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Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Florathew L. Carlson E. Jamie Trammell Timm Nawrocki Edward NoongwookSource: Rhodora, 120(981): 1 -41.Published By: The New England Botanical Club, Tnc. ht

tps://doi.org 10.3119/17-04URL: http://www.bioone.Org/doi/fiill/10.3119/17-04BioOne (wvvw.bioone.org) is a nonprofit, online aggregation of core resea Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

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BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

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as copyright holder.BioOnc secs sustainable scholarly publishing as an inherently collaborative enterprise connecting authors, nonprofit publishers, a Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

cademic institutions, research libraries, and research funders in the common goal of maximizing access to critical research.RHODORA, Vol. 120. No. 981

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. pp. I 41, 2018© Copyright 2018 by the New England Botanical Club doi: 10.3119/17-04; first published on-line May 18. 2018.ADDITIONS TO THE VASCULAR

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-FloraScience and University of Alaska Anchorage, Department of Biological Sciences, 3211 Providence Drive.Anchorage, AK 99508 Author for Correspondence; e-

mail: mlcarlson@alaska.eduE. Jamie TrammellAlaska Center for Conservation Science. University of Alaska Anchorage, 3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage, A Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

K 99508 and Geography and Environmental Studies Department, University of Alaska Anchorage, 3211 Providence Drive. Anchorage. AK 99508Timm NawrockiAla

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ska Center for Conservation Science. University of Alaska Anchorage, 3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage. AK 99508Edward NoongwookSavoonga, St. Lawrence

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Florand northwestern North America. A vascular plant inventory was conducted on St. Lawrence Island in the 1960s by Steven Young in which 250 taxa were doc

umented. Since that time, very few collections have been made on the island. We conducted a vascular plant survey to improve our understanding of base Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

line floristics and identify populations of species of conservation concern. Of the 166 taxa we collected in late July 2012. a number of collections r

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epresent new or significant finds. Eritrichium viilosufH, a Siberian taxon not previously recognized from North America, was collected on north-centra

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora record for the island. Iris serosa, although common along the eastern Bering Sea coast from Kotzebue Sound south through the Aleutians, appears to be

very restricted on St. Lawrence Island and has only been noted by residents in recent years. Erigeron hunrilis and Moehringia lateriflora arc also ne Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

w records for the island. New populations were located of the globally rare species: Cardumine blaisdelHi, Claylonia arctica, Mieranthes midicaulis su

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bsp. nudicaulis, Papaver gorodkovii, Potent ilia fragifornris, Ranunculus eamissonis, and R. turner! subsp. turneri. We have included an annotated spe

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora regions. The island's flora has strong biogeographic affinities to12Rhodora[Vol. 120eastern Beringia (Alaska and western Yukon), particularly to the

Seward Peninsula and less strongly to the Russian Far East. Numerous circumpolar arctic and alpine species were also present, with a minority of East- Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

Asian species known from very few' populations in extreme western Alaska.Key Words: Arctic. Alaska, Beringia, biogeography, endemic, rare plants, St.

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Lawrence IslandSt. Lawrence Island is a key biogeographic link between Asia and North America (Young 1971), yet the Hora of the island is seldom refer

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Floraof Chukotka, Russia, and 150 km west of the Seward Peninsula, Alaska, and is a remnant of the Pleistocene landmass of Beringia (Hopkins 1967). The isl

and received attention by early botanists, and thus provided some of the first collections in the region, by Chamisso and Eschschollz in 1816 and 1817 Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

near Southeast Cape, and Kjcllmann in 1879 in the northwest portion of the island. Numerous collections were made around the island by the ethnograph

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er Otto William Geist in 1931 and 1933. Steven Young conducted extensive floristic and ethnobotanical research, collecting 1100 specimens on the islan

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Florally Asiatic distributions were revealed by Young’s research. Following this effort, only intermittent collecting (20 specimens, all from the village o

f Gambell and primarily by D.T. Mason) has occurred on the island.Climate, physiognomy, and geology of St. Lawrence Island arc thoroughly reviewed in Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

Young (1971). Briefly, the climate of the island is maritime arctic and much cooler than its modest latitude of 63°N would suggest. This results in th

Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

e tundra-dominated flora that lack tall shrub vegetation (Young 1971). The island is a relatively low plain, interspersed by a number of mountain rang

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Florar cones and craters, forms the north-central portion of the island. The island has many beaches, lagoons, low-lying permafrost-associated wetlands, me

adows, and barren mountains. Figure I is a map of the coarse landcover classes described for the island, based on the National Land Cover Database (NL Carlson-et-al-2018-St-Lawrence-Flora

CD), illustrating the high proportion of barren lichen tundra, low mesic tundra, and wetlands (Boggs Ct al. 2016; Homer Ct al. 2004).2018] Carlson et

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al.—Vascular Flora of St. Lawrence Island 3Figure I. Landcover vegetation map for St. Lawrence Island. Inset map shows St. Lawrence Island (red) in re

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

BioOne;™?"Additions to the Vascular Plant Flora of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: New Records, Rare Species, and Phytogeographic PatternsAuthor(s): Matt

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