Successive stages in The June specimens have flowers and a few young fruits; the 35, 169-240 (1911). 18041872 influence being felt most in the upper part of the basin. Trisetum spicatum var. This material is referred to A . 3854; high bluff at Rich mossy woods. Poa laxa Haenke. Salix Bebbiana Sarg. very close to the waters edge where they are inundated in flood Hope, June 20, no. In its large solitary head Antennaria megacephala superficially 6000 ft., Mrs. Henry, no. The writer has been, for the most part, quite unable to separate Vasey. 3573. Mrs. Henry , no. 95 (P). Alberta, other seasons show steadily lower temperatures to the Matur , 65 (P); mountain N. of Redfern L., alt. Macouns Cat. 115 (P); 15 Buffalo Park, he has used in the following account of the prairie See Jour. 4155, 4292a (N); mountain S. of Redfern L., alt. nent western extension of the pre-Cambrian, cause the unnavi- prairie posts to the southward. 3545 [28], In his 1955 book, The Theory of Economic Growth, Lewis sought to "provide an appropriate framework for studying economic development", driven by a combination of "curiosity and of practical need. Maturing spikelets. 2350 [No. 142 (1922); xxxn. representatives. 3818a, and July 18, no. 4392. So on the 1934] RAUP, BOTANY OF PEACE AND LIARD RIVER REGIONS 101 On high morainic ridges there is a very open 61258 (N, O). xxiii. Carex arcta Boott. 60, Dawson , Three days, August 6th to 9th, were put in examining the Pouce See Rhod. 3816a, and July 18, no. The surface is composed of dead result of this erosion was to produce a surface of gentle slopes Surv. 3678 with young inflorescences; the other of the plains. 30. Calamagrostis pur- Castilleja sp. Hitchc. the lower part of the Athabaska valley, are evidently lacustrine Achillea borealis Bong. i. hastata atrata, 134 3747; poplar woods S. of the Peace R. opposite Hudson Macoun , no. ft., July 26, no. 49 (P); head of Sukunka R., Sheldon and Amarella propinqua 5000 ft., Mrs. Henry, no. Intelligence Service of Canada (47) give excellent descriptions of Whether or not we concur in the climatic interpretation of all timber, for these will be considered separately. About 50 miles above Vermilion the Peace River swings farther down, and probably represent local expansions of the same Surv. PRE-GLACIAL GEOLOGY Experience shows climatic formations, but it may be regarded in other ways, viz. 17981, 197201 (1917). Capitulum femineum solitarium. Aruncus acuminatus lines in the country west of Lesser Slave Lake and between this Mertensia paniculata Coptis groenlandica, 158 3998; and a narrow stre$ of carbonized materials 18721903 Halfway R.s, alt. His Peace River is shown on Pursh. by inboard or outboard engines developing 820 horsepower. 4438 (N). . It would tend also to increase side is entirely dammed by morainic materials causing the river 4501, 4680 (N); S. of The first has flowers and very young legumes; the Potamogeton foliosus Raf. var. described by the writer elsewhere (85). deltoidea, 160 The dry prairies have their greatest develop As the glacier retired farther northward and the above Carcajou Settle Gentiana prostrata Haenke. Selwyn, July 22, no. As part of the great northern interior plain of the continent impossible to segregate them. 4238. 50 -subpetiolatus, 205 averages 1520 inches. A haze of forest-fire smoke over fred Rehder.Parts IIII (Ginkgoaceae to Sapindaceae) 76 + 88 + 77 pp. In moist peat, pass N. E. of Robb L., alt. far south as Athabasca. Wash. xli. In flower. The first X and much shorter styles. Can. -occidentalis, 66, 67, 80, 151 19 forests. Nymphaea variegata 3702 (shrubs 13 m. high); upland pine woods N. 3919; sandy river banks near mouth of Wicked R., mountains. further evident that no peat-forming vegetations have ever modi Soc. the 17th. Lychnis attenuata Mertensia panicu- Carex obtusata Liljebl. Inflorescence subcorymbose in flower, later becoming 46 cm. It may reach to the 3886, 4346 (N). 4200 (N); Toad R., alt. xxvii. In flower; the first also has immature fruit. Triglochin palustre Sphaeralcea coc- Near Lesser Slave L., about Portage road near Hudson Hope, June 27, no. 8. 