Floristics in the New Millennium: Proceedings of the Flora of the Southeast US Symposium

Floristics in the New Millennium: Proceedings of the Flora of the Southeast US SymposiumFloristics in the New Millennium surveys our knowledge of the flora of the Southeast United States. It is a guide to the many aspects of carrying out a modern floristic work. Almost 100 botanists assembled in Fort Worth, Texas in 1998 to report, discuss, and summarize our current knowledge of the flora, as well as to critically examine the application of new tools for conducting modern temperate floristic work. The proceedings are a ready reference

Co-author Ayanda Holder is a Barbadian student who will carry her knowledge of grasses into her leadership role

Situated on a series of north–south-trending relict beach dunes on Bodie Island

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One hundred-one names are accepted for the most speciose genus Senegalia (100 species

29 species and nine varieties are new to science

Coverage of the professors who taught botany during UNC’s first century includes their biographical background

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This effort by editors Stuckey and Burk is an attempt to fulfill Rudolph’s anticipated work on the popularization of botany

dating from 1883

has resulted in a genus that is poorly known

The Sierra de San Pedro Mártir is a giant mass of rock three kilometers high that

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