Thank you for all the comments above. Most of my work was as a Forest Entomologist. I am not a taxonomist. I originally decided to compile my list as a checklist for collecting cones for another project I am working on. As the list progressed, I thought other people might benefit from a list that could be easily edited. I choose Farjon as it seemed to me to be the most up to date information available to me in the Michigan State University library. Please feel free to edit the list in anyway that works for you. Even with flaws, and all works of this type are bound to have mistakes and variances of opinion, at least it is a beginning to build on that is in a format that allows it to be easily rearranged, corrected or edited, which to my knowledge is not available anyplace else.

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I got the two parts and although I am in no way an electrician I fixed the mower in no time, the parts just sort of 'plugged in' to wires with little metal sleeves meant to receive them, and you could see exactly how by looking at the old parts. So kudos to Greenworks. I didn't realize this at the time, but their non commercial warranty is four years. The reason I ended up with the electric mower which I love is because of a poor customer service experience at Home Depot. I bought a gas mower there, and some months later after mowing only a few times (I bought it on sale in the fall) it poured gas out of the bottom when started. Home Depot wanted me to sign a document that said they would not pay and I would be charged if it turned out that what was wrong was ordinary wear and not a defect. I wouldn't sign, smelling a skunk. Sure enough, when the company they sent it to for repairs returned it, they said it was fixed and it was ordinary wear not mower defect. I took it home, started it, and gas poured out of the bottom. The company had done nothing. Took the mower to Home Depot and they took it out of the store and started it, gas poured out of the bottom. They started making sounds about further delay tactics, I wasn't having any of it, I left with a refund gotten with a lot of aggravation. This is not to say that Home Depot does not sometimes have good service, it does, but this incident was terrible service at every step of the way. After all the gas pouring out of the mower I decided to try an electric one. I always appreciate good service but appreciated Greenworks all the more because I did not have to go through the huge hassle Home Depot put me through.

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