The New York Botanical Garden Press Catalog

"Botany I rank with the most valuable sciences, whether we consider its subjects as furnishing the principal subsistence of life to man and beast, delicious varieties for our tables, refreshments from our orchards, the adornments of our flower borders, shade and perfume of our groves, materials for our buildings, or medicaments for our bodies." Thomas Jefferson

The New York Botanical Garden, established in 1891, is dedicated to the study and enjoyment of plants. Because the scientific study of plants is not complete until the results are published, the The New York Botanical Garden Press (formerly Scientific Publications) was created in 1896 to disseminate this information.

Classics from The New York Botanical Garden

Illustrated Companion to Gleason and Cronquist's Manual:
Illustrations of the Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada
Edited by Noel H. Holmgren and Collaborators
This book consists of 827 plates containing meticulously rendered black-and-white botanical illustrations specially arranged and labeled to cross-reference with Gleason and Cronquist's Manual of Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada, Second Edition. Four years in the making, the Illustrated Companion is based on the original artwork of the New Britton and Brown Illustrated Flora of the Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada, published in 1952. The new volume includes illustrations of several species not treated in the earlier work as well as many useful diagnostic details previously omitted from the old illustrations.
Order No. 399-6
1998, ISBN 0-89327-399-6 (Hardcover), 960 pages, $125.00

Index Herbariorum, Edition 8
Part I. The Herbaria of the World
Edited by P. K. Holmgren, N. H. Holmgren, and L. C. Barnett
Since 1952 Index Herbariorum has been the definitive directory of the public herbaria of the world. Edition 8, with 250 more pages than Edition 7, is the most comprehensive volume produced to date and provides fundamental information on 2,639 herbaria in 147 countries. It includes the following about most of the herbaria listed: address, affiliation; acronym; telephone, FAX, and cable numbers; CITES permit number; status; year it was founded; list of important collections; number of specimens; exchange available; name, telephone number, and year of birth of the herbarium's curator, director, and staff; periodical and serial works; associated garden information about loans and exchanges procedures.
Order No. 358-9
1990, ISBN 0-89327-358-9 (Hardcover), 704 pages, $35.00

The 1997 IUCN Red List of Threatened Plants
This book represents a milestone in the history of Red Data books and lists of vascular plants (ferns and fern allies; gymnosperms, including cycads and Gnetales; and flowering plants) recorded as globally Rare, Vulnerable, Endangered, or Extinct. The current volume lists 33,798 species as threatened, resulting in the grim statistic that over 12.5% of the world's vascular flora is threatened on a global scale. The list is arranged by major taxon. Within each of these major taxa, families are listed alphabetically, and genera and species are listed alphabetically within their families.
Order No. 328-X
1998, ISBN 2-8317-328-X (Paper), 862 pages, $45.00

Wild Flowers of the United States
By H. W. Rickett
A valuable source of information on the wild flowers of the United States. Scientifically accurate, yet easily understandable to amateurs and the lay public. Contents: over 1,000 color illustrations; an introduction to the identification of wild flowers; an illustrated glossary of basic botanical terms; vernacular and scientific names and descriptions; flowering times of the plants treated; Index
Order No. Wildflowers 1
Originally published by McGraw-Hill, this limited edition is available at the following reduced price:
Volume 1 Northeastern States 1966, (Hardcover), 559 pages, $70.00

Manual of Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada, Second Edition
By H. A. Gleason and A. Cronquist
This second edition of the Manual has been completely revised by Cronquist, the taxa rearranged according to his phylogenetic system, and the nomenclature updated. The general keys-long known for their ease of use-have been revised, new synoptic keys added, the glossary expanded, and ample place for notes provided.
This second edition of the Manual reflects an effort to incorporate into a single comprehensive account the results of modern taxonomic research on the flora of the area covered, with due regard to all past accounts, all in the light of Cronquist's critical evaluation. The aim is to make it possible for the user to come up with the correct name of a plant with only a hand lens, or sometimes a dissecting microscope, as accessory equipment.
Order No. 365-1
1991, ISBN 0-89327-365-1 (Hardcover), 910 pages, $69.00

The Evolution and Classification of Flowering Plants, Second Edition
By A. Cronquist
Contents: Introduction; The Nature of Taxonomy; Species and Infraspecific Taxa; Speciation; The Origin of Angiosperms; The Evolution of Characters; The Subclasses, Orders, and Families of Dicotyledons; The Subclasses, Orders, and Families of Monocotyledons; Outline of Classification of Magnoliophyta; Glossary; Appendix; Index.
Order No. 332-5
1988, ISBN 0-89327-332-5 (Hardcover), 556 pages, $42.00

Biodiversity and Conservation of Neotropical Montane Forests: Proceedings of the Neotropical Montane Forest Biodiversity and Conservation Symposium
Edited by S. P. Churchill, H. Balslev, E. Forero, and J. L. Luteyn
Nearly 200 scientists gathered to share their knowledge of the tremendous biodiversity found in the montane regions of the Neotropics and, by doing so, to heighten public awareness of the vast deforestation taking place in these areas.
Order No. 400-3
1995, ISBN 0-89327-400-3 (Hardcover), 702 pages, $85.00

Floristic Inventory of Tropical Countries: The Status of Plant Systematics, Collections, and Vegetation, plus Recommendations for the Future
Edited by D. G. Campbell and H. D. Hammond
Floristic Inventory provides an evaluation and synthesis of the status of plant inventory and completeness of collections of rain forest vegetation in tropical countries, placing special emphasis on threatened habitats, zones of endemism, and endangered species. It draws together the expertise of over 60 scientists from around the world, and presents results of a joint research effort by The New York Botanical Garden, The World Wildlife Fund, The Missouri Botanical Garden, and The Arnold Arboretum. By doing so it aims to furnish scientists, conservationists, government officials, and land-use planners with a foundation upon which to build ecologically sound policy and plans pertaining to the development, utilization, preservation, and conservation of these rapidly disappearing ecosystems.
Order No. 333-3
1989, ISBN 0-89327-333-3 (Hardcover), 545 pages, $85.00

Mycologia Index to Volumes 59 to 80
This comprehensive index provides ready access to the fungi, hosts, and subjects published in volumes 59 to 80 of Mycologia. The "Fungus Index" lists names of all fungi treated at the ordinal level and below, and also indicates new taxa and illustrations of taxa. The "Host Index" provides a list of all the plants, animals, and fungi that have been identified as a host and the fungi reported on that host. The "Subject Index" presents an exhaustive list of all of the titles, author names, key words, biographies, presidential addresses, annual lectures, portraits of mycologists, forays, and book reviews that have appeared in the 22 volumes of Mycologia covered by this index.
Order No. 357-0
1991, ISBN 0-89327-357-0 (Hardcover), 496 pages, $82.00, MSA members, $62.00

Rare Plant Conservation: Geographic Data Organization
Edited by L. E. Morse and M. S. Henifin
Twenty-four chapters deal with the need for current information on populations of rare or endangered plants. Sources of such knowledge are described and evaluated, and comprehensive guidelines for the preparation of status reports are provided.
Order No. 223-X
1981, ISBN 0-89327-223-X (Paper), 377 pages, $25.00

Contributions Toward a Classification of Rhododendron
Edited by J. L. Luteyn and M. E. O'Brien
Sixteen chapters by the world's leading Rhododendron specialists cover the nomenclature, classification, phytochemistry, and morphology of this fascinating genus. Includes a translation of Dr. Sleumer's classic 1949 paper, "A System of the Genus Rhododendron L." Two additional chapters discuss insect and disease control.
Order No. 221-3
1980, ISBN 0-89327-221-3 (Paper), 330 pages, $20.00

Series
Intermountain Flora is a unique and comprehensive series that provides keys, descriptions, and illustrations of the vascular plants of the intermountain region of the western United States. The region, delimitable on scientific grounds, is probably one of the largest gaps in the floristic coverage of the United States.

Volume One: Geological and Botanical History, Plant Geography, Vascular Cryptogams, Gymnosperms, Glossary
By A. Cronquist, A. H. Holmgren, N. H. Holmgren, J. L. Reveal, and P. K. Holmgren
This first volume serves as an introduction to the physiography and geology of the intermountain region, its geobotanical history, as well as the history of botanical exploration. In addition, there are treatments of the vascular cryptogams and an extensive glossary.
Order No. IMF 1
1972, ISBN 0-89327-256-6 (Hardcover), 270 pages, 61 plates, $32.00

Volume Three, Part A: Rosidae other than Fabales
By A. Cronquist, N. H. Holmgren, and P. K. Holmgren
Filled with the exceptionally fine drawings that characterize the entire series, this installment of the Intermountain Flora series, written by Noel H. Holmgren, Patricia K. Holmgren, and the late Arthur Cronquist, covers a great many of the most difficult families found in the flora of the intermountain region. The largest families are Rosaceae, Onagraceae, Apiaceae, Saxifragaceae, and Euphorbiaceae.
Order No. IMF 3A
1997, ISBN 0-89327-374-0 (Hardcover), 446 pages, $75.00

Volume Three, Part B: Fabales
By R. C. Barneby
Rupert Barneby's previous publications in legumes are regarded as landmark works, and this volume is no exception. Much of the work concerns genera such as Astragalus, Oxytropis, Dalea, and Psorothamnus, with new information and perspectives for several of the included taxa.
Order No. IMF 3B
1989, ISBN 0-89327-346-5 (Hardcover), 292 pages, 119 plates, $58.00

