The vegetation of Oklahoma: A classification for landscape mapping and conservation planning

Southwestern Naturalist

Volumn 45, Issue 4, 2000, Pages 385-420

  Hoagland, B ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA   (United States)

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EID: 0034489636     PISSN: 00384909     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.2307/3672589     Document Type: Review

References (221)

1. An ecological interpretation for the small mounds in landscapes of eastern Oklahoma
2. Distribution and control of several woody plants in Oklahoma and Texas
3. Major plant types of Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas and their relation to climate and soil
4. Nature of land and resource classification: A review
5. Floristic components of the gypsum hills and redbed plains area of southwest Oklahoma
6. A preliminary report of the ecology of a Drosera meadow
7. The woody vegetation of Bear's Glen, a Washington Irving stopover
8. The effects of channelization on riparian vegetation and wildlife in south central Oklahoma
9. A preliminary survey of the vascular plants of Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma
10. A preliminary study of the buffalo wallows in the vicinity of Norman, Oklahoma
11. Old world bluestem response to fire and nitrogen fertilizers
12. Ecological relationships of the mammals of the Bird Creek region, northeastern Oklahoma
13. The biotic districts of Oklahoma
14. Revegetation of abandoned fields in Kansas and Oklahoma
15. Landscape structure and change in a hardwood forest-tall-grass prairie ecotone
16. Generalized geologic map of Oklahoma
17. Landscape protection and the Nature Conservancy
18. The vegetation of Oklahoma
19. Relationships of the woody vegetation of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge to geologic formations and soil types
20. A survey of the tall-grass prairie in northeastern Oklahoma
21. Ecological studies in an eastern Oklahoma flood plain
22. Physiognomic regions of Oklahoma
23. Observations on the native plants of Oklahoma Territory and adjacent districts
24. Plant distribution on a central Oklahoma prairie
25. Fluctuations in biotic communities, V.: Aspection in a mixed-grass prairie in central Oklahoma
26. A multi-scale approach to conservation planning in the Great Plains
27. Succession in grasslands: Thirty-two years of change in a central Oklahoma tallgrass prairie
28. Tree dispersion in oak-dominated forests along an environmental gradient
29. The effect of early spring burning on vegetation in buffalo wallows
30. Ordination and classification of mature bottomland forests in north central Oklahoma
31. Vegetation-environment relationships in a rock outcrop community in southern Oklahoma
32. An evaluation of the quadrat method in the blackjack-post oak forest
33. Preliminary studies in the evaluation of grassland sampling techniques in tall-grass prairie sites
34. Influence of soils and parent material on grasslands of the Witchita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma
35. A preliminary survey of the flora of the Arbuckle Mountains
36. The grasslands of Platt National Park, Oklahoma
37. A framework for plant community classification and conservation in Texas
38. Ordination and classification of western oak forests in Oklahoma
39. The game types of Oklahoma: Introduction
40. Vegetation of Ten-Acre Rock
41. Silting and forest succession on Deep Fork in southwestern Creek County, Oklahoma
42. The relative distribution of herbaceous plants in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
43. Bison ecology and bison diplomacy: The Southern Plains from 1800 to 1850
44. A classification system for the natural vegetation of Arkansas
45. The vegetation of an actively eroding canyon in Canadian County, Oklahoma
46. Effects of mowing on a native tallgrass prairie in central Oklahoma
47. The natural revegetation of lead/zinc mine spoils in northeastern Oklahoma
48. Natural Heritage Programs: Public-private partnerships for biodiversity conservation
49. A survey of upland forests in the Chautauqua Hills, Kansas
50. Drought years in central Oklahoma from 1710 to 1959 calculated from annual rings of post oak trees
51. The claypan range site in northern Osage County, Oklahoma
52. Effect of grazing intensity on plant composition, vigor and production
53. Ecological studies on the Canadian River floodplain in Cleveland County, Oklahoma
54. Oklahoma riparian vegetation
55. Heterogeneity in shortgrass prairie vegetation: The role of playa lakes
56. Ecology and vegetation of the Cross Timbers in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas
57. Woody species composition of floodplain forests of the Little River, McCurtain and LeFlore Counties, Oklahoma
58. Notes from the herbarium of the University of Oklahoma - I
59. The floristic affinities of the Arbuckle Mountains in Oklahoma
60. Change in species composition of grassland communities in response to grazing intensity
61. Vegetational changes in a black willow forest over a 23 year period
62. Woody vegetation of southeastern LeFlore County, Oklahoma, in relation to topography
63. Some vegetation-environment relationships in the upland forests of Oklahoma
64. Correlation analysis of rainfall and annual ring index of central Oklahoma blackjack and post oak
65. A quantitative comparison between an oak forest and an oak savannah in central Oklahoma
66. Gypsum and salt resources in Oklahoma
67. The quantitative phenology of two plant communities in Osage County, Oklahoma
