Cumulative Indices - Volumes 1 to 70 (1974-1992)
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Editors – No.s 1-70 Personal Names – No.s 1 - 30 Taxon Names – No.s 1 - 30 Subject – No.s 1 - 30 |
Subjects - Volumes 51 to 70
REPORTS OF A.S.B.S. GENERAL MEETINGS Eleventh 56: 19-28 Twelfth 60: 30-36 Thirteenth 65: 13-18 REPORTS OF A.S.B.S. COUNCIL MEETINGS REPORTS OF A.S.B.S. LOCAL CHAPTERS Adelaide 55: 14; 68: 30 Canberra 55: 13-14; 59: 10-11; 61: 17; 68: 30 Melbourne 51: 12-13; 55: 12-13; 59: 10; 67: 33-34; 69: 23-24 Sydney 52: 17; 65: 33-34; 66: 24-25; 67: 35 REPORTS OF AFFILIATED SOCIETIES Papua New Guinea Botanical Society 56: 34 A.S.B.S. BUSINESS An Introduction to PATN 69: 5 Biological Council of Australia 60: 34 Botanical History symposium - publication of proceedings 60: 33 Change of address 57: 12 Council elections 58: 20-21; 59: 5; 62: 9; 67: 28; 69: 5 CSIRO scientific journals 52: 19; 56: 40; 60: 46; 64: 31; 68: 27 Election of officers 70: 23 Flora of Central Australia 56: 23; 58: 21; 60: 32 Fund raising activities 65: 15 Future meetings and symposia 54: 17; 56: 23-24; 60: 34; 65: 16, 19 Group photograph from the symposium 56: 30 Letters from the Society 55: 11 Membership of FASTS 56: 28-30 Newsletter editor 53: 23; 54: 1; 64: 18; 65: 27 Newsletter editor's report 56: 22; 60: 32; 65: 14-15 Notice of General Meeting 58: 20; 59: 5; 62: 9; 67: 28; 69: 5 President's report 56: 20; 60: 30; 65: 13 Problems with the distribution of Newsletter no. 50 51: 16 Systematic botany research fund 59: 6-7; 60: 33-34; 64: 17-18; 65: 15, 19 Student prize 65: 15 Subscription rate 56: 23; 57: 12; 58: 20; 59: 6; 60: 33; 61: 6; 64: 18; 65: 16 Subscription warning 51: 16; 57: 12; 60: 37; 62: 9; 66: 20; 70: 23 Treasurer's report 56: 20-21, 25-28; 60: 30-32, 35-36; 65: 13-14, 17-18 A.S.B.S. MEMBERSHIP LISTS 57: 13-16 NEWS FROM HERBARIA AND GARDENS AD 59: 15-17 ADU 59: 15-17 BRI 59: 17 BRIU 63: 9-10 BSIP 68: 19 DNA 54: 16 FRI 56: 39 HO 53: 21-22 MEL 52: 20; 60: 38-39 NT 54: 16 PERTH 57: 24 UNSW 52: 18-19 A.S.B.S. SYMPOSIA AND WORKSHOPS Biogeography and phylogenetics of Pacific flora (1992) 65: 19; 69: 5-6 Botanical history in Australasia (1988) 53: 21; 54: 17 DELTA workshop (1990) 63: 13 Gondwanan affinities in the Australian flora (1989) 56: 38; 60: 1, 19-23 Indo-Pacific biogeography: At the crossroads (1990) 61: 6; 62: 8-9; 63: 12-13; 64: 2-10 Plant systematics in the age of molecular biology (1989) 56: 38; 60: 1, 11-19 Southern temperate ecosystems: Origin and diversification (1993) 69: 6 Systematic and ecological relationships of the South Pacific floras (1991) 65: 19; 66: 20-21; 67: 28; 68: 27; 69: 6-18 Systematic status of large flowering plant genera (1986) 53: 26-93 Systematics, evolution and conservation of the Western Australian biota (1993) 65: 19-21 REPORTS FROM AUSTRALIAN BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES STUDY Flora of Australia 51: 13-14; 54: 16; 55: 12; 56: 33; 57: 17; 58: 28; 59: 9; 60: 39; 61: 15; 62: 13-14; 63: 14-15; 64: 19-20; 65: 32-33; 66: 23; 67: 33; 68: 28; 69: 19; 70: 25 Flora grants 57: 17-18; 61: 14-15; 65: 30-32; 69: 20-22 Flora grants preferred objectives 65: 32; 69: 19-20 REPORTS FROM AUSTRALIAN BOTANICAL LIAISON OFFICER J.G. West 53: 14-17; 55: 20; 56: 34-35 Wilson, K.L. 58: 29-30; 60: 40 Macfarlane, T.D. 61: 18; 62: 14-15; 63: 15; 64: 20-21 G.J. Leach 65: 34-36; 66: 23-24; 67: 35-36; 68: 29 P.S. Short 69: 23; 70: 27 