pieces: The Center for Plant Conservation and the National Effort to Save the Rare Plants of the United States, 1997;XXII:1:6
Saving the San Juan Badlands, 2011;XXXVI:2:6
The State of the World and the Worldwatch Institute, 1999;XXIV:2:9
State Wildlife Action Plan, 2015;XXXX:3:3, 2015;XXXX:4:3, 2016;XXXXI:3:8, 2016;XXXXI:4:9
Thompson Peak Wilderness Area
Proposed Legislation, 2024;XLIX:1:7
Valle de Oro NWR Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8
water conservation, 2004;XXIX:1:8
Weakening the Wilderness Act, 2024;XLIX:4:5
wetlands, 2003;XXVIII:2:13
Wildflowers Get an Even Break, 1985;X:5:8
The Wildlands Project, 1994;XIX:5:4
WOTUS, NPSNM comments, 2019;XXXXIV:3:4
WOTUS Update, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5
The Year of the Webinar, 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
Conservation for the Twenty-first Century (Western, Pearl, eds.), 1990;XV:2:5
Conservation Politics (Baker), 1986;XI:2:6
Convolvulaceae family
Ivey drawings, 1996;XXI:6:3
Convolvulus
arvensis
Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4
Coombs, Eric M.
Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9
Cooper, Ann C.
To Squash or Not to Squash, 1990;XV:2:10
Corn smut, 1988;XIII:1:1
Cornus
stolonifera
description and illustration, 1977;II:6:1
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Coronado National Forest
A Visit to Gray Ranch and the Coronado National Forest, 1993;XVIII:1:1
Correll, Donovan S.
Aquatic and Wetland Plants of the Southwest United States, 2003;XXVIII:1:13
Correll, Helen B.
Aquatic and Wetland Plants of the Southwest United States, 2003;XXVIII:1:13
Cortez, Dyanne Fry
Monardas: Medicinal Mints of Distinction, 1993;XVIII:6:1
Coryphantha
sneedii var. leei and var. sneedii
description, 1985;X:3:7
illustration, 1985;X:3:8
Threatened or Endangered Cacti, 1980;V:1:1
Cotton square borer
Native Plant Myth #426 (includes illustration), 1988;XII:4:4
Cottonwood
Cottonwoods: Précis, Plaint, Plea, 1980;V:6:4
narrowleaf
description and illustration, 1977;II:5:1
Sexism and Cottonwoods, 1980;V:5:6
Cowania
mexicana
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
stansburiana
Cowania vs. Purshia, 1987;XII:4:8
Cowboy’s boutonniere
cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:3:12
New Mexico Close-Up: Cowboy’s Boutonniere, 2017;XXXXII:3:7
Cox, George W.
Alien Species in North America and Hawaii:, 2000;XXV:4:15
Crag lily
Crag Lily Has Curious Distribution, 1978;III:8:3
Creech, David
Facilitating Container Production of Native Texas Small Trees for Urban and Suburban Landscapes, 1997;XXII:4:3
Creosote
Creosote Bush, 1988;XIII:1:3
The Creosote Bush, 1992;XVII:3:6
Creosote Gains Popularity, 1994;XIX:1:6
Cronquist, A.
The Intermountain Flora, vol. 6, 1978;III:9:1
Crosby, Donald G.
Toxic Plants as Possible Human Teratogens, 1982;VII:1:6
Crowder, Les
Bees, 1982;VII:3:4
Crowfoot
white water
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
Crownbeard
golden
description, 1977;II:9:3
Cruciferae family. See Brassicaceae family
Crucifixion thorn
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15
Crump, R.J.
Three Native Penstemons and How to Grow Them, 1978;III:7:1
Cryptantha
crassisepala
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
Cucurbita
foetidissima
Buffalo Gourd (Cucurbita foetidissima), 1995;XX:4:3
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15
Cupressus
arizonica
The Arizona Cypress, 1977;II:12:5
Curly dock
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Current
golden
Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Curtis, Linda
What's New in College Botany? 1994;XIX:1:3
Cutler, Scott
Wynn Anderson Awarded Lifetime Member Status, 2008;XXXIII:2:4
Cutting Edge Gardening in the Intermountain West (Tatroe), 2007;XXXII:4:13
Cylindropuntia
viridiflora
Santa Fe Cholla, 2015;XXXX:4:5
Santa Fe Cholla Conservation Areas Update, 2017;XXXXII:2:6
Santa Fe Cholla/Volunteer Opportunity, 2015;XXXX:2:6
Santa Fe Conservation Areas Update, 2017;XXXXII:2:6
Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7
Cymopterus spp.
Cymopterus in New Mexico, 1983;VIII:1:3
Cyperus
odoratus var. squarrosus
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:6
setigerus
Cyperus setigerus (Cyperaceae), New for New Mexico, 1994;XIX:2:8
Cypress
Arizona
The Arizona Cypress, 1977;II:12:5
Montezuma
The Native Redwood, 1998;XXIII:5:7
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPDaisy
blackfoot
Blackfoot Daisy Germination, 1984;IX:4:4
Propagation Notes, 1983;VIII:4:6
Dalea
formosa
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:1:16
New Mexico Close-Up: Indigo Bush (Dalea formosa), 2018;XXXXIII:1:11
scoparia
Honey Plants, 1982;VII:3:5
A Busy 2012 in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium, 2013;XXXVIII:1:5
A Busy Year in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium at Western New Mexico University, 2014;XXXIX:1:13
The Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium: A Bustling Place, 2016;XXXXI:3:9
More Herbaria, 1983;VIII:4:4
A Not So Lazy Monday Afternoon in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium, 2019;XXXXIV:2:12
Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3
Dandelion
Dandelion Flower Fritters (recipe), 1993;XVIII:3:8
Feeling Down??, 1988;XII:4:5
Daniel, Nancy
Butterfly Garden Workshop Set for May 13th in Santa Fe, 2000;XXV:2:14
The Doolittle Ranch: A Preview of the NPS State Meeting, 1994;XIX:4:1
Edible Native Plants, 1993;XVIII:3:8
In Memoriam: Nancy Daniel, 2012;XXXVII:3:7
Report on the State Meeting, 1992;XVII:6:11
A Visit to Gray Ranch and the Coronado National Forest, 1993;XVIII:1:1
Dark Sky Sanctuaries
Dark Skies and Plants, 2024;XLIX:2:7
Darrow, Robert
Trees and Shrubs of the Southwestern Deserts, 1982;VII:1:5
Darwin, Charles
Darwin’s Passion for Plants (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:5
Dasmonda, Allen
NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:11
FWIing High, 1984;IX:2:5
meteloides
The Children Who Knew Too Much, 1993;XVIII:6:4
The Sacred Apple, 1993;XVIII:5:9
stramonium
The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5
wrightii
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1
David, Fanny-Fern
Botanical Latin, 1992;XVII:3:1
David, Iris
A Flora of New Mexico (Martin, Hutchins), review, 1981;VI:5:3
To Key or Not to Key, 1981;VI:1:7
Plants of the Apache Woods, 1991;XVI:2:1
Davidson, David
Drawing Spring Blossoms at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2003;XXVIII:1:4
Davis, Marcie
Teacher Award to, 2017;XXXXII:2:3
Dayflower
Spiderworts and Dayflowers (Commelinaceae) of New Mexico, 1978;III:1:2
white-mouth
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Deardorff, David
The Arizona Cypress, 1977;II:12:5
Spiderworts and Dayflowers (Commelinaceae) of New Mexico, 1978;III:1:2
Deer bush
Unexpected Encounter: Ceanothus integerrimus, 2018;XXXXIII:1:10
DeHaven Preserve (Roy, NM)
field trip report (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:3
DeHaven Ranch
Conservation and Restoration at DeHaven Ranch, 2022;XXXXVII:1:8
DeLollis, Edward R.
Agavaceae: Blockbuster Family of Interiorscaping, 1993;XVIII:3:7
Desert Botanical Garden (Phoenix)
Message from the President, 1983;VIII:5:2
Desert marigold
Desert Marigold Blossoms Brilliantly, 1991;XVI:6:12
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
Desert peach
description, 1981;VI:4:5
Devil’s Claw
Devil’s Claw, 1990;XV:6:8
Devine, Robert S.
Alien Invasion, 2002;XXVII:3:15
Dichelostemma
pulchellum
illustration, 1981;VI:3:5
Digby, Sara
Meet Sara Digby, NPSNM’s New Outreach Coordinator, 2017;XXXXII:2:2
Outreach Update, 2017;XXXXII:4:2, 2018;XXXXIII:1:3, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8, 2018;XXXXIII:4:8, 2019;XXXXIV:1:10
Dimeff, Carol
Designing a Natural Landscape, 1980;V:5:4
Native Plant Research Varied at NMSU, 1978;III:7:3
Dimorphocarpa
wislizeni
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
Discovering the Desert (Mcginnies), 1982;VII:1:5
Dixon, Hobart N.
Vascular Plants of the San Luis Basin, 2014;XXXIX:4:5
Doan, Thomas
Mountain Geraniums, 2003;XXVIII:4:13
Dobrenz, Albert “Doc”
in memoriam, 1993;XVIII:6:7
Dodd, Jean
Bill Mayfield (in memoriam), 1993;XVIII:5:7
Bill Mayfield Memorial Park, 1984;IX:1:3
Guadalupe Recap (field trip rpt.), 1987;XII:6:4
Hiking Access to the Sacramentos, 1997;XXII:3:7
Rails to Trails, 1994;XIX:4:8
Water Conservation Helping Recharge Artesian WeIls, 1988;XII:6:8
Dodder plants
Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13
Dodson, Carolyn
A Guide to Plants of the Northern Chihuahuan Desert, 2012;XXXVII:3:12
Ivey’s Bladderpod (Physaria iveyana): A New Plant Species! 2013;XXXVIII:1:12
The Landscaping Revolution (Wasowski, Wasowski), review, 2000;XXV:3:3
In Memoriam: Carolyn Dodson, 2022;XXXXVII:4:10
Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies, 2008;XXXIII:2:15
New Mexico’s Living Landscapes (Dunmire), review, 2012;XXXVII:3:11
photo, 2015;XXXX:4:13
Scalet Gilia, 2003;XXVIII:3:8
Dogwood
redosier
description and illustration, 1977;II:6:1
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Dolecek, Kelli
Month-to-Month Gardening, New Mexico, 2000;XXV:1:8
Domigan, Stephen
Color in the Landscape, 2002;XXVII:3:7
Creating and Enhancing Better Outdoor Space, 2000;XXV:2:12
donors. See also Carter Conservation Fund donors; Life Members; Tribute Gifts
Oct. 2001 to Dec. 2001, 2001;XXVI:4:14
July 2004 to Sept. 2004, 2004;XXIX:3:11
Jan. 2005 to Nov. 2006, 2006;XXXI:1:7
Jan.2006 to Nov. 2006, 2007;XXXII:1:7, 2007;XXXII:1:8
Jan. 2007 to Dec. 2007, 2008;XXXIII:1:2, 2008;XXXIII:1:4
Jan. 2008 to Dec. 2008, 2009;XXXIV:1:13, 2009;XXXIV:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:1:15
Jan. 2009 to Dec. 2009, 2010;XXXV:1:6, 2010;XXXV:1:7
Jan. 2011 to Dec. 2011, 2012;XXXVII:1:10
Oct. 2011 to Nov. 2012, 2013;XXXVIII:1:14
Dec. 2012 to Dec. 2015, 2016;XXXXI:1:12
Dec. 2015 to Dec. 2016, 2017;XXXXII:1:8
Dec. 2016 to Dec. 2017, 2018;XXXXIII:1:12
Dec. 2017 to Dec. 2018, 2019;XXXXIV:1:12
Dec. 2018 to Nov. 2019, 2020;XXXXV:1:12
Dec. 2019 to Aug. 2020, 2020;XXXXV:4:10
Aug. 2020 to Aug. 202, 2021;XXXXVI:4:12
2021 Conference Silent Auction Donations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13
Aug. 2021 to Aug. 2022, 2022;XXXXVII:4:14
Aug. 2022 to Aug. 2023, 2023;XLVIII:4:10
Aug. 2023 to Aug. 2024, 2024;XLIX:4:12
Dorn, Robert D. and Jane L.
Growing Native Plants of the Rocky, Mountain Area, 2007;XXXII:3:16
Doucette, Sheila
retirement of, 1989;XIV:5:5
We’ll Mis Him Here! 1989;XIV:5:5
Downie, Mary Alice
And Some Brought Flowers, 1982;VII:1:5
Doyle, Jack
Trespass Against Us, 2005;XXX:2:15
Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden
grant for, 2024;XLIX:3:5
drought
Drought and Fire—2011 in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2011;XXXVI:4:3
Drought Website, 2006;XXXI:3:5
NASA Warns of Long Drought, 2000;XXV:2:1
"Some days, my spirit lies prostrate" (poem), 2004;XXIX:2:5
Drought-Tolerant Plants (Taylor), 1994;XIX:1:2
Dry Climate Gardening (Ortho Books), 2004;XXIX:2:14
Dry Climate Gardening With Succulents, 1996;XXI:3:7
Dryopteris
filix-mas
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
Duft, Joe
in memoriam, 2002;XXVII:1:12
Dunmire, William W.
Buffalo Gourd (Cucurbita foetidissima), 1995;XX:4:3
Four-wing Saltbush, 1996;XXI:5:1
Indicator Plants as Living “Artifacts”, 1997;XXII:2:1
Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies, 2008;XXXIII:2:15
New Mexico’s Living Landscapes, 2012;XXXVII:3:11
Rare Plant Surveys, 1991;XVI:2:8
Utah Juniper, 1998;XXIII:5:1
Wild Plants and Native Peoples of the Four Corners, 1998;XXIII:5:6
Wild Plants of the Pueblo Province, 1995;XX:4:8
Wolfberry (Lycium pallidum), 1995;XX:3:1
Yarrow, 1996;XXI:3:1
Durrell, Gerald
A Practical Guide for the Amateur Naturalist, 1984;IX:3:8
Dwiggins, Pam
Xeriscape–The New Word in Landscaping, 1986;XI:1:8
dye plants
Dyeing for Some Color, 1982;VII:4:4
Dyssodia spp.
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPEarth Day
Plant a Shrub or Tree in Honor of Earth Day, 1990;XV:2:4
Earth in the Balance (Gore), 1993;XVIII:2:11
Earthworks
Earthworks Grant, 2005;XXX:2:14
Eason, Michael
2023 conference speaker, 2024;XLIX:1:10
Eastern New Mexico University
More Herbaria, 1983;VIII:4:4
Echinocereus
fendleri var. kuenzleri
description, 1985;X:3:7
ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:4:7
illustration, 1985;X:3:8
horizonthalonius Lem.
cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:3:16
Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:8
kuenzieri
New Mexico to Name Seven Plants to Endangered List, 1978;III:10:1
Threatened or Endangered Cacti, 1980;V:1:1
triglochidiatus
illustration, 1990;XV:3:3
photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1
viridiflorus Engelm. var. chloranthus (Engelm.) Backeb.
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:3:1
An Uncommonly Beautiful Locally Common Cactus, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10
Echinomastus
intertextus (Engelm.)
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1
Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10
ecology
Conserving the Process—Lessons in Plant Ecology, 2009;XXXIV:3:5
ecosystem preservation, 1990;XV:2:3
Landscape Ecology: The Garden Path to Sustainable Living Spaces, 1991;XVI:6:1
Single Species Ecology vs Ecosystem Ecology, 1999;XXIV:1:3
The Web of Life: Complex Relationships in Desert Ecology, 1994;XIX:5:1
What Is Minimum Viable Population? 1990;XV:2:3
Ecology of Herbal Medicine (Saville), 2021;XXXXVI:4:7
edible plants. See food plants
education
Attention: Biology and Botany Teachers, 2014;XXXIX:2:5
Biological (and Botanical) Science: The Pinnacle of the Sciences, 2011;XXXVI:2:8
Biology of the Southwest: Field Botany (course report), 1998;XXIII:5:3
Botany: The Death of a Science in American Education, 2011;XXXVI:1:3
classical botany (The Prez Sez), 2002;XXVII:1:2
Earthworks Grant, 2005;XXX:2:14
First NPSNM Youth Conference a Success, 2002;XXVII:4:16
The Future of the Living World under Human Influence: Returning the Study of Whole Plants and Animals to the Biology Curriculum, 2014;XXXIX:3:5
Grant Opportunity for Taos County Educators, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
Habitat Workshop a Smashing Success, 2007;XXXII:3:9
How Can NPSNM’s Grants Program Better Support Education in the Plant Sciences? 2013;XXXVIII:2:7
Las Cruces Students Learn about Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:3:6
A Missing Link: Knowledgeable Students of New Mexico Flora (The Prez Sez), 2000;XXV:2:2
Native Plants Go to School, 2001;XXVI:1:8
The North Star, 2012;XXXVII:3:5
NPSNM Steps Up to Education Role, 2012;XXXVII:2:7
Phytoremediation: Utilizing Native Plants to Detoxify Contaminated Stormwater, 2013;XXXVIII:1:7
Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7
public school curriculum, 1976;I:10:2
Recent Educational Activities and Initiatives of the Gila Chapter of the NPS, 2020;XXXXV:1:9
Ruidoso Kids Get Native Garden Thanks to Sacramento Chapter, 2002;XXVII:3:1
School Gardens, 2005;XXX:1:16
Southern New Mexico Students Are “Stepping Out” for Science, 2013;XXXVIII:1:6
Studying the Flora of New Mexico through the Lens and on the Screen, 1996;XXI:3:3
Taos Chapter Awards Two Educational Grants, 2018;XXXXIII:3:3
Taxonomy Flashcard Challenge, 2010;XXXV:1:16
What's New in College Botany? 1994;XIX:1:3
Egbert, John
Arizona Sycamore, 1990;XV:1:3
Baccharis Niches in the Lower Gila Valley, 1983;VIII:2:7
Blackfoot Daisy Germination, 1984;IX:4:4
Kestrel Kautions, 1982;VII:3:6
Propagation Notes, 1982;VII:3:6
Rattlesnake Springs Acquired, 1984;IX:3:5
Ehrlich, Paul and Anne
Extinction, 1982;VII:2SE:2
Eisenberg, Hannah
The Making of a Conference: Take Two, 2021;XXXXVI:2:12
Yerba Mansa, 2022;XXXXVII:1:5
Elaeagnus
angustifolia
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Point. . .Counter Point, 2001;XXVI:4:9
Elkweed
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:20
New Mexico Close-up: Elkweed, Monument Plant, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17
Elm
Siberian
The Case for Conserving Water (and a Corollary: The Case for Siberian Elm), 2009;XXXIV:4:10
Drawings, 1977;II:4:4
The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12
Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14
Siberian or Chinese, 1986;XI:3:4
El Paisaje de Soledad (Magee), 1989;XIV:5:6
EMNRD (Energy, Minerals & Natural Resources Department)
EMNRD Rule Change Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4
Endangered Plants Proposed Rulemaking, 2020;XXXXV:2:5
Endangered and Threatened Species of Arizona and New Mexico (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service), 1990;XV:1:10
endangered or threatened species. See also Endangered Species Act; specific species
BLM Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5
Briefs from Endangered Species Technical Bulletin, 1979;IV:6:2
Bureau of Land Management, 1985;X:3:6
causes and conservation, 2001;XXVI:2:14
EMNRD Rule Change Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4
Endangered Plants Proposed Rulemaking, 2020;XXXXV:2:5
Endangered Sacramento Prickly-Poppy Watering Results, 2006;XXXI:2:15
Endangered Species [proposed], 1980;V:5:3
Equal Protection for Plants Campaign, 2015;XXXX:4:6
Extinction is Forever, 1982;VII:3:2
Extinction. It’s Forever, 1982;VII:2SE:6
Fish and Wildlife Service Public Comment Period, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5
Jury Still Out on Caged Exotic Insect, 2000;XXV:1:7
Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4
Losing Species, Languages and Stories: Cultural and Environmental Change in the Binational Southwest, 1996;XXI:2:5
More Trouble for Listing, 1981;VI:3:5
Naturalists Must Tread Lightly, 1981;VI:2:3
New Endangered Plant Status Report, 2021;XXXXVI:3:12
New Mexico Plants Listed, 1982;VII:2SE:5
New Mexico to Name Seven Plants to Endangered List, 1978;III:10:1
News Break (poem), 1978;III:2:7
Partners in Plant Protection, 1993;XVIII:4:8
preservation of, 1982;VII:4:3
A Rare Splash of Autumn Color, 1992;XVII:6:1
Report on Endangered Plants, 1995;XX:5:2
Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly Listed (endangered), 2023;XLVIII:3:4
Save the Dirt! 2004;XXIX:4:15
The Solution, 1982;VII:2SE:4
Spellenberg Tells How NPS Can Gather Data On Endangered Species, 1978;III:2:5
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
State List Amended, 2020;XXXXV:4:4
State of New Mexico Efforts in Behalf of Endangered and Threatened Plants, 1977;II:3:2
The Story of a Very Little Cactus, 2023;XLVIII:3:13
Threatened or Endangered Cacti, 1980;V:1:1
Two More New Mexico Plants Named Threatened and Endangered, 1981;VI:2:2
Updates from the State Botanist, 2024;XLIX:3:15
Views from the North (Another Member’s Opinion), 1996;XXI:4:8
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1992;XVII:2:8, 1993;XVIII:1:12, 1994;XIX:2:7, 1994;XIX:3:3, 1994;XIX:5:6, 1996;XXI:3:8
We Have Three Responsibilities to Rare Plants, 1982;VII:2SE:1
Endangered Plant Species of the World and Their Endangered Habitats, 1982;VII:1:5
Chemical Industry and EPA Working Together to Weaken Endangered Species Act, 2004;XXIX:2:4
Damn the E.S.A., 2006;XXXI:3:6
Endangered Species Act, 1987;XII:2:2
The Endangered Species Act and Plants: Cutting Through the Confusion, 1997;XXII:4:1
Endangered Species Act Reconsidered, 2005;XXX:2:1
ESA reauthorization pending, 1992;XVII:3:3
ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5
House Bill 347, 1985;X:3:9
Letter from Alice Q. Howard, California Native Plant Society, 1979;IV:10:4
NPS of NM Joins Others in Endorsing Statement to Renew and Strengthen the ESA, 1982;VII:2SE:7
Protect the Act That Protects Species, 2018;XXXXIII:4:3
Special Edition newsletter, 1982;VII:2SE:1
The End of Science (Horgan), 1998;XXIII:4:3
Enduring Seeds (Nabham), 1990;XV:2:5
Energy, Minerals & Natural Resources Department. See EMNRD
Enquist, Marshall
Wildflowers of the Texas Hill Country, 1990;XV:1:10
environmental issues. See also specific issues
Back to Basics: The Zen of Green Living, 1993;XVIII:5:6
BLM Wilderness, 1979;IV:3:1
LASL’s Impact Report Issued, 1980;V:2:5
Politickin’, 1992;XVII:2:6
Press Passes, 2000;XXV:3:4
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1992;XVII:3:4
Environmental Protection Agency
Chemical Industry and EPA Working Together to Weaken Endangered Species Act, 2004;XXIX:2:4
EPA and Lawn Chemicals, 2004;XXIX:3:13
Ephedra spp.
Mormon Tea, Ephedra spp., 1995;XX:1:1
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Epipactis
gigantea
cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:3:16
Devious Stream Orchid Tricks Insects, 2019;XXXXIV:3:5
illustration, 1981;VI:3:6
Epixiphium
wislizeni
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
Epple, A.
A Field Guide to the Plants of Arizona, 1996;XXI:4:12
Eragrostis
hypnoides
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
lehmanniana
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14
Ericameria
laricifolia
A Very Brief History of E. laricifolia, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10
Erichsen-Brown, Charlotte
Indians and Plants, 1991;XVI:4:1
Eriogonum
gypsophilum
description, 1985;X:3:6
ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:4:7
illustration, 1982;VII:2SE:2, 1985;X:3:7
New Mexico to Name Seven Plants to Endangered List, 1978;III:10:2
Two More New Mexico Plants Named Threatened and Endangered, 1981;VI:2:2
Erodium
cicutarium
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
erosion
From Hortideas (soil erosion control), 1988;XIII:1:7
wind erosion statistics, 1987;XII:2:10
Erwin, Mary
Teacher Award to, 2018;XXXXIII:2:3
Erwin, Susan
A Look at Linum and Linen, 1998;XXIII:1:8
Eryngium spp.,
cover photo, 2010;XXXV:1:1
Erysimum
capitatum
The Must-See Mustards, 2004;XXIX:1:13
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Erythranthe
rubella
photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16
Erythrina
affra
On Renaming Plants and the Task of Separating the Wheat from the Chaff, 2024;XLIX:4:10
Erythronium
grandiflorum
Native Bulb-forming Wildflowers, 1977;II:11:3
Eschscholzia
californica ssp. mexicana
characteristics, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:16
Sow Now for Spectacular March Blooming, 2001;XXVI:3:12
Escobaria
sneedii var. leei
cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:3:1
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
ethics
The Native Plant Society of New Mexico Field Ethics, 1992;XVII:1:3, 1994;XIX:3:5, 1997;XXII:3:9
etymology, 1977;II:10:8
Euphorbia
davidii
photo (contest winner), 2010;XXXV:4:1
exstipulata
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13
Eustoma
grandiflora
Eustoma propagation, 1988;XII:2:2
Evans, Aspen
Using Microclimates in Landscape Design, 2002;XXVII:2:2
Evening primrose
A Beautiful Twilight with Evening Primroses, 2004;XXIX:3:4
illustrations, 1988;XII:2:4
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
lavender
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:1:4
prairie
illustration, 2004;XXIX:3:4
Evolvulus
sericeous
Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4
exotic species. See non-native species
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPCharacteristics of Some Common Plant Families in New Mexico, 1980;V:1:2
The Fabulous Fabaceae, 2005;XXX:1:10
Family Portrait, 1978;III:5:4
Fabronia
Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10
Fallugia
paradoxa
cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:3:1
Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
False foxglove
Leoncita
The Leoncita False-Foxglove (Agalinis calycina): An Endangered Species, 2012;XXXVII:4:5
protection delay, 2017;XXXXII:1:3
False indigo
False Indigo, 1996;XXI:5:8
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:2:8
Farmer, John
Native Plant Demonstration Gardens, 2022;XXXXVII:1:12
Farnham, Timothy J.
The Good in Nature and Humanity, 2003;XXVIII:2:14
Farson, Deb
Meet NPSNM’s New Administrative Coordinator, 2014;XXXIX:2:3
Feldman, William R.
Wildflower Pillage Along Arizona’s Highways and Byways, 1995;XX:3:3
Felger, Richard
Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed. (Rebman, Roberts), review, 2012;XXXVII:4:7
in memoriam
Felger: More than a Botanist, He was an Ethnobotanist and Ethnobiologist, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8
Memories of Richard Felger, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8
Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5
Mesquite: Tree of Life in a Dry World, 2018;XXXXIII:1:7
Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6
Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:11
Fendler, Augustus
profile of, 1977;II:11:5
Fendlera
rubicola
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Ferguson, Charles
Fireproofing Your Home Landscape, 2000;XXV:4:8
Ferguson, Tom
Remembering Tom Ferguson (in memoriam), 2007;XXXII:1:15
Fern
Checklist of the Ferns of the Organ Mountains, 1991;XVI:3:5
Fendler’s Cloak
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
grape
Grape Ferns of New Mexico, 1977;II:10:2
Hart’s-tongue
EMNRD Rule Change Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4
male
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
New Mexico's Organ Mountains: A Foray into the World of Desert Ferns, 1991;XVI:3:1
southern maidenhair
illustration, 1981;VI:3:6
Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Yarborough, Powell), 2003;XXVIII:3:14
Ferocactus
wislizeni
photo (contest submission), 2018;XXXXIII:4:1
Fertig, Walter
The Endangered Species Act and Plants: Cutting Through the Confusion, 1997;XXII:4:1
festivals
Crested Butte Wildflower Festival, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5
Few and Far Between (Campbell), 1998;XXIII:3:8
A Field Guide to the Plants of Arizona (Epple), 1996;XXI:4:12
Figwort
Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13
Figwort family
Family Portrait, 1978;III:7:1
Filaree
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
Finley, George
camera film, 1984;IX:2:5
Conservation Politics (Baker), review, 1986;XI:2:6
Editors’ Swan Song, 1986;XI:1:2
Flowers of the Southwest Forests and Woodlands (Foxx), review, 1985;X:6:8
Forget Me Not, 1986;XI:2:5
in memoriam, 1989;XIV:6:10
The National Wildflower Research Center, 1984;IX:6:6
Summer Wildflowers of New Mexico (Martin, Hutchins), review, 1986;XI:4:7
Wildflowers Aiong Forest and Mesa Trails (Bernard), review, 1986;XI:6:5
Finley, Myrtle
Editors’ Swan Song, 1986;XI:1:2
Fir
white
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
fires
Drought and Fire—2011 in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2011;XXXVI:4:3
Fire in New Mexico, 2022;XXXXVII:3:3, 2022;XXXXVII:3:8
Fire in the Mountains: New Mexico 1994, 1994;XIX:5:3
Fireproofing Your Home Landscape, 2000;XXV:4:8
Forest Service Prescribed Burn Plans, 2024;XLIX:4:5
Goodbye to Mountain Forests? 2012;XXXVII:4:11
Jercinovic Fire Fund to Replace Losses, 2008;XXXIII:4:2
Las Conchas Fire damage (cover photo), 2011;XXXVI:4:1
Local Fire Behavior, 2000;XXV:4:8
Los Alamos Fire Destroys Home of NPSNM Members, 2000;XXV:3:1
Pining Away? 2003;XXVIII:4:14
Plant Portraits: Ponderosa Pines, Climate Change, and Wildfires, 2005;XXX:3:6
Should New Mexico's Ponderosa Forests be Burned? Or Thinned? 2000;XXV:4:13
Firewheel
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
Five-eyes
green-leaf
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13
Fix, Barbara
2013 Annual Meeting: A Meeting of Minds (conf. rpt.), 2013;XXXVIII:4:3
A Botanist to Transport Us, 2017;XXXXII:4:5
How to Help Rare Plants and Have a Good Time, Too: Treasures Abound, 2014;XXXIX:3:3
Santa Fe Chapter Thanks Rachel! 2021;XXXXVI:2:5
Throw That [Seed] Ball! 2017;XXXXII:2:7
Flanders, Angela F.
Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico (Cary), review, 2010;XXXV:1:12
A New Friend: The Sterculiaceae Family, 2012;XXXVII:2:18
A Tree-Decorating GIFTTT, 2007;XXXII:1:15
U.S. Highway 62/180 Widening: Plant Salvage Swings into High Gear, 2006;XXXI:4:4
Flatsedge
rusty
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:6
Flax
Chihuahua
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Lewis
description, 1979;IV:5:2
A Look at Linum and Linen, 1998;XXIII:1:8
Fleck, John
NASA Warns of Long Drought, 2000;XXV:2:1
Flora, Watson’s Forgotten, 1997;XXII:3:1
Flora ID Northwest, LLC, 2011;XXXVI:3:10
Flora Neomexicana III (Allred, Ivey), 2013;XXXVIII:1:11
A Flora of New Mexico (Martin, Hutchins), 1981;VI:5:3
Flora of North America, 1995;XX:3:8
Flora of North America project
All the Pretty Flowers, 2005;XXX:3:8
update, 1991;XVI:2:7
Flora of the Four Corners Region (Heil et al.), 2014;XXXIX:1:7
Flora Tropica Gardens, Savusavu, Fiji, 2016;XXXXI:2:3
Florence, Melanie
Cacti, 1988;XII:2:5
The New Southwest Environmental Center, 1991;XVI:2:7
Plant Diversity and the National Forests, 1990;XV:1:4
Florida mountains
field trip report, 1978;III:6:1
Flowering Plants of New Mexico (Ivey)
author honored, 2004;XXIX:1:16
drawings from, 1996;XXI:6:3
reviews, 1984;IX:5:8, 1996;XXI:1:7, 2014;XXXIX:3:7
flowers. See also wildflowers; specific flowers
color-changing, 1985;X:4:12
Preserve Flowers with Microwave, 1984;IX:6:8
Flowers of the Southwest Forests and Woodlands (Foxx), 1985;X:6:8
Floyd, Kevin
Castner Range Becomes a National Monument, 2023;XLVIII:3:17
Deep in the Heart of Texas (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:1:4
The El Paso Chapter Invites You to Alpine, TX, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:3
Exploring the Trans-Pecos: Texas’s Wild West, 2022;XXXXVII:4:3, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:3
Flying W Ranch
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1993;XVIII:2:5
Flynn, Deborah
Santa Fe Bouquet, 1989;XIV:6:10
Folk Art Museum. See Museum of International Folk Art
Edible Native Plants, 1993;XVIII:3:8
mesquite, 1987;XII:3:8
Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5
Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6
Forestiera
neomexicana
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
pubescens
Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11
forests. See also national forests
FYI (forests in peril), 2000;XXV:2:3
Potential Projects for NM Forests, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13
Should New Mexico's Ponderosa Forests be Burned? Or Thinned? 2000;XXV:4:13
Ten Golden Rules of Reforestation, 2021;XXXXVI:3:5
Forsellesia
spinescens
For Crossomataceologists, 1982;VII:4:7
Foss, Diana
Creating Your Own Wildlife Habitat, 1997;XXII:1:1
Fossombronia spp.
cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1
Foster, Cindy
An Independent Life Devoted to Plants: Mary Sophie Young, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:10
Founding Gardeners (Wulf), 2011;XXXVI:4:13
Four o’clock
It’s Four O’Clock Time, 2004;XXIX:4:4
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10
trailing
What Is That Plant? 2004;XXIX:3:1
Four o’clock family
Ivey drawings, 1996;XXI:6:3
Foxx, Teralene
Flowers of the Southwest Forests and Woodlands, 1985;X:6:8
Foxx, Terry
Annual Meeting Highlights Los Alamos Fire & Recovery (photo), 2003;XXVIII:4:1
Francis (pope)
Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home, 2015;XXXX:4:16
Frasera
speciosa
2015 Annual Meeting: Field Trip Field Notes, 2015;XXXX:4:13
cover photos, 2018;XXXXIII:2:20, 2021;XXXXVI:1:1
New Mexico Close-up: Elkweed, Monument Plant, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17
Fraxinus
anomala
characteristics, 1977;II:12:4
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:10
cuspidata
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:10
The Neglected Ash, 2001;XXVI:2:12
velutina
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:10
Winter Botanizing (cover photo), 2011;XXXVI:1:1
Freeman, Craig C.
Roadside Wildflowers of the Southern Great Plains, 1993;XVIII:2:11
Fremont, John Charles
What’s in a Name? 1986;XI:1:6
Fremontia
vermicularis
Fremontia = Sarcobatus, 1981;VI:6:3
Freyermuth, John
Board Welcomes New Director at Large, 1999;XXIV:5:4
Growing Desert Plants from Windowsill to Garden (Hodoba), review, 1996;XXI:3:6
Native Gardens for Dry Climates (Wasowski, Wasowski), review, 1996;XXI:1:8
Survey Results: New Members’ Interests, 2007;XXXII:1:1
Volunteer Profile, 2002;XXVII:3:2
Freyermuth, Meg
NPSNM Photo Contest submission, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1
From the President. See specific presidents or subjects
Fry, Bill
Devil’s Claw, 1990;XV:6:8
Fuller, Kathy
2021 Conference Silent Auction Donations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13
Fuller, William W.
Plants Are Our Existence, 1986;XI:1:4
Funastrum
cynanchoides (Decne.) Schultr.
photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:14, 2020;XXXXV:4:16
The Future of Life (Wilson), 2004;XXIX:1:15
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPGaillardia spp.
Blanket Flower, Gaillardia species, 1991;XVI:6:11
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
Gaillardia
aristata
cover photo, 2015;XXXX:1:1
pulchella
Indian Blanket, 1999;XXIV:3:1
Galeano-Popp, Renee
NM Nat Hist Institute Herbarium, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:13
Garcia, Karen
Karen Garcia: NPSNM’s Newest Board Member, 2016;XXXXI:2:14
A Gardener’s Guide to Growing Native Plants in the Santa Fe Area (Wilde), 1986;XI:4:3
Gardening the Arid Land (Gerard), 1997;XXII:4:11
gardens and gardening. See also greenhouses
Attracting Hummingbirds to Your Garden, 1997;XXII:3:3
Butterfly Garden Workshop Set for May 13th in Santa Fe, 2000;XXV:2:14
Carlsbad Chapter Part of Joint Effort to Create Native Plant Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:13
Coping With Difficult Soil, 2003;XXVIII:3:1
Demonstration Gardens for Native Plants (list), 1997;XXII:3:8
The Dis-aster of '82: Consistency, Resolve and a Moral for the New Year, 1983;VIII:1:4
Drip Irrigation, 1977;II:10:7
Free Fact Sheets: Gardening for Pollinators, 2007;XXXII:3:16
Gardening for Wildlife, 1993;XVIII:2:3
On Germination and Growing, 1986;XI:3:5
Growing Natives: Penstemons in the Garden, 1984;IX:3:6
The Heat’s Off, 1982;VII:5:9
Kestrel Kautions, 1982;VII:3:6
Living Legacy, 1987;XII:2:10
Maintaining the Native Garden: FaIl Tips, 1991;XVI:6:12
Maintaining the Native Garden: Spring Tips, 1991;XVI:2:6
Maintaining the Native Garden: Summer Tips, 1991;XVI:3:10
Maintaining the Native Garden: Winter Tips, 1991;XVI:6:15
Master Gardener, 1987;XII:1:8
The Naked Gardener, 2003;XXVIII:2:16
The Perfect Garden Style for the “Rocky” Mountain Region, 1992;XVII:1:1
Rabbit Resistant Plants as Experienced in Sandia Heights, Albuquerque, New Mexico! ! ! 1991;XVI:6:13
record keeping, 1983;VIII:1:4, 1984;IX:1:5
Sacramento Chapter Native Plant Garden Project, 2005;XXX:3:15
seed sources, 1984;IX:1:4
SNaPP Native Plant Demonstration Garden, 2020;XXXXV:4:8
This and That. ., 1986;XI:4:6
Tips for Xeric Gardening with NM natives, 2008;XXXIII:4:12
Waterwise Wildlife Gardening, 1994;XIX:4:6
Wildscaping: The Ultimate in Gardening for Wildlife, 2002;XXVII:1:10
Winter Gardening? No Sweat! 1985;X:6:6
Gass, Ron
Reflections on a Career, 2001;XXVI:4:8
Gathering Moss (Kimmerer), 2007;XXXII:3:15
Gayfeather
dotted
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
Geranium
Richardson
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:4:13
Geranium spp.
Mountain Geraniums, 2003;XXVIII:4:13
Geranium
richardsonii
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:4:13
Gerard, Robert
Gardening the Arid Land, 1997;XXII:4:11
germination. See seed starting
Giant reed
Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4
Giant sacaton
cover photos, 2014;XXXIX:4:1, 2014;XXXIX:4:12
Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:7
Gibson, Margie Ann
A Rare Jewel in the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5
Update on the Silva Creek Botanical Garden, 2024;XLIX:1:12
Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument
Dark Skies and Plants, 2024;XLIX:2:7
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10
Gila National Forest
Federal Agency Planning comments, 2020;XXXXV:3:5
Gila National Forest Planning, 2017;XXXXII:2:6, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5
Gila National Forest Wilderness, 2019;XXXXIV:2:6
NPSNM Grantee Report: Responsible Recreation in the Gila National Forest, 2011;XXXVI:3:3
Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:11
Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1993;XVIII:5:12
Gila River
From the Gila Conservation Coalition, 2020;XXXXV:2:4
Gila Diversion, 2014;XXXIX:4:3
Gila Diversion Scoping, 2018;XXXXIII:4:3
Gila Diversion Update, 2017;XXXXII:3:3
Gila River Diversion Proposed, 2020;XXXXV:3:5
Gila River Diversion Update, 2020;XXXXV:4:5
Nature Conservancy to Protect Key Gila Lands, 1980;V:6:2
News Flash (Gila River Diversion), 2015;XXXX:1:12
NM Will End Gila Diversion Planning, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5
photos, 2017;XXXXII:3:3, 2018;XXXXIII:2:16
Wild and Scenic Gila River, 2020;XXXXV:3:5
Gila Wilderness
Feral Cattle Removal from the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5
Gilia
Aztec
BLM Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
scarlet
Ivey drawings, 1989;XIV:6:4
Scarlet Gilia, 2003;XXVIII:3:8
sticky
photo, 2010;XXXV:3:2
Gilia
aggregata
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Gillock, Ben
Teacher Award, 2016;XXXXI:2:2
Gisler, Melanie
Carter Conservation Award to, 2019;XXXXIV:4:5
Gisler, Steve
A Botanist to Transport Us, 2017;XXXXII:4:5
Glanzberg, Joel
Grow More by Paying Attention to Microclimates, 1990;XV:1:11
Glenn, Edward
Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5
Globemallow
copper
cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:16
Sphaeralcea spp.
cover photo, 2023;XLVIII:4:1
goats
No Kidding! Goats Touted as Organic Weed Eaters in New Mexico, 2000;XXV:1:8
Goldweed
description, 1977;II:9:3
Gomez-Scotillo, Irene
The Indo-Hispano Agricultural Tradition in Northern New Mexico: Its Influence on the Flora and Landscape, 2009;XXXIV:4:6
The Good in Nature and Humanity (Kellert, Farnham, eds.), 2003;XXVIII:2:14
Goodman, Mary
thanks to (The Prez Sez), 2000;XXV:4:2
Goolsby, Darroc
scholarship awarded to, 2009;XXXIV:1:12
Gooseberry
western
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Gorden, Beth Anne
Long Time Otero Member Beth Anne Gorden Passes Away, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5
Gordon, Paul
In Appreciation, 1989;XIV:5:6
Weeds, Exotics, and Noxiousness, 1994;XIX:1:5
Gore, Al
Earth in the Balance, 1993;XVIII:2:11
Graf, Walter
A Handbook of Rare and Endemic Plants of New Mexico, review, 1984;IX:4:5
Where Have All the Wildflowers Gone? (Mohlenbrock), review, 1984;IX:2:7
black
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
blue grama
cover photos, 2017;XXXXII:2:20
New Mexico Close-up, 2017;XXXXII:2:7
hairy
Bouteloua hirsuta, Illustrated: A Tribute, 2015;XXXX:3:8
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14
sideoats
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
Grama grass cactus
How to Help Rare Plants and Have a Good Time, Too: Treasures Abound, 2014;XXXIX:3:3
Grand Canyon National Park
Roosevelt proclamation, 2001;XXVI:3:16
grants. See also Carter Conservation Fund grants
2007 NPSNM Grants Awarded, 2007;XXXII:3:1
2008 Grants Awarded by Board, 2008;XXXIII:3:4
2009 Grants Awarded by Board, 2009;XXXIV:2:2
2010 Grants Awarded at Winter Board Meeting, 2010;XXXV:2:3
2011 NPSNM Grant Awards, 2011;XXXVI:2:3
2012 recipients (From the President), 2012;XXXVII:2:2
2013 recipients (From the President), 2013;XXXVIII:2:2
2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:2:3, 2015;XXXX:3:3
2014 recipients (From the President), 2014;XXXIX:2:2
2015 Donations and Grants Announced, 2015;XXXX:2:2
Colorado NPS Requests Research Proposals, 2008;XXXIII:1:11
Earthworks Grant, 2005;XXX:2:14
Five Grants Approved by NPSNM Board, 2003;XXVIII:2:2
Grant Opportunity for Taos County Educators, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
Grants for Scientific Literacy in the Chihuahuan Desert, 2009;XXXIV:1:4
How Can NPSNM’s Grants Program Better Support Education in the Plant Sciences? 2013;XXXVIII:2:7
Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7
NPSNM Funds at Work, 1999;XXIV:3:3
NPSNM Grantee Report: Responsible Recreation in the Gila National Forest, 2011;XXXVI:3:3
NPSNM Grant Report: Sandia Mountain Natural History Center, 2015;XXXX:4:7
NPSNM Grants Program News, 2006;XXXI:2:1
NPSNM’s Grants Program, 2016;XXXXI:4:3
Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7
Riparian Research Funded by NPSNM, 2005;XXX:2:6
Ruidoso Kids Get Native Garden Thanks to Sacramento Chapter, 2002;XXVII:3:1
Sacramento Chapter Native Plant Garden Project, 2005;XXX:3:15
Sacramento Mountains Chapter Wins Grant for Native Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:1
Southern Native Plant Workshops—Forest Bound, 2019;XXXXIV:1:10
Students Beautify Their School, 2007;XXXII:3:10
Taos Chapter Awards Two Educational Grants, 2018;XXXXIII:3:3
Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3
Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6
Grape
creeping Oregon
Native Plants, Inc., 1980;V:3:3
grasses. See also Grama grass
Dr. Allred to Teach Grass Identification Workshop, 2000;XXV:3:3
Dropseeds, Burrograss, Wolftail, 2011;XXXVI:1:10
'Frankengrass' Spreads to Wild, 2006;XXXI:4:11
A Grass Portrait, 1977;II:8:5
Growing Native Grasses from Seed, 1979;IV:8:2
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:1
Before It’s Too Late, 2010;XXXV:2:5
Judge Rules Against Feds in Grass Test, 2007;XXXII:3:11
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
National Park Service Iowa Site Converting from Lawn to Native Grass, 2005;XXX:4:11
New Variety of Galleta, 1981;VI:5:3
NPSNM Workshop Report: Grasses with a Hand Lens, 2009;XXXIV:4:12
Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6
Poaceae Grasses of North-Central New Mexico, 2017;XXXXII:4:1
profile of, 1982;VII:5:4
Society Workshop Finds Long Lost Grass! 2004;XXIX:1:4
Supergrass, 1987;XII:1:7
What About Bush Muhly? 1996;XXI:2:3
Grasses of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Powell), 1997;XXII:4:10
grasshoppers
Asters and Grasshoppers, 1982;VII:5:9
grasslands
excerpt from Grassland (Manning), 2007;XXXII:3:11
New Mexico’s Great Plains Grasslands, 2010;XXXV:3:7
Graves, Don
Recent Educational Activities and Initiatives of the Gila Chapter of the NPS, 2020;XXXXV:1:9
Graves, Wendy and Don
DeHaven Preserve: Roy, NM (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:3
Jack and Martha Carter Conservation Fund (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:4:5
The Mountains Really Were Calling (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:4
Native Bees Are All the Buzz (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:3
Potential Stink (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:3:19
Gray Ranch
Gray Ranch: Time Is Running Out!!, 1989;XIII:3:7
support for purchase, 1990;XV:1:5
View from the South, 1989;XIV:6:9
A Visit to Gray Ranch and the Coronado National Forest, 1993;XVIII:1:1
BLM hearings on grazing, 1999;XXIV:2:3
Cheer Up! 1991;XVI:1:8
Colorado Native Flora and the Public Lands Grazing Reform Debate, 1994;XIX:4:3
effects of, 1990;XV:2:3
Federal Lands Grazing, 2004;XXIX:3:6
Feral Cattle Removal from the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5
Livestock Factsheet, 1991;XVI:5:8
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1990;XV:5:3, 1991;XVI:1:7, 1991;XVI:2:5, 1992;XVII:2:8, 1992;XVII:6:12, 1993;XVIII:2:5, 1993;XVIII:4:7, 1993;XVIII:5:12, 1993;XVIII:6:8, 1994;XIX:1:8, 1994;XIX:4:4
Greasebush
spiny
For Crossomataceologists, 1982;VII:4:7
Great American Outdoors Act, 2020;XXXXV:4:4
Great Basin National Park
Great Basin National Park: The Nation’s Newest National Jewel, 1987;XII:4:7
Great Basin Wildflowers (Blackwell), 2009;XXXIV:3:13
Green, Emily
All the Pretty Flowers, 2005;XXX:3:8
Green gentian
2015 Annual Meeting: Field Trip Field Notes, 2015;XXXX:4:13
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:1
Greenhouse Project, 2005;XXX:3:4
On Solar Greenhouses, 1979;IV:3:2
A Year in the Life of a Greenhouse: Taos Chapter’s Partnership with Taos Land Trust at Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:12
Greenpeace
FYI (forests in peril), 2000;XXV:2:3
Greenthread
Rio Grande
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10
Gressitt, Carolyn
The Fall is NOT Just Golden. . ., 2016;XXXXI:1:10
In Memoriam: Bob J. Reeves, 2014;XXXIX:1:11
New Mexico Close-Up: Indigo Bush (Dalea formosa), 2018;XXXXIII:1:11
Volunteer Profile, 2002;XXVII:3:2
Grimmia
pulvinata
photo (contest winner), 2010;XXXV:4:1
Grisham, Michelle Lujan
The Victorious MLG, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5
Gross, Fred
Vegetation Changes in New Mexico, 1980;V:2:3
Growing and Propagating Wild Flowers (Phillips), 1986;XI:4:8
Growing Desert Plants from Windowsill to Garden (Hodoba), 1996;XXI:3:6
Growing Native Plants of the Rocky, Mountain Area (Dorn, Dorn), 2007;XXXII:3:16
Gruger, Jen
Focus on the Jornada Mogollon, 2021;XXXXVI:3:11
The Making of a Conference: A Journey for Sure, 2020;XXXXV:3:10
The Making of a Conference: Resilience, 2021;XXXXVI:3:9
Wrapping Up the 2021 Journey Through Time (conf. rpt.), 2021;XXXXVI:4:8
Guadalupe Escarpment
Motorcycle Race in Proposed NM Wilderness, 1977;II:4:6
Guadalupe National Park
Guadalupe Recap (field trip rpt.), 1987;XII:6:4
Guayule
Guayule Farming Means Domestic Rubber, 1979;IV:7:4
A Guide to Plants of the Northern Chihuahuan Desert (Dodson), 2012;XXXVII:3:12
Gutierrezia
sarothrae
description, 1979;IV:3:3
illustration, 1979;IV:3:4
Snakeweed, Watch Out! 1985;X:4:12
Gymnosperms of the United States and Canada (Nixon), 2022;XXXXVII:3:4
Gypsum
Gypsophilous Plants, 1994;XIX:2:1
A Report on a Field Trip to the Gypsum Dunes East of Dell City, Texas, 1994;XIX:2:5
Gypsum scalebroom
conservation of, 1990;XV:1:10
Gypsum Wild-Buckwheat
description, 1985;X:3:6
ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:4:7
illustration, 1985;X:3:7
Two More New Mexico Plants Named Threatened and Endangered, 1981;VI:2:2
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPHackberry
Hackberry Nipple Gall & Blister Gall, 1983;VIII:3:5
Haggard, Gail
Natives Flourish on Texas Byways, 1977;II:3:3
The Use of Salt on Roads, 1977;II:12:8
Hall, Betsy
Sacramento Mountains Chapter Wins Grant for Native Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:1
Hall, Kathleen
Best Wildflower Hikes (Selby), review, 2022;XXXXVII:2:18
The Cactus Plot (Ramakka), review, 2019;XXXXIV:4:14
Christina Selby on Wildflowers, 2020;XXXXV:4:8
A Desertscape for Mariposaville at Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, 2019;XXXXIV:4:12
A Familiar Friend Far from Home, 2022;XXXXVII:1:9
A Land Ethic for Seven Generations, 2022;XXXXVII:2:3, 2022;XXXXVII:4:4
Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:8
The Making of a Conference, 2020;XXXXV:2:8
Notes from the Conference: a few favorite moments, 2021;XXXXVI:4:9
Pam McBride Botanist/Archaeologist, 2020;XXXXV:3:11
The Pearl Plot (Ramakka). . . and A Remembrance, 2023;XLVIII:4:12
Phenology: Watch What Happens, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5
What Do You Mean, “Native?”, 2020;XXXXV:1:11
Who’s on Board
Kathleen Hall, 2024;XLIX:2:4
Tom Stewart, 2024;XLIX:3:4
halophytes
Torrey’s Wolfberry: How to Lick Salty Soils, 2001;XXVI:4:10
Hamilton, Mary
And Some Brought Flowers, 1982;VII:1:5
A Handbook of Rare and Endemic Plants of New Mexico, 1984;IX:4:5
Hanson, Jonathan
A Mutual Attraction, 1995;XX:6:7
Haplopappus
laricifolius
Small Desert Shrub Supplies Cool Season Color, 1992;XVII:4:7
Harris, James G.
Plant Identification Terminology, 1994;XIX:5:8
Harris, Melinda Woolf
Plant Identification Terminology, 1994;XIX:5:8
Harstad, Carolyn
My Dream for the Future of the Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society and for the State of Indiana, 1996;XXI:4:9
Hastings, Jim
Jack G. Makepeace, Jr. (1938-2017), 2017;XXXXII:3:6
Hatch, Stephan
Verified Checklist of the Grasses of New Mexico, 1986;XI:3:2
Hawksworth, Frank G.
Mistletoes of New Mexico, 1982;VII:6:5
Hearn, David
Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5
Hecht, Melvin E.
The Decline of the Grass Lawn Tradition in Tucson, 1978;III:9:3
Hedeoma
apiculatum
description, 1985;X:3:7
illustration, 1985;X:3:8
todsenii
illustration, 1982;VII:2SE:5
Tom Todsens’ Pennyroyal, 1981;VI:1:5, 1993;XVIII:2:6
Two More New Mexico Plants Named Threatened and Endangered, 1981;VI:2:2
Hedgehog cactus
Kuenzler
description, 1985;X:3:7
ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:4:7
illustration, 1985;X:3:8
Nylon (Brown-flowered)
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:3:1
An Uncommonly Beautiful Locally Common Cactus, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10
Heflin, Jean
The Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico, 1990;XV:5:3
Penstemons: The Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico, 1998;XXIII:3:1
Rabbit Resistant Plants as Experienced in Sandia Heights, Albuquerque, New Mexico! ! ! 1991;XVI:6:13
Riders of the Purple. . .What???, 1993;XVIII:3:1
The Xeriscape Flower Gardener (Knopf), review, 1991;XVI:6:7
Heidel, Bonnie
A Region of Astonishing Beauty (Williams), review, 2004;XXIX:3:15
Heil, Ken
Flora of the Four Corners Region, 2014;XXXIX:1:7
Ken Heil Recognized with Lifetime Achievement Award, 2016;XXXXI:4:12
Remembering Ken Heil (in memoriam), 2024;XLIX:2:17
Heinze, Donald H.
Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (Coombs et al., ed.), review, 2011;XXXVI:1:9
The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12
Before It’s Too Late, 2010;XXXV:2:5
The Most Hated Tree in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:11
Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16
Negative Impact of Invasives on Native Flora, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14
Salt Cedar—Foe or Friend? 2010;XXXV:3:10
The Silent Invasion, 2009;XXXIV:4:11
Helianthus spp.
Native Sunflowers: A Summer Spectacle, 2002;XXVII:3:1
Helianthus
annuus
A National Flower, 1982;VII:2:6
Sunflower, 1997;XXII:1:8
paradolus
Sunflower Update, 1993;XVIII:6:6
paradoxus
cover photos, 2012;XXXVII:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:2:16, 2022;XXXXVII:2:1
A Rare Splash of Autumn Color, 1992;XVII:6:1
Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
Saving Beauty: The Story of an Endangered Sunflower, 2019;XXXXIV:2:7
Scenes from a Field Trip to Blue Hole Cienega (photos), 2013;XXXVIII:1:13
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Sun ‘N Salt, 1982;VII:2:6
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
Henbane
black
The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5
Hendricks, Donald R.
American Plants, 1987;XII:4:6
Hendzel, Leonard
in memoriam, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
Henes, Walter
photo, 2015;XXXX:4:18
Hensen, Isabell
Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14
herbaria. See also Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium
donations to, 2013;XXXVIII:1:1, 2015;XXXX:2:2, 2016;XXXXI:2:2, 2017;XXXXII:2:3, 2018;XXXXIII:2:2, 2019;XXXXIV:2:2
Herbaria {in Index Herbariorum), 1981;VI:1:2
A Miniaturized Plant Press and Herbarium, 1981;VI:4:4
More Herbaria, 1983;VIII:4:4
NM Nat Hist Institute Herbarium, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:13
NMSU Herbarium
2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:3:3
Las Cruces Chapter Donations Support Area Projects, 2002;XXVII:3:16
A Letter from the NMSU Herbarium, 2013;XXXVIII:3:7
The NMSU Herbarium, 1983;VIII:3:4, 1992;XVII:6:10
Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1992;XVII:2:8
Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3
University of New Mexico
From the Herbarium, 2000;XXV:4:10
Thank You to NPSNM from University of New Mexico Herbarium, 2012;XXXVII:2:3
The UNM Herbarium, 1983;VIII:3:3
Wanted: Dead or Alive, 2005;XXX:1:8
herbicides
Conservation Report, 1992;XVII:2:1
herbs
“Herbal Allies from a Bioregional Perspective” Workshop, 2019;XXXXIV:1:11
Herbst, Janet
Sunflower Scholarship, 2022;XXXXVII:3:15
Herschman, Beth
Albuquerque Chapter: Beth Herschman honored, 2007;XXXII:4:6
Hesperotettix
viridis
Asters and Grasshoppers, 1982;VII:5:9
Heterotheca spp.
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Heyder’s Nipple Cactus
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14
Hibiscus spp.
Desert Dwelling Hibiscus: An Oxymoron? 2003;XXVIII:1:1
Hickerson, Yvonne
Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve Restoration Update, 2024;XLIX:4:14
Hiddenflower
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
The Hidden Forest (Luoma), 2001;XXVI:2:15
High and Dry (Nold), 2009;XXXIV:3:12
Hilaria
jamesii
New Variety of Galleta, 1981;VI:5:3
Hildreth, Richard
Why Plant Natives? 1993;XVIII:1:9
Hillhouse, Kate
Southwestern and Texas Wildflowers (Neihaus), review, 1996;XXI:4:6
Hines, Bettie
2015 Donations and Grants Announced, 2015;XXXX:2:2
2016 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2016;XXXXI:2:2
2017 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2017;XXXXII:2:3
2018 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2018;XXXXIII:2:2
2019 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2019;XXXXIV:2:2
Name That Plant! 2018;XXXXIII:1:6
NPSNM at STEM Conference, 2015;XXXX:1:13
Hirsch, Heidi
Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14
Hoard, Dorothy
in memoriam, 2014;XXXIX:2:6
Hodgins, Jim
plant society bioregion affiliations (Point. . .Counterpoint), 2002;XXVII:2:7
Hodoba, Theodore B.
Agaves of New Mexico, 1987;XII:3:4, 1992;XVII:6:3
arboreta (Message from the President), 1983;VIII:5:2
BLM Wilderness Update, 1988;XII:2:1
Cacti and Succulents for New Mexico Landscapes, 1991;XVI:6:10
Conservation Report, 1992;XVII:2:1
Dam, 1986;XI:4:5
Drought-Tolerant Plants (Taylor), review, 1994;XIX:1:2
Growing Desert Plants from Windowsill to Garden, 1996;XXI:3:6
Permaculture (conf. rpt.), 1990;XV:1:9
For Shade Only, 1985;X:2:8
Tohono Chul Park, 1987;XII:2:3
Hoffmanseggia
glauca
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Hogan, Tim
Colorado Native Flora and the Public Lands Grazing Reform Debate, 1994;XIX:4:3
Hollingsworth, William G.
6 Billion and Counting! 2000;XXV:1:4
Holly
desert
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Holmes, Charles
Field Trip: Hike to Williams Lake, 2009;XXXIV:4:5
Garden Tour Report, 2010;XXXV:4:8
in memoriam, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
Holmgren, Noel and Patricia
Intermountain Flora, Volume 7, 2017;XXXXII:4:7
Holodiscus
dumosus
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Hooks, R.F.
Native Plants for New Mexico Landscapes, 1985;X:6:8, 1986;XI:2:6
Hoops, Sallie
Remembering Tom Ferguson (in memoriam), 2007;XXXII:1:15
Hops
Native or Not: Hops, 2018;XXXXIII:4:5
Hordeum
jubatum
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
Horgan, John
The End of Science, 1998;XXIII:4:3
Houseplants
Vacation Note, 1977;II:6:7
Howard, Alice Q.
Letter from Alice Q. Howard, California Native Plant Society, 1979;IV:10:4
How to Get Your Lawn & Garden Off Drugs (Rubin), 2003;XXVIII:3:15
How to Get Your Lawn Off Grass (Rubin), 2002;XXVII:3:8
How To Grow Native Plants of Texas and the Southwest (Nokes), 2002;XXVII:1:15
How to Grow Wildflowers (Johnson, Millard), 1993;XVIII:6:3
Hubbard, Claudia
public school curriculum, 1976;I:10:2
Hubbard, John
Extirpation of a Population of Desert Mistletoe, 1981;VI:6:3
Siberian or Chinese Elms, 1986;XI:3:4
State of New Mexico Efforts in Behalf of Endangered and Threatened Plants, 1977;II:3:2
Yucca Neomexicana–A Near-Endemic of Northeastern New Mexico, 1983;VIII:5:4
Hubby, Marian Hall “Mimi”
1989’s Annual Meeting, 1989;XIV:6:8
bylaws changes (From the Presidents Desk), 1992;XVII:6:10
In Memoriam: Nancy Daniel, 2012;XXXVII:3:7
Missing Mimi Hubby, 2020;XXXXV:3:9
Huff, Charles A.
A New Death Camas, 1996;XXI:2:8
Huffman, Bob
Red Bluebonnets from the Rio Grande, 1997;XXII:1:7
Hughes, Barb
2021 Conference Silent Auction Donations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13
Hughes, Phyllis
in memoriam, 1994;XIX:6:8
Roadside Plants of Northern New Mexico, 1983;VIII:5:7
Santa Fe Bouquet, 1989;XIV:6:10
Hummingbird Plants of the Southwest (Scott), 2015;XXXX:3:9
Hummingbirds
Attracting Hummingbirds to Your Garden, 1997;XXII:3:3
rescue volunteer profile, 1987;XII:1:3
Ruby-throated
photo, 2015;XXXX:1:11
Humphrey, Robert R.