Volume Four: The Asteridae Except the Asterales (Gentianales, Solanales, Lamiales, Callitrichales, Plantaginales, Scrophulariales, Campanulales, Rubiales, Dipsacales)
By A. Cronquist, A. H. Holmgren, N. H. Holmgren, J. L. Reveal, and P. K. Holmgren
This volume covers a great many of the most difficult families found in the flora of the intermountain region. The largest sections of this volume are dedicated to four families: Polemoniaceae, Hydrophyllaceae, Boraginaceae, and Scrophulariaceae.
Order No. IMF 4
1984, ISBN 0-89327-248-5 (Hardcover), 573 pages, 254 plates, $75.00

Volume Five: The Asterales
By A. Cronquist
Published posthumously, this volume reflects renowned botanist Arthur Cronquist's long-time interest in the Asterales and completes the work on the Asteridae begun in Volume Four.
Order No. IMF 5
1994, ISBN 0-89327-375-9 (Hardcover), 506 pages, 193 plates, $75.00

Volume Six: The Monocotyledons
By A. Cronquist, A. H. Holmgren, N. H. Holmgren, J. L. Reveal, and P. K. Holmgren
Out of print for many years, Volume Six was chronologically the second volume published in the Intermountain Flora series. The New York Botanical Garden has reprinted this crucial treatment to provide readers with a complete flora of the intermountain region.
Order No. IMF 6
1977, Reprinted 1994, ISBN 0-89327-386-4 (Hardcover) 584 pages, 302 plates, $75.00

Journals

The Botanical Review
Editor: Dennis Wm. Stevenson, The New York Botanical Garden
For over half a century, The Botanical Reviewhas been a leading international journal noted for its in-depth articles on a broad spectrum of botanical fields. Systematics, phytogeography, cladistics, evolution, physiology, ecology, morphology, paleobotany, and anatomy are but a few of the many subjects that have been covered. The Botanical Review draws together outstanding scientists in the field, synthesizes the current knowledge about a specific subject, and promotes the advancement of botany by indicating the gaps in our knowledge and providing new outlooks on the topic.

Abstracted/Indexed in: Life Sciences Collection; Energy Information Abstracts; Environment Abstracts; Georef; Biological Abstracts; Chemical Abstracts; Biological & Agricultural Index; Bibliography of Agriculture; Energy Research Abstracts; General Science Index; Science Citation Index; Bibliography and Index of Geology
Back issues are available for $14.00.
ISSN 0006-8101
Quarterly. Published since 1935

1999 Subscription Rates: Personal United States: $82.00; Foreign: $89.00

Institutional United States: $89.00; Foreign: $96.00

Brittonia
Editor: Thomas Zanoni, The New York Botanical Garden
Since 1931,Brittonia, assuming the broadest possible definition of the field of systematic botany, has been an important outlet for the publication of original research articles on anatomy, botanical history, chemotaxonomy, morphology, paleobotany, phylogenetic systematics, taxonomy, and phytogeography. Each issue contains articles by the staff of The New York Botanical Garden and outside contributors, book reviews, announcements, and new items.Brittonia also publishes the Index to American Botanical Literature, a quarterly guide to journal articles and books on a variety of botanical topics. Instructions to contributors appear in the first issue of each volume.

Abstracted/Indexed in: Energy Information Abstracts; Environment Abstracts; Biological Abstracts; Life Sciences Collection; Science Citation Index
ISSN 0007-196X

1999 Subscription Rates: Personal United States: $65.00; Foreign: $73.00

Institutional United States: $82.00; Foreign: $90.00

Back issues are available for $14.00.

Economic Botany
Editor: Lawrence Kaplan, Department of Biology, University of Massachusetts/Boston
Interdisciplinary in scope, Economic Botany bridges the gap between pure and applied botany by focusing on the uses of plants by people. The foremost publication of its kind in this field, Economic Botany documents the rich relationship that has always exixted between plants and people around the world, encompassing the past, present, and potential uses of plants. The issues contain original research articles, review articles, book reviews, annotated bibliotheca, notes on economic plants, and instructions to contributors. Established in 1947 by Dr. Edmund J. Fulling, this journal has been the official publication of the Society for Economic Botany since 1959.

Abstracted/indexed in: Pestdoc; Ringdoc; Vetdoc; Excerpta Medica; Energy Information Abstracts; Environment Abstracts; Reference Sources; Bibliography of Agriculture; Biography Index; Biological and Agriculture Index; Biological Abstracts; Chemical Abstracts; Selected Water Resources Abstracts; General Science Index; Energy Research Abstracts; Bibliographic Index; Science Citation Index; Current Contents
Membership in the Society for Economic Botany is open to all individuals who are interested in the past, present, and future uses of plants by people.
Back issues are available for $14.00.
Quarterly. Includes two issues of "Plants and People Newsletter"
Published since 1947

1999 Subscription Rates: Personal United States: $88.00; Foreign: $97.00

Institutional United States: $95.00; Foreign: $104.00

Mycologia
Back issues, covering 1998 and the preceding years, of this highly respected international journal, one of the oldest in the field, are available for purchase from NYBG Press. Subjects appropriate to the journal are physiology and biochemistry, ecology, pathology, development and morphology, systematics, cell biology and ultrastructure, genetics, molecular biology, evolution, applied aspects, and new techniques.

Abstracted/Indexed in: Life Sciences Collection; Pestdoc; Ringdoc; Vetdoc; Energy Information Abstracts; Biological Abstracts; Chemical Abstracts; Nuclear Science Abstracts; Index Medicus; Selected Water Resources Abstracts; Bibliography of Agriculture; Biological and Agricultural Index; Science Citation Index; Bibliography and Index of Geology

Back issues are available for $14.00.

Monographs

Advances in Economic Botany
This series is an international forum for the publication of original monograph-length research papers, collections of papers, and symposia dealing with the uses and management of plants. An interdisciplinary series designed to integrate pure and applied studies, Advances has found its readership among policymakers, teachers, researchers, and students interested in agronomy, anthropology, biology, botany, ecology, economic botany, ethnobotany, food sciences, geography, and pharmacology. The volumes, published at irregular intervals since 1984, are priced individually.
Editor: Charles M. Peters, Institute of Economic Botany, The New York Botanical Garden

Várzea: Diversity, Development, and Conservation of Amazonia's Whitewater Floodplains
By Christine Padoch, José Márcio Ayres, Miguel Pinedo-Vasquez and Andrew Henderson
For centuries, the várzea has been an important area for resource extraction, agriculture and settlement. Additionally, many areas of the floodplains are crucial habitats for the reproduction of numerous species and others are home to populations of important and severely threatened endemics. The annual floods that make these lands agriculturally desirable also make them difficult to exploit through modern agricultural methods. This book covers five of today's most pressing issues facing the várzea: Fish and Fisheries, Forests and Forestry, Conservation, Soils and River Dynamics, and Land Resources Management. Each section highlights the various approaches that are being proposed and implemented in the Amazon region for the conservation of the várzea's valuable species and habitats, while taking into account the need for development and the importance of enhancing the livelihood of floodplain farmers, fishers and forest managers.
Order No. AEB 13
1999, ISBN 0-89327-419-4 (Paper), 407 pages $39.50

Medicinal Plants: Can Utilization and Conservation Coexist?
By J. Wood Sheldon, M. J. Balick, and S. Laird
People have often relied on plants for their medicinal value. Demand, however, often leads to the degradation of these valuable resources. This study examines several medicinal plant species, their value to traditional and contemporary medicine, and how over-harvesting of these plants impacts natural and human forest communities.It explores the discovery and utility of medicinal plants into the herbal and pharmaceutical industries and its impact on forest communities. The authors offer productive alternatives to over-harvesting of wild populations, such as the Belize Ethnobotany Project. The study concludes with how traditional, herbal, and pharmaceutical industries that rely on medicinal plants must co-exist and avoid the destruction of the rain forest and its communities.
Order No. AEB 12
1997, ISBN 0-89327-406-2 (Paper), 104 pages, $14.50

Beyond Slash and Burn: Building on Indigenous Management of Borneo's Tropical Rain Forests
By C. J. Pierce Colfer with N. Peluso and C. S. Chung
What is the world giving up when tropical rainforests are destroyed? The author ponders this question from the view of the Uma' Jalan Kenyah, an indigenous people of eastern Borneo, by taking a look at the complex management sytems they have developed for tropical forests. This monograph shows the many uses the Kenyah make of the various stages of forest regrowth, the under-recognized benefitsgained from the forest, and the forest's value beyond that which is attached to it by outsiders. The book's final chapter offers recommendations on how the Uma Jalan Kenyah system might be adapted to help in the conservation of tropical rainforests and the continued subsistence of traditional rain forest communities. Twelve appendices, including sections on food plants, home garden plants and their value, timber-use trees, and medicinal plants complete this volume.
Order No. AEB 11
1997, ISBN 0-89327-405-4 (Paper), $28.00

Selected Guidelines for Ethnobotanical Research: A Field Manual
Edited by M. Alexiades and J. Wood Sheldon
This invaluable guide provides readers with information on and protocoll for conducting ethnobotanical research and collecting plant specimens. Also included are examples of quantitative methods in ethnobotanical fieldwork. Three appendices complete this volume.
Order No. AEB 10
1996, ISBN 0-89327-404-6 (Paper), 306 pages, $22.95

Non-Timber Products from Tropical Forests: Evaluation of a Conservation and Development Strategy
Edited by D. Nepstad and S. Schwartzman
Based on papers and discussions at an international symposium, the volume brings together an interdisciplinary array of studies on extractive products and extractive economies.
Order No. AEB 9
1992, ISBN 0-89327-376-7 (Paper), 176 pages, $18.95

New Directions in the Study of Plants and Peoples: Research Contributions from the Institute of Economic Botany
Edited by G.T. Prance and M. J. Balick
These papers provide a rich and diverse sampling of research conducted by the institute for Economic Botany of The New York Botanical Garden. Most Contributions focus on promising yet underexploited neotropical resources and on alternative solutions to present modes of economic development that have led to acute deforestation in the humid tropics.
Order No. AEB 8
1990, ISBN 0-89327-347-3 (Paper), 292 pages, $41.25

