 | | Report (issue) | | U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey A Computer-Assisted Annotated Bibliography and...^U.S. Geological Survey Volunteer In Science ^Department of Integrative Biology, University of California...Management, Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology, Nevada Department of Transportation, Nevada Parks and Recreation...I. 1940a. The Pliocene Esmeralda flora of west-central Nevada. Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences...Basin and border areas. Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club,67(6):477487. Axelrod, D. I. 1941. Succession |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | CO 81201, USA; r.c.hickey75@gmail.com Geology Department, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA...discovery of Carboniferous lycopsid fossils in south central Colorado resulted in the naming of a new species...CountyColorado, Colorado,USA USA(Figure (Figure 2). 2). Botanical remains consist of numerous fragments of fossilized...fossilized Lepidodendron johnsonii (= Lepidophloios Botanical remains consist of numerous fragments of fossilized...lycopsid fossil siteofisthe located in the east central partisof Chaffee thework County, CO, the on transmitted |  | | Book | | Environments ., Alan Graham • 1l MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN ISBN: 978-1-930723-68-9 Library of Congress...Monographs in Systen,atic Botany from the Missouri Botanical Garden,Volume 113 ISSN 0161-1542 Scientific Editor...Cini R. Moran ® Copyright ©2010 by Missourl Botanical Garden Press PO. Box 299 St. Louis, Missouri 63166-0299...Geology of Latin Arnerica 60 Mexico 60 The~till~ 67 Central America 78 South A1nerica 84 Notes 98 References...Vegetation-Classification Niexico The Antilles Central America South A1nerica Notes References 355 446 |  | | Journal (issue) | | the hot and glaring sun, Like a great forgotten garden Where centuries ago, Some heavenly God of Nature...God of Nature will pass this way And claim his garden again. Thermal, California O lovely little flower...adventure. THOUSANDS ANNUALLY VISIT ARIZONA BOTANICAL GARDEN Desert plants, ranging from cactus as small...annually draw 100,000 visitors to the Desert Botanical Garden of Arizona. More than 10,000 species of desert...world's largest collection of desert plants, the garden has only about onethird of the 30,000 species known |  | | Journal (issue) | | Devil's Canyon EXPLORATION By RANDALL HENDERSON Opal Miner of Rainbow Ridge FIELD TRIP By NELL MURBARGER...Lost Pueblo, and other poems POETRY Natives in my Garden HOMESTEADING By CHRISTENA FEAR BARNETT . . . ....rough road continues 11 miles grapes, and for their garden. They or processing factory. beyond the ranch to...plane of an opal miner who has just taken from his own ground the largest precious opal ever known to...to man! This world's largest opal, discovered by Keith Hodson in June, 1952, was not the first great stone |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | NAUE. PAC.. Anderson, Alex. P., . . . . . .493 Department of Vertebrate Anthropology, . . . . . . . . ...5 18, 5 19 Ganong, W.F.,. . . . . . . . ,493 Department of Chemistry, General Electric Co., . . . . ...University, 496 Geography, . . . . . . . . . . . ' 498 Department of Geography, Geology, . , . . . . . .498 . ...jm Hovey. Edmund Otis, . . . . 5 0 1 Ncw York Botanical GarHowe. Henry M., . . . . . . . 502 den.. . ...Paris. d. Recent publications by members of the Department UXIVERSITY of Astronomy. Exhibited by thc COLUMBIA |  | | Journal (issue) | | _ For Japan: S. Yoshizoe, Botanical Garden, Imperial University, Tokio. ofournal of ppliedMissa po...XVIII. “ | E. M. CHAMOT, Cornell pate Current Botanical Literature. Hawaiian For Islands: CHARLES J. CHAMBERLAIN...ROCHESTER OPTICAL| AND CAMERA CO, «t= Scientific Department. Bie ROCHESTER, The Post Hxpress’Printing...every purpose. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Central Printing 6 Engraving Co. Rochester, N. Y. 