90 Years and 535 Miles, 1988;XII:3:3
Humulus
lupulus
Native or Not: Hops, 2018;XXXXIII:4:5
hunting
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1990;XV:1:5
Hutchins, Charles R.
A Flora of New Mexico, 1981;VI:5:3
Summer Wildflowers of New Mexico, 1986;XI:4:7
Hutto, Joseph L.
in memoriam, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
Hutto, Nancy
in memoriam, 2012;XXXVII:3:7
Hyles
lineata
Who’s Pollinating Plants on Your Place? 1978;III:6:3
Hyoscymus
niger
The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPIdeker, Joe
Four-wing Saltbush, 1998;XXIII:6:1
Honey Mesquite, 1998;XXIII:2:7
Lotebush: Ziziphus obtusifolia, 1998;XXIII:6:3
Imperata
brevifolia
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:2
In a Desert Garden (Alcock), 1998;XXIII:5:4
Indiana
My Dream for the Future of the Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society and for the State of Indiana, 1996;XXI:4:9
Indian blanket
profile of, 1999;XXIV:3:1
Indian grass
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
Indian paintbrush
Indian Paintbrush and Root Parasitism, 1989;XIII:1:3
Indian pink
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:1
illustration, 1981;VI:6:4
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC)
Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:13
Indian ricegrass
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
indicator plants
Geobotanical Prospecting, 1980;V:5:2
Indicator Plants as Living “Artifacts”, 1997;XXII:2:1
indigenous cultures
Indians and Plants, 1991;XVI:4:1
Losing Species, Languages and Stories: Cultural and Environmental Change in the Binational Southwest, 1996;XXI:2:5
Mescalero Apache Mescal Roast and Mountain Spirit Dancers, 1991;XVI:3:9
Indigo bush
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:1:16
Honey Plants, 1982;VII:3:5
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
New Mexico Close-Up: Indigo Bush (Dalea formosa), 2018;XXXXIII:1:11
Ingle, Ken
Journey Through Regeneration: A Personal Experience with Nature, 1992;XVII:4:6
Albert “Doc” Dobrenz, 1993;XVIII:6:7
Andy Wasowski, 2012;XXXVII:4:6
Benny J. Simpson, 1997;XXII:2:7
Beth Anne Gorden, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5
Betsy Robertson, 2016;XXXXI:1:14
Bill Isaacs, 1997;XXII:2:7
Bill Mayfield, 1983;VIII:6:2, 1993;XVIII:5:7
Bob J. Reeves, 2014;XXXIX:1:11
Carolyn Dodson, 2022;XXXXVII:4:10
Charles Berry, 2008;XXXIII:1:6
Charles Holmes, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
Charles Wood, 2015;XXXX:4:16
David Salman, 2022;XXXXVII:4:5
Dee Alton Umberson, 2012;XXXVII:2:3
Dorothy Hoard, 2014;XXXIX:2:6
Edna Wilson King, 1977;II:12:8
Frank Knaus, 2004;XXIX:1:2
Gene Simon, 2012;XXXVII:3:6
George Finlay, 1989;XIV:6:10
George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:13, 2024;XLIX:2:14, 2024;XLIX:2:15
Gesina B. Threlkeld, 2016;XXXXI:2:15
Jack Carter, 2020;XXXXV:3:8, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7
Jack G. Makepeace, Jr., 2017;XXXXII:3:6
Joe Duft, 2002;XXVII:1:12
Joseph L. Hutto, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
Judith Muncrief, 2006;XXXI:2:4
Ken Heil, 2024;XLIX:2:17
Larry Littlefield, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7
Leonard Hendzel, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
Marian Hal “Mimi” Hubby, 2020;XXXXV:3:9
Martha Ann Shelton Carter, 2024;XLIX:2:8
Nancy Daniel, 2012;XXXVII:3:7
Nancy Hutto, 2012;XXXVII:3:7
Pat Lanik, 2004;XXIX:2:4
Phyllis Hughes, 1994;XIX:6:8
Richard Felger, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8
Robert DeWitt Ivey: 1923–2013, 2013;XXXVIII:4:6
Sandra Lynn, 2013;XXXVIII:4:7
Sara Stein, 1935-2005, 2005;XXX:4:15
Tom Ferguson, 2007;XXXII:1:15
Tom Wootten, 2007;XXXII:4:10
Vicky Ramakka, 2023;XLVIII:4:12
Inmortal
Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9
insects. See also specific types
Mesquite Twig Girdler, 1992;XVII:2:6
Native Plant Myth #426, 1988;XII:4:4
Institute for Applied Ecology
Forest Bound—Summer Forest Immersion Program & Native Plant Training, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8
From Ponderosa to Prickly Pear, 2018;XXXXIII:1:3
Southern Native Plant Workshops—Forest Bound, 2019;XXXXIV:1:10
interiorscaping
Agavaceae: Blockbuster Family of Interiorscaping, 1993;XVIII:3:7
The Intermountain Flora, vol. 6 (Cronquist et al.), 1978;III:9:1
Intermountain Flora, vol. 7 (Holmgren, Holmgren), 2017;XXXXII:4:7
Intermountain Native Plant Growers Association (INPGA), 2012;XXXVII:4:3
invasive species. See also specific plants
April Fool’s Gag? Or Sierra Club Goof? 2004;XXIX:3:1
The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12
Invasive Plant Information, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:9
Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14
A Journey Through Time: Chronicles of a Past and Present Invasion, 1994;XIX:3:1
Lincoln National Forest Weed Plan, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5
Meadow-in-a-Can? Or Trouble-in-a-Can? 2003;XXVIII:1:12
Negative Impact of Invasives on Native Flora, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14
Russian olive (Point. . . Counterpoint), 2001;XXVI:4:9
Stinknet Found in New Mexico, 2024;XLIX:3:5
The Invention of Nature (Wulf), 2016;XXXXI:2:8
Ipomoea spp.
Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4
Holy Ghost (Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus), 2012;XXXVII:1:9
2012 Update, 2013;XXXVIII:2:3
concern expressed, 2017;XXXXII:1:3
Holy Ghost Ipomopsis, 2017;XXXXII:3:5
Holy Ghost Ipomopsis Update, 2020;XXXXV:3:4
Painting the Canyon Pink: Efforts to Recover the Endangered Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus, 2011;XXXVI:4:6
Request for Proper Management of Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus (letter to Santa Fe National Forest), 2016;XXXXI:4:8
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
aggregata
Ivey drawings, 1989;XIV:6:4
Scarlet Gilia, 2003;XXVIII:3:8
sancti-spiritus. See Ipomopsis
Irish, Mary and Gary
Agaves, Yuccas and Related Plants, 2000;XXV:4:14
Isaacs, Bill
Crag Lily Has Curious Distribution, 1978;III:8:3
Grape Ferns of New Mexico, 1977;II:10:2
Heavy Rains Bring Out Mushrooms, 1981;VI:5:5
Heritage Program Designates Natural Areas, 1978;III:1:6
in memoriam, 1997;XXII:2:7
New Mexico is Botanically Rich and Unexplored, 1982;VII:2SE:2
New Mexico State Heritage Program, 1977;II:3:2
New Mexico to Name Seven Plants to Endangered List, 1978;III:10:1
Woody Plants of the Southwest (Lamb), review, 1976;I:9:3
Isocoma
wrightii
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Ivey, Robert DeWitt
Common Names, 2002;XXVII:4:8
Flora Neomexicana III, 2013;XXXVIII:1:11
Flowering Plants of New Mexico, 1984;IX:5:8, 1996;XXI:1:7, 2004;XXIX:1:16, 2014;XXXIX:3:7
drawings from, 1996;XXI:6:3
Governor Bill Richardson Honors Robert DeWitt Ivey, 2004;XXIX:1:18
Ivey Awarded Honorary Life Membership, 1997;XXII:1:4
New Mexico’s Ivey, 2003;XXVIII:1:6
Robert DeWitt Ivey: 1923–2013, 2013;XXXVIII:4:6
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPJack and Martha Carter Conservation Fund. See Carter Conservation Fund Award; Carter Conservation Fund donors; Carter Conservation Fund grants
Jacob’s ladder
2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:2:3
James’ holdback
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Jamesia
americana
characteristics, 1977;II:12:4
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:5
Little-Known Shrubs, 1991;XVI:1:4
Jankowitz, Rachel
Conservation Corner, 2014;XXXIX:4:3, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2015;XXXX:2:6, 2015;XXXX:3:3, 2015;XXXX:4:3, 2016;XXXXI:1:3, 2016;XXXXI:2:3, 2016;XXXXI:3:5, 2016;XXXXI:4:5, 2017;XXXXII:1:3, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:3:3, 2017;XXXXII:4:3, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5, 2018;XXXXIII:2:5, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5, 2018;XXXXIII:4:3, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5, 2019;XXXXIV:3:4, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4, 2020;XXXXV:1:4, 2020;XXXXV:2:4, 2020;XXXXV:3:4, 2020;XXXXV:4:4, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4, 2021;XXXXVI:2:4, 2021;XXXXVI:3:4, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4, 2022;XXXXVII:2:4, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4, 2023;XLVIII:3:4
Gymnosperms of the United States and Canada (Nixon), review, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4
NPSNM Has a New Conservation Committee Chair, 2014;XXXIX:2:3
Santa Fe Chapter Thanks Rachel! 2021;XXXXVI:2:5
Thank you, Rachel! 2024;XLIX:2:17
Understory (movie review), 2022;XXXXVII:2:4
Jemez Mountains
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1992;XVII:4:8
Jercinovic, Gene
Flowering Plants of New Mexico (Ivey), update, 2014;XXXIX:3:7
Glasses in the Grass, 2006;XXXI:2:6
Jercinovic Fire Fund to Replace Losses, 2008;XXXIII:4:2
New Mexico’s Ivey, 2003;XXVIII:1:6
photo (annual conference), 2005;XXX:4:8, 2007;XXXII:4:9
Robert DeWitt Ivey: 1923–2013, 2013;XXXVIII:4:6
The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:6
Volunteer Profile, 2004;XXIX:2:15
Jimson weed
The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5
Johnson, Carol
Native Plant Day and Native Plant Month declaration requests, 2024;XLIX:4:5
Johnson, Charlene R.
Poaceae Grasses of North-Central New Mexico, 2017;XXXXII:4:1
Johnson, David W. and Margaret R.
Botanical Collections of Brother Gerfroy Arsène Brourd, 2002;XXVII:3:12
Johnson, Eric
Beautiful Gardens, 1991;XVI:3:12
How to Grow Wildflowers, 1993;XVIII:6:3
Landscaping to Save Water in the Desert, 1987;XII:2:8
Meet Our People, 1987;XII:2:8
Johnson, Lisa
Texas Madrones in Carlsbad, 1991;XVI:1:3
Johnson, Lorraine
Tending the Earth, 2003;XXVIII:1:15
Johnson, Sarah
Highlights from Silver City, 2010;XXXV:4:2
Johnson, Stephen
Can Tamarisk Be Controlled? 1993;XVIII:1:10
Johnston, Lisa
Bookshelf Browsing (NPSNM book list new titles), 1999;XXIV:5:4
Cactus and Canyons (conf. rpt.), 1984;IX:5:6
Glen Niner, Botanist of New Mexico, 1981;VI:5:4
Grass, 1982;VII:5:4
landscaping for low-income housing (President’s Message), 1986;XI:3:2
Medicinal Plants of the Rio Abajo, 1982;VII:2:6
Native Plants for New Mexico Landscapes, 1985;X:6:8, 1986;XI:2:6
photo, 2006;XXXI:4:9
President’s Message (conf. rpt.), 1986;XI:6:1
Volunteer Profile, 2003;XXVIII:4:9
What I Did on My Summer Vacation (includes plant list), 1987;XII:5:5
Jojoba
Can Jojoba Save the Sperm Whales? 1979;IV:7:1
More on Jojoba, 1979;IV:7:3
Jones, Kathryn
Versatile Oshá, 2000;XXV:4:4
Jones, Lolly
Being in the Right Place at the Right Time, 2011;XXXVI:1:5
as board member (From the President), 2013;XXXVIII:3:2
Magazine Gets A New Face, 2006;XXXI:3:6
In Memoriam: Dorothy Hoard, 2014;XXXIX:2:7
Volunteer Profile, 2004;XXIX:3:13
Jones, Wanda
A Transplanted Texas Landscape Designer Discovers a New Plant Palette and a Few Surprises, 2000;XXV:3:14
Juniper
buffalo
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
Native Juniper Revegetation, 1989;XIII:1:8
Utah Juniper, 1998;XXIII:5:1
Juniperus
pinchotii
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
sabina
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
scopulorum
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
utahensis
Utah Juniper, 1998;XXIII:5:1
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPKalloch, Mrs. Parker C., Jr.
New Mexico Beautification, 1977;II:4:5
Kartesz, John T.
Plant Species of US States and Canadian Provinces (counts), 1994;XIX:5:7
Kauffman, Aaron
Phytoremediation: Utilizing Native Plants to Detoxify Contaminated Stormwater, 2013;XXXVIII:1:7
Kaufman, Sylvan
Conservation Corner, 2023;XLVIII:4:6, 2024;XLIX:1:6, 2024;XLIX:2:7, 2024;XLIX:3:5, 2024;XLIX:4:5
The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11
Keckiella
cordifolia
illustration, 1984;IX:3:7
Keeler, Nina
Big Bend National Park, 1985;X:4:13
Keep New Mexico Beautiful, Inc.
award to Taos Chapter, 2002;XXVII:1:13
Keith, Kevin
Unexpected Encounter: Ceanothus integerrimus, 2018;XXXXIII:1:10
Keller, Charles “Chick”
Annual Meeting Highlights Los Alamos Fire & Recovery, 2003;XXVIII:4:1
Colorado Flora (Weber), review, 1991;XVI:3:11
Great Basin Wildflowers (Blackwell), review, 2009;XXXIV:3:13
Los Alamos Fire Destroys Home of NPSNM Members, 2000;XXV:3:1
NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President, 2007;XXXII:4:2
The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:5
Society Workshop Finds Long Lost Grass! 2004;XXIX:1:4
A Wildflower Park for Los Alamos, 1989;XIV:6:3
Keller, Yvonne
Annual Meeting Highlights Los Alamos Fire & Recovery, 2003;XXVIII:4:1
Los Alamos Fire Destroys Home of NPSNM Members, 2000;XXV:3:1
Kellert, Stephen R.
The Good in Nature and Humanity, 2003;XXVIII:2:14
Kern, Rose Marie
NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
Kestrels
Control Insect Pests the Natural Way–with Kestrels, 1981;VI:3:4
Kestrel Kautions, 1982;VII:3:6
Kilgore, Wendell W.
Toxic Plants as Possible Human Teratogens, 1982;VII:1:6
Kim, Bohyun
Mountain Geraniums, 2003;XXVIII:4:13
Kimmerer, Robin Wall
Gathering Moss, 2007;XXXII:3:15
Kindscher, Kelly
Felger: More than a Botanist, He was an Ethnobotanist and Ethnobiologist, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8
King, Edna Wilson
in memoriam, 1977;II:12:8
Kinnikinnick
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Kirchhevel, Lindsey
Meet Our New Membership Coordinator, 2013;XXXVIII:3:2
as Membership Coordination, 2014;XXXIX:1:2
Kirkpatrick, Zoe Merriman
Bear Grass and the Yucca Moth, 1995;XX:5:7
Wildflowers of the Western Plains, 1993;XVIII:2:11
Kleinman, Russ
Don’t Let Winter Get You Down! 2011;XXXVI:1:8
Moonworts! 2010;XXXV:4:6
Moss Identification Workshop, 2012;XXXVII:3:2
New Mexico Close-Up: Cowboy’s Boutonniere, 2017;XXXXII:3:7
NPSNM photo contest winner, 2010;XXXV:4:1
Report: SOBEFREE 2010, 2010;XXXV:3:12
The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:6
Knaus, Frank
in memoriam, 2004;XXIX:1:2
Knight, Paul
Heritage Program Surveys San Juan County, 1981;VI:4:2
Knopf, Jim
Waterwise Wildlife Gardening, 1994;XIX:4:6
The Xeriscape Flower Gardener, 1991;XVI:6:7
Knowlton's Cactus
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
The Story of a Very Little Cactus, 2023;XLVIII:3:13
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
Koeberlinia
spinosa
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Kummerow, Jochen
Indian Paintbrush and Root Parasitism, 1989;XIII:1:3
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPLactarius
barrowsii
Six Mushrooms Names for Charles Barrows, 1977;II:9:6
Ladyman, Juanita A.R.
The New Mexico Natural Heritage Program, 1999;XXIV:1:10
La Grange, Linda
Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9
A Widespread and Useful Southwestern Plant, 2007;XXXII:3:13
Yerba de la Gente: Oshá, 2005;XXX:4:1
Yerba Mansa, The Gentle Herb, 2007;XXXII:1:10
Lamb, Aaron
Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:11
Lamb, Sanuel H.
Woody Plants of the Southwest, 1976;I:9:3
Lamiaceae family
Recognizing Lamiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:2:4
land development
The Building Envelope: New Ground Rules for Building on Natural Land, 1995;XX:2:8
Developing Your Land? 1995;XX:1:5
landscaping. See also xeriscaping
Albuquerque’s Increasing Use of Natives, 1981;VI:6:4
Cacti, 1993;XVIII:1:11
Clinton Orders Landscaping Changes, 1994;XIX:4:6
Color in the Landscape, 2002;XXVII:3:7
Common Sense in Plant Placement, 1988;XII:5:7
Creating and Enhancing Better Outdoor Space, 2000;XXV:2:12
Creating Your Own Wildlife Habitat, 1997;XXII:1:1
Creosote Gains Popularity, 1994;XIX:1:6
The Decline of the Grass Lawn Tradition in Tucson, 1978;III:9:3
Designing a Natural Landscape, 1980;V:5:4
Designing Windbreaks, 2000;XXV:1:12
Don't Uproot the Natives: Buy Propagated Plants, 1992;XVII:4:4
Don Walker profile, 2004;XXIX:3:10
Drip Irrigation Conserves Water, 1981;VI:4:2
E-Mail From Heaven? 2000;XXV:1:3
EPA and Lawn Chemicals, 2004;XXIX:3:13
Facilitating Container Production of Native Texas Small Trees for Urban and Suburban Landscapes, 1997;XXII:4:3
Fireproofing Your Home Landscape, 2000;XXV:4:8
Grow More by Paying Attention to Microclimates, 1990;XV:1:11
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
A History of Suburbia, 2000;XXV:3:12
An Interview with Ellie Mitchell, Native Plant Landscape Designer, 1983;VIII:2:4
Landscape Design Course in February, 2011;XXXVI:1:2
Landscape Design Course with Native Plants: A Rip-Roaring Success, 2011;XXXVI:2:2
Landscape Design for a Dry Climate, 1990;XV:2:6
Landscape Ecology: The Garden Path to Sustainable Living Spaces, 1991;XVI:6:1
Landscape Project Initiated for Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center, 2001;XXVI:1:14
Landscape Workshop (rpt.), 1980;V:5:3
Landscape Workshop Review, 1988;XII:2:2
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
Landscaping with Wildflowers, 1989;XIII:3:6
Lawn Lovers, 2002;XXVII:3:8
Lawn Lovers United, 2004;XXIX:1:10
Lawns Facts, 2003;XXVIII:4:16
for low-income housing (President’s Message), 1986;XI:3:2
Native Landscape at Taos Visitors Center Taking Shape, 2001;XXVI:4:1
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:3
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Nature Is the Garden's Best Designer, 1996;XXI:4:1
New Mexico Museum of Natural History Native Plant Project, 1997;XXII:1:2
A Nice! Idea from NPSOT, 2004;XXIX:2:4
Pasco, Washington—The City That Outlaws Flowers, 2001;XXVI:4:2
Planting to Attract Wildlife, 1991;XVI:6:6
plant solutions, 1982;VII:2:2, 1982;VII:3:7
Praise Is Wonderful, 1989;XIV:5:5
The Real Cost of Manicured Lawns, 2001;XXVI:4:1
Regionalism: Landscaping with Natives, 1989;XIII:3:7
Southwestern Soils: Considerations for Native Plant Landscapes, 1995;XX:6:1
Supergrass, 1987;XII:1:7
Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1
This and That. . . (gardener’s experience), 1986;XI:5:6
Tired of Mowing the Lawn? Pave It! 2007;XXXII:3:5
A Transplanted Texas Landscape Designer Discovers a New Plant Palette and a Few Surprises, 2000;XXV:3:14
Transplanting Chamisa, 1980;V:1:3
The Use of Regional Native Flora for Desert Landscaping, 1991;XVI:6:16
Using Microclimates in Landscape Design, 2002;XXVII:2:2
U.S. Lawn-care Industry Fighting Back Against Pesticide Bans, 2005;XXX:2:2
Wildflowers in Your Landscape: Problems and Solutions, 1994;XIX:2:6
Woman Thrown in Jail for Not Growing Grass! 2003;XXVIII:1:16
The Landscaping Ideas of Jays (Lowry), 2008;XXXIII:1:13
The Landscaping Revolution (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2000;XXV:3:3
Landscaping to Save Water in the Desert (Johnson), 1987;XII:2:8
Landscaping with Native Plants (Wilson), 1985;X:4:13
Lane, Jeremy
Las Cruces Students Learn about Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:3:6
Lanik, Pat
in memoriam, 2004;XXIX:2:4
Larrea
tridentata
Creosote Bush, 1988;XIII:1:3
Creosote Gains Popularity, 1994;XIX:1:6
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Lasioglossum spp.
cover photos, 2018;XXXXIII:3:12
Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home (Pope Francis), 2015;XXXX:4:16
Laura Jean Deal Desert Arboretum, 2006;XXXI:1:6
Lawrence, Phoebe
Students Beautify Their School, 2007;XXXII:3:10
League of Conservation Voters
Environmental Scorekeeping, 1992;XVII:2:7
Leasburg Dam State Park
Las Cruces chapter donations to, 2017;XXXXII:2:15
Lebgue Keleng, Toutcha
Cactaceas de Chihuahua, 2011;XXXVI:1:7
Leccinum
barrowsii
Six Mushrooms Named for Charles Barrows, 1977;II:9:5
legislation
Bottle Bill Revisited, 1989;XIII:2:2
election candidates, 1982;VII:6:3
Environmental Scorekeeping, 1992;XVII:2:7
House Bill 347, 1985;X:3:9
A National Flower, 1982;VII:2:6
New Mexico BLM Wilderness, 1992;XVII:5:3
NPSNM Board Votes to Oppose Pearce Bill, 2004;XXIX:1:10
rangeland improvement proposals, 1990;XV:1:5
Support the Botany Bill, 2017;XXXXII:3:5
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1992;XVII:4:8
We Went Wild, 1981;VI:1:7
Wilderness Protects Habitat, 1980;V:6:7
Leguminosae family. See Fabaceae family
Lehr, J. Harry
A Catalog of the Flora of Arizona, 1978;III:11:1
Lenora Curtin Wetland Preserve (LCWP)
Preserving a Cienega, 1997;XXII:1:3
Lenz, Lee W.
The Thorny Rose Affair, 2004;XXIX:3:7
Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve (LCWP)
Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:8
Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve Restoration Update, 2024;XLIX:4:14
From Wetlands to Wildflowers in Santa Fe (field trip rpt.), 2008;XXXIII:4:4
Leopold, Aldo
Mi Casita house photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:14
Reflections on Aldo Leopold and A Sand County Almanac, 2009;XXXIV:1:10
Lepidospartum
burgessii
conservation of, 1990;XV:1:10
Leucocrinum
montanum
Native Bulb-forming Wildflowers, 1977;II:11:2
Leucophyllum spp.
Texas Sage or Ranger, 1994;XIX:1:3
This “Sage” Makes Poor Cuisine but Great Landscapes, 2000;XXV:2:8
Leucophyllum
frutescens
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
minus
illustration, 2000;XXV:2:8
Liatris
punctata
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13
lichens
Lichens, 1980;V:3:5
Tough Lichens, 1981;VI:1:5
Licher, Max
The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:12
Oct. 2001 to Dec. 2001, 2001;XXVI:4:14
pre-2003 to 2020, 2021;XXXXVI:2:14
pre-2003 to 2021, 2022;XXXXVII:2:8
pre-2003 to 2022, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:12
pre-2003 to 2023, 2024;XLIX:2:16
Jan. 2008 to Jan. 2009, 2009;XXXIV:1:13
Jan. 2009 to Jan. 2010, 2010;XXXV:1:6
Dec. 2012 to Dec. 2015, 2016;XXXXI:1:12
Dec. 2015 to Dec. 2016, 2017;XXXXII:1:8
Dec. 2016 to Dec. 2017, 2018;XXXXIII:1:12
Dec. 2017 to Dec. 2018, 2019;XXXXIV:1:12
Dec. 2018 to Nov. 2019, 2020;XXXXV:1:12
Dec. 2019 to Aug. 2020, 2020;XXXXV:4:10
Aug. 2020 to Aug. 2021, 2021;XXXXVI:4:12
Aug. 2021 to Aug. 2022, 2022;XXXXVII:4:14
Aug. 2022 to Aug. 2023, 2023;XLVIII:4:10
Aug. 2023 to Aug. 2024, 2024;XLIX:4:12
Lifetime Achievement Award
Ken Heil Recognized with Lifetime Achievement Award, 2016;XXXXI:4:12
Lightfoot, Karen
Report on Endangered Plants, 1995;XX:5:2
Ligusticum
porteri
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Osha (Ligusticum porteri), 1995;XX:5:3
Oshá (Ligusticum porteri), 1989;XIV:5:4
Versatile Oshá, 2000;XXV:4:4
Yerba de la Gente: Oshá, 2005;XXX:4:1
Lilium
philadelphicum var. andinum
Native Bulb-forming Wildflowers, 1977;II:11:2
Lily family
Characteristics of Some Common Plant Families in New Mexico, 1980;V:1:2
Limmer, Elroy
Meet the Gila Chapter’s New (Again) President, 2017;XXXXII:2:2
Lincoln National Forest
Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4
Lincoln National Forest Planning Comments, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5
Lincoln National Forest Weed Plan, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1993;XVIII:5:12, 1993;XVIII:6:8
Linum
lewisii
description, 1979;IV:5:2
A Look at Linum and Linen, 1998;XXIII:1:8
vernale
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Lister, Judy
Environmental Stewardship Award to Taos Chapter (photo), 2004;XXIX:2:16
Volunteer Profile, 2003;XXVIII:3:9
Lithospermum
incisum
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
litter
Bottle Bill Revisited, 1989;XIII:2:2
Littlefield, Larry
Larry Littlefield Remembrance, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7
Little Water Canyon
management status request, 2016;XXXXI:1:3
Liverwort
Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10
livestock. See grazing and ranching
Living Desert State Park
Guadalupe Recap (field trip rpt.), 1987;XII:6:4
Lobbyist Regulation Act
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1994;XIX:1:8
Locklear, James H.
Wanted—Milkweed Sleuths, 1993;XVIII:2:10
Locoweed
Woolly
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15
Locust
New Mexico
illustration, 1982;VII:4:5
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
rose
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
Logan, Neil
Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5
London rocket
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
Longland, David R.
Biodiversity: No Net Loss? 1993;XVIII:1:8
Los, Alamos, NM
A Wildflower Park for Los Alamos, 1989;XIV:6:3
Los Alamos National Laboratory
LASL’s Impact Report Issued, 1980;V:2:5
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory. See Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Lunas Plant Materials Center
The Los Lunas Connection, 1980;V:3:2
Lost Landscapes and Failed Economies (Power), 1997;XXII:3:2
Lotebush
Ziziphus obtusifolia, 1998;XXIII:6:3
Lousewort
Furbish
News Break (poem), 1978;III:2:7
Parry
illustration, 1980;V:3:5
Lovegrass
Lehmann’s
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14
Lowrey, Tim
Intermountain Flora, Volume 7 (Holmgren, Holmgren), review, 2017;XXXXII:4:7
Overview of Compositae in New Mexico, 2012;XXXVII:2:16
Thank You to NPSNM from University of New Mexico Herbarium, 2012;XXXVII:2:3
Lowry, Judith Larner
The Landscaping Ideas of Jays, 2008;XXXIII:1:13
Lowy, Joan
U.S. Lawn-care Industry Fighting Back Against Pesticide Bans, 2005;XXX:2:2
Luoma, Jon R.
The Hidden Forest, 2001;XXVI:2:15
Lupinus spp.
Red Bluebonnets from the Rio Grande, 1997;XXII:1:7
Lupinus
latifolius
Toxic Plants as Possible Human Teratogens, 1982;VII:1:6
Lycium spp.
cover photo, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:1
Lycium
pallidum
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:3:6
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Wolfberry (Lycium pallidum), 1995;XX:3:1
torreyi
Torrey’s Wolfberry: How to Lick Salty Soils, 2001;XXVI:4:10
Lynn, Sandra
2010 Grants Awarded at Winter Board Meeting, 2010;XXXV:2:3
Drought Website, 2006;XXXI:3:5
The Eye of the Beholder (letter), 2010;XXXV:1:2
Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Yarborough, Powell), review, 2003;XXVIII:3:14
Grants for Scientific Literacy in the Chihuahuan Desert, 2009;XXXIV:1:4
Have You Hugged Your Yucca Today? 2006;XXXI:1:1
Hello from the Native Plant Society of New Mexico’s New Administrative Assistant, 2007;XXXII:4:4
Landscape Design Course in February, 2011;XXXVI:1:2
Native Sunflowers: A Summer Spectacle, 2002;XXVII:3:1
NPSNM Members and Readers Speak Out, 2008;XXXIII:3:1
NPSNM Survey, 2008;XXXIII:1:1
photo (annual conference), 2007;XXXII:4:9
Plant Identification Terminology (Harris, Harris), review, 1994;XIX:5:8
Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10
Plant Portraits: Ponderosa Pines, Climate Change, and Wildfires, 2005;XXX:3:6
Rocky Mountain Garden Survival Guide (Tweit), review, 2005;XXX:1:15
Sandra Lynn: Poet, Historian, Author, Botanist (in memoriam), 2013;XXXVIII:4:7
Small is Beautiful, 2005;XXX:1:9
“Snag on the Rim of Juniper Canyon” (poem), 2002;XXVII:4:2, 2003;XXVIII:1:13
Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6
Volunteer Profile, 2003;XXVIII:1:2
Wanted: Dead or Alive, 2005;XXX:1:8
Where Rainbows Wait for Rain, 1989;XIV:6:10
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPMacBryde, Bruce
The Solution, 1982;VII:2SE:4
Machaeranthera
canescens
Asters and Grasshoppers, 1982;VII:5:9
scabrella
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Maclura
pomifera
Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4
Madrones
The Madrones of New Mexico, 2015;XXXX:2:8
photos, 2015;XXXX:2:20
Magee, Greg S.
