NYFA Now has a website: nyflora.org

NYFA Trip: Wetlands of Oswego County

Cuscuta obtusiflora var. glandulosa: More common than we thought

Rare orchid searches can be dangerous

A New Lichen for New York State, and a Brief History of Lichenology in New York

Botanical Discoveries of 2000 (1999)

Seabeach Amaranth on Long Island: 2000 Was the Best Year Yet

A Note on Horticultural Elms: Ulmus parvifolia and Ulmus pumila in the Niagara Frontier Region of New York

When an Aster is No Longer an Aster

Silver Vine, an Oriental Kiwi Berry, Found Escaping Cultivation in Sterling Forest

Iris virginica L., Southern Blue Flag, Restored to the Flora of New York State

The Plants of Pennsylvania: An Illustrated Manual. Ann Fowler Rhoads & Timothy A. Block. 2000. Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia. 1062 pp.

The Dumbing of Systematic Biology (an editorial)

A Flora of Schodack Island State Park

Flora of the Northeast: A Manual of the Vascular Flora of New England and Adjacent New York. Dennis W. Magee & Harry E. Ahles. 1999. University of Massachusetts Press

Pseudoscleropodium purum, a European Moss Widely Naturalized in New York State

A Phellodendron New to New York State Found Naturalized in Sterling Forest

Are Invasive Plants Really a Serious Danger to Native Plants and Communities? A Speculative Editorial

More Plants of the Rare Nantucket Juneberry Discovered -

Search for a Rare Wasp Calls Attention to a Notable Sand Delta Habitat -

Adkins, Leonard M. (Photos by Joe and Monica Cook) 1999. Wildflowers of the Appalachian Trail. Menasha Ridge Press. 214 pp.

Significant Botanical Discoveries of 1998 Compiled from Information Received at the New York Natural Heritage Program

Books, Lists and Databases in Progress

Sterling Forest: A Botanical Bonanza

Ogden's Pondweed (Potamogeton ogdenii) Now Known to Persist at Three Sites in New York State

A Second Population of Large, Floating Bladderwort Discovered in New York

Notes on Two Long Island Exotic Waifs

Mile-a-minute (Polygonum perfoliatum) Invades Long Island

Seabeach Amaranth: Increased Numbers Again in 1998

Amendments to the State Checklist I

More on Pyrola minor (Pyrolaceae)

A Preliminary Key to the Ericaceae of New York State

Aliens in Our Midst: More on Cultivars Loose in the Wildes of New York

Some Interesting Sandy-soil Communities at Fort Drum (Jefferson County)

A New, Disjunct Northern Range Extension for Carolina Clubmoss, Lycopodiella caroliniana (L.) Pichi Sermolli

Hydrocotyle ranunculoides L.f., a New Native Species for New York

Utricularia radiata Small, a Floating Bladderwort, Disjunct in the Southern Adirondacks

Significant Botanical Discoveries of 1997

Orchids of the Northeast (A Field Guide) by William K. Chapman Syracuse Univ. Press (1997), 200 pp., 60 photos.

Yankee Plants in Dixie

The Fall-line Sandhills of North Carolina: Botany and Childhood Memories

New York Plants in the Florida Panhandle

Oakwood Cemetary: A Forgotten Violet and other Botanical Oddities

The Rare Moss Aulacomnium turgidum Rediscovered in the Adirondacks

Forests and Trees of the Adirondack High Peaks Region, ed. 3, by E. H. Ketchledge. 163 pp. Illustrated. Paperback. 1996. Adirondack Mountain Club, Inc.,

The New State Checklist is Finally Out

White-tailed Deer & Vegetation: a Conflict?

White-tailed Deer: An Editorial Comment

Ted Baim: New York Amateur Botanist Extraordinaire

Wild Orchids of the Northeastern United States

Ecologists Rediscover a Native Grass Thought to be Extirpated

A New Fern Hot Spot in a Cool Clime

What is a Native Plant?

How Many Species of Vascular Plants Grow in the Wild in New York State?

Woodland Bluegrass, Poa sylvestris in the Gorge of the Niagara River -

Rare Plants of New York's Maritime Grasslands

New, Totally Revised Checklist of New York State Vascular Plants to be Published

Aster ontarionis - a Rare Plant New to the Niagara Region

Best Wishes to Gordon Tucker in His New Career

Plant Discoveries: Seventh Straight Year of Finding Plants Ranked "State Historical

Another Rare Native Carex Added to the State Flora List

Orontium aquaticum L., a Southern Aquatic

Salix atrocinerea -- an Overlooked Willow in New York State

Robert Roy Smith (1934-1995)

A Preliminary Vascular Flora of the French Creek Drainage of Western New York

Portrait of a Rare Plant: Aplectrum hyemale, Puttyroot Orchid –

Bear Mountain - Harriman Flora: Project Completion Report

Significant Botanical Discoveries of 1995 - Compiled from information received at the New York Natural Heritage Program.

Cuscuta megalocarpa Rydb. Discovered in New York State

Neglected Members of our New York Flora: Trees and Shrubs

Mile-a-Minute Weed in New York State -

Recently Reported from New York

More New Exotic Species and Hybrids in New York -

The Ashokan Catskills: A Natural History, by John Bierhorst. 1995. Purple Mtn. Press. 116 pages

A Key to Carex Species of New York State

An Intertidal, Aquatic Cactus in New York?