Resource Management in Amazonia
Edited by D. Posey and W. Balee
This volume examines the resource-use practices of eight tribal groups as well as of the caboclos, fishermen, and foragers in Amazonia and provides new insights for the conservation and wisse use of local ecosystems.
Order No. AEB 7
1989, ISBN 0-89327-340-6 (Paper), 304 pages, $59.00

The Palm--Tree of Life. Biology, Utilization and Conservation. [Proceedings of the 1986 Symposium Held by The Society for Economic Botany at The New York Botanical Garden, New York 13-14 June 1986
Edited by M. J. Balick
This collection of twenty-one papers is divided into four sections: Taxonomic Overview, Biology and Ecology, Utilization and Conservation. Ethnobotanical and Domestication studies of palms are particularly well represented.
Order No. AEB 6
1988, ISBN 0-89327-326-0 (Paper), 296 pages, $45.70

Swidden-Fallow Agroforestry in the Peruvian Amazon
Edited by W. M. Denevan and C. Padoch
This pioneering study is a team effort aimed at describing and analyzing the traditional agroforestry systems of the Bora Indians in the village of Brillo Nuevo and other Peruvian communities.
Order No. AEB 5
1988, ISBN 0-89327-325-2 (Paper), 108 pages, $22.25

Ethnobotany of the Chacobo Indians, Beni, Bolivia, Second Edition
By B. M. Boom
In one hectare of forest, 82% of the species and 95% of the individual trees are utilized by the Chacobo for food, fuel, medicine, poisons, and other useful products. This ethnoecological study further supports the thesis that forest destruction goes further than the mere cutting down of trees -it can result in the permanent loss of valuable information
Order No. AEB 4
1996, ISBN 0-89327-312-0 (Paper) 74 pages, $15.00

Systematics and Economic Botany of the Oenocarpus-Jessenia (Palmae) Complex
By M.J. Balick
A monograph of an economically important group of South American palms. One species of Jessenia and eight species of Oenocarpus are recognized. This work also includes chapters on ethnobotany and nutritional aspects.
Order No. AEB 3
1986, ISBN 0-89327-311-2 (Paper) 148 pages, $24.65

The Life and Botanical Accomplishments of Boris Alexander Krukoff. (A joint publication with the Missouri Botanical Garden)
By L. R. Landrum
The biography of B.A. Krukoff, a pioneering economic botanist, is divided into five sections: his early life, employment from 1928-1937; several drug-plant projects with Merck and his work with the Chicle Development Company; his life as a manager of plantations in Central America; and his various gifts to botanical institutions.
Order No. AEB 2
1986, ISBN 0-89327-298-1 (Hardcover) 96 pages, $17.50

Contributions from The New York Botanical Garden
This series is an avenue for the publication of classical works in botany that are either rare or out-of-print, translations and their original source, and annotated bibliographies. In adopting a broad definition of the field of systematic botany, Contributions aims to further the advancement of botany by making these materials available. Published since 1899; reactivated 1984.
Editor: William R. Buck, The New York Botanical Garden

Indice de Toponimos do distrito Federal, Brasil
By J. H. Kirkbride, Jr. and T. S. Filgueiras
This gazetteer, in both English and Portuguese, presents an alphabetical index of the geographical features found in the Distrito Federal (DF), the independent Brazilian political division in which the capital of the country, Brasilia is located.
Order No. CON 20
1993, ISBN 0-89327-382-1 (Paper) 94 pages, $8.50

Liebmann's Mexican Ferns: His Itinerary, a Translation of His "Mexicos Bregner," and a Reprinting of the Original Work
By J. T. Mickel, with Contributions by R. McVaugh, S. Karrell, and H. Balslev
This volume provides information on more than 300 species collected in Mexico from 1841 to 1843 by the Danish botanist, Frederik Liebmann.
Order No. CON 19
1987, ISBN 0-89327-324-4 (Paper) 350 pages, $13.90

The Florida of John Kunkel Small: His Species and Types, Collecting Localities, Bibliography, and Selected Reprinted Works
By D. F. Austin, Assisted by A. F. Cholewa, R. B. Lassiter, and B. F. Hansen
Extensive travel through the Miami and Keys areas at a time when major changes were being made on the natural vegetation put John K. Small in contact with a rapidly disappearing landscape. This volume honors Small's important contributions to scientific research and conservation.
Order No. CON 18
1987, ISBN 0-89327-318-X (Paper) 350 pages, $15.00

Brazilian Palms: Notes on Their Uses and Vernacular names, Compiled and Translated from Pio Correa's "Dictionario das Plantas Uteis do Brasil e das Exoticas cultivadas," with Updated Nomenclature and Added Illustrations
By C. U. B. Pinheiro and M. J. Balick
A very useful translation of the classic work on common names and uses of Brazilian palms. The original work was not widely known nor easily available. Thirty-eight species are illustrated with black and white photographs.
Order No. CON 17
1987, ISBN 0-89327-317-1 (Paper) 62 pages, $7.45

Translationes Operum Sinensium des Gesneriaceis. Part I
By L. E. Skog and H. M. Wetzel
This volume includes four important papers by W. T. Wong on the Gesneriaceae. Each translation is followed by the original Chinese text.
Order No. CON 16
1986, ISBN 0-89327-305-8 (Paper) 140 pages, $10.20

Hepaticae of the Amazon and of the Andes of Peru and Ecuador. With a New Introduction and Index (with Updated Nomenclature) by B. Thiers. 1884-1885. Reprinted from Trans. Proc. Bot. Soc. Edinburgh 15: 1-589
By R. Spruce
This classic work on hepatics provides a treatment of Lejeuneaceae as well as fundamental treatments of other large families. It is still the only work treating the large hepatic flora of Amazonian South America.
Order No. CON 15
1984, ISBN 0-89327-259-0 (Paper) 637 pages, $34.00

Flora Neotropica
These volumes provide, in monographic form, taxonomic treatments of plant groups or families growing spontaneously in the Americas between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn. The monographs are intended to be comprehensive, so authors, in addition to the systematic treatment, are encouraged to provide information on economic botany, conservation, cytology, anatomy, and phytochemistry, among other topics. The monographs, published at irregular intervals since 1967, are priced individually. This series is the official publication of the Organization for Flora Neotropica. Individuals wishing to contribute treatments should contact the corresponding Deputy Director.
Editors: James L. Luteyn, The New York Botanical Garden, and S. Rob Gradstein, Universitat Gottingen
Deputy directors:
Phanerogams: Dr. Scott Mori, The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York
Cryptogams: Dr. S. Rob Gradstein, Systematisch-Geobotanisches Institut, Universitat Gottingen, Untere Karspule 2, D-37073 Gottingen, Germany

Flora Neotropica is the publication of the Organization for Flora Neotropica (OFN), a UNESCO Category B nongovernmental organization. OFN currently consists of 150 Commission members from 30 different countries. New commission members are elected by the Executive Board based on nominations made by other commission members. There is an annual meeting of the Commission and the Board, in Latin America, usually in conjunction with a national or regional botanical congress. The principal goal of OFN is the publication of a complete flora of the tropical American region. However, OFN also promotes botanical study and exploration throughout Latin America and works toward the conservation of the neotropical flora. The administrative home of OFN is The New York Botanical Garden.

Rondeletieae (Rubiaceae) — Part I.
(Rustia, Tresanthera, Condaminea, Picardaea, Pogonopus, Chimarrhis, Dioicodendron, Molopanthera, Dolichodelphys, and Parachimarrhis)
Piero G. Delprete
This is the first part of a planned two-part series in which the monographic treatment of the tribe Rondeletieae is planned. The Rondeletieae belong to the family Rubiaceae (coffee and quinine family) the third largest family of flowering plants. This book includes a taxonomic history of the Rubiaceae , with emphasis on Rondeletieae, a key to the 42 genera included, detailed studies of seed and pollen morphology, and the systematic treatment of the 40 species and 6 varieties included in the 10 genera covered by this work. Complete synonymy, typification, description and distributional ranges for all genera and species are presented, and illustrations are provided for many of the taxa.
FLN 77
Order No. 429-1
ISBN 0-89327-429-1 (Hardcover), 226 pages, $48.00

Pavonia Cavanilles (Malvaceae)
Paul A. Fryxell
Pavonia is the largest genus of the Malvaceae, the mallow family. There are more than 250 species worldwide, 224 of which are found in the Americas. This monograph of the neotropical members of this genus summarizes what is known about their morphology, distribution, cytology, pollination and taxonomy. The book includes botanical illustrations, distribution maps, keys for identification, complete indices, and a survey of relevant literature.
FLN 76
Order No. 424-0
ISBN 0-89327-424-0 (Hardcover), 284 pages, $57.00

Pinus (Pinaceae)
By Aljos Farjon and Brian T. Styles
This volume examines pines native to Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. The introduction covers all aspects of pines that are of interest to both taxonomists and more general readers.
Order No. FLN 75 1997,
ISBN 0-89327-411-9 (Hardcover), 286 pages, $31.00

Syncesia (Arthoniales, Euascomycetidae)
By A.Tehler
The lichenized genus Syncesia is monographed. Seventeen species are recognized, all fructiferous. Tehler, describes two new species, Syncesia leprobola and S. rizomorpha, and transfers three species from Schismatomma and 12 species from Chiodecton. In addition, the author proposes a phylogenetic hypothesis of species relationships. A key, descriptions, and distribution maps are included. An index of scientific names completes this informative volume.
Order No. FLN 74 1997,
ISBN 0-89327-412-7 (Paper), 48 pages, $19.00