Attracting Hummingbirds to Your Garden, 1997;XXII:3:3
Board Member Resigns, 1999;XXIV:4:1
Chihuahuan Desert Gardens, 1998;XXIII:3:3
El Paisaje de Soledad, 1989;XIV:5:6
Nature Is the Garden's Best Designer, 1996;XXI:4:1
New Mexico Gardener’s Guide (Phillips), review, 1999;XXIV:2:3
as outgoing Board member, 1999;XXIV:5:4
Mahogany
mountain
illustration, 1982;VII:4:4
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Mahonia
aquifolium
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
haematocarpa
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
repens
Native Plants, Inc., 1980;V:3:3
Makepeace, Jack G., Jr.
Field Trip: Garden Tour, 2009;XXXIV:4:3
in memoriam, 2017;XXXXII:3:6
Malaxis
soulei
in Little Water Canyon, 2016;XXXXI:1:5
Mammillaria
heyderi
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14
Mandelkern, Lisa
Agaves, Yuccas and Related Plants (Irish, Irish), review, 2000;XXV:4:14
The Hidden Forest (Luoma), review, 2001;XXVI:2:15
Lisa Mandelkern New Vice President of NPSNM, 2001;XXVI:4:2
New Mexico Close-up: Elkweed, Monument Plant, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17
NM Close-Up: Agave parry–Century Plant, 2020;XXXXV:1:14
Northern Chihuahuan Desert Wildflowers (West), review, 2001;XXVI:3:15
President transition (cover photo), 2002;XXVII:4:1
The Roadrunner (Meinzer), review, 2002;XXVII:4:15
Texas Sky (Meinzer), review, 2002;XXVII:4:15
Mannia
californica
Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10
Manning, Richard
Grassland, 2007;XXXII:3:11
Manual of the More Common Flowering Plants Growing Without Cultivation in Bernalillo County, New Mexico (Watson), 1997;XXII:3:1
Manzanita
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Maple
bigtooth
illustration, 1979;IV:10:5
silver
Drawings, 1977;II:4:4
Mariola
Flower World Signs at Three Rivers, 2022;XXXXVII:1:14
Marsh mallow
Rocky Mountain Marshmallows, 2004;XXIX:4:14
Martenson, Jan
2017 NPSNM Annual Conference Wrap-Up, 2018;XXXXIII:1:6
Grant Opportunity for Taos County Educators, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
Meet NPSNM Board Member Jan Martenson: Our Fireball of Energy, 2016;XXXXI:4:2
Taos Chapter Awards Two Educational Grants, 2018;XXXXIII:3:3
A Year in the Life of a Greenhouse: Taos Chapter’s Partnership with Taos Land Trust at Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:12
Martin, William C.
A Flora of New Mexico, 1981;VI:5:3
retirement of, 1989;XIV:5:5
Summer Wildflowers of New Mexico, 1986;XI:4:7
Martinez, Guadalupe
Bureau of Land Management, 1985;X:3:6
Mason, Grace
Conservation Clues from Grace Mason (conf. info), 1999;XXIV:3:16
Conservation Works and Days, 1999;XXIV:2:3
Mayfield, Bill
Bill Mayfield Memorial Park, 1984;IX:1:3
A Donation Funds Membership Roster, 1978;III:9:1
Hasta luego, Bill–and Thanks (in memoriam), 1983;VIII:6:2
Mayfield Library, 1986;XI:5:5
in memoriam, 1993;XVIII:5:7
McBride, Pam
2011 NPSNM Grant Awards, 2011;XXXVI:2:3
2021 conference speaker, 2020;XXXXV:3:11
An Afternoon on the Rio Grande, 2022;XXXXVII:2:10
NM Close-Up: Our Shrinking Inheritance, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
McCarthy, Richard G., Jr.
NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
McDougall, W.B.
Seed Plants of Northern Arizona, 1978;III:9:1
McEwen Site
Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:12
Native Plants, Pollinators, and People: The McEwen Site, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:11
Mcginnies, William G.
Discovering the Desert, 1982;VII:1:5
McGrath, Jim
The Cloudcroft Phacelia: An Update, 2012;XXXVII:4:7
Cloudcroft Phacelia Search Is a Partial Success! 2011;XXXVI:4:7
Conservation Corner, 2011;XXXVI:2:5, 2011;XXXVI:3:5, 2011;XXXVI:4:5, 2012;XXXVII:1:8, 2012;XXXVII:2:6, 2012;XXXVII:3:5, 2012;XXXVII:4:5, 2013;XXXVIII:1:3
A Guide to Plants of the Northern Chihuahuan Desert (Dodson), review, 2012;XXXVII:3:12
Holy Ghost Ipomopsis (Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus): 2012 Update, 2013;XXXVIII:2:3
Jim McGrath: Carter Conservation Champion, 2022;XXXXVII:4:5
In Memoriam: Carolyn Dodson, 2022;XXXXVII:4:10
Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies (Dodson, Dunmire), review, 2008;XXXIII:2:15
Scenes from a Field Trip to Blue Hole Cienega (photo), 2013;XXXVIII:1:13
McKimmie, Tim
Beautiful Gardens (Johnson, Millard), review, 1991;XVI:3:12
For Beginners Only, 1992;XVII:2:3
Biodiversity, 1992;XVII:3:3
Chihuahuan Desert Gardens, 1998;XXIII:3:3
Dry Climate Gardening With Succulents, review, 1996;XXI:3:7
Earth in the Balance (Gore), review, 1993;XVIII:2:11
From the Editor: Farewell, 1999;XXIV:4:1
A Field Guide to the Plants of Arizona (Epple), review, 1996;XXI:4:12
Flora of North America, review, 1995;XX:3:8
Flowering Plants of New Mexico, 3rd ed. (Ivey), review, 1996;XXI:1:7
Gardening for Wildlife, 1993;XVIII:2:3
Gardening the Arid Land (Gerard), review, 1997;XXII:4:11
Grasses of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Powell), review, 1997;XXII:4:10
How to Grow Wildflowers (Johnson, Millard), review, 1993;XVIII:6:3
Medicinal Plants of the Desert and Canyon West (Moore), review, 1997;XXII:4:9
Medicinal Plants of the Mountain West (Moore), review, 1997;XXII:4:9
Native Plants for Southwestern Landscapes (Meilke), review, 1998;XXIII:5:6
Natural Design (Phillips), review, 1996;XXI:2:7
Penstemons: The Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico (Heflin), review, 1998;XXIII:3:1
Plants for Natural Gardens (Phillips), review, 1996;XXI:2:7
Politickin’, 1992;XVII:2:6
Requiem for a Lawnmower (Wasowski), review, 1993;XVIII:2:11
Southwestern Soils: Considerations for Native Plant Landscapes, 1995;XX:6:1
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico (Carter), review, 1998;XXIII:2:1
Trees and Shrubs of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Powell), review, 1998;XXIII:4:4
What’s on the Internet? 1996;XXI:4:10
Why We Garden (Nollman), review, 1998;XXIII:5:6
Wild Plants and Native Peoples of the Four Corners (Dunmire, Tierney), review, 1998;XXIII:5:6
Wild Plants of the Pueblo Province (Dunmire, Tierney), review, 1995;XX:4:8
Your Public Lands, 1992;XVII:5:1
McKittrick Canyon
A Hike Up McKittrick Canyon, 1996;XXI:1:4
McLoughlin, J.C.
Control Insect Pests the Natural Way–with Kestrels, 1981;VI:3:4
McMillen, Diane
Further Reflections on Allenrolfea, 1997;XXII:2:6
Medeiros, Juliana
Hidden Symbiosis: A Match Made Underfoot, 2002;XXVII:1:8
medicinal plants
dandelion, 1988;XII:4:5
Medicinal Plants of the Rio Abajo, 1982;VII:2:6
Monardas: Medicinal Mints of Distinction, 1993;XVIII:6:1
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Medicinal Plants of the Desert and Canyon West (Moore), 1997;XXII:4:9
Medicinal Plants of the Mountain West (Moore), 1979;IV:6:1, 1997;XXII:4:9
Meileur, Brien A.
Saving the Pieces: The Center for Plant Conservation and the National Effort to Save the Rare Plants of the United States, 1997;XXII:1:6
Meilke, Judy
Native Plants for Southwestern Landscapes, 1998;XXIII:5:6
Meine, Curt
Aldo Leopold, His Life and Work, 1990;XV:2:2
Meinzer, Wyman
The Roadrunner, 2002;XXVII:4:15
Texas Sky, 2002;XXVII:4:15
Melampodium
leucanthum
Blackfoot Daisy Germination, 1984;IX:4:4
Propagation Notes, 1983;VIII:4:6
Melendres, Michael Martin
The Native Redwood, 1998;XXIII:5:7
Melia
azedarach
A Botanical Mystery, 2005;XXX:1:7
Melilotus
officinalis
April Fool’s Gag? Or Sierra Club Goof? 2004;XXIX:3:1
Ménache, Margaret
Ecology of Herbal Medicine (Saville), review, 2021;XXXXVI:4:7
Invasive Plant Information, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:9
Native Plant Gardening for Birds, Bees and Butterflies (Miller), review, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10
One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:10
The Pearl Plot (Ramakka). . . and A Remembrance, 2023;XLVIII:4:12
Rewilding: a Concept Whose Time has Come, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5
Tree Stories, 2021;XXXXVI:3:11
A Very Brief History of E. laricifolia, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10
Mentzelia spp.
cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:3:12
New Mexico Close-Up: Cowboy’s Boutonniere, 2017;XXXXII:3:7
Mentzelia
decapetala
description, 1989;XIV:5:5
multiflora
cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:16
todiltoensis
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
Merkel, Bob
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
Laura Jean Deal Desert Arboretum, 2006;XXXI:1:6
Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13
Where to Find Lots of Plants in Bloom During Dry Weather, 2009;XXXIV:4:13
mescal
Mescalero Apache Mescal Roast and Mountain Spirit Dancers, 1991;XVI:3:9
Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park
Las Cruces chapter donations to, 2017;XXXXII:2:15
Mesquite
as food additive, 1987;XII:3:8
Harbinger of Spring or Summer? 1993;XVIII:3:6
honey
Honey Mesquite, 1998;XXIII:2:7
Land of Honey, 1981;VI:1:3, 1994;XIX:1:7
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14, 2015;XXXX:3:15
Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5
Mesquite Twig Girdler, 1992;XVII:2:6
There’s a New Mesquite on the Freeway, 1984;IX:5:5
Tree of Life in a Dry World, 2018;XXXXIII:1:7
Mexican buckeye
Falling in Love for a Sound Reason! 2000;XXV:4:9
Mexico
A Botanical Trip to Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:3
field trip photos, 2010;XXXV:1:1
Michie, Mary Louise
Sunflower, 1997;XXII:1:8
microclimates
Grow More by Paying Attention to Microclimates, 1990;XV:1:11
NPSNM Workshop Report: Becoming Rain Keepers, 2009;XXXIV:3:2
Using Microclimates in Landscape Design, 2002;XXVII:2:2
Miles, Candice
The Web of Life: Complex Relationships in Desert Ecology, 1994;XIX:5:1
Milkvetch
Mancos
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Milkweed
antelope horns
cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1
Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9
photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17
climbing
photos, 2020;XXXXV:4:14, 2020;XXXXV:4:16
Honey Plants, 1982;VII:3:5
Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:9
More on Petroculture, 1979;IV:10:2
showy
Desperately Seeking Asclepias, 2014;XXXIX:4:5
swamp
cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:1
Wanted—Milkweed Sleuths, 1993;XVIII:2:10
whorled
photos, 2020;XXXXV:4:1, 2020;XXXXV:4:14, 2020;XXXXV:4:16
Milkwort family
A Fertile Field for Discovery, 1993;XVIII:2:2
Mill, James N.
Indian Paintbrush and Root Parasitism, 1989;XIII:1:3
Millard, Scott
Beautiful Gardens, 1991;XVI:3:12
How to Grow Wildflowers, 1993;XVIII:6:3
Miller, Dan “Vish”
Russian Olive. . . Da! (Point. . . Counterpoint), 2001;XXVI:4:9
Miller, George
Devious Stream Orchid Tricks Insects, 2019;XXXXIV:3:5
Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:3
Larry Littlefield Remembrance, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7
in memoriam
George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:13
NPSNM Members Remember George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:14
Our Friend George, 2024;XLIX:2:15
Native Plant Gardening for Birds, Bees and Butterflies, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10
New Mexico Close-up: Beware Hooded Monks, 2018;XXXXIII:4:8
The Rocky Mountain Plant Guide, 2024;XLIX:1:15
Sandra Lynn: Poet, Historian, Author, Botanist (in memoriam), 2013;XXXVIII:4:7
Saving the San Juan Badlands, 2011;XXXVI:2:6
Millicent Rogers Museum
Millicent Rogers Museum: Native Plants and Art, 2020;XXXXV:1:10
Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1
Mills, G. Scott
Planting to Attract Wildlife, 1991;XVI:6:6
Mimbres Peaks
Proposed Mimbres Peaks National Monument, 2024;XLIX:2:7
Support for Mimbres Peaks National Monument, 2024;XLIX:4:5
minimum viable population
What Is Minimum Viable Population? 1990;XV:2:3
Mint
hoary rosemary
illustration, 1981;VI:3:5
Monardas: Medicinal Mints of Distinction, 1993;XVIII:6:1
Mirabilis spp.
It’s Four O’Clock Time, 2004;XXIX:4:4
Mirabilis
grandiflora
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
longiflora
illustration, 2004;XXIX:4:4
photo (contest submission), 2018;XXXXIII:4:1
multiflora
Notes on Breeding Mirabilis multiflora, 1985;X:4:10
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10
Mistletoe
Extirpation of a Population of Desert Mistletoe, 1981;VI:6:3
Mistletoes of New Mexico, 1982;VII:6:5
Mistletoes of New Mexico & the Southwest, 2001;XXVI:1:12
Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13
Mitchell, Ellie
An Interview with Ellie Mitchell, Native Plant Landscape Designer, 1983;VIII:2:4
Mitchell, Irene
Artemisias, 1980;V:2:4
Characteristics of Some Common Plant Families in New Mexico, 1980;V:1:2
Native Bulb-forming Wildflowers, 1977;II:11:2
Wild Flower Season Begins! 1978;III:4:1
Mitella
pentandra Hooker
description and illustration, 1977;II:8:4
Mock orange
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Moffett, Ben
Wildflowers Get an Even Break, 1985;X:5:8
Mohlenbrock, Robert H.
Where Have All the Wildflowers Gone? 1984;IX:2:7
Mojave Desert
Conservation Report, 1992;XVII:2:1
Monarda spp.
Monardas: Medicinal Mints of Distinction, 1993;XVIII:6:1
Monarda
fistulosa var. menthifolia
illustration, 2000;XXV:2:10
Monkey-Flower
Red-Stem
photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16
Monkshood
New Mexico Close-up: Beware Hooded Monks, 2018;XXXXIII:4:8
photos, 2018;XXXXIII:4:12
Montana, Art
The Ortiz Mountains—a New Land Grant, 1997;XXII:3:6
Month-to-Month Gardening, New Mexico (Dolecek), 2000;XXV:1:8
Monument Plant
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:20
New Mexico Close-up: Elkweed, Monument Plant, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17
Moore, Brandon
On Renaming Plants and the Task of Separating the Wheat from the Chaff, 2024;XLIX:4:10
Moore, Michael
Medicinal Plants of the Desert and Canyon West, 1997;XXII:4:9
Medicinal Plants of the Mountain West, 1979;IV:6:1, 1997;XXII:4:9
Moore, Nathan
Teacher Award to, 2019;XXXXIV:2:3
Morgan, Andrea
Wintertime Plant Identification, 1996;XXI:1:3
Morin, Nancy R.
Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens, 2003;XXVIII:4:15
Mormon tea
Mormon Tea, Ephedra spp., 1995;XX:1:1
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Morning glory
Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4
Morning glory family
Ivey drawings, 1996;XXI:6:3
Morris, Virginia
El Paso Chapter Loses Charles Berry, 2008;XXXIII:1:6
Wynn Anderson Awarded Lifetime Member Status, 2008;XXXIII:2:4
Mortonia
scabrella
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Morus
microphyllus
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
moss
Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10
Moss Identification Workshop, 2012;XXXVII:3:1, 2012;XXXVII:3:2
Overlooked, 1982;VII:3:6
Report: SOBEFREE 2010, 2010;XXXV:3:12
moths
bogus yucca
cover photo, 2024;XLIX:4:1
Fill 'er up! Butterflies and moths swarm turpentine bush, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10
hawkmoths (sphinx or hummingbird)
FWIing High, 1984;IX:2:5
Who’s Pollinating Plants on Your Place? 1978;III:6:3
yucca
Bear Grass and the Yucca Moth, 1995;XX:5:7
The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11
A Mutual Attraction, 1995;XX:6:7
pollination story, 1977;II:10:6
Mountain fringe
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
Mountain mahogany
illustration, 2002;XXVII:1:8
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
Mountain tall-leaf
photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16
Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies (Dodson, Dunmire), 2008;XXXIII:2:15
movies, movie reviews
Understory, 2022;XXXXVII:2:4
Wild and Scenic Film Festival in Silver City, 2018;XXXXIII:2:3
Muhlenbergia
andina
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
arsenei
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
eludens
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:1
porteri
What About Bush Muhly? 1996;XXI:2:3
Mulberry
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Mullein
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Mullins, Maria
Introducing Maria Mullins, BLM State Botanist/ Ecologist, 2023;XLVIII:4:7
Muncrief, Judith
Remembering Judith Muncrief (in memoriam), 2006;XXXI:2:4
Murphy, Mary Alice
NPSNM Annual Meeting Held in Silver City, 2002;XXVII:4:5
Museum of International Folk Art
Report from the Museum of International Folk Art Native Plant Display Garden in Santa Fe, 1986;XI:5:4
Santa Fe Scurries, 1983;VIII:6:3
museums
Millicent Rogers Museum: Native Plants and Art, 2020;XXXXV:1:10
New Mexico Museum of Natural History Native Plant Project, 1997;XXII:1:2
Report from the Museum of International Folk Art Native Plant Display Garden in Santa Fe, 1986;XI:5:4
Santa Fe Scurries, 1983;VIII:6:3
Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1
Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton Exhibition at New Mexico History Museum, 2010;XXXV:3:14
mushrooms
Heavy Rains Bring Out Mushrooms, 1981;VI:5:5
Six Mushrooms Named for Charles Barrows, 1977;II:9:5
Mustard family. See Brassicaceae family
mutualism
Bear Grass and the Yucca Moth, 1995;XX:5:7
A Mutual Attraction, 1995;XX:6:7
MX missile sites
MX Developments, 1981;VI:5:5
So What Does the MX Missile Have to Do with Rare Plants? 1980;V:3:4
Mygatt, Jane
A Case for Collecting, 2001;XXVI:4:7
From the Herbarium, 2000;XXV:4:10
The Un-Common Bladderwort, 2001;XXVI:1:4
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPNaar, John
Back to Basics: The Zen of Green Living, 1993;XVIII:5:6
Nabhan, Gary Paul
Enduring Seeds, 1990;XV:2:5
Losing Species, Languages and Stories: Cultural and Environmental Change in the Binational Southwest, 1996;XXI:2:5
Nachlinger, Jan
NNNPS Survey Reveals Priorities, Needs, and Contributions from a Diverse Membership, 1998;XXIII:1:6
Nandina
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
Nandina
domestica
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
NASA
NASA Warns of Long Drought, 2000;XXV:2:1
National Alliance for Plants
The National Alliance for Plants, 1982;VII:1:5
National Arbor Day Foundation
Arbor Day Tree Promo: Update, 2003;XXVIII:4:16
Good Intentions, Bad Input, 2003;XXVIII:3:7
National Audubon Society
1980 Regional Conference, 1980;V:2:6
Audubon Photography Awards, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5
Audubon Shows Us How to Speak Out & Be Heard, 1982;VII:1:2
national forests. See also forests
Forest Plan Comments, 2020;XXXXV:1:4
Forest Service Planning, 2016;XXXXI:2:5
Gila
Federal Agency Planning comments, 2020;XXXXV:3:5
Gila National Forest Planning, 2017;XXXXII:2:6, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5
Gila National Forest Wilderness, 2019;XXXXIV:2:6
NPSNM Grantee Report: Responsible Recreation in the Gila National Forest, 2011;XXXVI:3:3
Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:11
Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1993;XVIII:5:12
Lincoln
Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4
Lincoln National Forest Planning Comments, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5
Lincoln National Forest Weed Plan, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1993;XVIII:5:12, 1993;XVIII:6:8
The National Forests: Lands of Many Uses, 1985;X:4:4
Plant Diversity and the National Forests, 1990;XV:1:4
Santa Fe
Santa Fe National Forest Plan (Conservation Notes), 1983;VIII:1:2
SFNF Landscape Resiliency, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4
SFNF Landscape Resiliency, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4
We Went Wild, 1981;VI:1:7
Big Bend, 1985;X:4:13
Carlsbad Caverns
Drawing Spring Blossoms at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2003;XXVIII:1:4
Drought and Fire—2011 in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2011;XXXVI:4:3
Students, Volunteers Help Restore Habitat, 2006;XXXI:1:15
Castner Range
Castner Range Becomes a National Monument, 2023;XLVIII:3:17
Castner Range comments, 2015;XXXX:4:3
Castner Range Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8, 2018;XXXXIII:2:8, 2023;XLVIII:3:5
cover photo, 2023;XLVIII:3:1
Chaco Culture National Historical Park
Chaco Area Leasing Ban, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5
Chaco Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4
Conserve Our National Parks, 2006;XXXI:4:6
DOI National Monuments Review, 2017;XXXXII:4:3
Gila Cliff Dwellings
Dark Skies and Plants, 2024;XLIX:2:7
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10
Grand Canyon
Roosevelt proclamation, 2001;XXVI:3:16
Great Basin
Great Basin National Park: The Nation’s Newest National Jewel, 1987;XII:4:7
Las Cruces chapter donation to, 2024;XLIX:4:5
Mimbres Peaks
Proposed Mimbres Peaks National Monument, 2024;XLIX:2:7
Support for Mimbres Peaks National Monument, 2024;XLIX:4:5
Monuments Update, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
National Monuments Update, 2018;XXXXIII:2:8
National Park Service Iowa Site Converting from Lawn to Native Grass, 2005;XXX:4:11
Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks
Conservation News from the Las Cruces Chapter, 2023;XLVIII:4:7
DOI National Monuments Review, 2017;XXXXII:4:3
Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden, 2024;XLIX:3:5
Friends of Organ Mountains-Deserts Peaks receive donation, 2017;XXXXII:1:5
Las Cruces chapter donation to, 2017;XXXXII:1:5
Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks Management Comments, 2024;XLIX:4:5
photos, 2016;XXXXI:1:1, 2016;XXXXI:1:10, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Southern New Mexico Volunteers Needed, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5
Wilderness Bill Introduced to Protect Eight Wilderness Study Areas, 2016;XXXXI:3:3
Valles Caldera
Comments, 2021;XXXXVI:3:4
cover photo, 2010;XXXV:3:1
management transfer, 2015;XXXX:2:7
NPSNM Joins Valles Caldera Coalition, 2006;XXXI:2:5
Record of Decision signed, 2014;XXXIX:4:5
Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5
updates, 2015;XXXX:3:5, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5
The Valles Caldera National Preserve: Plant Paradise at a Legislative Crossroads, 2010;XXXV:3:5
Wildflowers Get an Even Break, 1985;X:5:8
National Park Service
NPS of NM Joins Others in Endorsing Statement to Renew and Strengthen the ESA, 1982;VII:2SE:7
National Register of Big Trees
Big Is Beautiful, 1980;V:6:7
Big Trees of New Mexico, 1993;XVIII:2:12
Specimen Tree List, 1978;III:7:5
National Wildflower Research Center
The National Wildflower Research Center, 1984;IX:6:6
Native Gardens for Dry Climates (Wasowski, Wasowski), 1996;XXI:1:8
Native Landscaping from El Paso to L.A. (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2001;XXVI:1:15
Native Plant Coloring Book, 2019;XXXXIV:1:10
Native Plant Conservation Campaign
Beyond Blindness (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:3:2
Did you Know. . ., 2018;XXXXIII:1:2
New United Nations Report Acknowledges That Biodiversity Loss Undermines Human Rights, 2017;XXXXII:3:6
Native Plant Day
declaration requests, 2024;XLIX:4:5
Otero Chapter Savors Native Plants, 2008;XXXIII:4:1
Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7
Proclamations (photos), 2009;XXXIV:3:3, 2012;XXXVII:4:13
State Forestry Division News Release, 2012;XXXVII:4:12
From Wetlands to Wildflowers in Santa Fe, 2008;XXXIII:4:4
Native Plant Demonstration Gardens
Carter Conservation Fund grant to, 2022;XXXXVII:1:12
Native Plant Gardening for Birds, Bees and Butterflies (Miller), 2021;XXXXVI:3:10
Native Plant Month
declaration requests, 2024;XLIX:4:5
Native Plants, Inc., 1980;V:3:3
A Native Plant Selection Guide (NPSNM), 2006;XXXI:1:4
Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens (Busco, Morin), 2003;XXVIII:4:15
Native Plants for New Mexico Landscapes (Hooks et al.), 1985;X:6:8, 1986;XI:2:6
Native Plants for Southwestern Landscapes (Meilke), 1998;XXIII:5:6
native plant societies. See also specific societies
Association of Western Native Plant Societies, 1980;V:3:4
Native Plant/Botanical Societies List, 1980;V:2:7
Native Plant Societies of the United States (directory), 1995;XX:6:6
Native Plant Society Origins, 2004;XXIX:2:16
Report (regional mtg. rpt.), 1980;V:2:6
state versus bioregion affiliations (Point. . . Counterpoint), 2002;XXVII:2:7
Native Plant Society of Texas
A Nice! Idea from NPSOT, 2004;XXIX:2:4
NPSOT Honors Wasowskis, 2006;XXXI:1:10
A Report on The Annual Meeting and Symposium Native Plant Society of Texas, 1994;XIX:2:5
Native Seeds/SEARCH
Native Seeds Search in New Mexico, 1993;XVIII:1:3
work described, 1992;XVII:3:3
native species. See also specific species
Albuquerque’s Increasing Use of Natives, 1981;VI:6:4
Alien Native or When Natives Are Not Natural, 1995;XX:1:8
American Plants, 1987;XII:4:6
ANVIL for Native Plants, 1987;XII:5:7
Arizona Nursery Donates Native Plants to Silver City Community Park, 2000;XXV:3:5
Being in the Right Place at the Right Time, 2011;XXXVI:1:5
botanical missionaries, 2001;XXVI:3:5
Butterflies and Their Favorite Native Plants, 1982;VII:1:8
Carlsbad Chapter Part of Joint Effort to Create Native Plant Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:13
Caught with the Goods, 2004;XXIX:1:2
Charles Weddle and the Future of Native Plants, 1982;VII:6:4, 1993;XVIII:4:3
Colorado Native Flora and the Public Lands Grazing Reform Debate, 1994;XIX:4:3
Commentary, 2003;XXVIII:3:11
Don't Uproot the Natives: Buy Propagated Plants, 1992;XVII:4:4
Dyeing for Some Color, 1982;VII:4:4
Edible Native Plants, 1993;XVIII:3:8
Go Native, 1980;V:5:2
Growing Natives from Seed, 1979;IV:1:2
Guidelines for Collecting Seeds from Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:3:2
Landscape Design Course with Native Plants: A Rip-Roaring Success, 2011;XXXVI:2:2
The Los Lunas Connection, 1980;V:3:2
Maintaining the Native Garden: FaIl Tips, 1991;XVI:6:12
Maintaining the Native Garden: Spring Tips, 1991;XVI:2:6
Maintaining the Native Garden: Summer Tips, 1991;XVI:3:10
Maintaining the Native Garden: Winter Tips, 1991;XVI:6:15
National Park Service Iowa Site Converting from Lawn to Native Grass, 2005;XXX:4:11
Native or Not: Hops, 2018;XXXXIII:4:5
Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4
Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4
Native or Not: Woodbine, 2019;XXXXIV:1:6
Native Plant Collecting, 1991;XVI:6:11
Native Plant Collection, 1990;XV:3:3
Native Plant Myth #426, 1988;XII:4:4
Native Plant Research Varied at NMSU, 1978;III:7:3
Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:11
Native Plants, Pollinators, and People: The McEwen Site, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:11
Native Plants and SPACE, 1995;XX:5:1
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:3
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Native Plant Species Pilot Program Act of 2020, 2020;XXXXV:2:4
Native Plant Yard, a Decade and a Half Later, 2016;XXXXI:2:7
Natives and Xeriscape, 1989;XIV:5:3
Natives Flourish on Texas Byways, 1977;II:3:3
Native Vegetation Quiz, 2002;XXVII:4:4
Native versus Naturalized Species, 2001;XXVI:4:12
Negative Impact of Invasives on Native Flora, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14
The New Mexico Wildlife Center Is “Going Native”! 2015;XXXX:4:8
NM Highway Department & Soil Conservation Service Program, 1977;II:4:5
One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:10
Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:10
plant source list, 1982;VII:5:5
Plant Species of US States and Canadian Provinces (counts), 1994;XIX:5:7
From the President, 2021;XXXXVI:4:3
promotion of, 1982;VII:6:9
Reflections on a Career, 2001;XXVI:4:8
Regionalism: Landscaping with Natives, 1989;XIII:3:7
Short Course Seminar Discusses Natives, 1982;VII:2:4
State Seedling Program Offers Woody Plants at Bargain Prices, 2001;XXVI:1:14
This and That. . . (gardener’s experience), 1986;XI:5:6
threats to, 1982;VII:2SE:1
Tips on Utilizing Native Plants, 1988;XIII:1:6
The Use of Regional Native Flora for Desert Landscaping, 1991;XVI:6:16
Vegetation Changes in New Mexico, 1980;V:2:3
We Must Ease Misconceptions about Native Plants, 1990;XV:6:8
What Do You Mean, “Native?”, 2020;XXXXV:1:11
What Is a Native Plant? 1993;XVIII:6:3
What Is a Native Plant? And When Does It Matter? 2000;XXV:2:1
Why Plant Natives? 1993;XVIII:1:9
Wild Plants and Wild Places: Will They Be Here for Our Children? 2003;XXVIII:1:8
Natural Design (Phillips), 1996;XXI:2:7
Natural Heritage Program Network. See New Mexico Natural Heritage Program
Natural History of the Gila Symposium, 2022;XXXXVII:1:13
Natural Home & Garden
Magazine Gets A New Face, 2006;XXXI:3:6
Nature Conservancy
financial support of, 1990;XV:1:5
Letter from Nature Conservancy, 1985;X:4:6
Nature Conservancy to Protect Key Gila Lands, 1980;V:6:2
The New Mexico Nature Conservancy, 1980;V:1:3
Rattlesnake Springs Acquired, 1984;IX:3:5
Neihaus, Theodore F.