Some Observations on Phragmites Stolons

Four "Historical" Rarities Found in 1994, and Others in Need of Searches

Virginia Snakeroot (Aristolochia serpentaria) Rediscovered in New York

Two Galloping Grasses

Staten Island NYFA Field Trip Report

Sleuthing for Rare Plants in the Bronx, New York

Whorled Mountain-Mint: Another Pesky Pycnanthemum

New Plants from West Hills County Park, Suffolk County, New York

Cladonia metacorallifera -- a New Lichen for New York State

Report on June Field Trips of the New York Flora Association

Letchworth State Park List

A New Look At The Taxonomy of our Yellow Lady's-slippers --

Significant Botanical Discoveries of 1993 - Compiled from information received at the New York Natural Heritage Program

Further Notes on Beachgrasses (Ammophila) in Northeastern North America

John Greenlee and Derek Fell. 1992. The Encyclopedia of Ornamental Grasses. 186 pp.

Rare Trilliums of New York State

Ferns of the Clark Reservation

Field trip Report: Niagara River Gorge, August 28, 1993

Iona Island Field Trip Report

Bear Mountain - Harriman Update

NYFA Field Trip to Valcour Island June 5, 1993

Field Biologists Guide to Lyme Disease

Edible Plants Crossword

Floristic Eye on the Hudson Highlands

Significant Botanical Discoveries of 1992

Botanizing the Zoar Valley of Western New York

A New Species of Orchid from Eastern Long Island

Lathyrus venosus var. intonsus in New York

Information Needed on Exotic Species

Concern for Golden Club

Flora of the Lake Ontario Eastern Shore Dunes

Finding New York's Fern "Hot-spot"

Recent Introduction of Certain Prairie Species into the Albany Pine Bush

A Brief Life History Study of Skunk Cabbage

NYFA Field Trip #7 to Tivoli Bays and Stockport Creek

Jack Pine Barrens in New York: A Story of Fire and Ice

Sixth NYFA Field trip: Adirondacks -- Mt. Whiteface and Silver Lake Swamp

Changes at "The Conservationist"

Dog-Stranglers of New York: A Look at Vincetoxicum Species

SUNSET

New York Natural Heritage Program Botanical Contracts for 1992

Purple Mountain Saxifrage - New to New York State

How I Met Liberty Hyde Bailey

When is a Flower Not a Flower?

Our Beach Grasses (Ammophila), Including the Rare Champlain Beachgrass.

The Two Common Urban Knotweeds

Sky-blue Aster at Niagara River Gorge

When I First Met Merritt Lyndon Fernald

The Long Island Botanical Society

Seaside Goldenrod (Solidago sempervirens L.) at Niagara Falls

Significant Botanical Discoveries of 1991; Preliminary Report from the Natural Heritage Program

Report on the NYFA Council Meeting:

Report on the 5th NYFA Field Trip: Central Long Island Pine Barrens

A Key to Bedstraws (Galium, Rubiaceae) in New York State

Heart-leaf Plantain -- "King-root"

Plant Hunting Among the Gulls on South Dumpling Island

A Rare Plant Hot-spot in the Bronx

Proposed NYFA Guidelines

Seabeach Amaranth (Amaranthus pumilus)

in New York State --

Significant Botanical Discoveries Documented by the New York Natural Heritage Program in 1990

Remembering Joe Beitel (1951-1991)

Mr. Roberts' "Skunk Cabbage"

Report on the 4th Semi-annual NYFA Field Trip: Hudson River, South of the Glen

European Frog's-bit -- Aquatic Invader

My First Extended Botany Field Trip

The New York State Station for Cathcart's Woodsia: A History of its Known Existence

The Bryophyte Collection at the New York State Museum

A Niche for NYFA in Plant Conservation?

Another New Weedy Grass in New York

Fall NYFA Meeting, 1990

Other Rare New York Plants Found in 1990

Noteworthy Botanical Finds at Orient Beach State Park

Fishers Island Flora Project

Karl L. Brooks (1912-1990) and the Fate of his Catskill Flora and Economic Botany

Woodsia cathcartiana Robins., Now Extirpated in New York State?

A Call for Nominations for an NYFA Advisory Council

Rare Hart's-tongue Fern in New York State

A Classification of New York's Ecological Communities

Sending Specimens and Data-slips to NYFA

Working Together to Produce Accurate, Useful New York Flora Maps

Sandplain Gerardia, Agalinis acuta Pennell, in New York

Alvar Landscapes - New York's Stone Prairies

Report on the NYFA Alvar Field Trip

Species Seen at Chaumont Barrens Preserve June 9, 1990

Wild Plants of America: A Select Guide for the Naturalist and Traveler. by Richard M. Smith. John Wiley & Sons. 1989. Hardcover, 267 pp.

About the New York Flora Association

A New York Metropolitan Flora Now Getting Underway

New State Records of Native Plants in 1989

Guidelines for the Conservation-Minded Collection of Orchid Specimens

A New State Regulation Protecting Rare Plants

TAXACOM – A Computer Communication Serve for Botanists

Botanizing the Great Swamp

Report on the September 1989 NYFA Field Trip

State Botanist’s Progress Report on the Flora

An Invitation to Join