Flora Neotropica Volumes 70-73 (one volume)
Four volumes are combined into one publication. This major contribution to the study of palms contains treatments of fifty-four species of six genera within the Palmae family.
Aiphanes (Palmae)
By Finn Borchsenius and Rodrigo Bernal
ISBN 0-89327-407-0, 95 pages
Roystonea (Arecaceae: Arecoideae)
By Scott Zona
ISBN 0-89327-408-9, 36 pages
Euterpe, Prestoea, and Neonicholsonia (Palmae)
By Andrew Henderson and Gloria Galeano
ISBN 0-89327-409-7, 90 pages
Allagoptera (Palmae)
By Monica Moraes R.
ISBN 0-89327-410-0, 35 pages
Order No. FLN 70-73 1996, (Hardcover), $50.00

Caliciales
By L. Tibell
This taxonomic revision of the neotropical order Calicales presents 51 species in 17 genera.
Order No. FLN 69
1996, ISBN 0-89327-393-7 (Hardcover), 78 pages, $20.00

Juncaceae
By H. Balslev
Balslev treats 55 species with six neotropical genera of this grass-like family. This study is illustrated and includes the karyology, palynology, and chemotaxonomy of the family.
Order No. FLN 68
1996, ISBN 0-89327-408-3 (Hardcover), 167 pages, $29.50

Turneraceae-Parte I: Piriqueta
By M. M. Arbo
This monograph, in Spanish, with an English abstract, presents a systematic treatment of the 42 species of Piriqueta. Morphology, pollinization and dispersal, intergeneric and infrageneric relations, and geographic distribution of the species are included.
Order No. FLN 67
1995, ISBN 0-89327-392-9 (Hardcover) 157 pages, $22.50

Ericaceae-Part II: The Superior- Ovaried Genera (Monotropoideae, Pyroloideae, Rhododendroideae, and Vaccinioideae p.p.)
By J. L. Luteyn, S. E. Clemants. G. M. Diggs, L. J. Dorr, W. S. Judd, P. D. Sorenson, P. F. Stevens, and G. D. Wallace
This treatment presents the 18 genera and 155 species of superior-ovaried Ericaceae. Unlike other volumes of Flora Neotropica, this monograph is compiled from contributions of eight individuals.
Order No. FLN 66
1995, ISBN 0-89327-389-9 (Hardcover) 560 pages, $85.00

Stereophyllaceae
By W. R. Buck and R. R. Ireland
The moss family Stereophyllaceae contains two subfamilies: the Stereophylloideae, with seven genera, and the Pilosioideae, described here for the first time, with only Pilosium. Buck and Ireland include all 16 species that occur in Latin America.
Order No. FLN 65
1994, ISBN 0-89327-369-4 (Paper) 50 pages, $12.50

Alismataceae
By R. R. Haynes and L. Holm-Nielsen
The Alismataceae consists of 11 genera and approximately 75 species native to tropical and subtropical, and subtemperate regions of both Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
Order No. FLN 64
1994, ISBN 0-89327-387-2 (Paper) 112 pages, $17.50

Cyphomandra (Solanaceae)
By L. Bohs
Winner of The 1995 Jessie M. Greenman Award
Ranging from Mexico to northern Argentina, Cyphomandra (Solanaceae) includes approximately 35 species of shrubs and trees that exploit light gaps in the primary forest. Here, Bohs also explores the reproductive biology, infrageneric relationships, biogeography, and uses of Cyphomandra.
Order No. FLN 63
1994, ISBN 0-89327-385-6 (Paper) 172 pages, $24.50

Lejeuneaceae: Ptychantheae, Brachiolejeuneae
By S. R. Gradstein
Winner of the 1994 Augustin-Pyramus de Candolle Prize For Best Monograph in Plant Systematics
Using a wide variety of characters and cladistic analysis, Gradstein presents a new classification of the hepatic family Lejeuneaceae. This monograph treats the new world genera of Lejeuneaceae, tribes Ptychantheae and Brachiolejeunceae.
Order No. FLN 62
1994, ISBN 0-89327-381-3 (Paper) 220 pages, $31.50

Calymperaceae By W. D. Reese and Leucophanaceae By N.S. Allen (one volume)
These monographs present systematic treatments of these important moss families, including history, morphology and terminology, and phylogeny and evolution.
Order No. FLN 58-59
1993, Reprinted 1996, ISBN 0-89327-372-4 (Paper) 113 pages, $17.50

Rollinia
By P. J. M. Maas, L. Y. Th. Westra and Collaborators
The authors provide a treatment and present keys for the 44 species. Also included is a chapter dealing with insects, particularly Lepidoptera, which feed on Rollinia.
Order No. FLN 57
1992, ISBN 0-89327-370-8 (Paper) 188 pages $28.50

Limnocharitaceae
By R.R. Haynes and L. B. Holm-Nielsen
This monograph presents a treatment of Limnocharitaceae. Particular attention is paid to the genera Limnocharis and Hydrocleris.
Order No. FLN 56
1992, Reprinted 1996, ISBN 0-89327-364-3 (Paper) 76 pages, $16.00

Phyllopsora (Bacidiaceae)
By L. Brako
The first lichen manuscript published in Flora Neotropica. Brako provides a systematic treatment of the neotropical species of the lichen genus Phyllopsora.
Order No. FLN 55
1991, ISBN 0-89327-364-3 (Paper) 76 pages, $16.00

Dicranaceae: Campylopodioideae, Paraleucobryoideae
By J. P. Frahm
In this volume, Frahm describes and illustrates the 87 moss species in these subfamilies.
Order No. FLN 54
1991, ISBN 0-89327-363-5 (Paper) 244 pages, $45.50

Arecaceae, Part I. Introduction and the Iriarteinae
By A. Henderson
This is the first palm monograph published in Flora Neotropica. It provides an overview of palms in the Neotropics, a list of all genera, a key to the genera, and a systematic treatment of the four genera of Iriarteinae.
Order No. FLN 53
1990, ISBN 0-89327-353-8 (Paper) 104 pages, $18.70

Sapotaceae
By T. D. Pennington
Pennington provides a systematic treatment of 396 species of Sapotaceae.
Order No. FLN 52
1990, ISBN 0-89327-344-9 (Paper) 770 pages, $136.00

Ceropiaceae: Coussapoa and Pourouma
By C. C. Berg, R. W. A. Akkermans, and E. C. Van Heusden
This monograph treats the 46 species of Coussapoa and the 25 species of Pourouma.
Order No. FLN 51
1990, ISBN 0-89327-352-X (Paper) 208 pages, $41.50

Plagiotheciaceae
By W. R. Buck and R. Ireland
Buck and Ireland present a systematic treatment for the six species of Plagiotheciaceae.
Order No. FLN 50
1989, ISBN 0-89327-342-2 (Paper) 22 pages, $7.00

Krameriaceae
By B. B. Simpson
Krameriaceae are shrubs, subshrubs, or herbs inhabiting open, dry areas in the Neotropics and parts of North America. This systematic treatment includes 17 species.
Order No. FLN 49
1989, ISBN 0-89327-337-6 (Paper) 110 pages, $26.00

Chloranthaceae: Hedyosmum
By C. A. Todzia
This study re-examines previous treatments of the genus and presents new data on the anatomy, morphology, ecology, and geography of Hedyosmum.
Order No. FLN 48
1988, ISBN 0-89327-328-7 (Paper) 140 pages, $29.00

Scrophulariaceae, Part I Calceolarieae
By U. Molau
A detailed systematic treatment is presented in this monograph. Also included are discussions of breeding systems, speciation, and phylogeny.
Order No. FLN 47
1988, ISBN 0-89327-329-9 (Paper) 326 pages, $59.00

Violaceae, Part I Rinorea and Rinoreocarpus
By W. H. A. Hekking
Hekking treats two of the seven neotropical genera of Violaceae. In addition to providing taxonomic treatments of these genera, this text explores the family, including chapters on evolutionary trends and wood anatomy.
Order No. FLN 46
1988, ISBN 0-89327-316-3 (Paper) 210 pages, $20.25

Campomanesia, Pimenta, Blepharocalyx, Legrandia, Acca, Myrrhinium, and Luma (Myrtaceae)
By L. R. Landrum
This monograph provides a general overview of the Myrtaceae and systematic treatment of seven genera.
Order No. FLN 45
1986, ISBN 0-89327-301-5 (Paper) 180 pages, $35.50

Saprophytes Pro Parte {40-Triuridaceae; 41-Voyria and Voyriella (Saprophytic Gentianaceae); 42-Burmanniaceae}
By P. J. M. Maas and Collaborators
(one volume)
This study deals with 54 species in ten genera. Included are a historical survey, pollen morphology, cytology, and geographical distribution and ecology.
Order No. FLN 40-42
1986, ISBN 0-89327-271-X (Paper) 360 pages, $49.50

Gleasonia, Henriquezia, and Platycarpum (Rubiaceae)
By C. K. Rogers
Rogers presents a detailed study of three genera of Rubiaceae.
Order No. FLN 39
1984, ISBN 0-89327-257-4 (Paper) 135 pages, $25.00

Olacaceae
By H. O. Sleumer
Included in this monograph are systematic treatments of the 13 genera of Olacaceae. Also featured are separate keys to genera based on flowers only, leaves and fruits only, and one on habit, leaves, and type of inflorescence.
Order No. FLN 38
1984, ISBN 0-89327-254-x (Paper) 160 pages, $26.00

Sarcosomataceae (Pezizales, Sarcosyphineae)
By J. Paden
Paden covers the five species of Plectania and one of Galiella known from the Neotropics. Keyed are the seven other non-neotropical genera of the family.
Order No. FLN 37
1983, ISBN 0-89327-250-7 (Paper) 17 pages, $5.50