REPORTS FROM COUNCIL OF HEADS OF AUSTRALIAN HERBARIA Sixteenth meeting 57: 19-21 Seventeenth meeting 62: 9-11 Eighteenth meeting 65: 28-30 PERSONAL NEWS Appointments 55: 12 Ashby, Alison 52: 18 Boden, Robert 58: 28; 59: 7 Carolin, Roger 61: 7-14 Carr, S.G. Maisie 56: 30; 58: 21-27 Chippendale, George 58: 28 Churchill, David 67: 37 Conn, Barry 67: 30-33 Court, Arthur 59: 8 Foreman, Don 66: 21 Green, John 54: 13-15 Hale, Mason Ellsworth 64: 19 Henderson, Rod 64: 17 Holttum, Eric 65: 27 Jessep, Alexander William 67: 37 Job movements 66: 25 Johnson, Bob 65: 25-27 Leach, Greg 66: 22 Lee, Alma 66: 25 Leiden appointments 68: 33 Macfarlane, Terry 64: 21; 70: 27 Morrison, David 66: 22 Newbey, K. 57: 16 Powell, Jocelyn 66: 21 Short, Philip S. 68: 33 West, Judy 67: 28-29 Wiecek, Barbara 66: 22-23 Woolcock, Collin Elwyn 62: 6-8 BOOK REVIEWS Bates, R.J. & J.Z. Weber: "Orchids of South Australia" 66: 29 Blackall, W.E. & B.J. Grieve: "How to Know Western Australian Wildflowers, Part 1. Second edn" 59: 14-15 Brock, J.: "Top End Native Plants" 56: 37 Brooker, M.I.H. & D.A. Kleinig: "Field Guide to Eucalypts, Volume 2. South-western and Southern Australia" 63: 19-20 Brownsey, P.J. & T.N.H. Galloway: "A Key to the Genera of New Zealand Ferns and Allied Plants" 53: 20 Carter, H.B.: "Sir Joseph Banks" 57: 23 Chippendale, G.M.: "Flora of Australia, Volume 19. Eucalyptus, Angophora (Myrtaceae)" 59: 13-14 Clarke, I. & H. Lee: "Name that Flower" 56: 35-36 Cribb, A.B. & J.W. Cribb: "Plant Life of the Great Barrier Reef and Adjacent Shores" 55: 15-16 Cronquist, A.: "The Evolution and Classification of Flowering Plants. Second edn" 63: 16-19 Dashorst, G.R.M. & J.P. Jessop: "Plants of the Adelaide Plains and Hills" 66: 27-28, 28-29 Ducker, S.C.: "The Contented Botanist" 58: 31-32 Elliot, W.R. & D.L. Jones: "Encyclopaedia of Australian Plants Suitable for Cultivation, Volume 5" 67: 40-41 Forman, L. & D. Bridson: "The Herbarium Handbook" 66: 26-27 Harden, G. (ed.): "Flora of New South Wales, Volume 1" 68: 36-37 Hawkes, J.G. & J.P. Hjerting: "The Potatoes of Bolivia: Their Breeding Value and Evolutionary Relationships" 62: 16 Hawkes, J.G., R.N. Lester, M. Nee & N. Estrada-R (eds): "Solanaceae III. Taxonomy, Chemistry, Evolution" 70: 34-35 Holm-Nielsen, L.B., I.C. Nielsen & H. Balslev (eds): "Tropical Forests: Botanical Dynamics, Speciation and Diversity" 67: 38-39 Hull, David L.: "Science as a Process: An Evolutionary Account of the Social and Conceptual Development of Science" 64: 22-27 Isaacs, J.: "Bush Food: Aboriginal Food and Herbal Medicine" 54: 15-16 Jeffrey, C.: "An Introduction to Plant Taxonomy" 70: 30-33 Ladiges, P.Y. & L.W. Martinelli (eds): "Plant Systematics in the Age of Molecular Biology" 68: 33-35 Mitchell, A.A. & D.G. Wilcox: "Plants of the Arid Shrublands of Western Australia" 60: 42 Norst, M.J.: "Ferdinand Bauer. The Australian Natural History Drawings" 59: 11-12 Prescott, A.: "It's Blue with Five Petals" 58: 31 Ramson, W.S. (ed.): "The Australian National Dictionary: Australian Words and their Origins" 62: 17 Robbrecht, E.: "Tropical Woody Rubiaceae. Characteristic Features and Progressions. Contribution to a New Subfamilial Classification" 61: 18-19 Robinson, L.: "Field Guide to the Native Plants of Sydney" 70: 33-34 Short, P.S. (ed.): "History of Systematic Botany in Australasia" 67: 41-42 Simon, B.K.: "A Key to Australian Grasses" 64: 27-28 Stace, C.A.: "Plant Taxonomy and