The Jepson Manual, Vascular Plants of California
- Arnold Tiehm
- Environmental Science
- 5 August 2014
I found the keys to be concise; they flowed smoothly and lacked esoteric terminology, and the new arrangements certainly made creating keys to the 185 families more difficult, as evidenced by the 862 couplets spread out among 24 groups that cover 38 pages.
Cryptantha schoolcraftii (Boraginaceae), a new species of section Oreocarya from Nevada
- Arnold Tiehm
- Biology
- 1 April 1986
A new species,Cryptantha schoolcraftii, is described and illustrated. It is related to theC. nubigena-sobolifera alliance but differs in short duration and lowland habitat. It further differs fromC.…
Exploring the Great Salt Lake. The Stansbury Expedition of 1849-50.
- Arnold Tiehm, Brigham D. Madsen
- History
- 1 April 1990
Vascular plants first described in Rydberg’s flora of colorado
- Arnold Tiehm
- GeologyBrittonia
- 1 April 1989
Types are indicated for 28 new names inadvertently published in Rydberg’sFlora of Colorado. Included are a discussion as to the validity of these new names and an explanation of the causes of this…
Fanny Searls (1851–1939)
- Arnold Tiehm
- History
- 1985
A biography of one of Nevada's earliest botanical collectors, Fanny Searls, including a portrait and a sample of her handwriting, is presented.
Vascular plant types of Clarence King's exploration of the fortieth parallel, 1867–1869
- Arnold Tiehm
- Geology
- 1 October 1985
A guide to the location, deposition, and authors of vascular plant type material either collected on the King exploration or described in the botany report of the exploration is presented.
Index to plants collected on Howard Stansbury’s expedition to the Great Salt Lake, 1849–1850
- Arnold Tiehm
- Environmental Science, History
- 1987
Presented here is a synonymized list, including a list of types, of the plants collected on Howard Stansbury’s expedition to the Great Salt Lake, 1849–1850.
Potentilla basaltica (Rosaceae), a new species from Nevada
- Arnold Tiehm, B. Ertter
- Geology
- 1 July 1984
The leaf form and small flowers are reminiscent ofIvesia, indicating a possible new link between the two genera, P. newberryi and Ivesia.
Book Reviews
- Arnold Tiehm, R. Barneby
- ArtBrittonia
- 1 October 1921
during the eight years intervening between the two editions has been endless?the bibliography has been increased 50 per cent?and it would seem almost an impossibility to assimilate it. This has been…
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