Connaraceae
By E. Forero
This monograph, written in Spanish, treats five genera and 101 species of neotropical Connaraceae.
Order No. FLN 36
1983, ISBN 0-89327-249-3 (Paper) 208 pages, $37.00

Carlowrightia (Acanthaceae)
By T. F. Daniel
Daniel provides a taxonomic treatment and includes chapters on infrafamilial relationships, reproductive biology, and infraspecific variation.
Order No. FLN 34
1983, ISBN 0-89327-246-9 (Paper) 116 pages, $20.50

Lauraceae I. (Aniba and Aiouea)
By K. Kubitzki and S. Renner
A chemical and botanical study of two genera of neotropical Lauraceae.
Order No. FLN 31
1982, ISBN 0-89327-244-2 (Paper) 125 pages, $22.50

Banisteriopsis and Diplopterys (Malpighiaceae)
By B. Gates
Gates provides circumscription, distribution, and subdivision of the genera, morphology, chromosome numbers, and the taxonomy of the two genera.
Order No. FLN 30
1982, ISBN 0-89327-238-8 (Paper) 238 pages, $35.00

Cochlospermaceae
By H. H. Poppendieck
This monograph provides a study of this small pantropical family, including historical survey, taxonomic treatment, and distribution, speciation, and variation patterns.
Order No. FLN 27
1981, ISBN 0-89327-231-0 (Paper) 34 pages, $6.50

Bignoniaceae, Part II
By A. Gentry
Gentry continues his study of Bignoniaceae with a treatment of the Tecomeae, including 19 native genera and 203 native species, plus 11 additional subspecies and 7 varieties.
Order No. FLN 25 (II)
1992, ISBN 0-89327-368-6 (Paper) 369 pages, $69.00

Pucciniosireae (Pucciniaceae)
By P. Buritica and J. F. Hennen
Eight genera of the polyphyletic tribe Pucciniosireae are treated in this monograph.
Order No. FLN 24
1980, ISBN 0-89327-219-1 (Paper) 50 pages, $7.75

Balanophoraceae
By B. Hansen
This study covers the seven neotropical genera. Hansen also provides information on embryology, anatomy, dispersal and germination, and host plants.
Order No. FLN 23
ISBN, 0-89327-195-0 (Paper) 81 pages, $10.50

Lecythidaceae, Part I
By G. T. Prance and S. A. Mori
This volume presents a taxonomic treatment of 64 species in five genera with actinomorphic or slightly zygomorphic androecia.
Order No. FLN 21 (1)
1979, ISBN 0-89327-193-4 (Paper) 270 pages, $21.00

Lecythidaceae, Part II
By S. A. Mori and G. T. Prance
Mori and Prance provide a treatment of the six genera and 136 species of zygomorphic-flowered Lecythidaceae. Detailed descriptions of the wood anatomy of all New World genera and a discussion of the importance of wood anatomy are contributed by Carl H. de Zeeuw.
Order No. FLN 21 (2)
1990, ISBN 0-89327-345-7 (Paper) 384 pages, $51.75

Rhamnus
By M. C. Johnston and L. Johnston
This volume gives a systematic treatment of the 21 species found in the neotropical Americas. Order No. FLN 20
1978, ISBN 0-89327-209-4 (Paper) 96 pages, $10.00

Marasmieae (Tricholomataceae)
By R. Singer
Singer provides a taxonomic treatment of these wood- and litter- inhabiting fungi. Chapters an mycosociology, phytogeography, and ecology are included.
Order No. FLN 17
1975, ISBN 0-89327-009-1 (Paper) 347 pages, $25.00

Myxomycetes
By M. L. Farr
Farrs, treatment includes 280 species found in the Neotropics. Discussions of the morphology of plasmodium and sporophore and the collection, care, and preservation of specimens are also included
Order No. FLN 16
1976, ISBN 0-89327-003-2 (Paper) 304 pages, $22.50

Memecyleae (Melastomataceae)
By T. Morley
This monograph covers two genera of Mouriri and Votomita.Morley places emphasis on the morphology of leaf, fruit, and seed.
Order No. FLN 15
1976, ISBN 0-89327-000-8 (Paper) 295 Pages, $22.00

Tillandsioideae (Bromeliaceae)
By L. B. Smith and R. J. Downs
The second treatment in this series of three focuses on the Tillandsioideae subfamily. A taxonomic treatment of this difficult-to-key group is provided.
Order No. FLN 14 (2)
1977, ISBN 0-89327-334-1 (Paper) 831 pages, $49.50

Pitcairnioideae (Bromeliaceae)
By L. B. Smith and R. J. Downs
A treatment of this subfamily includes a lengthy introduction with discussions of evolutionary ecology and seed anatomy.
Order No. FLN 14 (1)
1974, ISBN 0-89327-303-1 (Paper) 660 pages, $43.50

Caryocaraceae
By G. T. Prance and M. F. Silva
This exclusively neotropical family consists of 23 species in two genera. This monograph provides the anatomy and morphology as well as systematic treatments of the species.
Order No. FLN 12
1973, ISBN 0-89327-249-9 (Paper) 75 pages, $9.95

Dichapetalaceae and Rhabdodendraceae
By G. T. Prance
(One Volume)
This study treats the 41 American species of Dichapetalaceae and the three species of Rhabdodendraceae.
Order No. FLN 10-11
1972, ISBN 0-89327-293-0 (Paper) 106 pages, $13.95

Chrysobalanaceae
By G. T. Prance
Prance provides a taxonomic study of this large, woody family. This treatment accounts for approximately two-thirds of the species in the family.
Order No. FLN 9
1972, ISBN 0-89327-292-2 (Paper) 410 pages, $27.95

Chrysobalanaceae-Supplement
By G. T. Prance
This supplement includes descriptions of 67 new taxa that have been described, 64 of which are published here as new species.
Order NO. FLN 9(s)
1989, ISBN 0-89327-338-4 (Paper) 267 pages, $50.00

Moraceae: Olmedieae and Brosimeae
By C. C. Berg
This monograph gives systematic treatments of both tribes in an effort to obtain a more satisfactory classification of the Moraceae.
Order NO. FLN 7
1972, ISBN 0-89327-264-7 (Paper) 228 pages, $18.00

Omphalinae, Phaeocollybia, Strobilomycetaceae
By R. Singer
This study of neotropical fungi includes notes on the evolution, ecology, geography, and taxonomic treatment of 15 genera.
Order No. FLN 3-5
1970, ISBN 0-89327-304-X (Paper) 130 pages, $13.00

Brunelliaceae
By J. Cuatrecasas
Cuatrecasas provides a systematic treatment of this important member of the neotropical plant community.
Order No. FLN 2
1970, ISBN 0-89237-263-9 (Paper) 190 pages, $15.00

Brunelliaceae-Supplement
By J. Cuatrecasas
This supplement records the 12 species discovered since the publication of Volume 2. It also introduces changes to the taxonomy of Brunelliaceae.
Order No. FLN 2 (s)
1985, ISBN 0-89327-265-5 (Paper) 104 pages, $21.00

Swartzia (Leguminosae, Caesalpiniodeae, Swartzieae)
By R. S. Cowan
Cowan provides a taxonomic treatment of the American species of Swartzia.
Order No. FLN 1
1967, ISBN 0-89327- 320-1 (Paper) 230 pages, $15.00

Memoirs of The New York Botanical Garden
This series is a medium for the publication of lengthy, original research papers focusing on taxonomy and floristics with an emphasis on New World plants. The volumes, published at irregular intervals since 1900, are priced individually.
Editor: William R. Buck, The New York Botanical Garden

Páramos: A Checklist of Plant Diversity, Geographical Distribution, and Botanical Literature
By James L. Luteyn
Located in the Andes, above the last continuous forests and below the permanent snowline, and ranging from Costa Rica to Peru, páramos contain some of the earth's richest floral diversity. Drawing on his decades of fieldwork in the region and his exhaustive research, the author, has assembled here, for the first time all in one place, a wealth of information on this ecosystem. Beginning with a fascinating and detailed introduction to the páramo ecosystem, the book provides an annotated checklist to the more than 3,000 vascular plants and more than 1,200 lichens, mosses, and hepatics found there; plus a gazetteer for each country containing páramo; and finally an enormous list of references to páramo in the published literature. This carefully crafted reference work is an indispensable source of information for botanists, conservation planners, geographers, park managers, and anyone else interested in Andean vegetation.
Order No. MEM 84
1999, ISBN 0-89327-427-5 (Hardcover) $64.00

Evolution, Variation, and Classification of Palms
Edited By Andrew Henderson and Finn Borchsenius
The 26 papers in this volume were originally presented at a meeting of the same title, held at The New York Botanical Garden in June 1997. The conference was divided into four sections: species and species concepts, species-level data, species-level case studies, and higher-level classification. Held ten years after the publication of Genera Palmarum, the meeting drew together the best known palm researchers to reflect on the veritable explosion of palm research that occurred in the intervening decade. In many ways, the paper presented here sum up that activity, and it is extraordinary how much progress has been made. Nevertheless, with much remaining to be learned about the Palmae, this volume points the way forward.
Order No. MEM 83
1999, ISBN 0-89327-426-7 (Hardcover) $60.00

Pleurocarpus Mosses of the West Indies
By William R. Buck
The pleurocarpus mosses of Bermuda, the Bahamas, and the West Indies are keyed, illustrated, and described in detail here. Three orders are treated: Hookeriales, Leucodontales, and Hypnales.
Order No. MEM 82
1998, ISBN 0-89327-418-6 (Hardcover) 400 pages, $49.00

Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden Volumes 80-81 (bound together in one book)
A Revision of the Genus Cinchona (Rubiaceae-Cinchoneae)
By Lennart Andersson
Because of its medicinal importance as a source of quinine, the genus Cinchona L. has attracted extraordinary attention from taxonomists historically. More than 330 names are considered in this revision.
ISBN 0-89327-416-X
Systematics of Erisma (Vochydiaceae)
By Maria Lucia Kawasaki
This monograph provides systematic studies on Erisma, one of the seven genera of the tropical family Vochysiaceae.
Order No. MEM 80-81
1997, ISBN 0-89327-417-8 (Hardcover) 120 pages, $24.00

The Pyrenomycetes Described by J. B. Ellis
By M. E. Barr, S. M. Huhndorf, and C. T. Rogerson
This study was begun in celebration of the centenary of J. B. Ellis' major mycological contribution. The North American Pyrenomycetes, which he co-published with B. M. Everhart in 1892. The annotated compilation, alphabetical by epithet, that makes up the bulk of this present study contains nearly 1,500 entries, including five generic disopsitions. The number of names is nearly equally divided between accepted species, often with a change to the modern genera, and names are redisposed in synonymy with earlier names. 15 new combinations of taxa are proposed by the authors, and more than 150 Nomina nuda are listed separately. A listing of substrates and an index to generic names are also provided.
Order No. MEM 79
1996, ISBN 0-89327-415-1 (Hardcover),136 pages, $25.00

Flora of St. John
By P. Acevedo-Rodriguez
Acevedo-Rodriguez provides a thorough flora of this geologically distinct island. Included are treatments of indigenous pteridophytes, dicotyledons, and monocotyledons. It is fully illustrated with black-and-white drawings.
Order No. MEM 78
1996, ISBN 0-89327-402-x (Hardcover) 581 pages, $49.95

Nevada Vascular Plant Types and Their Collectors
By A. Tiehm
An annotated list of 1,038 vascular plant types from Nevada is presented as well as biographical accounts of their collectors.
Order No. MEM 77
1996, ISBN 0-89327-401-1 (Hardcover) 103 pages, $19.50

Guide to the Vascular Plants of Central French Guiana, Part I: Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms, and Monocotyledons
By Scott A. Mori, G. Cremers, C. Gracie, J. J. deGranville, M. Hoff, and J. D. Mitchell
Part one of a two-part guide to the vascular plants of central French Guiana. In this installment, 12 species of lycopods (Lycophyta), 182 species of ferns (Pterophyta), the one gymnosperm (Gnetophyta), and the 426 species in 27 families of monocotyledons (Magnoliophyta class Lililopsida) native or naturalized to central French Guiana are keyed and described. An annotated and well-illustrated list of species with outstanding ecological or morphological features of use in plant identification is included. Three maps, 165 line illustrations, 240 color photographs, and a glossary providing definitions of technical terms used to describe plants in northeastern South America facilitate the use of this guide. The specimen database of seed plants of central French Guiana is now available for access over the internet.
Order No. MEM 76
1997, ISBN 0-89327-398-8 (Hardcover) 422 pages, $50.00

Lecythidaceae of a Central Amazonian Moist Forest
By S. A. Mori and N. Lepsch-Cunha
This treatment is part of The Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragmentation Project, which was designed to assess the effects of forest fragmentation on the plants and animals of once contiguous tropical forest. This portion of the study describes three new species of Lecythidaceae and provides a taxonomic treatment of the family in central Amazonia.
Order No. MEM 75
1996, ISBN 0-89327-396-1 (Paper) 55 pages, $12.50

Silk Tree, Guanacaste, Monkey's Earring: A Generic System for the Synandrous Mimosaceae of the Americas, Part I: Abarema, Albizia and Allies
By R. C. Barneby and J. W. Grimes
Twelve years in the making, this volume treats 20 American genera of mimosoid legumes related to Pithecellobium.
Order No. MEM 74(1)
1996, ISBN 0-89327-395-3 (Hardcover) 292 pages, $45.00

Silk Tree, Guanacaste, Monkey's Earring: A Generic System for the Synandrous Mimosaceae of the Americas, Part II: Pithecellobium, Cojoba, and Zygia
By R. C. Barneby and J. W. Grimes
Part II of this revision of the Pithecellobium-complex treats Pithecellobium, Cojoba, and Zygia
Order No. MEM 74(2)
1997, ISBN 0-89327-414-3 (Hardcover) 161 pages, $45.00

Silk Tree, Guanacaste, Monkey's Earring: A Generic System for the Synandrous Mimosaceae of the Americas, Part III: Calliandra
By Rupert C. Barneby
Part III focuses on Calliandra, a genus that has not been comprehensively treated since Bentham published his summary classification of suborder Mimoseae in 1875.
Order No. MEM 74(3)
1997, ISBN 0-89327-420-8 (Hardcover), 161 pages, $45.00

An Orchid Flora of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
By J. D. Ackerman
The Orchidaceae of these islands are described and illustrated with 97 plates in this new treatment, which includes 145 species in 65 genera.
Order No. MEM 73
1995, ISBN 0-89327-394-5 (Hardcover) 203 pages, $35.00

Taxonomoy of Eupatorium Section Verticillata (Asteraceae)
By E. E. Lamont
Lamont provides a taxonomic treatment, including keys, complete synonymy, 33 illustrations, distribution maps, and discussions of all taxa.
Order No. MEM 72
1995, ISBN 0-89327-391-0 (Paper) 67 pages, $14.00

The Embryology, Reproductive Morphology, and Systematics of Lecythidaceae
By C. H. Tsou
This is the first comprehensive study of the embryological and reproductive morphology of the 20 worldwide genera of Lecythidaceae
Order No. MEM 71
1994, ISBN 0-89327-384-8 (Paper) 110 pages, $15.50

A Systematic Treatment of Fruit Types
By R. W. Spjut
Spjut provides a history of fruit classification in addition to a systematic review of fruit types. Each type is discussed and illustrated in this important work.
Order No. MEM 70
1994, ISBN 0-89327-383-x (Paper) 181 pages, $24.95

The Moss Flora of Mexico
Edited by A. J. Sharp, H. Crum, and P. Eckel
Work on this monograph began in the early 1940s as an effort to determine the degree to which the flora of Mexico and the southern Appalachian Mountains are similiar. The flora presented in this volume was the work of 32 experts active in floristic and monographic revisions of families and genera represented in Mexico.
Order No. MEM 69
1993, ISBN 0-89327-379-1 (Two part Hardcover) 809 pages, $195.00

Indices to the Species of Mosses and Lichens Described by William Mitten
By B. M. Thiers
A complete catalog of all new taxa of mosses and lichens described by Mitten, this publication cites the type specimens and verifies their presence at NY.
Order No. MEM 68
1993, ISBN 0-89327-378- 3 (Paper) 113 pages, $20.25

Systematics of Serjania (Sapindaceae) Part I: A Revision of Serjania Sect. Platycoccus
By P. Acevedo - Rodriguez
In this volume the infrageneric classification of the genus is revised. Five sections are recognized for the genus. Fruit characters are emphasized in the classification, and the econimic significance of Serjania is discussed
Order No. MEM 67
1993, Reprinted 1996, ISBN 0-89327-377-5 (Paper) 96 pages, $15.50

Studies on Amanita (Amanitaceae) from Andean Colombia
By R. E. Tulloss, C. L. Ovrebo, and R. E. Halling
This study describes 12 species, including 11 new species from Colombia. Keys to the taxa are provided.
Order No. MEM 66
1992, ISBN 0-89327-371-6 (Paper) 46 pages, $11.25

Sensitivae Censitae. A Description of the Genus Mimosa Linnaeus (Mimosaceae) in the New World
By R. C. Barnaby
Winner of the 1992 Engler Silver Medal
This monumental work surveys a fascinating group of leguminous plants. Barneby describes in great detail and discusses the relationships between nearly 500 species of Mimosa.
Order No. MEM 65
1991, ISBN 0-89327-366-x (Hardcover) 835 pages, $130.00

The Basset Maguire Festschrift: A Tribute to the Man and His Deeds
Edited by W. R. Buck, B. M. Boom, and R. A. Howard
Seldom in the history of botany has there been such a fortuitous union of man, mission, and institution as found in Basset Maguire and his half- century of contributions to systematic botany. A chronological account is given for the highlights of his life and career. Colleagues and collaborators also contribute original scientific papers.
Order No. MEM 64
1991, ISBN 0-89327-362-7 (Paper) 302 pages, $30.00

The Leafy Hepaticae of Mexico: One Hundred and Twenty-Seven Years after C. M. Gottsche
By M. Fulford and A. J. Sharp
A catalog of leafy Hepaticae of Mexico, updating the nomenclature of Gottsche's 1863 De Mexikanke Levermosser, including new distribution data based on Sharp's collections.
Order No. MEM 63
1990, ISBN 0-89327-361-9 (Paper) 86 pages, $13.00

Some Dictyosporous Genera and Species of Pleosporales in North America
By M. E. Barr
Barr provides descriptions of 82 species of fungi in 17 genera belonging to 11 families.
Order No. MEM 62
1990, ISBN 0-89327-359-7 (Paper) 92 pages, $14.00

A Revision of the New World Species of Psoraleeae (Leguminosae: Papilionoideae)
By J. W. Grimes
This monograph includes descriptions of one new genus, Rupertia, two new subgenera, Pediomelum subgenus Disarticulatum and subgenus Leucocraspeden, and one new species, Otholobium diffidens.
Order No. MEM 61
1990, ISBN 0-89327-356-2 (Paper) 116 pages, $23.25