Biosystematics" 70: 30-33 Stirton, C.H. & J.L. Zarucchi (eds): "Advances in Legume Biology" 70: 28-30 Taylor, P.: "The Genus Utricularia - A Taxonomic Monograph" 62: 17-18 Tucker, R.: "Palms of Subequatorial Queensland" 56: 38 Tunbridge, D.: "The Story of the Flinders Ranges Mammals" 70: 35 Twidale, C.R., M.J.Tyler & M. Davies (eds): "Ideas and Endeavours - The Natural Sciences in South Australia" 53: 18-19 Tynan, P.J.: "Pioneer, Priest and Botanist - Benedetto Scortechini" 60: 42-43 Webb, C.J., P.N. Johnson & W.R. Sykes: "Flowering Plants in New Zealand" 65: 36-37 Woolcock, D.: "A Fieldguide to Native Peaflowers of Victoria and Southeastern Australia" 62: 18-19 Womersley, H.B.S.: "The Marine Benthic Flora of Southern Australia. Part II" 55: 16-17 Zohary D. & M. Hopf: "Domestication of Plants in the Old World" 56: 36 DETERMINAVIT SLIPS Muniria integerrima 70: 24 TOPICS AND TITLES A bicentenary 68: 25-26 Advances in Labiatae Science conference 67: 34 Adventive flora of the Cook Islands 69: 17 Advice for the over-educated 65: 20-25 A family rent by rifting: A short history of the phytogeography of the Solanaceae 64: 8 Affinities of southern Cupressaceae 60: 20-21 After dinner speech 65: 20-25 Alligator Rivers region collection at UNSW 52: 18-19 Amazon rainforest - Another threat to its survival 57: 3-5 Ambiguous gender in latin diagnoses 64: 15 APINMAP 60: 43-44 Are herbarium collections useful in non-taxonomic studies? 65: 8-12 Aspects of the systematics of the eucalypts 53: 91-93 Australasian bryophyte workshop 67: 43 Australasian Plant Pathology Society conference 54: 17-18; 58: 32 Australia 1788 - A mine of botanical novelty 53: 17-18 Australia Day Council medal 58: 28 Australian Academy of Science programmes 1989-90 55: 20 Australian Academy of Science programmes 1990-91 63: 22 Australian botanical liaison officers 64: 21 Australian bryophyte workshop 54: 19 Australian Flora Foundation Inc. 60: 47 Australian Flora Foundation grants 70: 37 Australian lichenologists, 8th meeting 54: 20 Australian National Parks & Wildlife Service 65: 37 Australian Science Archives project 56: 10-13; 64: 32 Australian Systematic Biology Society? 55: 3-5 Australian Systematic Botany 52: 20; 69: 28-29 Australian visit by Dr W.D. Clayton 56: 40 Australia's biota and the national interest: The role of biological collections 70: 36 Authorship of the Compositae of Plantae Muellerianae 70: 19-22 Authors of monumental bio-bibliography honoured 56: 4-5 Back copies of ASBS Newsletter 56: 40 Back issues of serials 59: 18 Back issues of Taxon 70: 38 Back issues of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society of N.S.W. 60: 45 Baron Constantin von Ettinghausen, pioneer botanist of the Australian palaeoflora 56: 4-10 Bibliography of recent literature on Banksia 60: 46 Biogeography of Dendrobiinae (Orchidaceae) 64: 4-5 Biogeography of Elaeocarpaceae 64: 5 Biogeography of Indo-Pacific grasses 64: 10 Bloodwood bonanza 55: 5-9 Blue devil - Eryngium ovinum A.Cunn. reinstated 53: 3-4 Books for sale 68: 39 Brachyglottis compacta: Ecology and conservation of a specialized, restricted endemic, shrubby daisy 69: 16 Bracken-89: preliminary notice 52: 17 Breeding systems as generic determinants 53: 59-64 Brigalow Bob 65: 26-27 Buddleja - Where is it in Australia? 69: 2-3 Burbidge, Nancy T., Memorial Lecture 52: 1-7; 56: 1-4; 60: 2-11; 65: 1-7 Cabbage tree: A threatened species? 