Southwestern and Texas Wildflowers, 1996;XXI:4:6
Neiman, Bill
2025 conference speaker, 2024;XLIX:4:7
BiIl Neiman to Keynote Annual Meeting in Taos, 2001;XXVI:2:1
Nelle, Steve
Ugly Shrubs Get No Respect, 1996;XXI:6:8
Nellessen, Jim
Biological (and Botanical) Science: The Pinnacle of the Sciences, 2011;XXXVI:2:8
Conservation Corner, 2001;XXVI:2:14, 2001;XXVI:3:10, 2001;XXVI:4:12, 2002;XXVII:3:9, 2002;XXVII:4:9, 2003;XXVIII:2:13, 2003;XXVIII:3:13, 2004;XXIX:1:8, 2004;XXIX:2:13, 2004;XXIX:3:6, 2004;XXIX:4:10, 2005;XXX:2:4, 2006;XXXI:2:2, 2007;XXXII:1:6, 2009;XXXIV:3:5, 2009;XXXIV:4:10, 2010;XXXV:1:10, 2010;XXXV:3:7, 2010;XXXV:4:9, 2011;XXXVI:1:8
Highway Plant Rescue Results, 2008;XXXIII:1:5
Plant Salvage Update, 2007;XXXII:2:6
U.S. Highway 62/180 Widening: Plant Salvage Swings into High Gear, 2006;XXXI:4:4
Volunteer Profile, 2005;XXX:1:5
Nelson, David and Susan
Silver City’s Sunken Street to Become a River Walk Park, 1978;III:10:4
nematodes
Nematodes? Free Soil Test, 1985;X:1:6
Penstemon Lovers, Beware, 1984;IX:6:5
New Mexico creeper
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
for landscaping, 1982;VII:2:2
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1993;XVIII:3:12, 1996;XXI:2:6
New Mexico Department of Transportation
Department of Transportation Comments, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
DOT Dust-Control Project, 2017;XXXXII:3:5
mowing policy, 1985;X:5:11
NM DOT Revegetation Zones, 2016;XXXXI:3:5
NM Highway Department & Soil Conservation Service Program, 1977;II:4:5
New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union
donations from, 2009;XXXIV:4:13, 2010;XXXV:4:2
The New Mexico Environmental Law Center
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1992;XVII:1:4
New Mexico Game Commission
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1996;XXI:2:6
New Mexico Gardener’s Guide (Phillips), 1999;XXIV:2:3
New Mexico History Museum
Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton Exhibition at New Mexico History Museum, 2010;XXXV:3:14
New Mexico Museum of Natural History
New Mexico Museum of Natural History Native Plant Project, 1997;XXII:1:2
New Mexico Natural Heritage Program
The Heritage Program, 1980;V:4:2
Heritage Program Designates Natural Areas, 1978;III:1:6
Heritage Program Surveys San Juan County, 1981;VI:4:2
The New Mexico Natural Heritage Program, 1999;XXIV:1:10
New Mexico State Heritage Program, 1977;II:3:2
New Mexico Natural History Institute Herbarium, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:13
New Mexico Rare Plant Technical Council (RPTC)
invitation to be founding member, 1997;XXII:3:7
Rare New Mexico Native Plants On The Internet, 2000;XXV:3:4
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1997;XXII:4:12
New Mexico’s Living Landscapes (Dunmire), 2012;XXXVII:3:11
New Mexico State University. See NMSU; NMSU Botanical Garden; NMSU Herbarium
New Mexico Wilderness Alliance
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1997;XXII:4:12
New Mexico Wildlife Center
The New Mexico Wildlife Center Is “Going Native”! 2015;XXXX:4:8
Nickell, Judy
Flowering Plants of New Mexico (Ivey), review, 1984;IX:5:8
Nicotiana spp.
The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5
Niethammer, Carolyn
The Tumbleweed Gourmet, 1988;XII:2:3
Nightshade family
The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5
Soulful Solanaceae, 2003;XXVIII:3:6
Ninebark
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Niner, Glen
Glen Niner, Botanist of New Mexico, 1981;VI:5:4
90 Years and 535 Miles {Humphrey), 1988;XII:3:3
Nixon, Elray S.
Gymnosperms of the United States and Canada, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4
NMPLANTS listserve, 2001;XXVI:2:12
Native Plant Research Varied at NMSU, 1978;III:7:3
Science Center Solves Problems, 1985;X:6:5
The NMSU Botanical Garden, 1992;XVII:3:6
2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:3:3
Las Cruces Chapter Donations Support Area Projects, 2002;XXVII:3:16
A Letter from the NMSU Herbarium, 2013;XXXVIII:3:7
The NMSU Herbarium, 1983;VIII:3:4, 1992;XVII:6:10
Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1992;XVII:2:8
Nokes, Jill
How To Grow Native Plants of Texas and the Southwest, 2002;XXVII:1:15
Nold, Robert
High and Dry, 2009;XXXIV:3:12
Nolina
microcarpa
illustration, 1981;VI:3:2
Nollman, Jim
Why We Garden, 1998;XXIII:5:6
nomenclature
Botanical Latin, 1992;XVII:3:1
Common Names, 2002;XXVII:4:8
name derivations, 1985;X:6:9
Naming Nuts, 1981;VI:1:4, 1993;XVIII:3:10
On Renaming Plants and the Task of Separating the Wheat from the Chaff, 2024;XLIX:4:10
In Search of the Perfect Name, 2004;XXIX:1:1
What’s In a Name? 1995;XX:2:1
non-native species. See also invasive species; specific plants
Alien Native or When Natives Are Not Natural, 1995;XX:1:8
American Plants, 1987;XII:4:6
Arbor Day Tree Promo: Update, 2003;XXVIII:4:16
Good Intentions, Bad Input, 2003;XXVIII:3:7
Lincoln National Forest Weed Plan, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5
Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16
Native or Not: Hops, 2018;XXXXIII:4:5
Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4
Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4
Native or Not: Woodbine, 2019;XXXXIV:1:6
The Rio Grande Bosque: From Native to Almost Exotic, 1986;XI:6:1, 1994;XIX:6:1
Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4
Taos Chapter Takes a Stand, 2003;XXVIII:4:11
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1993;XVIII:6:8
Weeds, Exotics, and Noxiousness, 1994;XIX:1:5
Noonan, Claire
Science Teacher of the Year Award, 2023;XLVIII:3:16
Nopal (tuna)
A Familiar Friend Far from Home, 2022;XXXXVII:1:9
Norris, William “Bill”
The Art of Plant Collection, 2016;XXXXI:1:6
A Busy 2012 in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium, 2013;XXXVIII:1:5
A Busy Year in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium at Western New Mexico University, 2014;XXXIX:1:13
The Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium: A Bustling Place, 2016;XXXXI:3:9
The Distribution, Habitat Preference, and Nomenclature of NM Sedges in the Genus Carex, 2016;XXXXI:4:3
Memories of Richard Felger, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8
Natural History of the Gila, 2022;XXXXVII:1:13
A Not So Lazy Monday Afternoon in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium, 2019;XXXXIV:2:12
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:12
The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:5
Sedgucation I: What Is a Sedge and Why Should New Mexico Botanists Care? 2013;XXXVIII:3:6
Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1993;XVIII:5:12
Northern Chihuahuan Desert Wildflowers (West), 2001;XXVI:3:15
Northington, David K.
Don't Uproot the Natives: Buy Propagated Plants, 1992;XVII:4:4
For Genuine “Global Relief”, Plant A Native Tree, 1991;XVI:6:15
We Must Ease Misconceptions about Native Plants, 1990;XV:6:8
Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides (NCAP)
Roundup Update: The Glyphosate Goliath vs. the Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides, 2000;XXV:4:1
Noseburn
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15
noxious weeds. See also weeds
Before It’s Too Late (Ravenna grass), 2010;XXXV:2:5
Meadow-in-a-Can? Or Trouble-in-a-Can? 2003;XXVIII:1:12
Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16
New Mexico Noxious Weed List, 2010;XXXV:1:14
Otero Co. Noxious Plant Control Program, 1997;XXII:4:8
Siberian elm
The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12
Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14
The Silent Invasion, 2009;XXXIV:4:11
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1994;XIX:6:6
Weeds, Exotics, and Noxiousness, 1994;XIX:1:5
NPSNM
10th Anniversary T-Shirt, 1986;XI:4:6
The Native Plant Society of New Mexico: A Short History, 1992;XVII:6:4
Newsletter Review, 1986;XI:2:7
organizational meetings, 1976;I:4:1
Report on NPSNM’s Finances and Investments, 2013;XXXVIII:2:8
1980 (Monzanos Mountains)
Annual Meeting (conf. rpt.), 1980;V:5:3
1981 (Silver City)
agenda and information, 1981;VI:2:7
Annual Meeting Report, 1981;VI:3:2
1982 (Magdalena)
announcements and updates, 1982;VII:5:2
Charles Weddle and the Future of Native Plants, 1982;VII:6:4, 1993;XVIII:4:3
You Should Have Been There or See You Next Year (conf. rpt.), 1982;VII:6:9
1983 (Capitan)
announcements and updates, 1983;VIII:4:5
The Capitan Connection (conf. rpt.), 1983;VIII:6:8
1984 (Las Vegas, NM)
Cactus and Canyons (conf. rpt.), 1984;IX:5:6
1985 (Las Cruces)
agenda and information, 1985;X:4:7
How I Spent My Summer Vacation (conf. rpt.), 1985;X:5:4
1986 (Grants)
agenda and information, 1986;XI:5:8
President’s Message (conf. rpt.), 1986;XI:6:1
1987 (Guadalupe Mountains)
announcements and updates, 1987;XII:5:4
Guadalupe Recap (field trip rpt.), 1987;XII:6:4
1988 (Silver City)
announcements and updates, 1988;XII:5:1
State Meeting Report, 1988;XII:6:5
1989 (Bosque del Apache)
1989’s Annual Meeting, 1989;XIV:6:8
1990 (Alamogordo)
agenda and information, 1990;XV:4:2, 1990;XV:4:3, 1990;XV:5:2, 1990;XV:5:5, 1990;XV:5:6
Annual Meeting (conf. rpt.), 1990;XV:6:3
1991 (Carlsbad)
announcements and updates, 1991;XVI:5:7
Mark Your Calendars: Annual Meeting, 1991;XVI:4:6
1992 (Albuquerque)
agenda and information, 1992;XVII:5:4, 1992;XVII:5:5
Report on the State Meeting, 1992;XVII:6:11
1993 (Las Cruces)
agenda and information, 1993;XVIII:5:10, 1993;XVIII:5:11
announcements and updates, 1993;XVIII:4:4
Report on the State Meeting, 1993;XVIII:6:7
1994 (Las Vegas, NM)
agenda and information, 1994;XIX:4:7
August NPSNM Annual Meeting Preview Activity, 1994;XIX:3:7
The Doolittle Ranch: A Preview of the NPS State Meeting, 1994;XIX:4:1
A Report from the Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, 1994;XIX:6:7
1995 (Silver City)
1995 NPSNM Annual Meeting: The Gila National Forest, 1995;XX:3:4
agenda and information, 1995;XX:4:6
announcements and updates, 1995;XX:2:3
The Gila National Forest: A Preview of the 1995 NPSNM Annual Meeting, 1995;XX:4:1
1996 (El Paso)
agenda and information, 1996;XXI:5:6
announcements and updates, 1995;XX:1:3, 1996;XXI:4:10, 1996;XXI:5:2
Annual Meeting Report, 1996;XXI:6:4
Viva El Paso: a preview of the Annual Meeting, 1996;XXI:4:7
Why El Paso in October? 1996;XXI:5:4
1997 (Gallup)
1997 Annual Meeting in Gallup, 1998;XXIII:1:1
announcements and updates, 1997;XXII:4:4
1998 (Amarillo, TX)
announcements and updates, 1998;XXIII:5:7
Report on the 1998 Annual Meeting, 1999;XXIV:1:7
1999 (Albuquerque)
agenda and information, 1999;XXIV:2:10, 1999;XXIV:3:12
announcements and updates, 1999;XXIV:3:1
Annual Meeting Centers on Diversity and Conservation, 1999;XXIV:5:2
Conservation Clues from Grace Mason, 1999;XXIV:3:16
2000 (Las Cruces)
agenda and information, 2000;XXV:3:7
Las Cruces Meeting Rated Big Success! 2001;XXVI:1:10
Presentation descriptions, 2000;XXV:3:8
Richard Spellenberg to be Keynoter at Annual Meeting, 2000;XXV:3:1
2001 (Taos)
agenda and information, 2001;XXVI:2:7
Annual Meeting Snapshots, 2001;XXVI:4:13
BiIl Neiman to Keynote Annual Meeting in Taos, 2001;XXVI:2:1
Taos Chapter to Host Annual Meeting in 2001, 2001;XXVI:1:1
2002 (Silver City)
agenda and information, 2002;XXVII:2:11
announcements and updates, 2002;XXVII:3:11
NPSNM Annual Meeting Held in Silver City, 2002;XXVII:4:5
Ray Powell to be Keynoter at Annual Meeting in Silver City, 2002;XXVII:2:1
Silver City Snapshots, 2002;XXVII:4:6, 2002;XXVII:4:7
2003 (Los Alamos)
agenda and information, 2003;XXVIII:2:7
announcements and updates, 2003;XXVIII:1:16
Annual Meeting Highlights Los Alamos Fire & Recovery, 2003;XXVIII:4:1
Gary Ziehe to Keynote 2003 Annual Meeting, 2003;XXVIII:2:1
photos, 2003;XXVIII:4:6, 2003;XXVIII:4:7
2004 (Alamogordo)
2004 Meeting in Alamogordo (conf. rpt.), 2004;XXIX:4:6
agenda and information, 2004;XXIX:2:7
Alamogordo to Host Annual Meeting 2004, 2004;XXIX:1:1
photos, 2004;XXIX:4:8, 2004;XXIX:4:9
Richard Spellenberg to Encore Keynote at Alamogordo Meeting, 2004;XXIX:2:1
2005 (Albuquerque)
agenda and information, 2005;XXX:2:7
field trip photos, 2005;XXX:4:1, 2005;XXX:4:16
Glasses in the Grass, 2006;XXXI:2:6
Inspiration from the Natural World (conf. address excerpts), 2005;XXX:4:9
Native Plants — Urban Interaction, 2005;XXX:4:8
Sivinski to Keynote Annual Meeting in Albuquerque (includes photo), 2005;XXX:2:1, 2005;XXX:2:2
2006 (El Paso)
agenda and information, 2006;XXXI:2:7
announcements and updates, 2006;XXXI:1:16, 2006;XXXI:3:2
cover photo, 2006;XXXI:4:1
photos, 2006;XXXI:4:8, 2006;XXXI:4:9, 2006;XXXI:4:16
State Meeting Showcases Chihuahuan Desert, 2006;XXXI:4:10
2007 (Farmington)
agenda and information, 2007;XXXII:2:7, 2007;XXXII:3:4
announcements and updates, 2007;XXXII:1:16
Cornerstones: Native Plants in the Four Corners, 2007;XXXII:2:1
Four Corners Flora Fascinates All, 2007;XXXII:4:1
photos, 2007;XXXII:4:8, 2007;XXXII:4:9, 2007;XXXII:4:16
From the President (conf. rpt.), 2007;XXXII:4:2
2008 (Las Cruces)
agenda and information, 2008;XXXIII:2:7
announcements and updates, 2008;XXXIII:3:7
Join us “At The Crossroads”, 2008;XXXIII:2:1
photos, 2009;XXXIV:1:1, 2009;XXXIV:1:8, 2009;XXXIV:1:9
2009 (Taos)
agenda and information, 2009;XXXIV:2:7
announcements and updates, 2009;XXXIV:1:16
Field Trip: Aldo Leopold House (photo), 2009;XXXIV:4:7
Field Trip: Baca Park Wetlands (photo), 2009;XXXIV:4:7
Field Trip: Garden Tour, 2009;XXXIV:4:3
Field Trip: Garden Tour (photos), 2009;XXXIV:4:1, 2009;XXXIV:4:15
Field Trip: Hike to Williams Lake, 2009;XXXIV:4:5
Highlights from Taos, 2009;XXXIV:4:2
The Indo-Hispano Agricultural Tradition in Northern New Mexico: Its Influence on the Flora and Landscape, 2009;XXXIV:4:6
From Mountain Peaks to River Valleys, 2009;XXXIV:2:1
From the President (conf. rpt.), 2009;XXXIV:4:2
2010 (Silver City)
agenda and information, 2010;XXXV:2:7
announcements and updates, 2010;XXXV:2:1, 2010;XXXV:2:3
Garden Tour Report, 2010;XXXV:4:8
Highlights from Silver City, 2010;XXXV:4:2
Kelly Allred Honored, 2010;XXXV:4:7
Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5
Moonworts! 2010;XXXV:4:6
2011 (Santa Fe)
agenda and information, 2011;XXXVI:2:9
Honoring the Past, Preparing for the Future, 2011;XXXVI:2:1
Native Bees of New Mexico (conf. rpt.), 2011;XXXVI:4:9
photos, 2011;XXXVI:4:12, 2011;XXXVI:4:16
From the President (conf. rpt.), 2011;XXXVI:4:2
2012 (Alamogordo)
100 Years of Landscape Change, 2012;XXXVII:2:1
agenda and information, 2012;XXXVII:2:9
field trip cover photo, 2012;XXXVII:4:1
From the President (conf. rpt.), 2012;XXXVII:4:2
2013 (Albuquerque)
2013 Annual Meeting: A Meeting of Minds (conf. rpt.), 2013;XXXVIII:4:3
2013 Annual Meeting: Venue Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:3
agenda and information, 2013;XXXVIII:2:9
Annual Conference in Albuquerque, 2013;XXXVIII:2:1
field trip photos, 2013;XXXVIII:4:1, 2013;XXXVIII:4:3
2014 (El Paso)
agenda and information, 2014;XXXIX:2:7
El Paso Plans a Memorable Annual Meeting in August, 2014;XXXIX:2:1
Invitation to NPSNM Members to Make Presentations, 2014;XXXIX:3:1
2015 (Durango)
2015 Annual Meeting: Field Trip Field Notes, 2015;XXXX:4:12
agenda and information, 2015;XXXX:2:9
announcements and updates, 2015;XXXX:1:14
2016 (Las Cruces)
agenda and information, 2016;XXXXI:2:9
announcements and updates, 2016;XXXXI:3:3
Celebrating Organ Mountains–Desert Peaks National Monument: Hidden Diversities/Secrets Revealed, 2016;XXXXI:2:1
cover photos, 2017;XXXXII:1:1, 2017;XXXXII:1:12
The Fall is NOT Just Golden. . ., 2016;XXXXI:1:10
Invitation to NPSNM Members to Make Presentations, 2016;XXXXI:3:1
2017 (Taos)
2017 NPSNM Annual Conference Wrap-Up, 2018;XXXXIII:1:6
agenda and information, 2017;XXXXII:2:9
announcements and updates, 2017;XXXXII:2:1, 2017;XXXXII:3:1
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:1:1
2018 (Silver City)
agenda and information, 2018;XXXXIII:2:9
announcements and updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8
Discover the Plants, People, and Culture of the Gila, 2018;XXXXIII:2:1
poster (cover photo), 2018;XXXXIII:3:1
From the President, 2018;XXXXIII:3:2
2019 (Santa Fe)
agenda and information, 2019;XXXXIV:3:8
announcements and updates, 2019;XXXXIV:2:10
Memories of, 2019;XXXXIV:4:9
2021 (Alamogordo, NM, delayed from 2020)
agenda and information, 2020;XXXXV:2:9, 2021;XXXXVI:2:8
announcements and updates, 2019;XXXXIV:4:8, 2020;XXXXV:1:8, 2020;XXXXV:3:12, 2021;XXXXVI:3:8
The Making of a Conference, 2020;XXXXV:2:8
The Making of a Conference: A Journey for Sure, 2020;XXXXV:3:10
The Making of a Conference: Resilience, 2021;XXXXVI:3:9
The Making of a Conference: Take Two, 2021;XXXXVI:2:12
Notes from the Conference: a few favorite moments, 2021;XXXXVI:4:9
People and Environment of the Three Rivers Culture and Their Record in Stone, 2020;XXXXV:2:13
Wrapping Up the 2021 Journey Through Time (conf. rpt.), 2021;XXXXVI:4:8
2022 (Albuquerque, NM)
2022: An Ecology for Seven Generations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:9
agenda and information, 2022;XXXXVII:2:11, 2022;XXXXVII:3:9
A Land Ethic for Seven Generations, 2022;XXXXVII:2:3, 2022;XXXXVII:3:7, 2022;XXXXVII:4:4
2023 (Alpine, TX)
agenda and information, 2023;XLVIII:3:8
Deep in the Heart of Texas (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:1:4
The El Paso Chapter Invites You to Alpine, TX, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:3
Exploring the Trans-Pecos: Texas’s Wild West, 2022;XXXXVII:4:3, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:3
Memories of Alpine (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:1:14
2024 (Taos)
agenda and information, 2024;XLIX:2:9, 2024;XLIX:3:7
books for sale during, 2024;XLIX:3:14
The Mountains Really Were Calling (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:4
Taos Mountains are Calling (conf. info), 2024;XLIX:1:5, 2024;XLIX:2:10
The Taos Mountains Were Calling. . . and You Came! (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:4:6
2025 (Las Cruces)
Las Cruces or Bust! 2024;XLIX:4:7
NPSNM Board and staff
Board Welcomes New Director at Large, 1999;XXIV:5:4
The Election That Wasn’t, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5
The Failures and Successes of the Board, 1999;XXIV:3:10
Hello from the Native Plant Society of New Mexico’s New Administrative Assistant, 2007;XXXII:4:4
Karen Garcia: NPSNM’s Newest Board Member, 2016;XXXXI:2:14
Lisa Mandelkern New Vice President of NPSNM, 2001;XXVI:4:2
Meet Bob Sivinski, 2001;XXVI:1:1
Meet Bob Sivinski Part Two, 2001;XXVI:2:2
Meet NPSNM Board Member Jan Martenson: Our Fireball of Energy, 2016;XXXXI:4:2
Meet NPSNM’s New Administrative Coordinator, 2014;XXXIX:2:3
Meet NPSNM’s New Officers (photo), 2004;XXIX:4:1
Meet Our New Membership Coordinator, 2013;XXXVIII:3:2
Meet Sara Digby, NPSNM’s New Outreach Coordinator, 2017;XXXXII:2:2
NPSNM Board Election (call for nominations), 2024;XLIX:4:4
NPSNM Board Has Busy and Productive Weekend, 2000;XXV:2:13
NPSNM Election Results, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14
photos, 2006;XXXI:4:2, 2012;XXXVII:4:2, 2013;XXXVIII:2:5, 2015;XXXX:2:8, 2024;XLIX:2:5
Planning Session Held at Sevilleta L.T.E.R., 1997;XXII:5:1
President transition (cover photo), 2002;XXVII:4:1
thanks to Board members (The Prez Sez), 2000;XXV:4:2
Tom Stewart: NPSNM’s New Vice President, 2016;XXXXI:2:14
Who’s on Board
Kathleen Hall, 2024;XLIX:2:4
Tom Stewart, 2024;XLIX:3:4
NPSNM Chapters. See also conservation
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Chapter: Beth Herschman honored, 2007;XXXII:4:6
Habitat Landscape Workshop and Design Lab, 2017;XXXXII:1:10
Habitat Workshop a Smashing Success, 2007;XXXII:3:9
Board Welcomes San Juan Chapter, 1999;XXIV:5:6
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Chapter Part of Joint Effort to Create Native Plant Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:13
Changes in Your Native Plant Society, 1978;III:2:1
El Paso
Another Plant Salvage Project, 2006;XXXI:4:5
El Paso Chapter Takes on US Border Patrol, 2002;XXVII:1:1
El Paso NPS Joins NPSNM! 2001;XXVI:2:1
Gila
Gila Chapter Sponsors 3-Day Plant ID Workshop, 2001;XXVI:4:16
Meet the Gila Chapter’s New (Again) President, 2017;XXXXII:2:2
Moss Identification Workshop, 2012;XXXVII:3:1, 2012;XXXVII:3:2
ORV Impacts Documented, 2006;XXXI:4:15
Recent Educational Activities and Initiatives of the Gila Chapter of the NPS, 2020;XXXXV:1:9
Students Beautify Their School, 2007;XXXII:3:10
Ten Year Anniversary for GNPS, 1998;XXIII:3:9
A Tree-Decorating GIFTTT, 2007;XXXII:1:15
Las Cruces
donations made (photo), 2013;XXXVIII:2:5
donations to state parks, 2017;XXXXII:2:15
donation to Friends of the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument, 2017;XXXXII:1:5
Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7
Las Cruces Chapter Donations Support Area Projects, 2002;XXVII:3:16
Las Cruces Chapter Honored at State Park Ribbon-cutting, 2009;XXXIV:1:10
leadership in, 2002;XXVII:1:5
networking, 1991;XVI:5:4
Otero
2006 Scholarships Awarded, 2006;XXXI:4:15
Otero Chapter Grants Scholarship Awards, 2006;XXXI:1:6
Otero Chapter Plays Gunga Din to Thirsty Prickly Poppies, 2005;XXX:3:2
Otero Chapter Savors Native Plants, 2008;XXXIII:4:1
Otero Chapter: Scholarships Awarded, 2007;XXXII:4:6
Ruidoso Applies to be Chapter #9, 2000;XXV:1:1
Sacramento Mountains
Sacramento Mountains Chapter Wins Grant for Native Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:1
Santa Fe
Acequia Trail plant list, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5
Santa Fe Chapter Thanks Rachel! 2021;XXXXVI:2:5
Taos
books presented to library (photo), 2004;XXIX:1:7
Environmental Stewardship Award to Taos Chapter (photo), 2004;XXIX:2:16
Greenhouse Project, 2005;XXX:3:4
State Board Welcomes Taos Chapter, 1998;XXIII:6:8
Taos Chapter Awards Two Educational Grants, 2018;XXXXIII:3:3
Taos Chapter Donates Native Plant Section to Taos Library, 2002;XXVII:2:1, 2002;XXVII:3:14
Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1
Taos Chapter Honored, 2002;XXVII:1:13
Taos Chapter Takes a Stand, 2003;XXVIII:4:11
Thank You from the Taos Chapter, 2015;XXXX:1:6
A Year in the Life of a Greenhouse: Taos Chapter’s Partnership with Taos Land Trust at Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:12
announcements, 2010;XXXV:2:1, 2010;XXXV:2:3, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8
runners-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3, 2019;XXXXIV:1:16
selected submissions, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1
winners, 2010;XXXV:4:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
nurseries
Arizona Nursery Donates Native Plants to Silver City Community Park, 2000;XXV:3:5
Native Plant Nurseries: Playing the Odds, 1991;XVI:5:1
Native Plants, Inc., 1980;V:3:3
Nuttall, Thomas
What’s in a Name? 1986;XI:2:4
Nyctaginaceae family
Ivey drawings, 1996;XXI:6:3
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPOak
Can you tell your griseas from your emoryis? 2012;XXXVII:1:12
Gambel’s
illustration, 1979;IV:10:5
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Immortal Shrubbery (Quercus havardii), 1996;XXI:6:1
Oberhausen, John
Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7
obituaries and death notices. See In memoriam
O’Brien, Patrick
NPSNM Photo Contest submission, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1
O’Connor, Dick
Drip Irrigation, 1977;II:10:7
O’Donnell, Jim
More about TLT and Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13
Oenothera spp.
A Beautiful Twilight with Evening Primroses, 2004;XXIX:3:4
Oenothera
albicaulis
illustration, 2004;XXIX:3:4
brevipes
illustration, 1988;XII:2:4
deltoides
illustration, 1988;XII:2:4
pallida
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
primiveris
illustration, 1988;XII:2:4
off-road vehicles. See ATVs/UTVs
O’Kane, Steve L., Jr.
Flora of the Four Corners Region, 2014;XXXIX:1:7
old or ancient plant species
Ancient Agaves Have Rich History, 1997;XXII:4:8
Flora Neomexicana: Old Plant Species, 1998;XXIII:3:7
Olive
New Mexico
Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11
Russian
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Oncosiphon
piluliferum
Potential Stink (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:3:19
Stinknet Found in New Mexico, 2024;XLIX:3:5
O’Neil, Levi
NPSNM Photo Contest winner, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
Onion
Flowers and Flavor, 1993;XVIII:1:7
Goodding’s
Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:5
Opuntia spp.
Awesome Opuntias, 1999;XXIV:2:1
photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1
Opuntia
cochenillifera
A Familiar Friend Far from Home, 2022;XXXXVII:1:9
imbricata, 1976;I:10:5
Orange
Osage
Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4
Orchid
Chiricahua Adder's-Mouth
in Little Water Canyon, 2016;XXXXI:1:5
giant helleborine
illustration, 1981;VI:3:6
stream
cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:3:16
Devious Stream Orchid Tricks Insects, 2019;XXXXIV:3:5
Orchid family
Characteristics of Some Common Plant Families in New Mexico, 1980;V:1:2
Oregon grape
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Oreocarya
worthingtonii
Introducing Oreocarya worthingtonii, 2023;XLVIII:4:6
Organ Mountains
New Mexico's Organ Mountains: A Foray into the World of Desert Ferns, 1991;XVI:3:1
Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument
Conservation News from the Las Cruces Chapter, 2023;XLVIII:4:7
DOI National Monuments Review, 2017;XXXXII:4:3
Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden, 2024;XLIX:3:5
Friends of Organ Mountains-Deserts Peaks receive donation, 2017;XXXXII:1:5
Las Cruces chapter donation to, 2017;XXXXII:1:5
Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks Management Comments, 2024;XLIX:4:5
photos, 2016;XXXXI:1:1, 2016;XXXXI:1:10, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Southern New Mexico Volunteers Needed, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5
Wilderness Bill Introduced to Protect Eight Wilderness Study Areas, 2016;XXXXI:3:3
Ororbanche
fasciculata
illustration, 1980;V:3:5
Orthocarpus
luteus
illustration, 1980;V:3:5
Ortiz Mountains
The Ortiz Mountains—a New Land Grant, 1997;XXII:3:6
Oryzopsis
hymenoides
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
Oshá
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Osha (Ligusticum porteri), 1995;XX:5:3
Oshá (Ligusticum porteri), 1989;XIV:5:4
Versatile Oshá, 2000;XXV:4:4
Yerba de la Gente: Oshá, 2005;XXX:4:1
Osterreich, Helgi
In Memoriam: Charles Wood, 2015;XXXX:4:16
In Memoriam: Nancy Hutto, 2012;XXXVII:3:7
Otero Chapter Savors Native Plants, 2008;XXXIII:4:1
Otero Mesa
An Example of New Mexico’s Forgotten Lands, 2004;XXIX:2:13
Otto, Lorrie
Lorrie Otto, Prairie Queen, 2003;XXVIII:4:8
Requiem for a Lawnmower (Wasowski), review, 2004;XXIX:3:14
Outlaw Weeds of the West (Sackett), 2015;XXXX:1:12
overpopulation
6 Billion and Counting! 2000;XXV:1:4
Owl clover
yellow
illustration, 1980;V:3:5
Oxley, F.M.