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Box 1776 |  | | Journal (issue) | | 26 * * Big, Bold Florals on Trend New Black Bay Opal he Widest Selection of Jewelry Tools Online www...48 CONTENTS 4 My Turn From the Editor: Not Your Garden Variety Florals 6 Your Turn Design Challenges...jewelry project by Jeff Fulkerson 26 32 Black Bay Opal materials by Jim Landon PEARLS 38 Smokin’ Stones:...u r n a l ) ( J e w e l ry a rt i s t Not Your Garden Variety Florals 4 WHAT DO YOU GET when you mix...your sketch. Sketch a setting for this Black Bay opal cabochon, page 32. DEADLINES: APRIL 30, 2016 l |  | | Journal (issue) | | ball Fossils Henry N. Andrews, Jr. Missouri Botanical Garden There are a great many curious out ash and...samples. Seatiered through the coal seams of the central states we find, in some mines, rounded masses of...the Barstow locality is a rockhound’s paradise. At Opal Moun:zain near Hinckley, just before you reach Barstow...pits owned and operated by the state highway department, agates are readily found in the stock piles...undiscovered. After traveling through the flatter central states, the rolling and mountainous terrain of |  | | Journal (issue) | | Oregon Gem Locality — Lawson . Page 227 Australia Opal — Davies . . . . Oregon Fossil Fern — Arnold...crystals, moss agate, plume, faceting material, fire opal. WEST COAST MINERAL CO. 1400 Hacienda Blvd. California...to Mineralogy, Gem Cutting and the Collector Central Oregon Localities Me imr Greek deposits HERBERT...gems on the sage and Juniper covered hills of Central Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Lawson of Portland...most productive of the agate collecting areas in Central Oregon are the Hear Creek deposits. These deposits |  | | Journal (issue) | | UGANDA. By ,v. SMALL, M.A., 242 B.Sc., Botanist, Department of Agriculture, Uganda THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS...AGRICULTURE IN THE GOLD COAST THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA. GOVERNMENT...Institute, the greater part of the eastern and central portions being assigned, subject to certain rights...Indian Collections for educational purposes. A Central Stand for Publications and an Enquiry Office have...Technical Research Department.- The research laboratories and workrooms of this Department were established |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | mineralized with various forms of silica including opal, chalcedony, and microgranular quartz. Silicification...western American pines. Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 73 (3): 565–641. Berggren, W. A. 1969. Cenozoic |  | | Journal (issue) | | Springs Plaza theater. l()-24 Sierra club will visit central Arizona and Grand Canyon, led by E. Stanley Jones...Editors. Artverti^im, I A l D e V o r e ' 3 1 7 S ' Central Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., Phone MI 6441 Advertising...notice of change of address to the circulation department by the fifth of the month preceding issue. SUBSCRIPTION...attention, due doubtless to the fact that the central figures were lovely Olive Oatman and her little...case and send it to the Lorenzo to the Indian department of the Los Angeles Star. This newspaper pub- |  | | Journal (issue) | | convention at Reno. FEB. 12—Dedication of Desert Botanical Garden of Arizona in Papago park. Phoenix. Sponsored...notice of change of address to the circulation department by the fifth of the month preceding issue. 1...at Zabriski Probably you have never heard of the opal field at Zabriski near the southern edge of Death...JOHN W. HILTON JjJ Y first visit to the Zabriski opal field was many /I/I years ago when Max Felker and...paved highway at Zabriski, John Hilton picked up the opal specimens pictured on page 11. Standing walls of |  | Ding, T.P., Zhou, J.X., Wan, D.F., Chen, Z.Y., Wang, C.Y., Zhang, F. (2008) Silicon isotope fractionation in bamboo and its significance to the biogeochemical cycle of silicon. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 72 (5) 1381-1395 doi:10.1016/j.gca.2008.01.008 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Beijing Normal University/more than 100 years Botanical Garden of Beijing/more than 50 years Laoshan mountain...within bamboo plants To date the amorphous silica (opal or silica gel) is the only form of silicon material...condition, but the garden, where PT-1 grew, has longer history (more than 50 years) than the garden where PT-2...assessment based on modern phytolith, pollen and botanical data (Luberon, France). Rev. Palaeobot. Palynol... 