69: 7 Camels: Their food preferences in central Australia 69: 4 Cape York Peninsula scientific expedition 66: 30-31 Case of the five acacias 63: 1-4 Cassia ... One genus of three? 53: 85-87 Casuarinaceae: A biogeography-based theory 68: 14-16 Casuarinaceae: A few problematic fossil records 66: 15-16 Casuarinaceae: A palynological review 62: 4-5 Casuarinaceae: Allocasuarina is unsupported 70: 16-19 Casuarinaceae - Some clarifications 67: 25-26 Casuarinaceae: The closest taxon to the family 61: 2-3 Casuarinas on the wing, or Fancies on the wing? 67: 26-27 Cautionary note on Robert Brown's Australian collecting localities 57: 5-7 CAVP and APNI databases 68: 32 Central Australian bloodwoods: An answer to Kleinig 51: 9-11 Change of publisher for Flora Malesiana 68: 39 Changes in relative mobility of pancreatic amylase variants in isoelectric focusing 64: 10 Chemical characters and generic delimitation 53: 49-54 Chips off the old block: Paleogeographic development of SE Asia by rifting, drifting and collision 64: 3-4 Chromosome number reports 65: 38 Cladistic analysis of the tribe Epacrideae (Epacridaceae) 69: 15 Cladistic biogeography of marine water striders (Insecta, Hemiptera) in the Indo-Pacific 64: 2-3 Cladistic genealogies: An illustrated history of phylogenetic systematics 1864-1950 69: 10 Classification and generic status in the Epacridaceae - a preliminary analysis 53: 70-78 Classification of Australian Casuarinaceae using allozyme evidence 60: 21 Cleland memories 68: 2-11 Climatic and edaphic correlates of divaricating species in central North Island 69: 9 Comment on Acacia Miller 54: 12-13 Comment on the Newsletter 67: 27 Comparative study of Metrosideros-dominated primary succession on recent a'a lava flows at Rangitoto Island, New Zealand, and Mauna Loa, Hawai'i 69: 8-9 Concept of the genus 53: 27-31 Conference and workshop on conservation biology 67: 42-43 Conference on monocotyledons 68: 37-38 Constraints of freedom - Callistemon and Melaleuca in Australia and New Caledonia 69: 9-10 Continental drip - A theory of the shape of continents 58: 15-18 Continental drip reviewed 68: 23-25 Continental drip revisited 68: 21-23 Co-ordinating research on molecular evolution of plants 70: 25 Corynocarpus: An isolated genus of Australasian trees 69: 13-14 Crew archives in the Queensland Herbarium: John Carne Bidwill 64: 16 Current state of phylogenetic gene sequencing in plants 64: 29-31 Cycad 93 70: 37 Data systems of the Western Australian Herbarium 51: 1-3 Directory of Pacific botanists 69: 29 Distributional patterns and tectonic development in Indonesia: Wallace reinterpreted 64: 6 Distribution of some New Zealand hepatics and their Pacific relationships 69: 7-8 Distribution patterns in Metrosideros 69: 10 Diversity of Solanum fruits: A world survey 52: 1-7 Domin's Australian grass types come to light 68: 11-13 Druid's Caps - George Caley's collections of the genus Pterostylis R.Br. in the colony of New South Wales 1800-1810 66: 16-19 Early collecting numbers of Charles A. Gardner 54: 4-6 Ecology of Sydney plants project 68: 38 Editor's passport 59: 8 Epizootic blindness in goats following consumption of Stypandra glauca: A comment and a request 53: 6-7 Erratum 68: 1 Eucalyptus II: errata 55: 9-10 Evolution of endemics within Fiji: Allopatric or sympatric speciation? 