Curriculum Vitae
 

Arthur Haines
219 Dead River Road
Bowdoin, ME 04287
207-837-4920
 
Education B.S., Wildlife Management, College of Forest Resources, University of Maine (1992)
  M.S., Botany and Plant Pathology, College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture, University of Maine (2006)
Experience 2003 to present: Research Botanist, New England Wild Flower Society—Flora Novae Angliae:  a five-year research project to write an updated flora for New England
  1998 to present: Regional Reviewer, Flora of North America project and Manual of Grasses of the United States; Contributor for the genera Euthamia and Exochorda
  2001–2003: Research Botanist, New England Wild Flower Society—Herbarium Recovery Project:  a two-year survey of New England herbaria for regionally rare species
  1996–2001: Woodlot Alternatives Inc., Plant Taxonomist and Wildlife Biologist
  1997: Adjunct Professor, Field Taxonomy of Maine, University of Maine (400 level)
  1996: Secondary Reviewer, Rhodora
  1991–1995: Assistant Curator, University of Maine Herbarium
  1991–1995: Field Technician, Christopher Campbell
    – morphology and reproductive biology of Amelanchier
    – demographic monitoring of Isotria medeoloides
  1993–1994: Teaching Assistant, Taxonomy of Vascular Plants (400 level)
  1994: Teaching Assistant, Field Natural History of Maine (200 level)
  1993: Teaching Assistant, Dendrology (200 level)
  1992: James W. Sewall Company, Carex oronensis survey
Publications Gilman, A.V., and A. Haines.  2006.  Symphyotrichum ontarionis (Asteraceae) new to Vermont.  Rhodora 108: 400–402.
  Haines, A.  2006.  Euthamia.  Pages  97–100 in Flora of North America Editorial Committee (editors).  Flora of North America, volume 20.  Oxford University Press, New York, NY.

 

 Haines, A.  2004.  Bayberry willow (Salix myricoides) Conservation Plan.  New England Plant Conservation Program, Framingham, MA.
  Haines, A., A. Cutko, and D. Sperduto.  2004.  Records for Carex rostrata (Cyperaceae) in New England.  Rhodora 106: 287–290.
  Arsenault, M.P. and A. Haines.  2004.  Rediscovery of Carex typhina (Cyperaceae) in Maine.  Rhodora 106: 52–54.
 

Haines, A.  2004.  Draba glabella (Brassicaceae), new to Maine.  Rhodora 106: 55–59.
  Harvey, L. and A. Haines.  2003.  Sagittaria teres (Alismataceae) in New Hampshire.  Rhodora 105: 282–285.
 

Haines, A.  2003.  Lycopodiella Χgilmanii (Lycopodiaceae), a new hybrid bog clubmoss from northeastern North America.  American Fern Journal 93: 196–202.
  Haines, A.  2003.  Vasey's rush (Juncus vaseyi) Conservation Plan.  New England Plant Conservation Program, Framingham, MA.

 

Haines, A.  2003.  A record for Selaginella eclipes (Selaginellaceae) in Massachusetts.  Rhodora 105: 189–191.

 

Haines, A. 2003.  Eleocharis aestuum (Cyperaceae) in New York.  New York Flora Association Newsletter 14: 4–6.

 

Haines, A.  2003.  The Families Huperziaceae and Lycopodiaceae in New England.  V.F. Thomas Co., Bar Harbor, ME.
  Haines, A., and B. Newcomer.  2002.  New Records for Chenopodium foggii in New England.  Rhodora 104: 422–428.
  Haines, A.  2002.  Fern Allies.  New England Wild Flower 6: 28–30.
  Haines, A.  2002.  A new combination in Lycopodiella (Lycopodiaceae).  Rhodora 104: 296–298.
  Haines, A.  2002.  Occurrence of Scirpus georgianus (Cyperaceae) in Maine.  Rhodora 104: 205–207.

