Kalmiopsis

Vol. 18 - 21
(Vol. 1 - 6 | Vol. 7 - 10 | Vol. 11 - 14 | Vol. 15 - 17)

 

Vol. 18: 2011

Section/Content
Cover, Editorial, Table of Contents
Botanizing Along the East Side of Steens Mountain: Some Lessons Learned on a Field Trip to Southeastern Oregon, by Kareen B. Sturgeon
Plant of the Year: Sandberg Bluegrass (Poa secunda), by Ron Halvorson
Lucia Summers (1835-1898): First Resident Botanist in the Pacifc Northwest, by Edward R. Alverson
Unlikely Pairing of Two Alien Species in Oregon Produces Unwanted Ofspring, by Alfonso Susanna and Cindy Roché
Book Reviews
NPSO Fellows
NPSO Information

 

Vol. 19: 2012

Section/Content
Cover, Editorial, Table of Contents
Finding Brown’s Peony- a Sweet Attraction, by Nan Vance
Searching for the Rare Pueblo Valley Peppergrass in Southeastern Oregon, by Marilyn McEvoy
Sex and the Single Saltgrass, by Caitlin Coberly
Marys Peak Scenic Botanical Area, by Phillip R. Hays, Robert E. Frenkel and Esther H. G. McEvoy
In Memory of Norm Jensen
Book Review- Plant Reintroduction in a Changing Climate: Promises and Perils, by David Wagner
NPSO Fellow: Dan Luoma
NPSO Information

 

Vol. 20: 2013

Section/Content
Entire Issue
Cover, Table of Contents
The Discovery of Shepherd’s Desert Parsley (Lomatium pastorale), an Oregon Endemic , by David Wagner
Botanizers in the Land of Conifers: Oliver Matthews, Al Hobart, Eugene Parker , by Frank A Lang, Frank Callahan, Cindy Roche
Cypress Species in Oregon , by Frank Callahan
Western Juniper (Juniperus occidentalis), by Ron Halvorson
Book Reviews: "Conifer Country", "Conifers around the World: Conifers of the Temperate Zones and Adjacent Regions", "David Douglas: A Naturalist at Work. An Illustrated Exploration Across Two Centuries in the Pacific Northwest", "The Jepson Manual: Vascular Plants of California,Second Edition","Walking Distance - Extraordinary Hikes For Ordinary People"
NPSO Fellows - Kareen Sturgeon & Paul Slichter
NPSO Information

 

Vol. 21: 2015

Section/Content
Entire Issue
Cover, Table of Contents
Juniper Canyon, Wallula Gap: An “Oasis in the Desert”, by Marin Axtell, Chelsea Cordell, Heidi Dobson, Bob Carson, Mike Denny
The Discovery of Two New Tufted Desertparsleys from Southeastern Oregon: Lomatium ravenii var. paiutense and Lomatium bentonitum , by Donald H. Mansfield
The Discovery and Naming of the Cascade Strawberry (Fragaria cascadensis Hummer), by Kim E. Hummer
PLANT OF THE YEAR: Sea Bluff Bluegrass (Poa unilateralis), by Kathleen Sayce and Cindy Roché
Book Reviews: "Conserving Oregon’s Environment: Breakthroughs That Made History" by Michael McCloskey; "Land Snails and Slugs of the Pacific Northwest" by Thomas E. Burke with William P. Leonard; "Field Guide to the Sedges of the Pacific Northwest,Second Edition" by Barbara L. Wilson, Richard Brainerd, Danna Lytjen, Bruce Newhouse and Nick Otting; " Oregon’s Botanical Landscape: An Opportunity to Imagine Oregon Before 1800" by Frances Stillwell
NPSO Fellows - Jim Duncan, Bruce Newhouse, and Cindy Talbott Roché

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Kalmiopsis Online

Volume 1 of Kalmiopsis, the journal of NPSO, was published in 1991. The journal has been issued yearly since then, but with a hiatus of four years, 1997-2000, and two issues in 2001. The text of Volumes 1-6 is available only in printed copies in libraries or privately held. The tables of contents for those issues are shown here.

*** Volume 1 is now available as a PDF file online! Thanks to Cindy Roche for providing copies of the early issues, and to Leslie Gottlieb for scanning the pages, we are now able to convert the first issues to this format. Volumes 2-6 will be coming in the near future.

Volumes 7-10 of Kalmiopsis, from 2001-2003, can be downloaded here in their entirety, as single PDF files, which range in size from 667Kb to 4.2Mb.

Because of the increasing size of Kalmiopsis files, due both to more pages and greater use of color graphics, issues since Vol. 11 in 2004 are availabile in parts, including the cover and introductory material, the individual articles, and book reviews and other elements. The entire content is available, nothing is left out.