Vol. 95 (2019): Yearbook 2019

Articles

• The flora and vegetation of Sosnovets Island, the White Sea

  Mikhail N. Kozhin, Ekaterina O. Golovina, Ekaterina I. Kopeina, Stanislav A. Kutenkov, Alexander N. Sennikov

  1-35

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• New combinations in the vascular flora of Finland, in the genera Spinulum, Oxybasis and Potentilla

  Arto Kurtto, Pertti Uotila

  36-39

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• The taxonomy and invasion status assessment of Erigeron annuus s.l. (Asteraceae) in East Fennoscandia

  Alexander N. Sennikov, Arto Kurtto

  40-59

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• Multitaxa species richness of a wood-pasture complex in the Finnish SW-archipelago

  Panu Kunttu, Anna Oldén, Kaisa J. Raatikainen, Kaisa Tervonen, Jukka Tobiasson, Panu Halme

  60-80

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• New records of the invasive alien Rosa rugosa (Rosaceae) in the Archipelago Sea National Park, SW Finland

  Panu Kunttu, Sanna-Mari Kunttu

  81-88

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• Morphological variation and a new variety of Gymnadenia conopsea (Orchidaceae) in Finland

  Tapani Kettunen, Pertti Uotila

  89-99

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• The genus Papaver in the Åland Islands, SW Finland

  Carl-Adam Hæggström

  100–112

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• The Hawthorn Moth Scythropia crataegella (Lepidoptera: Yponomeutidae) in Mariehamn, Åland Islands, in 2010–2018

  Carl-Adam Hæggström

  113–121

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• Personalities of Russian amateur botany, 2. Alexander Mikhailovich Polilov (1869–?), a forgotten plant collector in Russian Lapland, and his collection of Hieracium pasense

  Alexander N. Sennikov

  122–130

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• Indications of garfish Belone belone reproducing in Southern Finland

  Mikael von Numers, Jari Hänninen, Katja Mäkinen, Martin Snickars

  131–133

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• Accessions to the Botanical Museum of the Finnish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki, in 2018

  Mikko Piirainen, Sanna Laaka-Lindberg, Pertti Salo, Saara Velmala

  134–137

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• Societas pro Fauna et Flora Fennica 14.5.2018 – 13.5.2019

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  138–143

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• Nåtö biologiska station. Verksamhetsberättelse för år 2018

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  144–155

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