69: 18 Extinction and diversity in Tasmania in the Pleistocene 69: 12 Extinction is not always for ever: Triunia robusta (Proteaceae) 63: 9 Fake tectonics and continental drip 68: 20-21 Fast PCOA projections with PATN and laser printer 60: 28-29 FASTS - NSTAG 56: 39 Federation of Australian Scientific and Technological Societies general meeting 69: 22 Fenner conference on the National Biodiversity Strategy 69: 29-30 Ferdinand Mueller's earliest Australian plant collections 52: 11-13 First impressions: The British discovery of Australia 55: 18 Flora Malesiana - An international symposium commemorating Professor Dr C.G.G.J. van Steenis 53: 22 Flora Malesiana symposium 57: 24-25; 69: 30 Flora Malesiana workshop 61: 15-16 Flora of North America 56: 33 Flora of the Kimberley Region 55: 18 Flora: The art of botany 60: 41 Forest 90 63: 23 Fruit anatomy and systematics of the Simaroubaceae 69: 10 Genera, what and why - some thoughts 53: 31-38 Generic concepts in Asteraceae 53: 67-70 Generic limits in New Zealand Gnaphalieae 69: 17-18 Generic status in the Chenopodiaceae 53: 78-85 Generic status of Acacia sensu lato 53: 87-91 Genetic and environmental components of local variation in tussock-forming Festuca 69: 13 Geographic range and the genus concept 53: 47-49 Geographic relationships of the Rhytismataceae of New Zealand 69: 12 George Caley - Botanicus peritus et accuratus 63: 10-12 George Caley's contribution to systematic botany 62: 1-4 Ghost stories: Adaptation of the New Zealand flora to vertebrate browsing 69: 13 Gondwanan affinities and evolution within the Liliiflorae 60: 19 Gondwanan grasses in the Australian flora 60: 22 Grammitidaceae of the South Pacific 69: 15 Grasses of the New World and 42nd AIBS meeting, San Antonio, Texas 68: 16-19 Grass manuscript by C.C. Mez for Engler's Pflanzenreich 69: 3-4 Guide to acronyms for new and unsuspecting players in the CHAH game 57: 21-22 Hennig VII 56: 31-32 Hennigian analysis of the Eukaryotae 60: 24-26 Herbarium assistants workshop 57: 24 Herbarium ceiling as plant press 70: 26 Herbarium computist's lament 62: 5 Hiding your light behind a bushell! 55: 10 Highlights from overseas visit to the Netherlands, England, Zimbabwe and South Africa 62: 12-13 Hybridization in five alpine species of Ranunculus 64: 9 Improving the stability of names: Needs and options symposium 63: 21-22; 67: 10-20 Increased nomenclatural stability through lists of names in current use 55: 1-3 In defence of Melaleuca diosmatifolia 53: 1-2 In defence of Melaleuca erubescens 51: 4 Index Nominum Genericorum cards: Don't throw them out 58: 19 In honorem Georgii Caley - George Caley'scollections and descriptions of orchids
in the colony of New South Wales 1800-1810 67: 2-9 In support of an Australian Systematic Biology Society 56: 16 International Botanical Congress 62: 21 International congress of the history of science 57: 25 International Geosphere-Biosphere program 61: 4-5 International Organisation for Plant Information 68: 30-31; 69: 24-25 International Organisation of Plant Biosystematists 55: 18; 56: 39 International Solanaceae conference 63: 22 International symposium on the preservation and conservation of natural history collections 64: 32 International Union of the History and Philosophy of Science 61: 20 International Working Group on Taxonomic Databases for Plant Sciences membership application 64: 31 International Working Group on Taxonomic Databases for Plant Sciences, TDWG 7 69: 25-28 Introduced strandplants: A progress report 64: 8-9 Introduction