A Revision of the Genus Arcytophyllum (Rubiaceae: Hedyotideae)
By P. V. Mena
This comprehensive account of the neotropical genus Arcytophyllum includes 15 species. Distribution and ecology are also discussed.
Order No. MEM 60
1990, ISBN 0-89327-355-4 (Paper) 28 pages, $7.25

Contributions Toward a Mycobiota of Indonesia: Hypocreales, Synnematous Hyphomycetes, Aphyllophorales, Phragmobasidiomycetes, and Myxomycetes
By G. L. Samuels and Collaborators
A preliminary mycota of Indonesia is presented that is based largely upon collections made in the equatorial rain forest of north Sulawesi during the expedition known as Project Wallace. Approximately 150 species are included in this work.
Order No. MEM 59
1990, ISBN 0-89327-354-6 (Paper) 180 pages, $27.50

Per Axel Rydberg: A Biography, Bibliography, and a List of His Taxa
By A. G. Tiehm and F. A. Stafleu
Rydberg, one of the most productive scientists at the New York Botanical Garden during its first century, possessed a wealth of knowledge on the flora of the Rocky Mountain region and the Great Plains of North America. This Memoir celebrates the man and his deeds and includes a 215- item bibliography.
Order No. MEM 58
1990, ISBN 0-89327-351-1 (Paper) 84 pages, $10.00

The Biology, Structure, and Systematics of the Cycadales
Edited by D. W. Stevenson
This volume comprises papers presented at the CYCAD 87 Symposium. The symposium's emphasis was on current research trends on the Cycadales. Included in this collection are sections on morphology, reproductive biology and vegetative propagation, cytology, physiology, ecology, and ethnobotany, and systematics and floristics.
Order No. MEM 57
1990, ISBN 0-89327-350-3 (Paper) 224 pages, $49.50

A Revision of the North American Genus Callirhoe (Malvaceae)
By L. E. Dorr
Dorr provides an extensive treatment of the North American genus Callirhoe, recognizing nine species and two varieties. Included are ecology, ethnobotany, and inter- and infra- generic relationships.
Order No. MEM 56
1990, ISBN 0-89327-349-x (Paper) 84 pages, $18.50

Reproductive Biology and Evolution of Tropical Woody Angiosperms
Edited by G. Gottsberger and G. T. Prance
This collection of papers is from a symposium held in conjunction with the XIVth International Congres in Berlin in 1987. It includes contributions on evolution in primitive angiosperms, sexual dimorphisms, and family and generic treatments.
Order No. MEM 55
1990, ISBN 0-89327-348-1 (Paper) 208 pages, $40.50

A Survey of Foliar Flavonoids in the Aceraceae
By T. J. Delendick
A work of great importance to those engaged in chemotaxonomy, this Memoir utilizes 120 species of Acer and one species of Dipteronia to determine foliar flavonoid profiles.
Order No. MEM 54
1990, ISBN 0-89327-343-0 (Paper) 136 pages, $33.50

The Ferns of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
By G. R. Proctor
A comprehensive pteridophyte flora of the region, it includes keys to distinguish the various species, their distributions, and habitats.
Order No. MEM 53
1989, ISBN 0-89327-341-4 (Hardcover) 396 pages, $39.75

The Lejeuneaceae of Australia. I. Ptychanthoideae
By B. Thiers and S. R. Gradstein
This study includes 30 species, including 21 not previously reported from Australia. Almost all are illustrated. Keys to the genera and species are provided in this important text.
Order No. MEM 52
1989, ISBN 0-89327-339-2 (Paper) 82 pages, $13.00

The Botany of the Guayana Highland, Part XIII
By B. Maguire and Collaborators
This volume contains four contributions: Gentianceae-Part 3, Ouratea (Ochnaceae), five new Melastomataceae, and 12 new species in six angiosperm families from Cerro de la Neblina.
Order No. MEM 51
1989, ISBN 0-89327-331-7 (Paper) 127 pages, $28.75

Systematic Studies in the Melastomataceae:
Bellucia, Loreya, and Macairea
By S. Renner
Renner provides a systematic treatment of seven Species of Bellucia, 13 species of Loreya, and 22 species of Macairea. Included are inter- and intrageneric relations, pollen morphology, chemistry, and excluded taxa.
Order No. MEM 50
1989, ISBN 0-89327-335-x (Paper) 111 pages, $24.00

Mycological Contributions Celebrating the 70th Birthday of Clark T. Rogerson
Edited by G. Samuels
These contributions not only mark a milestone in the life of a senior scientist but also represent a message of thanks and respect to a man who has been a friend, a teacher, and an example. The number and diversity of contributions included in this volume attest to the wide influence that Rogerson has had on mycology and to the esteem in which his colleagues hold him.
Order No. MEM 49
1989, ISBN 0-89327-336-8 (Paper) 374 pages, $37.00

Fungicolous, Lichenicolous, and Myxomyceticolous Species of Hypocreopsis, Nectriopsis, Nectria, Peristomialis, and Trichonectria
By G. J. Samuels
This volume describes 60 species. Three keys are provided: a dichotomous key to the genera of the Hypocreales known to have fungicolous, lichenicolous, and myxomyceticolous species, and a dichotomous and a synoptic key to the treated species.
Order No. MEM 48
1988, ISBN 0-89327-330-9 (Paper) 78 pages, $14.00

Taxonomy of Polygonum Section Echinocaulon (Polygonaceae)
By C. W. Park
This study includes a taxonomic treatment of 21 species. Included are morphology, flavonoid chemistry, biogeography, nomenclatural history, and sectional relationships and phylogeny.
Order No. MEM 47
1988, ISBN 0-89327-329-5 (Paper) 82 pages, $19.00

Pteridophyte Flora of Oaxaca, Mexico
By J. T. Mickel and J. M. Beitel
This handsome volume provides taxonomic treatments of nearly 700 species. Also included are a key to the genera, conspectus of the genera, and abundant illustrations.
Order No. MEM 46
1988, ISBN 0-89327-323-6 (Hardcover) 568 pages, $45.00

Bryostephane Steereana: A Collection of Bryological Papers Presented to William Campbell Steere on the Occasion of his 80th Birthday
Edited by W. R. Buck
This memoir is a collection of 68 articles by 84 authors covering all major areas of bryology, including biographical and historical bryology, morphology, anatomy, cytology, physiology, ecology, floristics, paleobrology,bryogeography, and monography.
Order No. MEM 45
1988, ISBN 0-89327-322-8 (Paper) 778 pages, $65.00

The Lecythidaceae of a Lowland Neotropical Forest: La Fumée Mountain, French Guiana
By S. A. Mori et al.
Mori and collaborators provide a detailed study of 27 species of Lecythidaceae found in central French Guiana. Included are chapters on general forest ecology of central French Guiana, new taxa, local distribution, phytogeography, stem and leaf anatomy, ecology, phenology, and pollination.
Order No. MEM 44
1987, ISBN 0-89327-315-5 (Paper) 190 pages, $27.75

A Systematic Revision of the Genus Cybianthus Subgenus Grammadenia (Myrsinaceae)
By J. J. Pipoly
The morphology, anatomy, and ecology of the subgenus Grammadenia are presented. A systematic treatment of the seven species is also included.
Order No. MEM 43
1987, ISBN 0-89327-314-7 (Paper) 76 pages, $17.50

The Cashew and its Relatives (Anacardium: Anacardiaceae)
By J. Mitchell and S. A. Mori
A taxonomic treatment of this Latin American genus of trees and shrubs is provided. Mitchell and Mori recognize ten species, one of which is new.
Order No. MEM 42
1987, ISBN 0-89327-313-9 (Paper) 76 pages, $17.50

An Annotated Index to the Species and Infraspecific Taxa of Agaricales and Boletales Described by William A. Murrill
By R. E. Halling
A short introduction precedes this annotated, alphabetical index to the new species described or proposed by Murrill.
Order NO. MEM 40
1986, ISBN 0-89327-306-6 (Paper) 120 pages, $19.25

The Juncus triformis Complex
By B. Ertter
Ertter presents a taxonomic treatment, including three new taxa, of this North American species complex.
Order NO. MEM 39
1986, ISBN 0-89327-302-3 (Paper) 96 pages, $17.50

The Systematics of Rhynchospora Section Dichromena
By W. W. Thomas
This study of Dichromena, a neotropical group of sedges that range from Virginia to Argentina, includes three new species and one new subspecies. Also included are keys, descriptions, synonymy, and cladistic analysis.
Order No. MEM 37
1984, ISBN 0-89327-251-5 (Paper) 116 pages, $21.00

The Systematics of Montanoa (Asteraceae, Heliantheae)
By V. A. Funk
Funk provides a treatment of this genus, dividing 25 species into two subgenera. Included are three new species. Also presented are generic affinities, morphology and taxonomic characters, and leaf morphology.
Order No. MEM36
1982, ISBN 0-89327-243-4 (Paper) 133 pages, $10.00

The American Cassiinae. A Synoptical Revision of Leguminosae Tribe Cassieae Subtribe Cassiinae in the New World
By H. S. Irwin and R. C. Barneby
Cassiinae is the largest of the five subtribes that form the tribe Cassieae of the Leguminosae Caesalpinioideae. Included in this study are keys to three genera, Cassia, Senna, and Chamaecrista.
Order No. MEM 35
1982, ISBN 0-89327-241-8 (Paper) 918 pages, $100.00

Taxonomy of Amauroderma (Basidiomycetes, Polyporaceae)
By J.S. Furtado
Twenty-five species are treated in this study. Also included are notes on the charachteristics of the basidiocarps and their taxonomic significance in Amauroderma.
Order No. MEM 34
1981, ISBN 0-89327-234-5 (Paper) 109 pages, $13.00

