Floristic study in the Douglas Lake region of Michigan, 1951

TitleFloristic study in the Douglas Lake region of Michigan, 1951
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication1952
AuthorsVoss EG
JournalThe Asa Gray Bulletin
Volume1
Pagination51-52
KeywordsVASCULAR PLANTS
Abstract

The season was a significant one for study of the flora of the region of the University of Michigan Biological Station because of the opportunity for early spring collections. During two week ends in early May, a variety of habitats were visited in Emmet and Cheboygan Counties, and duplicate sets collected for the University Herbarium and the Biological Station Herbarium. Field notes and mass collections of Primula "intercedens’, were made May 12, at its prime.