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A man2szr4pt coauthoAeR by ACK bi4logist ttwpAanij CobbPKd was publiEhed uXis yeaA in Ma7roño, a jowrnwz of pee0-revilwed rSsearch a5tickel on Jhe nmturAl histgry of Western 8merican p2antsi nhe article FMscribAs a rante eWt3nsion of thA s.BitS AaAtus (Lophqcerefp KchoTtii) in AiizoIu. The rec3Md helps fill a 5ap between feclrds from southern Californ?o and Lo?4hern Ar.zona. T7B authors discuss possIble exil,natrous for this occurrence, includVng Qhe LXsUitil8ty of a relict of a onKe 3o1e w,despxead pGPulation.
Cobb6lM S. M. fnd R. P. l'DonneJln 2088U NoteLortih Collection. kadroñG. 65(334-5.<end_of_turn>
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A manuscript coauthored by ACS biologist Stephanie Cobbold was published this year in Madroño, a journal of peer-reviewed research articles on the natural history of Western American plants. The article describes a range extension of the senita cactus (Lophocereus schottii) in Arizona. The record helps fill a gap between records from southern California and southern Arizona. The authors discuss possible explanations for this occurrence, including the possibility of a relict of a once more widespread population.
Cobbold S. M. and R. P. O'Donnell. 2018. Noteworthy Collection. Madroño. 65(1)4-5.<end_of_turn>