68. Identification and analysis of lesser and greater prairie chicken habitat
69. Changes in community structure in Oklahoma old field succession
70. Effects of moderate grazing on the composition and plant production of a native tall-grass prairie in central Oklahoma
71. Winter burning in a central Oklahoma grassland
72. The vegetation of stock pond dams in central Oklahoma
73. A classification of the natural vegetation of Kansas
74. The vegetation of Muskogee County, Oklahoma
75. The vegetation of the Caddo County canyons, Oklahoma
76. American smoketree (Cotinus obovatus Raf.), one of Oklahoma's rarest tree species
77. Rare and local conifers in the United States
78. Baldcypress (Taxodium distichum) in Oklahoma
79. A study of the environment and floristic composition of an oak-hickory woodland in northeastern Oklahoma
80. Preliminary fire history of McCurtain County Wilderness Area and implications for red-cockaded woodpecker management
81. Vascular plants of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
82. A floristic study of Washington County, Oklahoma
83. Competitive and allelopathic suppression of understory by Oklahoma oak forests
84. The effect of disturbance in tall grass sites on an index of diversity and equatability
85. Weather and climatological data
86. The ecology of the western Oklahoma salt plains
87. Biotic type mapping of Oklahoma watersheds
88. Prairie dog in shinnery (oak scrub) savannah
89. Vegetation of an abandoned prairie-dog town in tall grass prairie
90. Wildlife occurrence and habitat conditions in Roger Mills and Custer counties, Oklahoma
91. Notes on some plants of Oklahoma
92. The ligneous flora of Rich Mountain, Arkansas and Oklahoma
93. The increasing importance of vines in southern Oklahoma
94. An analysis of an elm-ash floodplain community near Norman, Oklahoma
95. Plants of Oklahoma Lakes
96. Plant communities of Oklahoma lakes
97. The composition of a black willow forest in south central Oklahoma
98. The savanna concept in Oklahoma
99. The composition of a post oak forest in south-central Oklahoma
100. Effects of denudation on the productivity of grassland
101. The relation of grazing to plant succession in the tall grass prairie
102. Vegetational changes in a black willow forest over a four-year period
103. Influence of a wildfire in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma
104. Plant population changes in a native prairie plot plowed annually over a five-year period
105. Effects of fencing and plowing on plant succession in a revegetating field
106. Replacement of a population of Johnson grass by a vine-forb community
107. A plant community dominated by vines
108. A quantitative analysis of bottomland communities in south-central Oklahoma
109. The role of Rhus copallina in the dynamics of the forest-prairie ecotone of north-central Oklahoma
110. Relationships of vegetation and environment in buffalo wallows
111. The relationship of plant species heterogeneity to soil variation in buffalo wallows
112. Correlation between vegetation and geologic formations in Oklahoma
113. Phytosociological analysis of a tallgrass prairie in Marshall County, Oklahoma
114. The microclimate of a relict stand of sugar maple in Devil's Canyon in Canadian County, Oklahoma
115. The microclimate of sugar maple stands in Oklahoma
116. Vegetation of Beavers Bend State Park
117. Bottomland forests of north-central Oklahoma
118. A statistical method for determining quadrat size and adequacy sampling
119. Plant succession and yield of living plant material in a plowed prairie in central Oklahoma
120. An evaluation of the variable-radius and paired-tree methods in the blackjack-post oak forest
121. Composition of a green ash forest near Norman, Oklahoma
122. The upland forests of Oklahoma
123. The vegetation of the Mesa de Maya region of Colorado, New Mexico, and Oklahoma
124. Some botanical studies in the Black Mesa region of Oklahoma
125. Quercus stellata growth and stand characteristic in the Quercus stellata-Quercus marilandica forest type in the Cross Timbers region of central Oklahoma
126. Plant succession on abandoned fields in central Oklahoma and in the Transvaal Highveld
127. Annotated checklist of the vascular plants of Little Sahara State Park, Oklahoma
128. Oklahoma forests and woodlands
129. Pattern of retrogression of native vegetation in north central Oklahoma
130. Biotic and physiographic succession on abandoned eroded farmland
131. Distribution of eastern red cedar on Oklahoma rangelands
132. Habitat description and the life-form concept
133. Plant life in Oklahoma
134. Geology of Red Rock Canyon State Park
135. A broad analysis of fifteen sites in the tall-grass prairie of Oklahoma
136. Some observations on the spread of mesquite to the north in Cimarron County, Oklahoma
137. Shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata) in Bryan County, Oklahoma
138. The grassland communities of the Baum limestone in Johnston County, Oklahoma
139. The Chisholm Trail in geographic perspective
140. Species-soil relationships on the Great Salt Plains of northern Oklahoma
141. Primary succession on granite outcrops in southwestern Oklahoma
142. The vegetation of the lower levels of the floodplain of the South Canadian River in central Oklahoma
143. Some results of a summer's botanizing in Oklahoma
144. Classification of natural communities
145. A preliminary study of the shinnery in Oklahoma
146. Synopsis of wetland functions and values: Bottomland hardwoods with special emphasis on eastern Texas and Oklahoma