158(3), 419–421. Rovner I. (1971) Potential of opal phytoliths for use in paleoecological reconstruction |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | and petrified wood as easiest for th» amateur. The opal, he said, is one of the hardest. . Stones exhibited...members cleaned up,;Che..;0verT burden above the opal deposits so there~,wj?ulíl be no danger of a cave-in...lunch at Desert Botanical Garden. A lecture by Dr. W . Taylor Marshall, director of the garden, was given...Company. Mr. Don Bryant, connected with the Geology Department of the Univ. of Arizona, gave an interesting |  | | Journal (issue) | | extends from our Southwest through Mexico and Central America into Peru. It is prevalent in Spain, North...August, 1960 / Desert Magazine / IS Post Office Department to commemorate Santa Fe's 350th anniversary....he said, and move it onto desert land in south-central Arizona, transporting it by canal and 20-mile tunnel...August, 1960 or a cactus display in a friend's garden, or a lone potted cactus on a city window sill...the great cactus collection at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, and a recognized world authority |  | | Journal (issue) | | size, was both carved and painted. Its ornate central figure is believed to represent the "Sun-Carrier...heaping bags of fruit and flowers from his desert garden. George has a talent for friendship that has made...butte overlooking the Verde Valley in what is now central Arizona. A brown man of average height and slender...newspapers quoted W. Taylor Marshall of the Desert Botanical Gardens as stating that the legend attributing...Cutak, in charge of succulents at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis. Cutak is a defender of the bisnaga |  | | Journal (issue) | | who once lived there, University of Utah, whose department SEPTEMBER, 195 1 ToBRYCE CANYON U. S HWY....references to many place names, to minerals, botanical plants and to people who now or in the past have...sometimes applied to—Perlite___ . Obsidian . Chalcedony Opal 17—The bird most often used by the Hopi Indians... It is only fitting that I name my grant, 'The Garden of Solitude'." So against the wishes of the cavaliers...barrel of wine decided to stay and cultivate his Garden of Solitude. He bade farewell to the cavaliers |  | | Journal (issue) | | for a magazine with no promotion or publicity department. It's a tribute too to the ideals and imagination...POETRY The Roadrunner, and other poems GARDEN Desert Garden in Navajo Land By SIDNEY ARMER Shorty and...is uncertain by that date, notify circulation department to hold copies. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year ...river, 45 miles west of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Department of Interior photo. duced by living for generations...negligibly small. LADISLAUS CUTAK, Missouri Botanical Garden • • • Coast Guard Made Homesick . . . U. S |  | | Journal (issue) | | Prairie Dogs By JOE KERLEY GARDENING Mums in a Desert Garden By RUTH REYNOLDS LETTERS Comment from Desert's... Perhaps the Thorny Plants Are Useful In a 300-acre garden near Phoenix, Arizona, W. Taylor Marshall is seeking...botany for the thousands of visitors to the Desert Botanical Gardens. W. Taylor Marshall, president emeritus...Succulent Society, and director of the Desert Botanical Gardens at Phoenix, Arizona. dale who is still... He Then came that 30th birthday when Desert Botanical Gardens at Phoenix, arrived in 1905 wearing cowboy |  | | Journal (issue) | | Treasurer 655 • 8th St. Idaho Falls. ID 83401 SOUTH CENTRAL FEDERATION OF MINERAL SOCIETIES Offlcen Mrs. Mignon........................... 39 Protection for Your Opal by Richard D. Austln ....................................... $1 .00 per lb. Opal. Mexico, black plumes In salmon color opal................·-·····················...micron numbers like 24,000, etc. A large number of opal fanciers started the sanding operation with 220...of them are right and how he should grind his own opal. At first, the thought entered my mind that some |  | | Report (chapter) | | father supported the boy’s botanical enthusiasm by introducing him to the garden of a local pharmacy, where...Dr Fuiren, who invited him to take part in a botanical expedition to Scania, Halland, Blekinge and the...because of the interest he showed in chemical and botanical studies, defrayed the expenses of the expedition...plants. Sperling’s autobiographical record of the botanical expedition was summarily reproduced by Birket...trivial wisdom. Medical studies resumed After the botanical expedition, Sperling spent the winter in Hamburg |  | | Book (edition) | | request in writing to GemStone Press, Permissions Department, at the address / fax number listed below, or...quality even those from Brazil. A 150-mile strip in central Maine provides shades of apple Preface + 13 ... FIGURE B 9. 10. 11. 42. Garden trowel Camp shovel Long-handled shovels Garden cultivators 13. Screwdrivers...and some crystal uses. You receive a copy in central Arkansas. No digging is allowed at the site;...Gardner Mountain in the Womble Ranger District in central Arkansas. No digging is allowed at the site; collect |
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