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Preliminaries
Encyclopedia Arctica 6: Plant Sciences (Regional)
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CAUTIONARY REMARKS
The papers in this volume are in the form intended
for submission, in 1950, to the editors of the publishers, who
then were the Johns Hopkins Press of Baltimore.It was anticipated that after an editing by the pub–
lishers their resulting version would be re-edited by the
Encyclopedia Arctica staff. In cases of disagreement, a final
version was to be arrived at by the two groups of editors.Those who use the present typescript will no doubt
find in it errors that would have been eliminated by one
group of editors or the other. Doubtless, too, there would
have been additions as well as other changes not due to dis–
covered errors.Viljhalmur Stefansson
Dartmouth College Library
Hanover, New Hampshire
December 9, 1954
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ENCYCLOPEDIA ARCTICA
Sponsored by
Office of Naval Research
Department of the Navy
Washington, D.C.Editor
Vilhjalmur StefanssonAssistant Editor
Olive WilcoxVOLUME VI
PLANT SCIENCES (Regional)
Adviser and Special Editor
Nicolas PoluninThe Stefansson Library
4 St. Luke's Place
New York 14April 1951
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CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLUME VI
Nicholas Polunin: Adviser and Special Editor
Basil M. Bensin Agronomist, Alaska Agricultural Experiment
Station, University of Alaska, College, AlaskaTyge W. Bøcher Lektor, Universitetets Planteanatomiske Laboratorium,
Copenhagen, DenmarkA. H. Bremer Professor, Norges Landbrukshøgskole, Vollebekk, Norway K. N. Christensen Manager, Danish Government Agricultural Station
in Greenland, Julianehaab, GreenlandWilliam Dickson Research Assistant to the Director, Central Experi–
mental Farm, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, Canada.George W. Gasser Fairbanks, Alaska (formerly Commissioner, Alaska
Department of Agriculture)Gunnar Holmsen Statsgeolg, Norges Geologiske Undersøkelser, Oslo, Norway Eric Hulten Professor and Director, Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet,
Stockholm, SwedenA. Leahey Principal Pedologist, Experimental Farms Service,
Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, CanadaJohannes Lid Konservator, Universitetets Botaniske Museum, Oslo, Norway George A. Llano Associate Curator, Division of Cryptogamia,
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.A Á skell Löve Institute of Botany and Genetics, University of
Iceland, Reykjavik, IcelandC. C. Nikiforoff Soil Scientist, Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and
Agricultural Engineering, U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Beltsville, Maryland.Rolf Nordhagen Professor, Universitetets Botaniske Museum, Oslo, Norway.
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EA-VI: Contributors
Iver J. Nygard Senior Soil Scientist, Division of Soil Survey,
Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural
Engineering, U.S. Department of Agriculture,
University Farm, St. Paul, MinnesotaA. C. Orvedal Soil Scientist, Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils,
and Agricultural Engineering, U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Beltsville, MarylandNicholas Polunin Macdonald Professor of Botany, McGill University,
Montreal; Research Fellow, Gray Herbarium, Harvard
University, Cambridge, MassachusettsA. Erling Porsild Chief Botanist, National Museum of Canada, Ottawa,
Ontario, CanadaHugh M. Raup Professor of Plant Geography, Harvard University;
Director, Harvard Forest, Petersham, MassachusettsJacques Rousseau Director, Montreal Botanical Garden, Canada Valery J. Tereshtenko Agricultural specialist, New York City, N.Y.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Subject Author Words Regional Flora and Vegetation Canadian Eastern Arctic Nicholas Polunin 42,000 (1) ok Flora and Vegetation between 55° and
60° N. in Quebec and LabradorJacques Rousseau 26,000 (2) ✓ Flora and Vegetation of Greenland Tyge W. Bøcher 11,500 (3) ✓ Flora and Vegetation of Iceland A Á skell Löve 7,400 (4) ✓ Flora and vegetation of Svalbard
and Jan MayenJohannes Lid 5,000 (5) ✓ Flora and Vegetation of Northern–
most Scandinavia – Missing –Rolf Nordhagen 10,000 (5a) ok Phytogeography and Vegetation of
the Soviet Arctic RegionEric Hult e é n 26,000 (6) o.k ✓ Phytogeography and Vegetation of
the Bering Sea DistrictEric Hult e é n 5,000 (6a) ✓ Flora and Vegetation of Arctic
Alaska, Yukon, and Northwest–
ern CanadaA. Erling Porsild 6,000 (7) ✓ Vegetation of the Central and
Southern Mackenzie River BasinHugh M. Raup 5,800 (8) ✓ Soils Introduction: Soil Formation under
Arctic ConditionsC. C. Nikiforoff 11,000 (9) ✓ Soils of Alaska Iver J. Nygard and
A.C. Orvedal8,400 (10) ✓ Soils of Arctic Canada A. Leahey 4,500 (11) ✓ Soils of Greenland Tyge W. Böcher 2,000 (11a) ✓ Soils of Svalbard and Northernmost
EuropeGunnar Holmsen 3,600 (12) ✓ Soils of the Eurasian Arctic C. C. Nikiforoff 11,000 (13) ✓
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Subject Author Words Economic Botany Edible Plants of the Arctic A. Erling Porsild 7,800 (14) ✓ Economic Botany of the Arctic A. Erling Porsild 11,000 (15) ✓ Utilization of Lichens in the
Arctic and SubarcticGeorge A. Llano 10,000 (16) ✓ Agriculture and Horticulture Agriculture and Horticulture of
Arctic and Subarctic AreasBasil M. Bensin and
George W. Gasser7,200 (17) ✓ Agriculture in Alaska George W. Gasser 6,500 (18) ✓ Agriculture and Horticulture in
GreenlandK. N. Christensen 3,400 (20) ✓ Plant Cultivation in Norway at
70-71° N. Lat. (Finnmark)A. H. Bremer 2,500 (21) ✓ Polar Agriculture and Horticulture
in the U.S.S.R.Valery J. Tereshtenko 21,000 (22) ✓ Total 260,700 words