to cladistics, with examples from Hebe (Scrophulariaceae) 69: 10-11 IUBS Commission for Taxonomic Databases 62: 22 Jesse M. Greenman award 1991 68: 39 John Child bryophyte workshop 65: 38 Jones on Greene 67: 20-21 Launching of Flora of Australia, volume 19 56: 15-16 Leaf anatomy in Gnaphalieae (Compositae) 69: 8 Letter to the editors 59: 18; 62: 23; 63: 23 Library collections 65: 12-13 Limonium hyblaeum: An early introduction to Australia named at last 52: 14 Linnean Society of London annual regional meeting 63: 23 List of names in current use 55: 1 Loranthaceae: Reunion of an old Gondwanan family at Wallace's Line 64: 3 Macquarie Island - A report on a short visit 64: 11-15 Macrofossil evidence for Gondwanan elements in the Indo-Pacific flora 64: 4 Manifold uses of the Epson PX-8 portable lap-top computer in herbarium work 51: 5-8 Marine algae of the Chatham Islands 69: 14-15 Melbourne: A focal point for early botanical activity 56: 1-4 Memories of J.M. Black 70: 2-13 Method for dealing with unordered multistate characters 67: 22 Method for recording UV reflectance patterns in flowers using monochromatic film 59: 2-4 Microfiche of herbaria housed in Australian collections 63: 21 Molecular evolutionary clock 60: 21-22 Molecules and systematics 60: 11-15 Morphological study of fossil and modern Elaeocarpus (Elaeocarpaceae) fruits in Australia and New Zealand 64: 8 Morphology and geography in Indo-Pacific non-aurantioid Rutaceae 64: 5 My first revision gave me so much satisfaction 61: 1 Narcissus naturalised in South Australia and Victoria 61: 3-4 New record for the problematic genus Lepturopetium (Poaceae) 59: 5 New records in the naturalised flora of South Australia 53: 7-14 Note on Gnaphalium L. in Australia 52: 7-11 Notes on Nancy Burbidge 67: 21-22 Not-so-brief review of the history of the Australian Systematic Botany Society Newsletter 66: 4-14 Old herbaria: Who collected what? 68: 26 Opening remarks to the first issue of the ASBS Newsletter 66: 2-3 Orbea Haw. or Stapelia L. (Asclepiadaceae): A choice of generic name for the naturalised carrion flower 53: 4-6 Origin and biogeography of angiosperms 64: 6 Origins of the Melanesian and Polynesian Eucnemidae (Coleoptera) 64: 7 Origins, radiations and sifting in the Australasian biota - Changing concepts from new data and old 60: 2-11 Pachystoma pubescens Blume (Orchidaceae) rediscovered in the Northern Territory 61: 5 Pacific botany for the 21st century conference 69: 30 Pacific science congress 57: 26; 61: 20; 67: 36 Pacific science intercongress 57: 25 Paper records 67: 36-37 Pittosporaceae - An old east Gondwanan family? 60: 20 Plant collecting in the island of Pins Colonnaires 52: 15-16 Plant resource data standards - Validation and use in SIS 69: 8 Plant systematics in the age of molecular biology: Synthesis and prospect 60: 16-19 Plant Taxonomic Literature in Australian Libraries 62: 22-23 Plant taxonomists online 68: 29; 70: 38 Pleurotus in the South Pacific 69: 16 Pollination and seed dispersal in Euphrasia disperma Hook.f. (Scrophulariaceae) of New Zealand and their evolutionary significance 64: 3 Pollination syndromes as generic determinants 53: 54-59 Poor slides and poor speakers: Can anything be done? 65: 12 Primitive angiosperms for enzyme electrophoresis - request for seed 52: 17 Problems in the organisation of plant taxonomic work 54: 6-12 Publication dates of Australian Systematic Botany 60: 