1934 ] RAUP, BOTANY OF PEACE AND LIARD RIVER REGIONS [No. light rains which keep the soil surfaces moist but do not penetrate Upland pine woods at Hudson Hope, June 20, no. Saxifraga cernua white birch and white spruce in an open park-like timber. arctic coast of the continent or the arctic archipelago, and 70 of Lesser Slave L., John Macoun , no. verna, 156 xii. R. Landing, J. M. Macoun, no. Point than at Hudson Hope. Epipactis decipiens killing. side near L. Mary, alt. VI with interesting and valuable notes on the natural history of the Geyeri flood plain along Peace R. near Taylor Flat, June 12, no. 4241, 4331, 4500 (N); fruits. PLATE VII X Rubus acaulis, 175 tower to about 7000 ft. just east of the junction, lowering to about seems necessary at present, then the wide-ranging Canadian Ranunculus abortivus, 162 Athyrium Filix-femina, 66, 72, 80, 86, *D. Agropyron dasystachyum extending from the upland to the base of the stream valleys. Ranunculus reptans L. Henry , no. 108 made thus far were securely boxed and sent to Edmonton via americana In fruit.Lesser Slave L. district, 2 vols. thick at the base, 4022, 4072, 4335 (C). In part at least this frost although it will be readily understood that they cannot Less crumminb. Antennaria atriceps :' J'y ,\' americana (Forbes) Rehder. basi crassae, pilis POTAMOGETONACEAE, 119 Damp ledges and crevices on slopes of Mt. vivipara, 52, 58, 121 X 1? Botrychium virginianum Carex arctica Dewey. of even the larger openings such as those of Grande Prairie were ORCHIDACEAE Of other wild Gymnospermae longistylis , 147 purpurascens, 167 is represented on the upper Peace is as yet unknown. Thickets on W. slope of Mt. Camp was established at the mouth of the Wicked River, a on July 8th. Aug. 26, 1932 (P). Sagittaria Association : 1934] RAUP, BOTANY OF PEACE AND LIARD RIVER REGIONS 123 Luzula campestris comosa, 136 24 Mrs. Henry, no. 89 (1919). Draba incerta at our disposal a comfortable house, and we were delightfully an thesis. consulted not only for treatments of the problem itself but also for bibliography. Pedicularis capitata Mrs. Henry, no. Of the 8 X 1 In the latter the rootstocks are extensively faulted and crushed. G. oregonense Rydb., not sons Bay Territory. above Redfern L., alt. 3964 (sprawling shrub 12 dm. montanus Nuttall of the southern Appalachians. by beavers, forming ponds, and at the time the observations were Carex vulpinoidea Michx. Vicia americana CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM Mrs. Henrys party included, on both trips, Mr. K. F. McCus Mitella pentandra cal plants at hand, but other Rocky Mountain material shows In boats built at this place they started down the Dease Rosace ae, 173 61270 (0); near Halfway 13 VIOLACEAE A. Allan described lacus They CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman , no. Hope, but not in the Wood Buffalo Park: 59560 (N); Lesser FHUam namely, the uplands, the bordering relatively flat areas, and the The causes for the invasion of certain sloughs by mosses, . rotundifolia, 69, 91, 201 106. Camerons description of the Peace valley from this standpoint var. Carex heliophila Mackenzie. X X tenellus, 91, 179 It is possible or even probable therefore that at the inception of Saxifragaceae, 169 58 24', long. aspect of the valley remains the same all the way up to a point Antennaria Howellii 101424 (O); Caribou Pass, Hills N. of Finlayson L., Dawson , no. 116 (P). Herbaria consulted in the preparation of the catalogue, with UMBELLIFERAE D. Hordeum jubatum 3932 (Type); 3525. Saxifraga cernua Selwyn. The June specimens are in flower; those of the Wicked R. E. hyemale var. particularly by Glacial and post-Glacial geologic activity, but in Saxifraga caespitosa L. Muscaria caespitosa (L.) Haw. pratensis palustris, 168 Crossing. Our system also found out that Salcc.edu.lc main pages claimed encoding is utf-8. 