Wildflower Focus, 1994;XIX:3:8
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPPackera
cardamine
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
mancosana
cover photo, 2011;XXXVI:3:1
Packera mancosana: A New Species, 2011;XXXVI:3:8
Paintbrush
Hayden's
cover photo, 2024;XLIX:1:1
swale
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
Palafoxia
sand
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:10
Palafoxia
sphacelata
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:10
Panicum
bulbosum
Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6
lepidulum
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
virgatum
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
Paperflower
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Papich, W.W.
Jury Still Out on Caged Exotic Insect, 2000;XXV:1:7
parasites and parasitism
Corn Smut, 1988;XIII:1:1
Indian Paintbrush and Root Parasitism, 1989;XIII:1:3
Parkey, Michael
Building Inside Nature’s Envelope (Wasowski, Wasowski), review, 2001;XXVI:4:15
Parry, Ron
Gila Chapter Member Ron Parry Receives Prestigious Citizen Science Award, 2020;XXXXV:2:3
Parthenium
argentatum
Guayule Farming Means Domestic Rubber, 1979;IV:7:4
incanum
Flower World Signs at Three Rivers, 2022;XXXXVII:1:14
Parthenocissus spp.
Native or Not: Woodbine, 2019;XXXXIV:1:6
Parthenocissus
inserta
Gardener’s Corner, 1981;VI:5:7
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
for landscaping, 1982;VII:2:2
quinquefolia
illustration, 1981;VI:5:7
Pasque flower
illustration, 1981;VI:2:4
Ivey drawings, 1989;XIV:6:4
Pea
golden
Ivey drawings, 1989;XIV:6:4
Pea family. See Fabaceae family
Pearl, Joseph
Ancient Agaves Have Rich History, 1997;XXII:4:8
Awesome Opuntias, 1999;XXIV:2:1
Creosote Gains Popularity, 1994;XIX:1:6
Desert Marigold Blossoms Brilliantly, 1991;XVI:6:12
Mormon Tea, Ephedra spp., 1995;XX:1:1
Saltbush Serves Many Purposes, 1995;XX:2:7
Small Desert Shrub Supplies Cool Season Color, 1992;XVII:4:7
Pearl, Mary
Conservation for the Twenty-first Century, 1990;XV:2:5
The Pearl Plot (Ramakka), 2023;XLVIII:4:12
Pearlstein, Susanna
Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5
Peck, Babs
thanks to (The Prez Sez), 2000;XXV:4:2
Pectis
angustifolia
A Pinch of Summer in the Dead of Winter, 1994;XIX:1:1
Pedicularis
parryi
illustration, 1980;V:3:5
Pediocactus
knowltonii
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
The Story of a Very Little Cactus, 2023;XLVIII:3:13
Threatened or Endangered Cacti, 1980;V:1:1
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
Peganum
harmala
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14
Peloncillo area
Peloncillo Mountains Receive National Coverage, 1979;IV:8:3
Plants to Look For on the Peloncillo Trip, 1988;XII:5:6
Peniocereus
greggii var. greggii
photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1
Pennington, Bob
Commentary (on native species), 2003;XXVIII:3:11
Little-Known Shrubs, 1991;XVI:1:4
Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:10
Russian Olive. . . Nyet! (Point. . .Counterpoint), 2001;XXVI:4:9
Pennyroyal
McKittrick
description, 1985;X:3:7
illustration, 1985;X:3:8
Todsen’s
Tom Todsens’ Pennyroyal, 1981;VI:1:5, 1993;XVIII:2:6
Two More New Mexico Plants Named Threatened and Endangered, 1981;VI:2:2
Osterhout’s beardtongue
photo, 2010;XXXV:3:2
Palmer’s
cover photo, 2015;XXXX:4:18
Rocky Mountain
cover photo, 2024;XLIX:2:1
sand
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:9
scarlet
cover photo, 2024;XLIX:3:1
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
photo, 2010;XXXV:4:9
Penstemon spp.
The Genus Penstemon in New Mexico, 1976;I:10:7
Growing Natives: Penstemons in the Garden, 1984;IX:3:6
Penstemon Lovers, Beware, 1984;IX:6:5
Propagation Notes, 1983;VIII:4:6
This and That. ., 1986;XI:4:6
Three Native Penstemons and How to Grow Them, 1978;III:7:1
ambiguus
Gardener’s Corner, 1981;VI:4:7
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:9
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
barbatus
cover photo, 2024;XLIX:3:1
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
photo, 2010;XXXV:4:9
Story of the Yellow Penstemon, 1984;IX:2:4
fasciculatus
cover photo, 2010;XXXV:1:1
osterhoutii
photo, 2010;XXXV:3:2
palmeri
description and illustration, 1977;II:7:1
illustration, 1984;IX:3:7
speciosus
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
strictus
cover photo, 2024;XLIX:2:1
virgatus
description and illustration, 1977;II:7:1
Penstemons: The Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico (Heflin), 1998;XXIII:3:1
Pepsis spp.
cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:1, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1
Peraphyllum
ramosissimum
characteristics, 1977;II:12:4
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:5
Little-Known Shrubs, 1991;XVI:1:4
Pericome
caudata
photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16
Perityle
cernua
New Mexico to Name Seven Plants to Endangered List, 1978;III:10:2
permaculture
Permaculture (conf. rpt.), 1990;XV:1:9
Permaculture in the Southwest, 1989;XIII:1:6
pesticides
Chemical Industry and EPA Working Together to Weaken Endangered Species Act, 2004;XXIX:2:4
Desert Shrubs Sub for Expensive Pesticides, 1983;VIII:2:6
EPA and Lawn Chemicals, 2004;XXIX:3:13
Keep Off the Grass, 2002;XXVII:1:16
Ontario to Ban Lawn Pesticide Use, Home Depot Stops Sales, 2008;XXXIII:3:5
Pesticide Control, 2020;XXXXV:1:5
Pesticides and Health, 2003;XXVIII:4:11
Roundup Update: The Glyphosate Goliath vs. the Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides, 2000;XXV:4:1
U.S. Lawn-care Industry Fighting Back Against Pesticide Bans, 2005;XXX:2:2
pests and pest control
Control Insect Pests the Natural Way–with Kestrels, 1981;VI:3:4
Nematodes? Free Soil Test, 1985;X:1:6
Peters, Michele
Meet Our People, 1987;XII:1:3
Peterson, Roger
Asters and Grasshoppers, 1982;VII:5:9
Cottonwoods: Précis, Plaint, Plea, 1980;V:6:4
For Crossomataceologists, 1982;VII:4:7
Cymopterus in New Mexico, 1983;VIII:1:3
Field Guides (comparison of), 1985;X:2:4
Field Guides to New Mexico’s Plants, 1993;XVIII:2:7
A Flora of New Mexico (Martin, Hutchins), review, 1981;VI:5:3
FWIing High, 1984;IX:2:5
Immortal Shrubbery (Quercus havardii), 1996;XXI:6:1
Land of Honey [Mesquite], 1981;VI:1:3, 1994;XIX:1:7
Naming Nuts, 1981;VI:1:4, 1993;XVIII:3:10
Overlooked, 1982;VII:3:6
Plants of the Apache Woods, 1991;XVI:2:1
Run, Rabbitbrush, Run, 1996;XXI:2:1
Seed Plants of Northern Arizona (McDougall), review, 1978;III:9:1
Sex and the Single Plant, 1981;VI:2:5
Sex and the Single Plant, Part II, 1981;VI:3:3
Snow-lovers, 1981;VI:1:6
Sun ‘N Salt, 1982;VII:2:6
Tom Todsens’ Pennyroyal, 1981;VI:1:5, 1993;XVIII:2:6
Up Top, 1985;X:3:10
Volunteer Profile, 2003;XXVIII:2:2
What’s “Up Top” Down South, 1989;XV:4:3
Peterson, Terry
Terry Peterson Joins Editorial Staff, 1999;XXIV:2:12
Volunteer Profile, 2004;XXIX:4:11
Petroglyph National Monument
Rally Round the Petroglyphs, 1988;XII:6:2
Selections from a Preliminary List of Flora of the West Escarpment and Llano De Albuquerque, 1988;XIII:1:5
Phacelia
cloudcroftensis
The Cloudcroft Phacelia: An Update, 2012;XXXVII:4:7
Cloudcroft Phacelia Search Is a Partial Success! 2011;XXXVI:4:7
Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:8, 2012;XXXVII:1:9
Searching for the Cloudcroft Phacelia, 2011;XXXVI:3:5
integrifolia
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
sivinskii
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
phenology
Phenology: Watch What Happens, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5
Philadelphus
microphyllus
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Phillips, Barbara G.
Annotated Checklist of Vascular Plants of Grand Canyon National Park, 1990;XV:1:10
Phillips, Harry
Growing and Propagating Wild Flowers, 1986;XI:4:8
Phillips, Judith
Agroecology (Altieri), review, 1984;IX:5:8
Albuquerque’s Increasing Use of Natives, 1981;VI:6:4
Bosque Del Apache Meadow Madness Update and Video, 1989;XIII:3:1
Bosque del Apache Moonlight and Meadow Mania, 1989;XIII:2:1
Bosque del Apache Update from Judith Phillips, 1988;XII:6:2
Bosque Update, 1989;XV:4:4
Cactus and Canyons (conf. rpt.), 1984;IX:5:6
Designing Windbreaks, 2000;XXV:1:12
The Dis-aster of '82: Consistency, Resolve and a Moral for the New Year, 1983;VIII:1:4
Gardener’s Corner, 1981;VI:6:7
George Finlay (in memoriam), 1989;XIV:6:10
On Germination and Growing, 1986;XI:3:5
Germination Recipe, 1984;IX:2:6
The Heat’s Off, 1982;VII:5:9
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
How I Spent My Summer Vacation (conf. rpt.), 1985;X:5:4
Landscape Design for a Dry Climate, 1990;XV:2:6
Landscape Ecology: The Garden Path to Sustainable Living Spaces, 1991;XVI:6:1
Landscaping with Native Plants (Wilson), review, 1985;X:4:13
Letter to the Members, 2005;XXX:4:4
Lisa Johnston, 2003;XXVIII:4:9
Meet Our People
Ellen Wilde, 1986;XI:4:3
Eric Johnson, 1987;XII:2:8
Michele Peters, 1987;XII:1:3
In Memoriam: George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:13
More on Rhus trilobata, 2005;XXX:1:6
Native Plant Myth #426, 1988;XII:4:4
Native Plant Nurseries: Playing the Odds, 1991;XVI:5:1
Native Plants for New Mexico Landscapes, 1985;X:6:8, 1986;XI:2:6
Natives and Xeriscape, 1989;XIV:5:3
Natural Design, 1996;XXI:2:7
New Mexico Gardener’s Guide, 1999;XXIV:2:3
NPSNM Members Remember George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:14
Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:11
Plants for Natural Gardens, 1996;XXI:2:7
On Propagation, 1984;IX:4:5
Propagation Notes, 1983;VIII:4:6
Propagation Notes: Digital Aerobics, 1985;X:1:5
Psst! Can You Keep a Secret? 1983;VIII:6:4
Remembering David Salman, 2022;XXXXVII:4:5
Short Course Seminar Discusses Natives, 1982;VII:2:4
Southwestern Landscaping with Native Plants, 1988;XII:4:6
What’s in a Name? 1986;XI:1:6, 1986;XI:2:4
Winter Gardening? No Sweat! 1985;X:6:6
You Should Have Been There or See You Next Year (conf. rpt.), 1982;VII:6:9
Phlox family
Ivey drawings, 1996;XXI:6:3
Pholiota
barrowsii
Six Mushrooms Named for Charles Barrows, 1977;II:9:5
Phoradendron spp.
Mistletoes of New Mexico, 1982;VII:6:5
Phoradendron
californicum
Extirpation of a Population of Desert Mistletoe, 1981;VI:6:3
photography. See also NPSNM Photo Contest
The Art of Wildflower Photography workshop, 2013;XXXVIII:2:6
Audubon Photography Awards, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5
film for, 1984;IX:2:5
Four Ways to Improve Your Nature Photographs, 2002;XXVII:1:7
photography field trip, 2012;XXXVII:1:9
Tips to Photographing Wildflowers, 1989;XIII:2:7
Phragmites
Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4
Phragmites
australis
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:5
Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4
Physalis
virginiana var. campaniforma
Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:9
Physaria
iveyana
Ivey’s Bladderpod (Physaria iveyana): A New Plant Species! 2013;XXXVIII:1:12
newberryi var. yesicola
illustration, 2000;XXV:1:11
Physocarpus
capitatus
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Picea spp.
Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:12
Pieris
rapae Linnaeus
photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:1
Pincushion
Lee’s
cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:3:1
description, 1985;X:3:7
illustration, 1985;X:3:8
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
Sneed’s
description, 1985;X:3:7
illustration, 1985;X:3:8
Pine
piñon
Pickers Pine for Pinon Nuts, 1981;VI:6:5
Pining Away? 2003;XXVIII:4:14
ponderosa
Plant Portraits: Ponderosa Pines, Climate Change, and Wildfires, 2005;XXX:3:6
Scotch
Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4
Pinus
sylvestris
Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4
pipeline projects
Pinyon Pipeline Application Withdrawn, 2017;XXXXII:2:6
Saddleback Piñon Pipeline comments, 2015;XXXX:2:6
Piper, Gary L.
Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9
Plagens, Michael
The Sacred Apple, 1993;XVIII:5:9
plains-mesa sand scrub
Save the Plains-Mesa Sand Scrub, 2001;XXVI:3:10
Plaintain
woolly
Small is Beautiful, 2005;XXX:1:9
Plantago
patagonica
Small is Beautiful, 2005;XXX:1:9
plant collection
The Art of Plant Collection, 2016;XXXXI:1:6
Native Plant Collecting, 1991;XVI:6:11
Native Plant Collection, 1990;XV:3:3
The Native Plant Society of New Mexico Field Ethics, 1992;XVII:1:3, 1994;XIX:3:5, 1997;XXII:3:9
A Rule of Thumb for Botanists: the 1 in 20 rule, 1999;XXIV:1:1
Values of Collecting and Pressing Plants, 1983;VIII:4:5
Wildflower Pillage Along Arizona’s Highways and Byways, 1995;XX:3:3
plant galls
Gardener’s Corner, 1981;VI:6:7
Hackberry Nipple Gall & Blister Gall, 1983;VIII:3:5
plant identification
Earliest Flowers to Look For
illustration, 1990;XV:2:11
Gila Chapter Sponsors 3-Day Plant ID Workshop, 2001;XXVI:4:16
To Key or Not to Key, 1981;VI:1:7
New Interactive Plant Keys for New Mexico and Nearby Regions, 2011;XXXVI:3:10
New Mexico Wildflower App, 2012;XXXVII:3:3
To Squash or Not to Squash, 1990;XV:2:10
Vascular Plants of the Gila National Forest: Introducing “gilaflora.com”, 2009;XXXIV:3:10
Wintertime Plant Identification, 1996;XXI:1:3
Plant Identification Terminology (Harris, Harris), 1994;XIX:5:8
plant lists
Checklist of the Ferns of the Organ Mountains, 1991;XVI:3:5
Flowers Along Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, 1987;XII:5:5
Letter to the Members, 2005;XXX:4:4
Plants to Look For on the Peloncillo Trip, 1988;XII:5:6
Santa Fe’s Acequia Trail, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5
Selections from a Preliminary List of Flora of the West Escarpment and Llano De Albuquerque, 1988;XIII:1:5
Taos/Tres Piedras Field Trip, 1979;IV:7:2
Plant Materials Center
Plants Are Our Existence, 1986;XI:1:4
Another Plant Salvage Project, 2006;XXXI:4:5
The Building Envelope: New Ground Rules for Building on Natural Land, 1995;XX:2:8
Plant Rescue Reminders, 2001;XXVI:4:4
Plant Salvage Covered in Wildflower, 2008;XXXIII:3:6
Plant Salvage Update, 2007;XXXII:2:6
Salvage Zone Update, 2009;XXXIV:3:10
U.S. Highway 62/180
Have You Hugged Your Yucca Today? 2006;XXXI:1:1
Plant Salvage, Rescue, and Conservation Project, 2006;XXXI:2:2
U.S. 62/180 Plant Salvage Update, 2007;XXXII:1:6
U.S. Highway 62/180 Widening: Plant Salvage Swings into High Gear, 2006;XXXI:4:4
Plants for Natural Gardens (Phillips), 1996;XXI:2:7
Platanus
wrightii
Arizona Sycamore, 1990;XV:1:3
Playa Lakes Joint Venture
Playa Modifications Assessment, 2015;XXXX:1:5
Ploch, Mandy
Lorrie Otto, Prairie Queen, 2003;XXVIII:4:8
Poa
wheeleri
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
podcasts
Our First Podcast, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8
Podcast Complete! 2019;XXXXIV:1:10
Polanisia
dodecandra
photo, 2016;XXXXI:2:12
Polechla, Paul J., Jr.
Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:11
Native Plants, Pollinators, and People: The McEwen Site, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:11
Polemoniaceae family
Ivey drawings, 1996;XXI:6:3
Polemonium
foliosissimum
2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:2:3
Policies in Effect
New Policies Presented for Review, 2013;XXXVIII:2:2
Poliomintha
incana
illustration, 1981;VI:3:5
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
pollinators and pollination
Conserving Pollinators on New Mexico’s Rangelands (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:5
The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11
Devious Stream Orchid Tricks Insects, 2019;XXXXIV:3:5
Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:3
Free Ecoregional Planting Guides, 2015;XXXX:1:13
Free Fact Sheets: Gardening for Pollinators, 2007;XXXII:3:16
Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:9
Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:11
Native Plants, Pollinators, and People: The McEwen Site, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:11
Pollinator Protection License Plate, 2020;XXXXV:2:4
Pollinators Under Pressure, 2015;XXXX:3:6
Sex in Flowers: Form and Pollinator, 1979;IV:6:2
Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10
Pollon, Zelie
No Kidding! Goats Touted as Organic Weed Eaters in New Mexico, 2000;XXV:1:8
Polygalaceae family
A Fertile Field for Discovery, 1993;XVIII:2:2
Polygonatum
biflorum
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10
Pomaria
jamesii
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Pope, Carl
Press Passes, 2000;XXV:3:4
Strategic Ignorance, 2004;XXIX:4:15
Poppy
California golden
characteristics, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:16
Mexican Gold Poppy
Sow Now for Spectacular March Blooming, 2001;XXVI:3:12
prickly
Endangered Sacramento Prickly-Poppy Watering Results, 2006;XXXI:2:15
Otero Chapter Plays Gunga Din to Thirsty Prickly Poppies, 2005;XXX:3:2
photo, 2020;XXXXV:2:14
Populus spp.
characteristics, 1977;II:12:4
Cottonwoods: Précis, Plaint, Plea, 1980;V:6:4
Populus
angustifolia
description and illustration, 1977;II:5:1
tremuloides
illustration, 1979;IV:10:5
Potato family
Ivey drawings, 1996;XXI:6:3
Potentilla
thurberi
photo, 2010;XXXV:4:9
Powell, Michael
Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas, 2003;XXVIII:3:14
Grasses of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas, 1997;XXII:4:10
Trees and Shrubs of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas, 1998;XXIII:4:4
Powell, Ray
Ray Powell to be Keynoter at Annual Meeting in Siver City, 2002;XXVII:2:1
Power, Thomas Michael
Lost Landscapes and Failed Economies, 1997;XXII:3:2
A Practical Guide for the Amateur Naturalist (Durrell), 1984;IX:3:8
A Practical Guide to Edible and Useful Plants (Tull), 1987;XII:4:7
Price, Joan E.
Flower World Signs at Three Rivers, 2022;XXXXVII:1:14
Prickly pear
A Familiar Friend Far from Home, 2022;XXXXVII:1:9
photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1
photo with bee, 2015;XXXX:3:7
Privet
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Proboscidea
parviflora
Devil’s Claw, 1990;XV:6:8
Proctor, Bob
"Some days, my spirit lies prostrate" (poem), 2004;XXIX:2:5
propagation
bibliography, 1984;IX:6:5
Cacti, 1993;XVIII:1:11
Eustoma propagation, 1988;XII:2:2
On Propagation, 1984;IX:4:5
Propagation Notes, 1982;VII:3:6, 1983;VIII:4:6
Propagation Notes: Digital Aerobics, 1985;X:1:5
Propagation of Texas Madrone, 1987;XII:5:6
This and That. ., 1986;XI:4:6
Prosopis
glandulosa
Honey Mesquite, 1998;XXIII:2:7
Land of Honey, 1994;XIX:1:7
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14, 2015;XXXX:3:15
glandulosa var. glandulosa
There’s a New Mesquite on the Freeway, 1984;IX:5:5
Prunus
besseyi
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
fasciculata
description, 1981;VI:4:5
virens
description, 1981;VI:4:7
virginiana
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
range of, 1981;VI:4:2
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Psathyrella
barrowsii
Six Mushrooms Names for Charles Barrows, 1977;II:9:6
Pseudocymopterus
montanus
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:4:4
Psilostrophe
tagetina
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Psyllids
Hackberry Nipple Gall & Blister Gall, 1983;VIII:3:5
Ptelea
trifoliata
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Ptychostomum
pseudotriquetrum
Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10
BLM hearings on grazing, 1999;XXIV:2:3
Cheer Up! 1991;XVI:1:8
Colorado Native Flora and the Public Lands Grazing Reform Debate, 1994;XIX:4:3
In Defense of Public Lands, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
Federal Lands Grazing, 2004;XXIX:3:6
Great American Outdoors Act, 2020;XXXXV:4:4
mining and logging on, 1991;XVI:4:4
New BLM Public Lands Rule, 2024;XLIX:3:5
Public Lands Transfer, 2017;XXXXII:2:6
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1990;XV:5:3, 1991;XVI:6:8, 1992;XVII:5:10, 1993;XVIII:1:12, 1994;XIX:1:8, 1994;XIX:4:4, 1995;XX:2:6, 1997;XXII:3:12
Your Public Lands, 1992;XVII:5:1
Puccoon
fringed
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
Pulsatilla
ludoviciana
Ivey drawings, 1989;XIV:6:4
patens
illustration, 1981;VI:2:4
Wild Flower Season Begins! 1978;III:4:1
Purdy, Marty
Meet Our New State Botanist, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4
Purshia
stansburyana
photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16
tridentata
Cowania vs. Purshia, 1987;XII:4:8
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPQuammen, David
The Reluctant Mr. Darwin, 2007;XXXII:1:4
Quercus
emoryi
Can you tell your griseas from your emoryis? 2012;XXXVII:1:12
gambelii
illustration, 1979;IV:10:5
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
grisea
Can you tell your griseas from your emoryis? 2012;XXXVII:1:12
havardii
Immortal Shrubbery, 1996;XXI:6:1
tardifolia.
One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:10
turbinella
characteristics, 1977;II:12:4
Quinones, Vanessa
Bouteloua hirsuta, Illustrated: A Tribute, 2015;XXXX:3:8
Quintana Martínez, Gustavo
Cactaceas de Chihuahua, 2011;XXXVI:1:7
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPRabbitbrush
illustration, 1982;VII:4:4
profile of, 1996;XXI:4:9
Rails to Trails Association
Rails to Trails, 1994;XIX:4:8
Rainforest Action Network
Rainforest Conference (conf. rpt.), 1987;XII:3:7
Rain lily
cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:16
Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:9
photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:9
Ramakka, Vicky
2015 Annual Meeting: Field Trip Field Notes, 2015;XXXX:4:12
The Cactus Plot, 2019;XXXXIV:4:14
The Pearl Plot, 2023;XLVIII:4:12
A Remembrance (in memoriam), 2023;XLVIII:4:12
The Story of a Very Little Cactus, 2023;XLVIII:3:13
Raming, Mark
Planting to Attract Wildlife, 1991;XVI:6:6
Ramirez, Sarah
Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7
field trip report, 1978;III:6:1
NM Nat Hist Institute Herbarium, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:13
The Randall Davey Botanical Garden: A Progress Report, 1977;II:11:7
Randall Davey Botanical Garden. See Randall Davey Audubon Center
rangelands
A Prehistoric Vegetative History of New Mexico, 2002;XXVII:4:12
rangeland improvement proposals, 1990;XV:1:5
Weeds Are a Growing Threat to the Ecology of America's Rangelands, 1991;XVI:4:7
Ranunculaceae family
Characteristics of Some Common Plant Families in New Mexico, 1980;V:1:2
Ranunculus
aquatilis
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
Rappaport, Bret
Lorrie Otto, Prairie Queen, 2003;XXVIII:4:8
rare plants. See also endangered or threatened species; specific species
Annual Meeting of the NM Rare Plant Technical Council, 2015;XXXX:3:3
Flora Neomexicana: Old Plant Species, 1998;XXIII:3:7
How to Help Rare Plants and Have a Good Time, Too: Treasures Abound, 2014;XXXIX:3:3
New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy, 2017;XXXXII:3:6
The New Mexico Rare Plant Treasure Hunt: A Call for Action, 2013;XXXVIII:3:5
New Mexico Rare Plant Website Has a New Face! 2020;XXXXV:3:3
New Mexico’s Best-Kept Secret, 2012;XXXVII:2:6
Permit Requirements Finalized for NM Rare Plant Takings, 2023;XLVIII:4:6
photography field trip, 2012;XXXVII:1:9
A Rare Jewel in the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5
Rare New Mexico Native Plants On The Internet, 2000;XXV:3:4
Rare Plant Conservation Strategy, 2015;XXXX:3:5, 2024;XLIX:1:6
Rare Plant Conservation Strategy Roll-Out, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5
Rare Plant Surveys, 1991;XVI:2:8
resolution on transplanting, 1991;XVI:1:8
Saving the Pieces: The Center for Plant Conservation and the National Effort to Save the Rare Plants of the United States, 1997;XXII:1:6
So What Does the MX Missile Have to Do with Rare Plants? 1980;V:3:4
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
State Rare Plants Revision, 2019;XXXXIV:2:6
Updates from the State Botanist, 2024;XLIX:3:19
We Have Three Responsibilities to Rare Plants, 1982;VII:2SE:1
What’s Rare in New Mexico, 2014;XXXIX:1:3
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
Rare Plants of Colorado, 1989;XIV:6:11
Ratibida
columnifera
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
Rattlesnake Springs
Rattlesnake Springs Acquired, 1984;IX:3:5
Rauber, Paul
Strategic Ignorance, 2004;XXIX:4:15
Ravenna grass
Before It’s Too Late, 2010;XXXV:2:5
Rebman, Jon P.
Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed., 2012;XXXVII:4:7
recipes
Dandelion Flower Fritters, 1993;XVIII:3:8
Soup of Wild Greens, 1993;XVIII:3:8
Sun Pickles, 1983;VIII:5:3
Yucca Flower Soup, 1993;XVIII:3:8
Redwood
The Native Redwood, 1998;XXIII:5:7
Redwood World’s Tallest Tree, 2007;XXXII:1:5
Reed
common
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:5
Reeves, Bob J.
in memoriam, 2014;XXXIX:1:11
Reeves, Linda Mary
Flora of the Four Corners Region, 2014;XXXIX:1:7
reforestation
Ten Golden Rules of Reforestation, 2021;XXXXVI:3:5
Regan, Lee
NPSNM Photo Contest submission, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1
The Rocky Mountain Plant Guide (Miller), review, 2024;XLIX:1:15
Regan, Ronald
Regan and Wildflowers, 1988;XII:3:8
regeneration
Journey Through Regeneration: A Personal Experience with Nature, 1992;XVII:4:6
A Region of Astonishing Beauty (Williams), 2004;XXIX:3:15
Reichhardt, Karen
The Use of Regional Native Flora for Desert Landscaping, 1991;XVI:6:16
The Reluctant Mr. Darwin (Quammen), 2007;XXXII:1:4
Renison, Daniel
Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14
reproduction
Sex and the Single Plant, 1981;VI:2:5
Sex and the Single Plant, Part II, 1981;VI:3:3
Sexual Olio in Botany, 1998;XXIII:1:3
Republican Party (GOP)
Green Talk, Brown Walk, 2003;XXVIII:4:9
Republicans for Environmental Protection (REP), 2001;XXVI:2:5
Requiem for a Lawnmower (Wasowski), 1993;XVIII:2:11, 2004;XXIX:3:14
biocrusts, 2024;XLIX:2:7
BLM Funds, 2024;XLIX:1:7
Chattanooga Iron Fen, 2016;XXXXI:1:3
Conservation vs. Restoration, 2002;XXVII:3:9
Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve Restoration Update, 2024;XLIX:4:14
Native Juniper Revegetation, 1989;XIII:1:8
NM DOT Revegetation Zones, 2016;XXXXI:3:5
Santa Clara Canyon, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4
Society for Ecological Restoration meeting, 2024;XLIX:1:6
Ten Golden Rules of Reforestation, 2021;XXXXVI:3:5
Throw That [Seed] Ball! 2017;XXXXII:2:7
Rhus
microphylla
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
New Mexico Close-up: Bountiful Sumac, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8
trilobata
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
More on Rhus trilobata, 2005;XXX:1:6
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
New Mexico Close-up: Bountiful Sumac, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8
Rhus trilobata, 2004;XXIX:4:7
Ribe, Tom
The Valles Caldera National Preserve: Plant Paradise at a Legislative Crossroads, 2010;XXXV:3:5
Ribes
aureum
Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
inerme
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Ricer, Dean
Chihuahuan Desert Gardens (Magee, McKimmie eds.), review, 1998;XXIII:3:3
A Report on a Field Trip to the Gypsum Dunes East of Dell City, Texas, 1994;XIX:2:5
A Report on The Annual Meeting and Symposium Native Plant Society of Texas, 1994;XIX:2:5
Richardson, Bill (Governor)
Governor Bill Richardson Honors Robert DeWitt Ivey, 2004;XXIX:1:16
Muchas Gracias, Governor Richardson, 2004;XXIX:3:5
Rickett, William
Wildflowers of the United States, 1984;IX:3:8
Ricketts, Sarah
scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:4:15
Riddle, Tom Ray
A Grass Portrait, 1977;II:8:5
Rietveld, Will
field trip leader (cover photo), 2015;XXXX:4:1
Rio Fernando Park
More about TLT and Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13
A Year in the Life of a Greenhouse: Taos Chapter’s Partnership with Taos Land Trust at Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:12
An Afternoon on the Rio Grande, 2022;XXXXVII:2:10
Dam, 1986;XI:4:5
An Introduction to the Rio Grande (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
Las Cruces Update, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4
The Las Cruses Chapter Takes Action, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4
The Rio Grande Bosque: From Native to Almost Exotic, 1986;XI:6:6, 1994;XIX:6:1
Rio Grande Botanic Garden
Botanic Garden, 1987;XII:6:8
Rio Grande del Norte National Monument
DOI National Monuments Review, 2017;XXXXII:4:3
Rio Grande Gorge
cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:1
Rio Grande Nature Center State Park
A Desertscape for Mariposaville at Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, 2019;XXXXIV:4:12
riparian areas
Aquatic and Riparian Habitat Field Trip, 2024;XLIX:1:11
Nature Conservancy to Protect Key Gila Lands, 1980;V:6:2
Riparian Research Funded by NPSNM, 2005;XXX:2:6
Riparian Revegetation, 1987;XII:3:8
Southwest’s Riparian Areas May Soon Be Memories, 1989;XIII:1:5
Roadless Area Review and Evaluation II (RARE II)
New Mexico Wilderness Needs You, 1978;III:8:1
RARE II letters deadline September 30, 1978;III:9:7
RARE II Proposals Released, 1979;IV:1:1
The Roadrunner (Meinzer), 2002;XXVII:4:15
roads and highways
Highway Plant Rescue Results, 2008;XXXIII:1:5
Natives Flourish on Texas Byways, 1977;II:3:3
Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6
The Use of Salt on Roads, 1977;II:12:8
U.S. Highway 62/180
Have You Hugged Your Yucca Today? 2006;XXXI:1:1
Plant Salvage, Rescue, and Conservation Project, 2006;XXXI:2:2
U.S. 62/180 Plant Salvage Update, 2007;XXXII:1:6
U.S. Highway 62/180 Widening: Plant Salvage Swings into High Gear, 2006;XXXI:4:4
Where to Find Lots of Plants in Bloom During Dry Weather, 2009;XXXIV:4:13
Roadside Plants of Northern New Mexico (Tierney, Hughes), 1983;VIII:5:7
Roadside Wildflowers of the Southern Great Plains (Freeman, Schofield), 1993;XVIII:2:11
Roberts, Norman C.
Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed., 2012;XXXVII:4:7
Robertson, Betsy
Environmental Stewardship Award to Taos Chapter (photo), 2004;XXIX:2:16
Judy Lister, 2003;XXVIII:3:9
in memoriam, 2016;XXXXI:1:14
Robertson, Frances
Highlights from Taos, 2009;XXXIV:4:2
Landscape Design Course with Native Plants: A Rip-Roaring Success, 2011;XXXVI:2:2
Robinia
neomexicana
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
illustration, 1982;VII:4:5
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Rocky Mountain Garden Survival Guide (Tweit), 2005;XXX:1:15
The Rocky Mountain Plant Guide (Miller), 2024;XLIX:1:15
Roosevelt, Theodore
Grand Canyon proclamation, 2001;XXVI:3:16
Roper, Cindy
New Administrative Coordinator, New E-Mail Address, 2011;XXXVI:3:2
work of (From the President), 2014;XXXIX:1:2
Rosa spp.
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Rosa
minutifolia Engelm in Parry
The Thorny Rose Affair, 2004;XXIX:3:7
Rosaceae family
Characteristics of Some Common Plant Families in New Mexico, 1980;V:1:2
The Peace of the Roses, 2005;XXX:3:7
Rosacker, Mark
Native Plant Society of New Mexico Annual Meeting Update, 1991;XVI:5:7
Rose
sweetbriar
photo with bee, 2015;XXXX:3:7
Rose, Francis L.
Wildflowers of the Llano Estacado, 1987;XII:4:7
Rose, Jeff
2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:2:3
The Rose's Kiss (Bernhardt), 2000;XXV:4:14
Rosner, Hillary
Goodbye to Mountain Forests? 2012;XXXVII:4:11
Ross, Steve
NPSNM Workshop Report: Grasses with a Hand Lens, 2009;XXXIV:4:12
Roth, Daniela
Conservation Corner, 2013;XXXVIII:3:5
New Mexico Rare Plant Website Has a New Face! 2020;XXXXV:3:3
Saving Beauty: The Story of an Endangered Sunflower, 2019;XXXXIV:2:7
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
Roth, Vincent D.
A Miniaturized Plant Press and Herbarium, 1981;VI:4:4
Rowe, Erika
Meet Our New State Botanist, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4
Updates from the State Botanist, 2024;XLIX:3:15, 2024;XLIX:3:19
Rubin, Carole
How to Get Your Lawn & Garden Off Drugs, 2003;XXVIII:3:15
How to Get Your Lawn Off Grass, 2002;XXVII:3:8
Rubin, Richard
Millicent Rogers Museum: Native Plants and Art, 2020;XXXXV:1:10
Rubus
deliciosus
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Rudbeckia
laciniata
photo (contest submission, winner), 2018;XXXXIII:4:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1
Rumex
crispus
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
hymenosepalus
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Runyan, Gary
as Poster Committee Chair (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:14
Russian olive
Point. . .Counterpoint, 2001;XXVI:4:9
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPSaccharum
ravennae [L.] Murray
Before It’s Too Late, 2010;XXXV:2:5
Sackett, Karen M.
Outlaw Weeds of the West, 2015;XXXX:1:12
Sacramento Mountains
Hiking Access to the Sacramentos, 1997;XXII:3:7
Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly
Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly Listed (endangered), 2023;XLVIII:3:4
Sacred apple. See Datura
Sage
blue
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:2:4
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
Sagebrush
Riders of the Purple. . .What???, 1993;XVIII:3:1
A Widespread and Useful Southwestern Plant, 2007;XXXII:3:13
Salix
irrorata
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Salman, David
Remembering David Salman (in memoriam), 2022;XXXXVII:4:5
Saltbush
cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:1
Four-wing Saltbush, 1996;XXI:5:1, 1998;XXIII:6:1
Native Plants, Inc., 1980;V:3:3
Saltbush Serves Many Purposes, 1995;XX:2:7
Salt cedar. See Tamarisk (Tamarix spp.)
Saltgrass
Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5
Salvador, Cristina M.
From Wetlands to Wildflowers in Santa Fe, 2008;XXXIII:4:4
Salvia
Salvia Love, 1987;XII:3:6
shrubby
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:2:4
This and That. ., 1986;XI:4:6
Salvia
pinguifolia
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:2:4
Sambucus
caerulea var. neomexicana
photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:16
Sand cherry
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Sandia Mountain Natural History Center
NPSNM Grant Report: Sandia Mountain Natural History Center, 2015;XXXX:4:7
San Juan College Herbarium
Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3
San Lorenzo Canyon
field trip photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:3
Santa Clara Canyon
watershed restoration, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4
Santa Fe Botanical Garden
August NPSNM Annual Meeting Preview Activity, 1994;XIX:3:7
Santa Fe Botanical Garden, 1988;XII:2:3
Santa Fe Bouquet (Hughes, Flynn), 1989;XIV:6:10
Santa Fe Canyon
Santa Fe Canyon Flood Control Program Needs Study, 1978;III:2:8
Santa Fe National Forest
Santa Fe National Forest Plan (Conservation Notes), 1983;VIII:1:2
SFNF Landscape Resiliency, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4
Santa Fe schools
Plantings at Santa Fe High School, 1977;II:6:5
Plantings at Santa Fe Schools, 1977;II:4:7
public school curriculum, 1976;I:10:2
Santa Fe Ski Basin
From Wetlands to Wildflowers in Santa Fe (field trip rpt.), 2008;XXXIII:4:4
Sapindus
drummondii
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Savage, Melissa
Report (regional mtg. rpt.), 1980;V:2:6
Saville, Dara
Ecology of Herbal Medicine, 2021;XXXXVI:4:7
Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8
Schauer, Lisa
scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:1:6
Schneider, Al
Colorado Rocky Mountain Wildflower App Available, 2012;XXXVII:3:3
Flora of the Four Corners Region (Heil et al.), review, 2014;XXXIX:1:7
Packera mancosana: A New Species, 2011;XXXVI:3:8
Schofield, Eileen K.
Roadside Wildflowers of the Southern Great Plains, 1993;XVIII:2:11
scholarships
2006 Scholarships Awarded (Otero Chapter), 2006;XXXI:4:15
Otero Chapter Grants Scholarship Awards, 2006;XXXI:1:6
Otero Chapter: Scholarships Awarded, 2007;XXXII:4:6
Scholarships for Teachers to Study the Local Flora, 1998;XXIII:3:9
Sunflower Scholarship, 2022;XXXXVII:3:15
Urban and Goolsby Win Scholarships, 2009;XXXIV:1:12
Schooley, Gussie
Story of the Yellow Penstemon, 1984;IX:2:4
Science Teacher of the Year Award
Chuck Buxbaum, 2024;XLIX:2:6
Claire Noonan, 2023;XLVIII:3:16
Estela T. Thompson (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:2:3
Scirpus
microcarpus
cover photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:1
Sclerocactus
mesae-verdae
new populations, 1981;VI:4:2
Threatened or Endangered Cacti, 1980;V:1:1
papyracanthus
How to Help Rare Plants and Have a Good Time, Too: Treasures Abound, 2014;XXXIX:3:3
Scolia
mexicana Saussure
Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:14
Scorpionweed
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
Sivinski’s
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
Scott, Marcy
Hummingbird Plants of the Southwest, 2015;XXXX:3:9
Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:11
Scrophulariaceae family
Family Portrait, 1978;III:7:1
Scurlock, Dan
Medicinal Plants of the Rio Abajo, 1982;VII:2:6
The Rio Grande Bosque: From Native to Almost Exotic, 1986;XI:6:1, 1994;XIX:6:1
Seattle (Native American Chief)
How Can You Buy or Sell the Earth? 2002;XXVII:2:9
Seattle Speaks? 2002;XXVII:2:8
Sedge
Carex spp.
cover photo, 2016;XXXXI:4:1
The Distribution, Habitat Preference, and Nomenclature of NM Sedges in the Genus Carex, 2016;XXXXI:4:3
porcupine
photos, 2013;XXXVIII:3:10, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10
red tinged bulrush
cover photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:1
Sedge Identification workshop, 2013;XXXVIII:2:6
Sedgucation I: What Is a Sedge and Why Should New Mexico Botanists Care? 2013;XXXVIII:3:6
Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5
swamp
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:1
seed collecting
Australian seed exchange (ltr. to ed.), 1982;VII:6:2, 1983;VIII:1:6
Collecting Wildflower Seeds, 1987;XII:5:6
Guidelines for Collecting Seeds from Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:3:2
Native Seeds/SEARCH, 1992;XVII:3:3
Native Seeds Search in New Mexico, 1993;XVIII:1:3
seedlings
Plant New Mexico Native Trees: 1981 Tree Seedling Program, 1981;VI:2:6
State Seedling Program Offers Woody Plants at Bargain Prices, 2001;XXVI:1:14
Seed Plants of Northern Arizona (McDougall), 1978;III:9:1
Blackfoot Daisy Germination, 1984;IX:4:4
On Germination and Growing, 1986;XI:3:5
Germination Recipe, 1984;IX:2:6
Growing Natives from Seed, 1979;IV:1:2
The Phenomenon of Dormancy and Some Techniques to Induce Seed Germination, 1979;IV:2:1
The Problem with Wild Seed, 1984;IX:4:6
seed sources, 1984;IX:1:4
Selby, Christina M.
Best Wildflower Hikes, 2020;XXXXV:4:8, 2022;XXXXVII:2:18
NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:11
Pollinators Under Pressure, 2015;XXXX:3:6
Senecio
longilobus
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Serviceberry
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:5
Little-Known Shrubs, 1991;XVI:1:4
Setaria
verticillata
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:2
Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge
Landscape Project Initiated for Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center, 2001;XXVI:1:14
Open House at Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, 2001;XXVI:4:5
Sevilleta Synantherologist Association
photo, 2003;XXVIII:1:9
Shenzhen Declaration on Plant Sciences, 2018;XXXXIII:2:5
Shepherdia
argentea
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Sherbrooke, Wade C.
Native Plants and SPACE, 1995;XX:5:1
Shetler, Stanwyn G.
Alien Native or When Natives Are Not Natural, 1995;XX:1:8
shrubs
Immortal Shrubbery (Quercus havardii), 1996;XXI:6:1
Plant a Shrub or Tree in Honor of Earth Day, 1990;XV:2:4
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Ugly Shrubs Get No Respect, 1996;XXI:6:8
Sierra Blanca Peak
What’s “Up Top” Down South, 1989;XV:4:3
Sierra Club
April Fool’s Gag? Or Sierra Club Goof? 2004;XXIX:3:1
Silene
laciniata
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:1
illustration, 1981;VI:6:4
scouleri
photo (contest winner), 2010;XXXV:4:1
wrightii
Range Extensions Reported for Rare Plants, 1981;VI:6:6
Silva Creek Botanical Garden
Silva Creek Botanical Garden in Silver City, 2015;XXXX:4:14
Update on the Silva Creek Botanical Garden, 2024;XLIX:1:12
Silver City, NM
Silver City’s Sunken Street to Become a River Walk Park, 1978;III:10:4
An In-State Mini-Vacation, 1991;XVI:4:8
Silverleaf
lesser Texas
illustration, 2000;XXV:2:8
Silver mound
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
Simmondsia
chinensis
Can Jojoba Save the Sperm Whales? 1979;IV:7:1
More on Jojoba, 1979;IV:7:3
Simon, Gene
Making Water Run Uphill (a new champion tree for New Mexico), 2006;XXXI:3:1
Simon, Jim
in memoriam, 2012;XXXVII:3:6
Simpson, Benny J.
in memoriam, 1997;XXII:2:7
Sisymbrium
irio
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15
linearifolium
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Siting Bull Falls
field trip report, 1978;III:6:1
Sivinski, Bob
classical botany (The Prez Sez), 2002;XXVII:1:2
Common Southwestern Native Plants (Carter et al.), review, 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12
Conservation Corner, 2010;XXXV:2:14
Flora Neomexicana
Cactus Confusion, 1993;XVIII:4:1
Cirsiums and Cienegas, 1995;XX:3:7
A Fertile Field for Discovery, 1993;XVIII:2:1
Flowers and Flavor, 1993;XVIII:1:7
Gone or Just Forgotten? 1993;XVIII:3:6
Gypsophilous Plants, 1994;XIX:2:1
Old Plant Species, 1998;XXIII:3:7
A Rare Splash of Autumn Color, 1992;XVII:6:1
Something Old and Something New, 2000;XXV:1:10
Sunflower Update, 1993;XVIII:6:6
Watson’s Forgotten Flora, 1997;XXII:3:1
Weed: A Four-Letter Word, 1993;XVIII:5:8
What About Bush Muhly? 1996;XXI:2:3
Help Build Floristic Atlas of New Mexico, 2007;XXXII:2:4
Inspiration from the Natural World (conf. address excerpts), 2005;XXX:4:9
Meet Bob Sivinski, 2001;XXVI:1:1
Meet Bob Sivinski Part Two, 2001;XXVI:2:2
New Mexico Close-up: Blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis), 2017;XXXXII:2:7
New Mexico Close-up: Bountiful Sumac, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8
NPSNM Steps Up to Education Role, 2012;XXXVII:2:7
President transition (cover photo), 2002;XXVII:4:1
Remembering Ken Heil, 2024;XLIX:2:17
Report on Endangered Plants, 1995;XX:5:2
Sandia Flora Workshop a Success, 1999;XXIV:5:3
Sivinski Employee of the Year, 2006;XXXI:2:2
Sivinski featured in The New Mexican, 2008;XXXIII:3:6
Sivinski to Keynote Annual Meeting in Albuquerque (includes photo), 2005;XXX:2:1, 2005;XXX:2:2
Stop Killing Native Thistles! 2016;XXXXI:2:6
thanks to (The Prez Sez), 2000;XXV:4:2
Views from the North (Another Member’s Opinion), 1996;XXI:4:8
What’s Rare in New Mexico, 2014;XXXIX:1:3
Skunkbush
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Skyrocket
Ivey drawings, 1989;XIV:6:4
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Small, Sue
Potential Projects for NM Forests, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13
Smeal, Daniel
Tips for Xeric Gardening with NM natives, 2008;XXXIII:4:12
Smith, Richard M.
Wild Plants of America, 1989;XIV:6:10
Smithers, John DeHart
Tips to Photographing Wildflowers, 1989;XIII:2:7
Smylie, Tom
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1985;X:2:6
“Snag on the Rim of Juniper Canyon” (poem by Lynn), 2002;XXVII:4:2, 2003;XXVIII:1:13
Snakeweed
description, 1979;IV:3:3
The Eye of the Beholder (letter), 2010;XXXV:1:2
illustration, 1979;IV:3:4
Snakeweed, Watch Out! 1985;X:4:12
Snapdragon vine
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
SNaPP (Santa Fe Native Plant Project)
SNaPP Native Plant Demonstration Garden, 2020;XXXXV:4:8
Snowberry
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Snowden, John S.
Wildflowers in Your Landscape: Problems and Solutions, 1994;XIX:2:6
Snow-lover
Snow-lovers, 1981;VI:1:6
Society for Ecological Restoration
meeting, 2024;XLIX:1:6
Soil Conservation Service
NM Highway Department & Soil Conservation Service Program, 1977;II:4:5
Solanaceae family
The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5
Ivey drawings, 1996;XXI:6:3
Soulful Solanaceae, 2003;XXVIII:3:6
Solidago
missouriensis
cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1
Solomon's Seal
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10
"Some days, my spirit lies prostrate" (poem by Proctor), 2004;XXIX:2:5
Somerday, Rink
Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7
Sonoran Permaculture Association
Permaculture in the Southwest, 1989;XIII:1:6
Sophora
secundiflora
Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10
Soreng, Robert
Verified Checklist of the Grasses of New Mexico, 1986;XI:3:2
Sorenson, Gail
NPSNM photo contest winner, 2010;XXXV:4:1
Sorghastrum
nutans
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
Southern Rocky Mountain Gardens (NPSNM)
Guide for North Central New Mexico Out for Spring, 2003;XXVIII:2:6
Southern Rockies Book Sales Soaring, 2003;XXVIII:3:1
Southwest Environmental Center
Environmental Center Provides Voice for Environment in Southern New Mexico, 1996;XXI:2:2
Southwest Environmental Center (SEC).
The New Southwest Environmental Center, 1991;XVI:2:7
Southwestern and Texas Wildflowers (Neihaus), 1996;XXI:4:6
Southwestern Landscaping with Native Plants (Phillips), 1988;XII:4:6
Southwestern Rare and Endangered Plant Conference
Rare Plant Conference Held, 1992;XVII:3:8
Spartina
gracilis
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
Spectacle pod
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
Spellenberg, Richard
2004 conference speaker, 2004;XXIX:4:6
The Audubon Field Guide to North American Wildflowers, 1985;X:4:5
The NMSU Herbarium, 1983;VIII:3:4
Richard Spellenberg to be Keynoter at Annual Meeting, 2000;XXV:3:1
Richard Spellenberg to Encore Keynote at Alamogordo Meeting, 2004;XXIX:2:1
Spellenberg Tells How NPS Can Gather Data On Endangered Species, 1978;III:2:5
There’s a New Mesquite on the Freeway, 1984;IX:5:5
Spence, Betty
Charles Holmes (1932-2018), 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
Fondly Remembering Jack Carter, 2020;XXXXV:3:8
Gila Chapter Member Ron Parry Receives Prestigious Citizen Science Award, 2020;XXXXV:2:3
The Story Behind the Third Edition, 2021;XXXXVI:2:7
Sperlich, Betty
The New Mexico Wildlife Center Is “Going Native”! 2015;XXXX:4:8
Sphaeralcea spp.
cover photo, 2023;XLVIII:4:1
Sphaeralcea
angustifolia
cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:16
Spiderwort
Spiderworts and Dayflowers (Commelinaceae) of New Mexico, 1978;III:1:2
Spiderworts “Detect” Radioactivity, 1978;III:6:3
Spiraea
rock
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Sporobolus
airoides
A Grass Portrait, 1977;II:8:5
neglectus
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:1
vaginiflorus
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:1, 1993;XVIII:5:2
wrightii
cover photos, 2014;XXXIX:4:1, 2014;XXXIX:4:12
Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:7
Spotts, Peter N.
The Fallacy of Xeriscaping, 2005;XXX:1:1
Spring season
The Breath of Spring on the Zuni Mesas, 1993;XVIII:3:9
Spruce
Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:11
Squaw apple
Ivey drawings, 1991;XVI:1:5
Little-Known Shrubs, 1991;XVI:1:4
Squawbush
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Starwort
greater water
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11
state parks
City of Rocks
photo, 2015;XXXX:3:18
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:12
Findling Welcomes NPS Action in State Parks, 1982;VII:1:4
Las Cruces chapter donations to, 2017;XXXXII:2:15
Living Desert
Guadalupe Recap (field trip rpt.), 1987;XII:6:4
Rio Grande Nature Center
A Desertscape for Mariposaville at Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, 2019;XXXXIV:4:12
supervision legislation, 1999;XXIV:2:3
Steigman, Ken
Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden, 2024;XLIX:3:5
Las Cruces or Bust! 2024;XLIX:4:7
Stein, Sara
A Tribute: Sara Stein, 1935-2005, 2005;XXX:4:15
Steinberg, Kelly
Asombro Institute Makes Excellent Use of Their Conservation Fund Grant, 2021;XXXXVI:3:3
STEM conference
NPSNM at STEM Conference, 2015;XXXX:1:13
Stenandrium
barbatum
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:3
Sterculiaceae family
A New Friend: The Sterculiaceae Family, 2012;XXXVII:2:18
Stevens, Donna
The Apex of Beauty: Apiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:4:4
A Beautiful Twilight with Evening Primroses, 2004;XXIX:3:4
CCF Grant Aids in Tamarisk Removal, 2023;XLVIII:4:5
Common Southwestern Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9
The Fabulous Fabaceae, 2005;XXX:1:10
It’s Four O’Clock Time, 2004;XXIX:4:4
The Must-See Mustards, 2004;XXIX:1:13
NPSNM Grantee Report: Responsible Recreation in the Gila National Forest, 2011;XXXVI:3:3
The Peace of the Roses, 2005;XXX:3:7
Recognizing Lamiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:2:4
The Rose's Kiss (Bernhardt), review, 2000;XXV:4:14
Soulful Solanaceae, 2003;XXVIII:3:6
Volunteer Profile, 2004;XXIX:1:9
Stevenson, Diane
Aquatic and Riparian Habitat Field Trip, 2024;XLIX:1:11
Stewart, Betty
Alien Invasion (Devine), review, 2002;XXVII:3:15
Stewart, Tom
2022: An Ecology for Seven Generations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:9
2022 Carter Conservation Fund Grant Awards, 2022;XXXXVII:2:9
Beyond Blindness (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:3:2
Botanizing (From the President), 2020;XXXXV:1:3
Carter Conservation Fund grants (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:4:2, 2020;XXXXV:2:3
Common Southwestern Native Plants (Carter et al.), review, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9
The Election That Wasn’t, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5
featured in Who’s on Board, 2024;XLIX:3:4
Jim McGrath: Carter Conservation Champion, 2022;XXXXVII:4:5
on native species (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:4:3
NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:3:2
NPSNM Election Results, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14
Our Friend George, 2024;XLIX:2:15
remarkable members (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:2:3
Tom Stewart: NPSNM’s New Vice President, 2016;XXXXI:2:14
St. Hilaire, Ralston
Texas Madrone (Arbutus texana Buckl.), 1999;XXIV:1:4
Stickleaf
Todilto
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
Stinknet
Potential Stink (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:3:19
Stinknet Found in New Mexico, 2024;XLIX:3:5
St. John’s College herbarium
More Herbaria, 1983;VIII:4:4
Stout Elementary School
Students Beautify Their School, 2007;XXXII:3:10
Strandtmann, Russell W.
Wildflowers of the Llano Estacado, 1987;XII:4:7
Strategic Ignorance (Pope, Rauber), 2004;XXIX:4:15
Styrax
platanifolius ssp. youngiae,
One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:11
Suberkropp, Keller
New Mexico Close-Up: Chocolate Flower (Berlandiera lyrata), 2017;XXXXII:4:5
Silva Creek Botanical Garden in Silver City, 2015;XXXX:4:14
Succulents
Cacti and Succulents for New Mexico Landscapes, 1991;XVI:6:10
The Organized Worship of Succulence, 1980;V:6:6
Sugar, David
Six Mushrooms Named for Charles Barrows, 1977;II:9:5
Sumac
New Mexico Close-up: Bountiful Sumac, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8
skunkbush
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:16
three-leaf
cover photos, 2018;XXXXIII:3:12
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
More on Rhus trilobata, 2005;XXX:1:6
Rhus trilobata, 2004;XXIX:4:7
Summer Wildflowers of New Mexico (Martin, Hutchins), 1986;XI:4:7
Sunflower
A National Flower, 1982;VII:2:6
Native Sunflowers: A Summer Spectacle, 2002;XXVII:3:1
Pecos
cover photos, 2012;XXXVII:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:2:16, 2022;XXXXVII:2:1
Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
Saving Beauty: The Story of an Endangered Sunflower, 2019;XXXXIV:2:7
Scenes from a Field Trip to Blue Hole Cienega (photos), 2013;XXXVIII:1:13
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9
puzzle
A Rare Splash of Autumn Color, 1992;XVII:6:1
Sunflower, 1997;XXII:1:8
Sunflower Update, 1993;XVIII:6:6
Sun ‘N Salt, 1982;VII:2:6
surveys
NNNPS Survey Reveals Priorities, Needs, and Contributions from a Diverse Membership, 1998;XXIII:1:6
NPSNM Members and Readers Speak Out, 2008;XXXIII:3:1
NPSNM Survey (announcement), 2008;XXXIII:1:1
survey form, 2008;XXXIII:1:7
Survey Results: New Members’ Interests, 2007;XXXII:1:1
Swartzell, Dennis
Blanket Flower, Gaillardia species, 1991;XVI:6:11
Texas Sage or Ranger (Leucophyllum spp.), 1994;XIX:1:3
Sweet clover
yellow
April Fool’s Gag? Or Sierra Club Goof? 2004;XXIX:3:1
Swetnam, Deborah T.
Few and Far Between (Campbell), review, 1998;XXIII:3:8
A Practical Guide for the Amateur Naturalist (Durrell), review, 1984;IX:3:8
Swift, Dean
2024 conference speaker, 2024;XLIX:2:1
Switch grass
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:4
Sycamore
Arizona, 1990;XV:1:3
symbiosis
Hidden Symbiosis: A Match Made Underfoot, 2002;XXVII:1:8
Symphoricarpos spp.
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Synantherologists
Sevilleta Synantherologist Association (photo), 2003;XXVIII:1:9
Synge, Hugh
Survival or Extinction, 1980;V:1:4
Syntrichia
ruralis
Report: SOBEFREE 2010, 2010;XXXV:3:12
Systoechus spp.
photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:3
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPTallamy, Douglas W.
Bringing Nature Home, 2008;XXXIII:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:1:11
!#$%#!! Tamarisk !!#&*#!+#, 1987;XII:5:8
Can Tamarisk Be Controlled? 1993;XVIII:1:10
CCF Grant Aids in Tamarisk Removal, 2023;XLVIII:4:5
Effects of the Beetle: Tamarisk Mortality, the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher, and Wildfire (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
Honey Plants, 1982;VII:3:5
Jury Still Out on Caged Exotic Insect, 2000;XXV:1:7
Salt Cedar—Foe or Friend? 2010;XXXV:3:10
Tamarisk Beetle History, Release, and Spread (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
Tanis, Jonathan
Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8
Taos Land Trust
More about TLT and Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13
A Year in the Life of a Greenhouse: Taos Chapter’s Partnership with Taos Land Trust at Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:12
Taos Visitors Center
Native Landscape at Taos Visitors Center Taking Shape, 2001;XXVI:4:1
Tatroe, Marcia
Cutting Edge Gardening in the Intermountain West, 2007;XXXII:4:13
Taxodium
mucronatum
The Native Redwood, 1998;XXIII:5:7
taxonomy
Field Trips and Taxonomic Revisions, 2009;XXXIV:3:7
Flora Neomexicana: Something Old and Something New, 2000;XXV:1:10
More Olio Laws in Biology Are There Any? 1998;XXIII:1:3
Run, Rabbitbrush, Run, 1996;XXI:2:1
Sandia Flora Workshop a Success, 1999;XXIV:5:3
Taxonomy Workshop Convenes, 1999;XXIV:3:3
What Is That Plant? 2004;XXIX:3:1
Taylor, Ashley
Meet Our New State Botanist, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4
Taylor, Jane
Drought-Tolerant Plants, 1994;XIX:1:2
Taylor, Meghan
Trespass Against Us (Doyle), review, 2005;XXX:2:15
Teacher Award
Ben Gillock, 2016;XXXXI:2:2
Marcie Davis, 2017;XXXXII:2:3
Mary Erwin, 2018;XXXXIII:2:3
Nathan Moore, 2019;XXXXIV:2:3
Tegeticula
yuccasella
The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11
Tellman, Barbara
What Is a Native Plant? 1993;XVIII:6:3
Tending the Earth (Johnson), 2003;XXVIII:1:15
Tenorio, Jeanne
scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:4:15
Tent Rocks
“Tent Rocks” Provides an Early Flower Display, 1993;XVIII:2:6
Texas buckeye
Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10
Texas madrone
A Native Plant That Merits More Attention, 1999;XXIV:1:4
Propagation of Texas Madrone, 1987;XII:5:6
Texas Madrones in Carlsbad, 1991;XVI:1:3
Texas mountain laurel
Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10
Texas ranger
for landscaping, 1982;VII:3:7
Texas Sage or Ranger (Leucophyllum spp.), 1994;XIX:1:3
Texas Sky (Meinzer), 2002;XXVII:4:15
Texas wild rice
Briefs from Endangered Species Technical Bulletin, 1979;IV:6:2
Thelesperma
megapotamicum
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10
Thermopsis
pinetorum
Ivey drawings, 1989;XIV:6:4
Thicket creeper
Gardener’s Corner, 1981;VI:5:7
Thimbleberry
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Thistle
Cirsiums and Cienegas, 1995;XX:3:7
Graham’s
A Rare Jewel in the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5
musk
Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16
Stop Killing Native Thistles! 2016;XXXXI:2:6
Wright's marsh
cover photo, 2012;XXXVII:1:1
Santa Rosa Update, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11
Wright's Marsh Thistle Listed, 2023;XLVIII:3:4
Wright’s Marsh Thistle Threatened Listing and Critical Habitat, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4
Thompson, Estela T.