 

Haines, A.  2001.  Herbarium Recovery Project.  Conservation News 4: 1.
  Haines, A.  2001.  St. John River oxytrope (Oxytropis campestris var. johannensis) Conservation Plan. New England Plant Conservation Program, Framingham, MA.
  Haines, A.  2001.  Discovery of two new Lycopodiella (Lycopodiaceae) in Maine. Rhodora 103: 431–434.
  Haines, A.  2001.  The Genus Viola of Maine. V.F. Thomas Co., Bar Harbor, ME. 81 pp.
  Haines, A.  2001.  Eleocharis aestuum, a new tidal river shore spikesedge of eastern United States. Novon 11: 45–49.
  Haines, A.  2000.  Rediscovery of Symphyotrichum anticostense in the United States. Rhodora 102: 198–201.
  Haines, A.  2000.  Parker’s pipewort (Eriocaulon parkeri) Conservation Plan. New England Plant Conservation Program, Framingham, MA.
  Haines, A. and T.F. Vining.  1998.  Flora of Maine.  V.F. Thomas Company, Bar Harbor, ME.  847 pp.
  Haines, A.  1995.  Key to the genus Utricularia (Lentibulariaceae) in Maine, based on vegetative characters. Maine Naturalist 2: 47–49.
  Campbell, C.S., H.P. Adams, P. Adams, A.C. Dibble, L.M. Eastman, S.C. Gawler, L.L. Gregory, B.A. Grunden, A. Haines, K. Jonson, S.C. Rooney, T.F. Vining, J.E. Weber, and W.A. Wright.  1995.  Checklist of the vascular plants of Maine, third revision. Maine Agricultural and Forest Experiment Station Bulletin 884.
Abstracts Haines, A., T.F. Vining, C.S. Campbell, and W.A. Wright. 1996. Taxonomic status and geographic distribution of Schoenoplectus Χsteinmetzii. American Journal of Botany.
  Dibble, A.C., C.S. Campbell, W.A. Wright, A. Haines, C.W. Greene, and C.S. Major. 1993. Morphological variation in Amelanchier (Rosaceae, Maloideae) at a taxonomically complex site in Maine. American Journal of Botany 80(6): 144.
Affiliations Josselyn Botanical Society—Vice President
  New England Botanical Club
  American Society of Plant Taxonomists
  Botanical Advisory Group (Maine)
  New England Plant Conservation Program Task Force
Botanical

Notes

An irregularly published  newsletter dedicated to dispersing taxonomic and ecological information useful for plant identification in New England (URL:http://www.woodlotalt.com/publications/publications.htm).
   

Number 1. Notes on Bolboschoenus in Maine.
   

Number 2. Clarifying the taxonomy of Salicornia sensu lato of the northeastern United States; Taxonomy and distribution of Acorus in Maine.
   

Number 3. The Juncus bufonius complex in Maine; Elymus macgregorii, a recently described wild-rye of eastern United States.
   

Number 4. Identification and taxonomy of two difficult maritime hybrids with Carex paleacea.
   

Number 5. Identification and ecology of rare Chenopodium in Maine.
   

Number 6. Juncus anthelatus and its identification in Maine; Taxonomy of the Cypripedium parviflorum complex in Maine.
   

Number 7. Clarifying the generic concepts of Aster sensu lato in New England.
   

Number 8.  Taxonomy of Viola subsinuata in New England; Identification of Lycopodium lagopus.
   

Number 9.  The taxonomic status of Bidens heterodoxa; Identification of Caulophyllum giganteum.
    Number 10.  New combination in Poa.
    Number 11.  New combination in Eupatorium (Asteraceae).
Taxonomy Seminars Workshops given at various venues, including Bowdoin College and Josselyn Botanical Society summer meetings, focusing on identification, ecology, and systematics of difficult plant groups featured in the northeast.
    Asters (Genera: Aster, Doellingeria, Ionactis, Oclemena, Sericocarpus, and Symphyotrichum)
    Rushes (Genera: Juncus and Luzula)
    Willows (Genus: Salix)
    Goldenrods (Genera: Euthamia, Oligoneuron, and Solidago)
    Pondweeds (Genera: Potamogeton and Stuckenia)
    Bulrushes (Genera: Bolboschoenus, Schoenoplectus, Scirpus, and Trichophorum)
    Wild-ryes (Genus: Elymus)
    Violets (Genus: Viola)
    Eleocharis ovata complex of North America
    Firmosses and clubmosses (Families: Huperziaceae and Lycopodiaceae)
    Knotweeeds (Genera:  Fallopia, Persicaria, and Polygonum)
    Hawkweeds and king-devils (Genera:  Hieracium and Pilosella)

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