46 Publishing of ASBS Council meetings 67: 27 Racosperma again 59: 1-2 Razors 67: 37 R.C. Gunn and J. Milligan: A cautionary note 54: 1-4 Recent publications 51: 14-15; 53: 24; 55: 17; 56: 38; 57: 23; 62: 19-20; 63: 20-21; 64: 28; 65: 37; 66: 29; 67: 42; 68: 37; 70: 35 Rediscovery of Muellerargia timorensis (Cucurbitaceae) 59: 4 Relationships within the Lamiales 69: 9 Reply to Bean 56: 17-19 Request 62: 20 Request for copies of Newsletters 66: 30 Request for information 61: 19-20 Request for material 53: 23; 57: 26; 58: 32; 63: 23; 65: 38; 67: 44; 68: 38, 39; 70: 37-38, 38 Request for naturalized strandplants 69: 28 Response of Iris lacustris, a threatened North American species, to drought 69: 14 Restriction of Nothofagus subgenus Brassospora to tropical latitudes: Some interpretations from ecophysiological studies 64: 8 Resurrection of the Honiara Herbarium (BSIP), Solomon Islands 68: 19 Revision of Flora Europaea volume 1 53: 22-23 Revisiting rarity - A botanical perspective on rarity and extinction 69: 11-12 Robert Mudie (1777-1842) and Australian botany, or The saga of the Black Bean 70: 13-15 Roleau card index to specific epithets 58: 18-19 Role of cladistics in generic delimitation 53: 38-47 Rudi Lemberg travelling fellowship 62: 21 Samaras and feathers, or Casuarinas on the wing? 67: 23-25 Science of the Pacific island peoples 61: 20 Science, systematics and specimens 65: 7-8 SEABOP 60: 44-45 Search subscriptions 55: 19 Sebastian Schauer, an overlooked botanist 58: 19 Setting priorities for the conservation of New Zealand's plants and animals 69: 14 Simple plant press 60: 27 Smilax glyciphylla, or A case of I for Novello, O for the garden wall or Y for biscuit? 57: 1-3 Society of Systematic Biologists 67: 44 Software licences 67: 44 Southern Connection Newsletter 70: 38 Spelling possessive place names 58: 29 Spinifex L.: Setting the record straight 56: 13-15 Stability of the scientific names of plants 67: 10-20 Stigmatic exudate rewards and self- incompatibility in a primitive angiosperm, Pseudowintera colorata (Winteraceae) 69: 12 Symposium and workshop on biological collections 66: 31 Systematics and biogeography of the austral biota 55: 19; 64: 1-2 Systematics, biogeography, and photosynthetic pathway variation in Indo-Malayan/African Alloteropsis Presl (Poaceae) 64: 5-6 Systematics of the Pacific Gardenieae (Rubiaceae) 69: 15-16 Systematics or taxonomic naming service? 64: 33-34 Systematic status of large genera in the Asteraceae 53: 64-67 Tasmanian plant collecting localities of Ronald Gunn and Joseph Milligan - Additional records 57: 7-10 Taxic diversity - Useful or toxic? 69: 18 Taxon back issues special sale 66: 30 Taxonomists 57: 11-12 "Tazetta" narcissus naturalised in Western Australia 58: 13-14 TDWG 7 conference 67: 43 Telephone and fax numbers for major Australian herbaria 62: 21; 68: 40; 69: 36; 70: 40 There is one thing greater than armies: An idea whose time has come 65: 1-7 Third international Solanaceae conference 56: 31 Threatened plant recovery planning - A New Zealand case study 69: 16-17 Transpacific cladistic patterns in the Proteaceae and Elaeocarpaceae 60: 22-23 Three cheers for Ru Hoogland in Paris 61: 6 Triumph of reason 66: 19 Vertebrate biogeographic patterns within Australia 64: 5 Visit to Papua New Guinea 65: 33 Wattle become of Acacia? 58: 1-13 What price a herbarium specimen? 63: 4-8 Women in science in Australia 65: 37-38