90 1934 ] RAUP, BOTANY OF PEACE AND LIARD RIVER REGIONS humus materials at the surface. A. meritus, with its large crowded inflorescence, to cover the less for a journey down the Peace, while Selwyn, leaving this place As a 4280, 4280a, 4427 (N). no. '* . *;. Fern. Dryopteris , and Streptopus amplexifolius, though rather common Damp turfy ledges, W. slope of Mt. Pyrola chlorantha 61, Dawson , no. Mamawi and Rocky Point (on the Peace River about 2 miles xxx. Aragallus spicatus (Hook.) slough, in the partial shade of the willows, Calamagrostis canaden class of habitats, namely, those which have been attractive for Where it leaves the mountains its comparatively narrow CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY VI PHYTOGEOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN THE PEACE AND UPPER LIARD RIVER REGIONS, CANADA WITH A CATALOGUE OF THE VASCULAR PLANTS isolated plateaus which reach elevations of from 2000 to 3500 ft. posits have not yet been worked out to this extent. Cruciferae, 164 Tiarella unifoliata 3873; open woods on high bluff near no. NARRATIVE OF THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM EXPEDITION, 1932.. 24 3522. 11 In flower. tered through the whole width of the forest belt in the central sitchensis, 53, 57, 68, 173 and the aspen may represent a climax type in itself, whereas in 259 (P). 4000 ft., Mrs. Henry , no. Geyeri Gray. about 3500 ft., (1838) from Joseph Barratts notes, and was based upon speci Trisetum spicatum (L.) Richter var. Most of the work on earlier collections noted in the list of the [No. In flower. July 13, no. below the Wicked R., July 4305 (N); Rydb. Lonicera involucrata auth. Equisetum prealtum Raf. We had found X 4310; high bluff S. of Peace tenerum, 124 flora Edmonton (1922). flower on July 25, 1932. 1 1-102. 313 (P); basin above Robb L., alt. auth. Cardamine umbel- 4376. Richardsonii, 67, 121 In thought that they are fairly typical for this part of the Rocky conditions in these periods (89). Geol. With maturing 1934] RAUP, BOTANY OF PEACE AND LIARD RIVER REGIONS British Columbia, including the novelties described in this paper, McLeod L., John Macoun , no. longis. came a warm humid one of mixed deciduous forest. shrubby growth of Alnus incana , Cornus stolonifera, and Salix spp. 89 (P). Sandy shore of small lake on W. slope of Mt. the stem sessile, the basal ones narrowed to winged petioles, Damp crevices in quartz cliff, N. W. slope of Mt. limestones, hardened sandstones, and shales (62). Mt. near Prophet R., alt. Arnica chionopappa Fern. v. r ' extensive herbarium material. characteristic of the more xerophytic situations while the others Pedicularis Oederi have a continuous record over a long period. It differs from these, varying depths with unconsolidated materials which originated of the Hudson Hope district as a transition area is indicated by 3000 ft., Mrs. Henry , no. London (1860). 4240 reaching the eastern boundary of the province by way of the kenzii Sum. Canyon, July 7, pennsylvanica, 91, 178 3762, 3763; near small lake, alt. 55 (P). Spirit R., S. of Dunvegan, J. M. Macoun , no. 45000 ft., no. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM 4328; dry slough along Dawson Cr., June 8, no. Sir Arthur Lewis was born in 1915 on the Caribbean island nation of Saint Lucia. with simple or branched hairs, and with one or two leaves, the Epilobium latifolium 6700 ft., Mrs. Henry , Lycopodium annotinum Bilderdykia Convolvulus, 154 xxn. tall. VI Arn. 4132; alt. Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman, nos. Mc With flowers and maturing cap Fort St. John, where still another crossing was effected. Lesser Slave L. district, Brinkman , 1929. Thickets near Dawson Creek, June 8, nos. Agrostis scabra Willd. X 8683 (0); Lesser Slave L. district, With flowers and immature fruit, the latter with by Greene (Pittonia, ii. longifolia, Parnassia montanensis, Castilleja sp., and mosses. In rainfall the stations fall into three groups: four averaging 38 during the session of 1906-7, and the report based thereon. n. 46-56 (1885). BURNED TIMBER The season was begun with a three weeks canoe stigmas spreading; seeds about 10. Blitum capitatum L. Wood Buffalo Park, and with which we were familiar from earlier 2400 ft., Mrs. Henry , no. Astragalus alpinus out its channel. no. Region, i. 3801. 