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UCREFRP Catalog Number
9348
Author
Crane, H. S.
Title
Fishery Investigations of the Glen Canyon and Flaming Gorge Impoundment Areas.
USFW Year
1959.
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-2~_ <br />Plant Life <br />Due to the tremendously irregular dissection of the topography of the Glen <br />Canyon area, the usual orderly arrangement of flora is upset and is found to occur <br />instead in discontinuous ecological areas, often v~th relatively sharp boundaries. <br />As would be expected, the heaviest plant cover is found to occur along the <br />river flood plain and at the mouths of some of the tributaries where extremely <br />heavy growths of willows and Tamirix predominate. In those side canyons which drain <br />large areas, the plant covering is usually sparse, due to the scouring action of <br />the streams during flooding. Side canyons which drain small areas and have a perm- <br />anent spring or seep-fed stream usually support a large plant population. The <br />country above the river and side canyons is typically grid with little plant cover. <br />Algae Collected in Glen Car~yon <br />Dr. Seville Flowers, Professor of Botany, 'University of Utah, identified-the <br />algae which was collected from the Glen Canyon area. Casual observations suggests <br />the caanmon species of Spiro~yra, Zy~nema and Cladophora as being the dominant fila- <br />mentous green algae and this is borne out by the collections. The species of algae <br />found in the Glen Canyon area are as follows: <br />CHLOROPHY'TA - Green algae <br />C,4lindrocapsa gemninella Woole <br />Sti~ioclonium attenuatum (Hexen) Collins <br />Chaetophora ele ans (Roth) Ag. <br />Cladophora fracta Dillw.) Ktz. <br />Cladophora ~lomerata (L.) Ktz. <br />Cladophora kuetzin~iana Grun. <br />Oedo~onium Spp• <br />Pediastrum inter,?rum Naegeli <br />Scenedesmus biiu~a (Turpin) Lager. <br />Scenedesmus ~uadricauda (Turpin) Breb. <br />Anlastrodesmus falcatus (Gorda) Ra1fs. <br />Ankistrodesmus spiralis (Turner) Lemmer. <br />Kirchneriella lunaris var. dianae Bohlin <br />Z4gnema cruciatum ~Taucher} A,Co Ag. <br />Zy~nema insignia (Hass) Ktz. <br />Zy~nema spy. <br />Spiro~yra Deminina (Muell.) Ktz. <br />Spiro~sra ~ortic~lis (Mue1T.)Gleve <br />Spiro~vra silvicola E.Ma Britt <br />Spiro~yra guadrata (Hass.) Petit <br />Spiro~vra webers Ktz. <br />Spiro~vra s <br />Mou~eotia capucina (Bury) Ag. <br />MouQeotia ~enuflexa (Dillw.)A.C.Ag. <br />Mou~eotia parvul~, Hass <br />Closterium acero~um (Schrank)Ehrenb. <br />Closterium turbini Breb. <br />Closterium ~. <br />CHRYSOPHITA - Yellov~green algae <br />Melosira spp. fragments <br />Tabellaria spp, <br />Synedra ulna (1Vitz.) Ehrenb. <br />Fra~ilaria spp.. <br />Astronelia formosa Hass. <br />Meridion circulare Hass. <br />Eunotia spp. <br />Navicula spp. <br />Pinnularia viridis (Nitz.) Ehrenb. <br />Masto~loea smithii var. Grun. <br />Gomphonema constrictum Chrenb. <br />Gomphonems, angustatum var.(Ktz.)Grun. <br />Gomphonema spp. <br />Cymbella spp. <br />
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