III. GRASSES &
FORBES
Allen, Charles M., Dawn Allen Newman, and Harry H. Winters. Grasses
of Louisiana.
3rd ed. Allen's Native Ventures, 2004.
Call no.: III
ALL
Contents:
Acknowledgements; Introduction; Louisiana as a Habitat
for Grasses; Graminoids (Grasses, Sedges and Rushes); Morphology of
Grasses; Analysis of Louisiana's Grasss Flora; List of Parishes and
Abbreviation Used; Key to Genera; Generic and Specific Descriptions;
Generic and Specific Treatments; References and Literature Cited;
Glossary; Index.
Chapman, G.P. The
Biology of Grasses".
CAB International, 1996.
Call no.: III
CHA
Contents:
Preface; Grasses in a Changing World; Grass Diversity; The Assumption
of Form; Panicles, Spikelets and Florets; Generation and Dispersal;
Taxonomy; From Extinct to Present-Day Grasses; Photosynthesis;
Contrasted Life-Styles; Grass Ecology and Disturbance; Domestication;
Maize; References; A Critical Glossary of the Grasses; Author Index;
Taxonomic Index; Subject Index.
Coffey, Chuck R., and Russell L. Stevens. Grasses of Southern
Oklahoma and North Texas: A Pictorial Guide.
Samuel Roberts
Noble Foundation, 2004. Call no.: III COF
Contents: Foreword; Introduction; The Grass Plant; List of
Grasses; Grasses; Literature Cited; Useful Reference Material;
Glossary; Common Name Index; Scientific Name Index.
Daniels, Stevie, ed.
Easy
Lawns: Low Maintenance Native Grasses for Gardeners Everywhere.
21st -Century Gardening Series. Brooklyn Botanic
Garden,
1999. Call no.: III
DAN
Contents:
Introduction: The New American lawn; Planting a Native Grass lawn Step
by Step; Planting & Maintaining a Buffalograss lawn; Low
& Slow
Fescues; Sedge Lawns for Every Landscape; Junegrass for Dry Sites
Across the Country; Little Bluestem Blends for the East; Meadow Gardens
for the Northeast; Native Grasses for the Southeast; Native Lawns for
Florida; Native Lawns for California; Native Grasses for High Desert
Landscapes; Native Lawns for Colorado; Native Grass Encyclopedia;
Nursery Sources; Contributors; Index.
Gould, Frank W. Common
Texas Grasses: An Illustrated Guide.
W.L. Moody, Jr., Natural History Series, no. 3.
Texas A&M University Press, 1978.
Call no.:III
GOU
Contents:
Preface; Introduction; Accounts of the Grasses; Key to the Genera of
the Grasses; Glossary; Index.
Gould, Frank W. The
Grasses of Texas.
Texas A&M University Press, 1975.
Call no.: III
GOUL
Contents:
Preface; Introduction; The Grass Plant; Grass
Classification; The Grasses of Texas; Literature Cited; Glossary; Index
to Plant Names.
Grass;
The Yearbook of Agriculture 1948.
United States Department of Agriculture, 1948. Call
no.:
III GRA
Contents: The
Yearbook Committee; Foreword; the Editor's Preface;
Grass in the Nation's Life; Grass in the Ten Regions; Grass in Charts
and Tables; Lists of Plant Names; For Further Reference; Index.
Hatch, Stephan L., and Jennifer Pluhar. Texas
Range Plants.
The W.L. Moody, Jr., Natural History Series: No. 13.
Texas A&M University Press,1993.
Call no.:
III HAT
Contents:
Acknowledgments; Introduction; Plant Descriptions and Illustrations;
Glossary; Selected References; Index.
Hatch, Stephan L., Joseph L. Schuster, and D. Lynn Drawe.
Grasses of the
Texas Gulf Prairies and Marshes.
W.L.Moody, Jr., Natural History Series; no. 24.
Texas A&M University Press, 1999. Call no.:
III HATC
Contents: Acknowledgments; Introduction; The Texas Gulf Prairies and
Marshes; The Grass Plant; Poaceae Classification of
Subfamilies, Tribes, and Genera Represented in the Texas Gulf Prairies
and Marshes; Checklist; Generic Key to Groups or Selected Genera;
Generic Descriptions, Key to Species, and Species Descriptions;
Glossary; References; Index to Scientific and Common Names.
Hoffman, G.O. Know
Your Grasses. Rev. ed.
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas and Texas
Agricultural Extension Service, n.d. Call no.: III HOF
Contents: Introduction, Definition of Terms, Typical Parts
of a Grass Plant, Grasses and Description, Vegetational Areas of Texas.
Loflin, Brian, and Shirley Loflin. Grasses of the Texas Hill Country.
Louise Lindsey Merrick Natural Environment Series; no. 40.
Texas A&M University Press, 2006.
Call no: III
LOF
Contents:
Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Species Accounts of the
Grasses; Glossary; Bibliography; Index.
Pasture & Range
Plants. 2nd ed. Fort Hays State
University, 2006. Call no: III PAS
Contents: Foreword; Introduction; Preface to Second
Edition; Root Systems; A Grass Plant; Grasses; Legumes; Forbs 113;
Woody Plants and Miscellaneous Poisonous Plants; Bibliography; Index
Scientific, Common; Acknowledgements.
Powell, A. Michael. Grasses
of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent
Areas. University of Texas Press, 1994.
Call no.:
III POW
Contents: Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Grasses
in Perspective; Grasslands; Morphology of Grasses; Grasses of
Trans-Pecos Texas; Subfamilies, Tribes, and Genera Represented in
Trans-Pecos Texas; Key to the Tribes; Descriptive Grass flora;
Glossary; Literature Cited; Index.
Sprague, Howard B. Grasslands
of the United States: Their Economic and Ecologic Importance.
A Symposium of the American Forage and Grassland Council.
Iowa State University Press, 1974. Call no.: III SPR
Contents:
Foreword; Preface; Significance of Our Grasslands; Our Grazing Land
Resources; Grasslands in Relation to Water Resources; Importance of
Forages to Livestock Production; Place of Forages in Animal
Production--Now and in the Future; Preserving Grassland Products for
Ruminant Feeding; Role of Ruminant Livestock in Meeting the World
Protein Deficit; Forages and Grasslands in the Northeast; Grasslands
and Forage in the Agricultural Economy of the Middle States Region;
Contribution of Forages to Agricultural Income in the Humid South;
Significance of Forages to the Economy of the North Central Region;
Impact of Forages on the Agricultural Income of the Great Plains;
Importance of Rangelands to the Livestock Industry and the National
Economy; The Rancher and Our national Forest and Grasslands; Range
Ecosystem Research: The Challenge of Change; Importance of Public
Domain Grazing Land Administered by the Bureau of land Management, U.S.
Department of the Interior; Wildlife and Game management on Grasslands;
Pollution Control: Contribution of Grasslands; Grass for Protection,
Safety, Beauty, and Recreation; Index.
Walker, A.H. Know
Your Grasses: The Key to Successful Range
Management. Publication no. B-182.
Texas A and M College
System, Agricultural Extension Service, n.d. Call no.:III
WAL
Contents:
Introduction; Definition of Terms; Typical Parts of a
Grass Plant; Grasses and Descriptions; Plant Areas of Texas.
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11/22/08