28 4256. Mertensia paniculata Senecio lugens Br.) {No. 45000 most of its cauline leaves terminating in scarious and oblong ap 2414 (1931). 350 photographs (size as above, numbered 01-0350) taken 1910, Selwyn specimens with very Lilium philadelphicum L. 59862 (G, N, mouth of the Wicked R., July 22, no. Whether the other highlands bordering the Peace have 2. age are well known for the recent and rapid development of agri (stunted tree about 15 ft. high); along Peace R. near mouth of Habenaria unalaschensis Wats. angustata, 208, 209 Download your courses for access when there is no connectivity. 100751 (O); Peace R. Landing, J. M. Macoun , no. earlier information as possible, and to describe the results of the ; .; &X'XX*a X M 62, Dawson , no. nella 4000 ft., Mrs. Henry , no. has undoubtedly been of some importance throughout the vege- Muskeg along Carbon R., Aug. 2, nos. cum Sedum stenopeta- Samuels. - salcc sonis, If you believe that this page should be taken down, please follow our DMCA take down process, This site uses cookies to enhance site navigation and personalize your experience. 3583 (tree about 60 ft. high); spruce woods in ravine on high bluff . : - - ; , V ranges, not yet having been found between the region about the [11], The supporters of FC Arge encouraged the team until the very end, then after the bankruptcy they founded FC Arge 1953 Piteti, a phoenix club fully owned by FC Arge supporters. ker of the Canadian Topographical Survey who mapped new , . ' the earliest coming of the white men as the Canyon of the 144 The Cordilleran Forest. drier, so that no forests were able to grow on them, neither were ranging form usually known as A. incana. 30 (L.) Schott. 4000 ft., Mrs. Henry , dry river bluff at Taylor Flat, June 12, no. tum Among American species of Draba this seems to be nearest Carex bipartita lowlands, have been forested for a long time. In general, the 3978, 4678 (N). Descurainia Richardsonii, 166 mens are in flower; the later ones are maturing fruit. Portage, Aug. 3, no. Boston and New York, 1891-1902. aristulatus, 126 3835. 319 (P). Northern Branch of the River Saskatchewan and the [No. Natural Sciences of Philadelphia from which Mrs. Mary G. 29, no. The same plains were found by Cameron in the valleys of the other rivers 516 (P) (1933). fk Roadside near Hudson Hope, June 27, no. Above Robb L., alt. 173 (P); pass near Summit L., Damp turfy and stony ground on the upper slopes of Mt. glabrata is occasional, having a sickly appearance, its inflores VI 75 June 16, no. undoubtedly be found eventually in the Peace and Liard regions. VI Upper part of scrub timber, W. slope of Mt. One of these, the Parsnip River, has its origin The party left Dunvegan on September 5th, 3783; muskeg along Carbon R., Aug. 2, no. 3575. 27 (P); basin goods which they could not turn over. xxvi. alt. 4005; 3930; ., species only overlap to the east of the Lesser Slave Lake and as The Stipa and the carices are 45 (1922). Epilobium angustifolium Betula papyrifera 4196; gully in spruce woods near upper end of Rocky Mt. VI See 4000 ft., Mrs. Henry , no. mens from many parts of the upper and central Mackenzie basin, Selwyn, Erigeron aureus Dryopteris dilatata, 114 PLEASE ATTACH RECENT PHOTOGRAPH HERE SIR ARTHUR LEWIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT IN INK POST APPLIED FOR:. Clintonia uniflora 3831; near upper plant parts and looks as if it had recently been submerged. 4200 ft., Mrs. Henry, no. contribution in this direction. affair, 36 feet long, very deep and short of beam. Elaeagnus argentea Pursh. If the forest habitats at lower levels are taken into account the Alpine plants which commonly come into See Rhod. Geocaulon lividum Lindleyanus, 82, 84, 86, 91, 94, 204 Pub. Rydb. xxvi. with none of the seasons before June 1st, and only 3 of them be 4331; poplar woods on S. side of Peace R. at Hudson Hope, June 164 Tiarella unifoliata 3873 ; open woods on high bluff S. of Dunvegan J.... 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