Office - 009 Eugene Butler Hall (979-845-8650)
Email: monique@mail.bio.tamu.edu

Note: While I welcome correspondence, I am often not able to answer all the questions I receive about science fair projects, sources for seeds, identification of obscure plants, etc. You might have better luck posting a query to the newsgroups bionet.plants and sci.bio.botany. If I see something there I can answer, I will! If you do e-mail me, please be sure your return address works!

M.S. Botany Texas A&M, December 1997.  Manual of the dicot flora of Brazos and surrounding counties.
B.S. Floriculture Texas A&M, May 1985

Publications:


Reed, M., R. V. Lansdown, and T. C. G. Rich.  2008.  The species of Fumaria (Papaveraceae) in Texas, including F. densiflora, first records from North America.  Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas.  2(2): 1347-1351.


Diggs, G. M., Jr., B. L. Lipscomb, M. D. Reed, and R. J. O'Kennon.  2006.  Illustrated flora of East Texas, Volume one:  ferns, gymnosperms, and monocots.  BRIT Press.  Fort Worth.


Reed, M. D.  2005.  Manual of the dicot flora of Brazos and surrounding counties, second edition.  (Available from Copy Corner in College Station--contact me for details.)


Reed, M. D., J. F. Hays, J. M. Canne-Hilliker, D. Price, J. Singhurst, and E. Keith. 2005.  A second population of Agalinis navasotensis (Scrophulariaceae) confirmed from Tyler County, Texas.  SIDA 21(3):1927-1929.


Reed, M. D., M. Ketchersid, and R. L. Thompson.  2004.  Solanum viarum (Solanaceae)--Tropical soda-apple confirmed from Texas.  SIDA 21(2): 7171-1174.


Reed, M. D.  2004.  Silene conoidea (Caryophyllaceae) new to Texas.  SIDA 21(1): 493-494.


Reed, M. D. and M. Ketchersid. 1998. Lycianthes asarifolia (Solanaceae) new and weedy in Texas. SIDA 18(1):361-361.


Canne-Hilliker, J. M. and M. Dubrule. 1993. A new species of Agalinis (Scrophulariaceae) from Grimes County,Texas. SIDA 15(3):425-440.

WWW Projects

TAMU Herbaria/Bioinformatics Work Group
Department of Biology Herbarium
Plant Systematics Courseware

Texas Floristics and plants endemic to Texas
Bog and Outcrop Plants
Invasive exotic plants such as Orobanche, Lycianthes, and Tropical Soda Apple
Botanical Illustration (I'll get some of my own artwork scanned eventually)
Native Plants in the Landscape
Development of Instructional Materials for Botany Courses

Checklist of the Vascular Plants of Texas
USDA Plants Database
Vascular Plant Image Gallery
A Swedish Flora (It doesn't matter if you don't read Swedish!)
Carnivorous Plant F.A.Q.
Rare botanical works from the Vatican Library (I am fascinated by illuminated manuscripts!)