Science Teacher of the Year Award (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:2:3
Thompson Peak Wilderness Area
Proposed Legislation, 2024;XLIX:1:7
Threeawn
purple
Landscaping with Native New Mexico Grasses, 1991;XVI:6:5
Three Gun Springs
Conservation Report, 1992;XVII:2:1
Three Rivers Petroglyph site
People and Environment of the Three Rivers Culture and Their Record in Stone, 2020;XXXXV:2:13
Threlkeld, Gesina B.
in memoriam, 2016;XXXXI:2:15
Threlkeld, Niki
Meet Our Poster Artist, 1993;XVIII:4:6
Tidestromia
wooly
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10
Tidestromia
lanuginosa
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10
Tierney, Gail
Buffalo Gourd (Cucurbita foetidissima), 1995;XX:4:3
Four-wing Saltbush, 1996;XXI:5:1
Indicator Plants as Living “Artifacts”, 1997;XXII:2:1
Roadside Plants of Northern New Mexico, 1983;VIII:5:7
Utah Juniper, 1998;XXIII:5:1
Wild Plants and Native Peoples of the Four Corners, 1998;XXIII:5:6
Wild Plants of the Pueblo Province, 1995;XX:4:8
Wolfberry (Lycium pallidum), 1995;XX:3:1
Yarrow, 1996;XXI:3:1
Tisdale, Shelby
Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1
Tobacco
The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5
Tohono Chul Park, 1987;XII:2:3
Tonne, Phil
Painting the Canyon Pink: Efforts to Recover the Endangered Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus, 2011;XXXVI:4:6
Torrey, John
Botany on Horseback in the 1800’s, 1981;VI:3:2
Townsend, Harry
Survival or Extinction, 1980;V:1:4
Townsendia
exscapa
Wild Flower Season Begins! 1978;III:4:2
gypsophila
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
toxic plants
Toxic Plants as Possible Human Teratogens, 1982;VII:1:6
Tradescantia spp.
Spiderworts and Dayflowers (Commelinaceae) of New Mexico, 1978;III:1:2
Spiderworts “Detect” Radioactivity, 1978;III:6:3
Tradescantia
occidentalis
illustration, 1978;III:1:2
Tragia
ramosa
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15
Tree of Heaven
The Most Hated Tree in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:11
trees. See also specific species
Arbor Day Tree Promo: Update, 2003;XXVIII:4:16
Big Is Beautiful, 1980;V:6:7
Big Trees of New Mexico, 1993;XVIII:2:12
Commemoration, 1977;II:4:3
Facilitating Container Production of Native Texas Small Trees for Urban and Suburban Landscapes, 1997;XXII:4:3
For Genuine “Global Relief”, Plant A Native Tree, 1991;XVI:6:15
Good Intentions, Bad Input, 2003;XXVIII:3:7
Making Water Run Uphill (a new champion tree for New Mexico), 2006;XXXI:3:1
Plant a Shrub or Tree in Honor of Earth Day, 1990;XV:2:4
Plant New Mexico Native Trees: 1981 Tree Seedling Program, 1981;VI:2:6
Record Torrey Yucca, 1987;XII:5:7
Specimen Tree List, 1978;III:7:5
Traditions & Myths, 2001;XXVI:3:2
tree care tips, 1987;XII:2:4
A Tree-Decorating GIFTTT, 2007;XXXII:1:15
Trees Have Better Eyes Then Humans, 1988;XIII:1:4
Tree Stories, 2021;XXXXVI:3:11
Why Leaves Change Color, 1986;XI:1:9
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico (Carter), 1998;XXIII:2:1
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, rev. ed. (Carter), 2012;XXXVII:3:11
Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico , 3rd ed. (Carter), 2021;XXXXVI:1:7, 2021;XXXXVI:2:7
Trees and Shrubs of the Southwestern Deserts (Benson, Darrow), 1982;VII:1:5
Trees and Shrubs of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Powell), 1998;XXIII:4:4
Trespass Against Us (Doyle), 2005;XXX:2:15
Tres Piedras
Taos/Tres Piedras Field Trip, 1979;IV:7:2
Aug. 2023 to Aug. 2024, 2024;XLIX:4:13
Trichostema
arizonicum
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:13
Tridens
flavus
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
Trillium
grandiflorum
Another Reason to Love Wal-Mart! 2003;XXVIII:2:1
Tripsacum
lanceolatum
Have You Seen This Grass? 1993;XVIII:5:3
Tripterocalyx
wootonii
volunteer, 1981;VI:6:7
Trust for Public Land
Trust for Public Land Announces Local Office, 1981;VI:2:6
Tull, Delena
Keys to the Kingdom: Botany from a Layperson’s Point of View, 1995;XX:3:6
A Practical Guide to Edible and Useful Plants, 1987;XII:4:7
The Tumbleweed Gourmet (Niethammer), 1988;XII:2:3
Tuomey, James W.
Field Trips and Taxonomic Revisions, 2009;XXXIV:3:7
Turk’s cap cactus
cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:16
Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:8
Turpentine bush
Small Desert Shrub Supplies Cool Season Color, 1992;XVII:4:7
A Very Brief History of E. laricifolia, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10
Tweit, Susan J.
Rocky Mountain Garden Survival Guide, 2005;XXX:1:15
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPUlmus
parvifolia
Siberian or Chinese Elms, 1986;XI:3:4
pumila
The Case for Conserving Water (and a Corollary: The Case for Siberian Elm), 2009;XXXIV:4:10
Drawings, 1977;II:4:4
The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12
Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14
Siberian or Chinese Elms, 1986;XI:3:4
Umberson, Dee Alton
in memoriam, 2012;XXXVII:2:3
Understory (movie review), 2022;XXXXVII:2:4
Ungnadia
speciosa
Mexican Buckeye: Falling in Love for a Sound Reason! 2000;XXV:4:9
Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10
University of New Mexico Herbarium
From the Herbarium, 2000;XXV:4:10
Thank You to NPSNM from University of New Mexico Herbarium, 2012;XXXVII:2:3
The UNM Herbarium, 1983;VIII:3:3
Upper Gila Watershed Alliance
Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6
Urban, Karl
A Journey Through Time: Chronicles of a Past and Present Invasion, 1994;XIX:3:1
Urban, Lillis
scholarship awarded to, 2009;XXXIV:1:12
Urban Forest Park
Psst! Can You Keep a Secret? 1983;VIII:6:4
U.S. Department of Defense
Items from Bush Greenwatch, 2004;XXIX:4:14
U.S. Department of the Interior
DOI National Monuments Review, 2017;XXXXII:4:3
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1994;XIX:1:8
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Endangered and Threatened Species of Arizona and New Mexico, 1990;XV:1:10
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1985;X:2:6
U.S. Forest Service. See also national forests
Forest Service Prescribed Burn Plans, 2024;XLIX:4:5
Ustilago
maydis
Corn Smut, 1988;XIII:1:1
Utricularia
vulgaris
The Un-Common Bladderwort, 2001;XXVI:1:4
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPValerian
Arizona
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10
Valeriana
arizonica
Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10
Wild Flower Season Begins! 1978;III:4:1
Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge
as new wildlife refuge, 2014;XXXIX:4:3
Valle de Oro NWR Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8
Valles Caldera National Preserve
Comments, 2021;XXXXVI:3:4
cover photo, 2010;XXXV:3:1
management transfer, 2015;XXXX:2:7
NPSNM Joins Valles Caldera Coalition, 2006;XXXI:2:5
Record of Decision signed, 2014;XXXIX:4:5
Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5
updates, 2015;XXXX:3:5, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5
The Valles Caldera National Preserve: Plant Paradise at a Legislative Crossroads, 2010;XXXV:3:5
Van Auken, O.W.
Harbinger of Spring or Summer? 1993;XVIII:3:6
Vascular Plants of the San Luis Basin (Dixon), 2014;XXXIX:4:5
Veltkamp, Tatia
Desperately Seeking Asclepias, 2014;XXXIX:4:5
Enchanting Wings in Your Yard, 2012;XXXVII:2:8
Verbascum
thapsus
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Verbena
tufted sand
photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13
White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5
Verbena
bipinnatifida
for landscaping, 1980;V:5:3
Verbesina
encelioides
description, 1977;II:9:3
Verified Checklist of the Grasses of New Mexico (Allred, Hatch, Soreng), 1986;XI:3:2
Viguiera
stenoloba
Native Plants for Southern New Mexico, 1978;III:11:2
Virginia creeper
illustration, 1981;VI:5:7
Virgin’s bower
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
western
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
for landscaping, 1982;VII:2:2
Vitus spp.
for landscaping, 1982;VII:2:2
vocabulary
Some Words on Plants, 2006;XXXI:1:11
Von Loh, James
Fill 'er up! Butterflies and moths swarm turpentine bush, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10
Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:8
Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:9
Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10
An Uncommonly Beautiful Locally Common Cactus, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPWachter, Susan
Albuquerque Botanic Garden News, 1989;XV:4:4
Maintaining the Native Garden: FaIl Tips, 1991;XVI:6:12
Maintaining the Native Garden: Spring Tips, 1991;XVI:2:6
Maintaining the Native Garden: Summer Tips, 1991;XVI:3:10
Maintaining the Native Garden: Winter Tips, 1991;XVI:6:15
This and That. . . (gardener’s experience), 1986;XI:5:6
Waferash
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
Wagers, Tom
Hackberry Nipple Gall & Blister Gall, 1983;VIII:3:5
Wagner, David H.
A Rule of Thumb for Botanists: the 1 in 20 rule, 1999;XXIV:1:1
Wallflower
The Must-See Mustards, 2004;XXIX:1:13
Wal-Mart
Another Reason to Love Wal-Mart! 2003;XXVIII:2:1
Wanner, Irene
High and Dry (Nold), review, 2009;XXXIV:3:12
The Landscaping Ideas of Jays (Lowry), review, 2008;XXXIII:1:13
Washington Native Plant Society
More Olio Laws in Biology Are There Any? 1998;XXIII:1:3
Pasco, Washington—The City That Outlaws Flowers, 2001;XXVI:4:2
Sexual Olio in Botany, 1998;XXIII:1:3
Wasowski, Andy
Arbor Day Tree Promo: Update, 2003;XXVIII:4:16
botanical missionaries, 2001;XXVI:3:5
The Building Envelope: New Ground Rules for Building on Natural Land, 1995;XX:2:8
Don Walker profile, 2004;XXIX:3:10
Four Ways to Improve Your Nature Photographs, 2002;XXVII:1:7
Good Intentions, Bad Input, 2003;XXVIII:3:7
A History of Suburbia, 2000;XXV:3:12
How to Get Your Lawn & Garden Off Drugs (Rubin), review, 2003;XXVIII:3:15
in memoriam
Andy Wasowski, 2012;XXXVII:4:6
From the President, 2012;XXXVII:4:2
Native Plants Go to School, 2001;XXVI:1:8
as newsletter editor (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:11
Republicans for Environmental Protection, 2001;XXVI:2:5
Seattle Speaks? 2002;XXVII:2:8
Yard Full of Sun (Calhoun), review, 2005;XXX:4:10
Wasowski, Andy and Sally
Building Inside Nature’s Envelope, 2001;XXVI:4:15
The Landscaping Revolution, 2000;XXV:3:3
Native Gardens for Dry Climates, 1996;XXI:1:8
Native Landscaping from El Paso to L.A., 2001;XXVI:1:15
NPSOT Honors Wasowskis, 2006;XXXI:1:10
Wasowski, Sally
Dry Climate Gardening (Ortho Books), review, 2004;XXIX:2:14
How To Grow Native Plants of Texas and the Southwest (Nokes), review, 2002;XXVII:1:15
Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens (Busco, Morin), review, 2003;XXVIII:4:15
as Publications Committee Chair (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:11
Requiem for a Lawnmower, 1993;XVIII:2:11, 2004;XXIX:3:14
Should New Mexico's Ponderosa Forests be Burned? Or Thinned? 2000;XXV:4:13
Tending the Earth (Johnson), review, 2003;XXVIII:1:15
The Thorny Rose Affair, 2004;XXIX:3:7
What Is a Native Plant? And When Does It Matter? 2000;XXV:2:1
wasps
Mexican scoliid
Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:14
parasitic
Gardener’s Corner, 1981;VI:6:7
Tarantula Hawk
cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:1, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1
water and waterways. See also Rio Grande
The Case for Conserving Water (and a Corollary: The Case for Siberian Elm), 2009;XXXIV:4:10
Clay Buchanan's Trickle System, 1977;II:5:11
Clean Water, 2004;XXIX:1:9
conservation of, 2004;XXIX:1:8
Drip Irrigation Conserves Water, 1981;VI:4:2
Global Water Crisis, 2002;XXVII:4:4
Grey Water Use Information, 1988;XII:5:7
H2 Oh Oh! 2002;XXVII:2:5
The Navigable Water Protection Rule: Highlights and Initial Takeaways (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
New Xeriscape Brochure Offers Handy (and Colorful) Water Conservation Tips, 1995;XX:5:8
NPSNM Workshop Report: Becoming Rain Keepers, 2009;XXXIV:3:2
Phytoremediation: Utilizing Native Plants to Detoxify Contaminated Stormwater, 2013;XXXVIII:1:7
Water Conservation: Bishop’s Lodge Waste Water System, 1977;II:6:6
Water Conservation: Drip/Trickle Irrigation, 1977;II:5:8
Water Conservation Helping Recharge Artesian WeIls, 1988;XII:6:8
Wild and Scenic Film Festival in Silver City, 2018;XXXXIII:2:3
WOTUS, NPSNM comments, 2019;XXXXIV:3:4
WOTUS Update, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5
Watson, J.R.
Manual of the More Common Flowering Plants Growing Without Cultivation in Bernalillo County, New Mexico, 1997;XXII:3:1
Webber, Patrick
NPSNM Member Patrick Webber in the News, 2010;XXXV:3:13
Weber, Wiliam A.
Colorado Flora, 1991;XVI:3:11
webinars
Conservation Corner: the Year of the Webinar, 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
websites
Ask A Biologist, 2006;XXXI:2:4
Drought Website, 2006;XXXI:3:5
New Mexico Rare Plant Website Has a New Face! 2020;XXXXV:3:3
New Mexico’s Best-Kept Secret, 2012;XXXVII:2:6
NPSNM Has a Website?! 2008;XXXIII:2:6
Vascular Plants of the Gila National Forest: Introducing “gilaflora.com”, 2009;XXXIV:3:10
What’s on the Internet? 1996;XXI:4:10
Weddle, Charles
Charles Weddle and the Future of Native Plants, 1982;VII:6:4, 1993;XVIII:4:3
weeds. See also noxious weeds
Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16
No Kidding! Goats Touted as Organic Weed Eaters in New Mexico, 2000;XXV:1:8
Scientists Warn of Genetically Modified Superweed Risk, 2005;XXX:4:14
Super Weeds? 2004;XXIX:1:9
Weed: A Four-Letter Word, 1993;XVIII:5:8
Weeds Are a Growing Threat to the Ecology of America's Rangelands, 1991;XVI:4:7
Wehrden, Henrik von
Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14
Weik, Shirley
The Creosote Bush, 1992;XVII:3:6
Weisman, Alan
The World Without Us, 2008;XXXIII:3:14
Wells, Peggy
Albuquerque Chapter: Beth Herschman honored, 2007;XXXII:4:6
Wesche, Karsten
Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14
West, Renée
2013 grant recipients (From the President), 2013;XXXVIII:2:2
2014 grant recipients (From the President), 2014;XXXIX:2:2
Andy Wasowski (From the President), 2012;XXXVII:4:2
Cindy Roper (From the President), 2014;XXXIX:1:2
Gathering Moss (Kimmerer), review, 2007;XXXII:3:15
Hummingbird Plants of the Southwest (Scott), review, 2015;XXXX:3:9
Lolly Jones (From the President), 2013;XXXVIII:3:2
Native Plant Yard, a Decade and a Half Later, 2016;XXXXI:2:7
New Policies Presented for Review, 2013;XXXVIII:2:2
as newsletter editor (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:14
Note from the (New) Editor, 2005;XXX:4:2
NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President, 2012;XXXVII:4:2
Postcard from the Edge of My Known Universe, 2015;XXXX:4:16
Salvage Zone Update, 2009;XXXIV:3:10
State Meeting Showcases Chihuahuan Desert, 2006;XXXI:4:10
A Tribute: Sara Stein, 1935-2005, 2005;XXX:4:15
West, Steve
Northern Chihuahuan Desert Wildflowers, 2001;XXVI:3:15
Western, David
Conservation for the Twenty-first Century, 1990;XV:2:5
Western New Mexico University Herbarium. See Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium
wetlands
Aridland Springs, 2010;XXXV:2:14
Chattanooga Iron Fen, 2016;XXXXI:1:3
Cirsiums and Cienegas, 1995;XX:3:8
conservation of, 2003;XXVIII:2:13
Conservation Report, 1992;XVII:2:1
Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2016;XXXXI:1:5, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5
Southeast New Mexico Wetlands Storymap (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4
Where Have All the Wildflowers Gone? (Mohlenbrock), 1984;IX:2:7
Where Rainbows Wait for Rain (Lynn), 1989;XIV:6:10
Whipple, A.W., 1981;VI:4:6
Botany on Horseback in the 1800’s, 1981;VI:3:2
White Fishhook Cactus
cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1
Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10
Whiteman, Kathy
Riparian Research Funded by NPSNM, 2005;XXX:2:6
scholarship awarded to, 2007;XXXII:4:6
White Mesa
field trip photos, 2013;XXXVIII:4:1, 2013;XXXVIII:4:3
White Sands Missile Range
White Sands Update, 1988;XII:3:8
Whitman, John
NPSNM Photo Contest submission, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1
NPSNM Photo Contest winner, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3
Whitmore, Mary
1997 Annual Meeting in Gallup, 1998;XXIII:1:1
as Poster Committee Chair (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:11
Why We Garden (Nollman), 1998;XXIII:5:6
Wilde, Ellen
The Beautiful Beardtongues of New Mexico (Heflin), review, 1990;XV:5:3
A Botanical Trip to Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:3
Cutting Edge Gardening in the Intermountain West (Tatroe), review, 2007;XXXII:4:13
A Gardener’s Guide to Growing Native Plants in the Santa Fe Area, 1986;XI:4:3
Guadalupe Recap (field trip rpt.), 1987;XII:6:4
Landscape Workshop Review, 1988;XII:2:2
Meet Our People, 1986;XI:4:3
Meet Our Poster Artist, 1993;XVIII:4:6
The Perfect Garden Style for the “Rocky” Mountain Region, 1992;XVII:1:1
Preserving a Cienega, 1997;XXII:1:3
Roadside Wildflowers of the Southern Great Plains (Freeman, Schofield), review, 1993;XVIII:2:11
Santa Fe Scurries, 1983;VIII:6:3
An In-State Mini-Vacation, 1991;XVI:4:8
“Tent Rocks” Provides an Early Flower Display, 1993;XVIII:2:6
Wildflowers of the Western Plains (Kirkpatrick), review, 1993;XVIII:2:11
Wilderness Act
Weakening the Wilderness Act, 2024;XLIX:4:5
wilderness areas
BLM Wilderness, 1979;IV:3:1
BLM Wilderness Inventory . . . Update, 1979;IV:5:5
BLM Wilderness Update, 1988;XII:2:1
as issue of concern, 1991;XVI:4:4
Motorcycle Race in Proposed NM Wilderness, 1977;II:4:6
New Mexico BLM Wilderness, 1992;XVII:5:3
New Mexico Wilderness Needs You, 1978;III:8:1
NPS–NM Members Feelings on BLM Wilderness Plan, 1988;XII:4:1
Organ Mountains–Desert Peaks National Monument
Wilderness Bill Introduced to Protect Eight Wilderness Study Areas, 2016;XXXXI:3:3
RARE II letters deadline September 30, 1978;III:9:7
RARE II Proposals Released, 1979;IV:1:1
Thompson Peak Wilderness Area
Proposed Legislation, 2024;XLIX:1:7
View from the South, 1989;XIV:6:9
We Went Wild, 1981;VI:1:7
Wilderness Protects Habitat, 1980;V:6:7
AHS: First Rediscovery Awards, 1985;X:5:6
The Art of Wildflower Photography workshop, 2013;XXXVIII:2:6
Collecting Wildflower Seeds, 1987;XII:5:6
Colorado Rocky Mountain Wildflower App Available, 2012;XXXVII:3:3
Crested Butte Wildflower Festival, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5
Gardener’s Corner, 1981;VI:4:7
Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14
Landscaping with Wildflowers, 1989;XIII:3:6
list by bloom month, 1977;II:2:2
Meadow-in-a-Can? Or Trouble-in-a-Can? 2003;XXVIII:1:12
The National Wildflower Research Center, 1984;IX:6:6
Native Bulb-forming Wildflowers, 1977;II:11:2
New Mexico Beautification, 1977;II:4:5
New Mexico Wildflower App, 2014;XXXIX:3:7
A New Mexico Wildflower Poster, 1989;XIV:6:11
Regan and Wildflowers, 1988;XII:3:8
An In-State Mini-Vacation, 1991;XVI:4:8
“Tent Rocks” Provides an Early Flower Display, 1993;XVIII:2:6
Tips to Photographing Wildflowers, 1989;XIII:2:7
Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13
Wildflower Focus, 1994;XIX:3:8
A Wildflower Park for Los Alamos, 1989;XIV:6:3
Wildflower Pillage Along Arizona’s Highways and Byways, 1995;XX:3:3
Wild Flower Season Begins! 1978;III:4:1
Wildflowers for Thanksgiving? 1998;XXIII:1:5
Wildflowers in Your Landscape: Problems and Solutions, 1994;XIX:2:6
Wildflowers of the Panhandle, 1996;XXI:1:1
Wildflowers Aiong Forest and Mesa Trails (Bernard), 1986;XI:6:5
Wildflowers of the Llano Estacado, 1987;XII:4:7
Wildflowers of the Texas Hill Country (Enquist), 1990;XV:1:10
Wildflowers of the United States (Rickett), 1984;IX:3:8
Wildflowers of the Western Plains (Kirkpatrick), 1993;XVIII:2:11
Wild Friends NM
Pollinator Protection License Plate, 2020;XXXXV:2:4
The Wildlands Project (TWP), 1994;XIX:5:4
wildlife, wildlife refuges. See also Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge
Backyard Wildlife, 1987;XII:4:8
Creating Your Own Wildlife Habitat, 1997;XXII:1:1
Gardening for Wildlife, 1993;XVIII:2:3
Have a Wildlife Habitat in Your Own Backyard, 1979;IV:7:2
Landscape Project Initiated for Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center, 2001;XXVI:1:14
Mexican Gray Wolf News, 1992;XVII:2:6
Mexican wolf reintroduction study, 1991;XVI:4:4
Open House at Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, 2001;XXVI:4:5
Planting to Attract Wildlife, 1991;XVI:6:6
Postcard from the Edge of My Known Universe, 2015;XXXX:4:16
Rabbit Resistant Plants as Experienced in Sandia Heights, Albuquerque, New Mexico! ! ! 1991;XVI:6:13
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
State Wildlife Action Plan, 2015;XXXX:3:3, 2015;XXXX:4:3, 2016;XXXXI:3:8, 2016;XXXXI:4:9
Valle de Oro, 2014;XXXIX:4:3
Valle de Oro NWR Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1995;XX:1:3
Wildscaping: The Ultimate in Gardening for Wildlife, 2002;XXVII:1:10
Wildlife Legislative Council, 1990;XV:4:4
Wild Ones
Plant Rescue Reminders, 2001;XXVI:4:4
Wild Plants and Native Peoples of the Four Corners (Dunmire, Tierney), 1998;XXIII:5:6
Wild Plants of America (Smith), 1989;XIV:6:10
Wild Plants of the Pueblo Province (Dunmire, Tierney), 1995;XX:4:8
Wild rose
Shrubs with Particular Value for Wildlife, 1977;II:8:6
Will, David
Appreciating the Desert Willow, 1998;XXIII:4:1
Williams, Owen
NPSNM photo contest winner, 2010;XXXV:4:1
Williams, Roger, L.
A Region of Astonishing Beauty, 2004;XXIX:3:15
Williams, Susan
Native Bees of New Mexico, 2011;XXXVI:4:9
Williams Lake, NM
cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:1:1
Field Trip: Hike to Williams Lake, 2009;XXXIV:4:5
Willow
desert
Appreciating the Desert Willow, 1998;XXIII:4:1
Hedging the Issue, 1984;IX:1:6
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:4
plum-colored
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Wilson, Diane
Landscaping with Wildflowers, 1989;XIII:3:6
Wilson, Edward O.
The Future of Life, 2004;XXIX:1:15
Wilson, Lucille Nichols
Otero's Lucille Wilson Turns 90, 2006;XXXI:4:6
Wilson, Will
Landscaping with Native Plants, 1985;X:4:13
wind farms
Wind Energy Threatens Bats, 2004;XXIX:4:2
Winn, James, 2024;XLIX:1:10
Winter season
Don’t Let Winter Get You Down! 2011;XXXVI:1:8
Fall and Winter Botany (or Plant Forensics), 2011;XXXVI:1:8
I can Hardly Wait for Spring, 2005;XXX:1:11
Pectis angustifolia: A Pinch of Summer in the Dead of Winter, 1994;XIX:1:1
Winter Botanizing (cover photos), 2011;XXXVI:1:1
Wintertime Plant Identification, 1996;XXI:1:3
Witt, David L.
Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton Exhibition at New Mexico History Museum, 2010;XXXV:3:14
Wohlers, Mary
Gardener’s Corner, 1981;VI:5:7
Wolfberry
cover photo, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:1
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:5
pale
illustration, 2003;XXVIII:3:6
Torrey’s
How to Lick Salty Soils, 2001;XXVI:4:10
Wolfberry (Lycium pallidum), 1995;XX:3:1
Wolfe, Pam
Native Plant Demonstration Gardens, 2022;XXXXVII:1:12
SNaPP Native Plant Demonstration Garden, 2020;XXXXV:4:8
Wong, Peter
Rhus trilobata, 2004;XXIX:4:7
Wood, Bonnie
Conservation and Restoration at DeHaven Ranch, 2022;XXXXVII:1:8
Wood, Charles
in memoriam, 2015;XXXX:4:16
Woodbine
Native or Not: Woodbine, 2019;XXXXIV:1:6
Wood reed grass
Society Workshop Finds Long Lost Grass! 2004;XXIX:1:4
Woodward, Joan
Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7
Woodward, Madeleine
as website manager (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:2:3
Woody Plants of the Southwest (Lamb), 1976;I:9:3
Wooten, E.O.
The Trail of E.O. Wooten, 2001;XXVI:3:8
Wootten, Eleanor
New Mexico BLM Wilderness, 1992;XVII:5:3
Wootten, Tom
Ask A Biologist, 2006;XXXI:2:4
The Audubon Field Guide to North American Wildflowers (Spellenberg), review, 1985;X:4:5
Conserve Our National Parks, 2006;XXXI:4:6
Damn the E.S.A., 2006;XXXI:3:6
Fun as an Amateur Botanist, 1997;XXII:2:8
Mayfield Library, 1986;XI:5:5
in memoriam, 2007;XXXII:4:10
Native Plant Collecting, 1991;XVI:6:11
Native Plant Collection, 1990;XV:3:3
NPS–NM Members Feelings on BLM Wilderness Plan, 1988;XII:4:1
Penstemon Lovers, Beware, 1984;IX:6:5
Salvia Love, 1987;XII:3:6
Views from the South (One Member’s Opinion), 1989;XIV:5:6, 1989;XIV:6:9, 1990;XV:1:5, 1990;XV:5:3, 1991;XVI:1:7, 1991;XVI:2:5, 1991;XVI:4:4, 1991;XVI:5:4, 1991;XVI:6:8, 1992;XVII:1:4, 1992;XVII:2:8, 1992;XVII:3:4, 1992;XVII:4:8, 1992;XVII:5:10, 1992;XVII:6:12, 1993;XVIII:1:12, 1993;XVIII:2:5, 1993;XVIII:3:12, 1993;XVIII:4:7, 1993;XVIII:5:12, 1993;XVIII:6:8, 1994;XIX:1:8, 1994;XIX:2:7, 1994;XIX:3:3, 1994;XIX:4:4, 1994;XIX:5:6, 1994;XIX:6:6, 1995;XX:1:3, 1995;XX:2:6, 1996;XXI:2:6, 1996;XXI:3:8, 1997;XXII:3:12, 1997;XXII:4:12
Wildlife Legislative Council, 1990;XV:4:4
Worldwatch Institute
The State of the World and the Worldwatch Institute, 1999;XXIV:2:9
The World Without Us (Weisman), 2008;XXXIII:3:14
Wormwood
Artemisias, 1980;V:2:4
Wulf, Andrea
Founding Gardeners, 2011;XXXVI:4:13
The Invention of Nature, 2016;XXXXI:2:8
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPXanthocephalum
sarothrae
Snakeweed, Watch Out! 1985;X:4:12
Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, 2007;XXXII:3:16
The Xeriscape Flower Gardener (Knopf), 1991;XVI:6:7
Albuquerque Seniors Get Xeriscaped, 2004;XXIX:3:4
The Fallacy of Xeriscaping, 2005;XXX:1:1
Natives and Xeriscape, 1989;XIV:5:3
New Xeriscape Brochure Offers Handy (and Colorful) Water Conservation Tips, 1995;XX:5:8
Waterwise Wildlife Gardening, 1994;XIX:4:6
Xeriscape Conference announcement, 2006;XXXI:1:10
Xeriscape Conference Recap, 1988;XII:5:3
Xeriscape–The New Word in Landscaping, 1986;XI:1:8
Xeriscaping Officially OK in Albuquerque, 2004;XXIX:2:1
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPYarborough, Sharon
Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas, 2003;XXVIII:3:14
Yard Full of Sun (Calhoun), 2005;XXX:4:10
Yarrow
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
Yarrow, 1996;XXI:3:1
Yerba mansa
cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:1:1
Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8
Yerba Mansa, 2022;XXXXVII:1:5
Yerba Mansa, The Gentle Herb, 2007;XXXII:1:10
Young, Mary Sophie
An Independent Life Devoted to Plants: Mary Sophie Young, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:10
Young’s snowball
One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:11
banana
The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11
Bear Grass and the Yucca Moth, 1995;XX:5:7
Have You Hugged Your Yucca Today? 2006;XXXI:1:1
A Mutual Attraction, 1995;XX:6:7
Native Plants for Medicinal Purposes, 1980;V:4:3
soaptree
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14
soapweed
cover photo, 2024;XLIX:4:1
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
Torrey
Record Torrey Yucca, 1987;XII:5:7
Yucca Flower Soup (recipe), 1993;XVIII:3:8
baccata
The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11
elata
Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14
glauca
cover photo, 2024;XLIX:4:1
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
neomexicana
Yucca Neomexicana–A Near-Endemic of Northeastern New Mexico, 1983;VIII:5:4
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BACK TO TOPZephyranthes
longifolia (Hemsley) Cockerell
cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:16
Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:9
photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:9
Ziehe, Gary
Gary Ziehe to Keynote 2003 Annual Meeting, 2003;XXVIII:2:1
Zigadenus
elegans
Native Bulb-forming Wildflowers, 1977;II:11:3
mogollonensis
A New Death Camas, 1996;XXI:2:8
Zimmerman, Dale A.
More on Asclepias Uncialis, 1993;XVIII:3:11
Zinnia
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
wild
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Zinnia
grandiflora
Native Plants for Landscaping, 1976;I:10:6
photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11
Zizania
texana
Briefs from Endangered Species Technical Bulletin, 1979;IV:6:2
Ziziphus
obtusifolia
Lotebush: Ziziphus obtusifolia, 1998;XXIII:6:3
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