Monograph of Crocireas (Ascomycetes, Helotiales, Leotiaceae)
By S. C. Carpenter
Carpenter presents a treatment of the species of Crocicreas, including 16 new species and varieties.
Order No. MEM 33
1981, ISBN 0-89327-230-2 (Paper) 290 pages, $26.50

Issue Commemorating the 70th Birthday of Dr. Josiah L. Lowe. 25 Mycological Papers
The multiple contributions and worldwide influences of Professor Lowe are reflected in this commemorative collection of 25 papers, all of which concern one or more aspects of taxonomic mycology, his premier interest.
Order No. MEM 28 (1)
1976, ISBN 0-89327-004-0 (Paper) 231 pages, $10.00

New Combinations and New Taxa of Mosses Proposed by Nils Conrad Kindberg
By W. C. Steere and H. A. Crum
This catalog presents the hundreds of new combinations and new taxa of mosses that Kindberg published in more than 50 papers between 1888 and 1910.
Order No. MEM 28 (2)
1977, ISBN 0-89327-005-9 (Paper) 220 pages, $15.00

A Revision of the Mexican-Central American Species of Cavendishia (Vacciniaceae)
By J. L. Luteyn
Luteyn provides a treatment of the central American species of Cavendishia; included are 29 taxa, 13 of which are new.
Order No. MEM 28 (3)
1976, ISBN 0-89327-011-3 (Paper) 138 pages, $5.00

Daleae Imagines, An Illustrated Revision of Erazurizia, Psorothamnus, Marina, and Dalea
By R. C. Barneby
Here, Barneby reshapes Dalea, segregating four genera. Included are a taxonomic treatment and keys to the genera.
Order No. MEM 27
1977, ISBN 0-89327-002-4 (Paper) 891 pages, $50.00

A Revision of the American Species of Rourea Subgenus Rourea (Connaraceae)
By E. Forero
A Revision of the Genus Hackelia (Boraginaceae) in North America, North of Mexico By J. L. Gentry and R. L. Carr
(one volume)
Forero recognizes 42 species and 21 varieties of the pantropic genus Rourea Aublet; seven of the species and six varieties are described as new. Gentry and Carr treat Hackelia, including 28 species. Also presented are cytology, nutlet dispersal, and generic relationships.
Order No. MEM 26 (1)
1976, ISBN 0-89327-007-5 (Paper) 227 pages, $18.00

A Revision of the Fungi Formerly Classified as Nectria Subgenus Hyphonectria
By G. J. Samuels
This revision provides keys to all accepted species within Nectria, subgenus Hyphonectria. Also included are generic diagnoses and taxonomy, an index to taxa, and keys to the genera.
Order No. MEM 26 (3)
1976, ISBN 0-89327-008-3 (Paper) 126 pages, $9.00

The Systematics of the Legume Genus Harpalyce (Leguminosae-Lotoideae) By M. T. K. Arroyo
A Monograph of the Genus Hamelia (Rubiaceae) By T. S. Elias
(one volume)
Arroyo includes the systematic position and generic relationships, morphology, floral morphology and pollination, and a key to the genera of the subtribe Brongniartriae in this study. In the second monograph, Elias provides the recognition and description of 18 taxa, with the formal division of the genus into two sections, Amphituba and Hamelia.
Order No. MEM 26(4)
1976, ISBN 0-89327-001-6 (Paper) 144 pages, $16.00

Leguminosae of the United States: Subfamily Caesalpinioideae
By D. Isley
Isley includes and distinguishes native, cultivated, and specialty species in this work.
Order No. MEM 25(2)
1975, ISBN 0-89327-080-6 (Paper) 228 pages, $20.00

Leguminosae of the United States: Subfamily Papilionoideae: Tribes Sophoreae, Podalyrieae, Loteae
By D. Isley
Treatments of 16 species of Sophoreae, 16 species of Podalyrieae, and 5 species of Loteae are presented here.
Order No. MEM 25(3)
1981, ISBN 0-89327-232-2 (Paper) 264 pages, $35.00

Sclerotiniaceae II. Lambertella
By K. P. Dumont
Dumont provides a treatment of the fungus Lambertella with its 28 species, including 18 new species. Morphology, ecology and distribution, and generic diagnosis and taxonomy are included.
Order No. MEM 22(1)
1971, ISBN 0-89327-074-1 (Paper) 178 pages, $10.50

Supplementary Notes on American Menispermaceae VIII. A Generic Survey of the American Triclisieae and Anomospermeae
By R. C. Barneby and B. A. Krukoff
Barneby and Krukoff present a generic survey and discussion of species.
Order No. MEM 22(2)
1971, ISBN 0-89327-075-x (Paper) 89 pages, $11.00

A Monograph of the Mexican and Central American Species of Trixis (Compositae)
By C. Anderson
Taxonomic history of the genus, morphology and anatomy, chromosome numbers, and taxonomic treatments of 22 species, including three newly described species and two newly described varieties, are provided here.
Order No. MEM 22(3)
1972, ISBN 0-89327-076-8 (Paper) 68 pages, $8.00

Taxonomic Investigations in the Genera Perityle and Laphamia (Compositae)
By W. E. Niles
This study includes a treatment of 21 species and five subspecies of Laphamia and a taxonomic study of Perityle.
Order No. MEM 21(1)
1970, ISBN 0-89327-070-9 (Paper) 82 pages, $10.00

A Biosystematic Study of North American Thlaspi Montanum and Its AlliesBy P. K. Holmgren
Novitates Antillanae IV By A. H. Liogier
(one volume)
Holmgren provides the taxonomic history, general morphology, pollen stainability, and growth cycle of Thlaspi. Included are treatments of four species and five varieties. Liogier presents the findings of field work in the Dominican Republic. Numerous new species are recorded.
Order No. MEM 21(2)
1971, ISBN 0-89327-071-7 (Paper) 157 pages, $12.00

Conspectus of the Genera of Polytrichaceae
By G. L. Smith
A conspectus, including a key, to the 20 genera of the moss family Polytrichaceae is presented here.
Order No. MEM 21(3)
1971, ISBN 0-89327-072-5 (Paper) 83 pages, $6.00

A Taxonomic Revision of the Castilleja Viscidula Group
By N. H. Holmgren
Morphological criteria, chromosome numbers, phylogenetic concepts, as well as a taxonomic treatment and keys to nine species, are presented here.
Order No. MEM 21(4)
1971, ISBN 0-89327-073-3 (Paper) 63 pages, $8.50

A Revision of the American Species of Eriosema (Leguminosae-Lotoideae)
By J. W. Grear
This monograph provides taxonomic treatments of the 38 species and seven varieties of American Eriosema.
Order No. MEM 20(3)
1970, ISBN 0-89327-069-5 (Paper) 98 pages, $10.00

Cryptogamae Exsiccatae-An Annotated Bibliography of Published Exsiccatae by Geneva Sayre By G. Sayre
These valuable publications document the details, including dates of publication, for the hundreds of exsiccatae issued in the last two centuries. Both parts are arranged alphabetically by distributing author.
(1) General Cryptogams, Algae, and Lichens
Order No. MEM 19(1)
1969, ISBN 0-89327-063-6 (Paper) 174 pages, $10.50
(3) Unpublished Exsiccatae 1. Collectors
Order No. MEM 19(3)
1975, ISBN 0-89327-065-2 (Paper) 147 pages, $9.00

Petiole Anatomy of the Guttiferae and Related Families
By E. K. Schofield
This publication represents the results of a vascular system study of the Guttiferae and related families.
Order No. MEM 18(1)
1968, ISBN 0-89327-061-x (Paper) 55 pages, $7.50

Polyporaceae from VenezuelaBy O. Fidalgo and M. E. P. K. Fidalgo
The Genus Hexagona By M. E. P. K. Fidalgo
Phellinus pachyphloeus and Its Allies By O. Fidalgo
(one volume)
This volume provides a survey of these fungi in South America.
Order No. MEM 17(2)
1968, ISBN 0-89327-060-1 (Paper) 147 pages, $12.50

The Polypodiaceae Subfamily Asplenioideae in Venezuela By C. V. Morton and D. B. Lellinger
Contributions to the Botany of Guiana By B. Maguire and Collaborators
New and Interesting Connaraceae from South AmericaBy G. T. Prance
A Note on the Identity of the Genus Pleragina Arruda By G. T. Prance
The Systematic Significance of Leaf Structure in the Cyperaceae-Mapanieae By T. Koyama
(one volume)
This collection of monographs is indispensable for those interested in the flora of northern South America. Morton and Lellinger cover 47 species of Asplenioideae and one of Loxoscaphe. Maguire and collaborators delve into Lauraceae, Leguminosae-Mimosoideae, and Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae.
Order No. MEM 15
1966, ISBN 0-89327-057-1 (Paper) 159 pages, $12.50

A Taxonomic Revision of the Genus Persea (Lauraceae) in the Western Hemisphere
By L. E. Kopp
This study addresses the economically valuable genus Persea, including 81 species.
Order No. MEM 14(1)
1966, ISBN 0-89327-049-0 (Paper) 117 pages, $10.00

Monographic Studies in Cassia (Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae) I. Section Xerocalyx
By H. S. Irwin
This study strives to introduce some order into this species complex. Sections on morphology and anatomy, taxonomic history, and chromosome numbers are included.
Order No. MEM 12(1)
1964, ISBN 0-89327-045-8 (Paper) 114 pages, $10.00

Supplementary Notes on the American Species of Strychnos VII
By B. A. Krukoff
Krukoff provides a systematic treatment, including keys to the sections and species.
Order No. MEM 12(2)
1965, ISBN 0-89327-046-6 (Paper) 94 pages, $10.00

Manual of the Leafy Hepaticae of Latin America
By M. H. Fulford
The only treatment of Latin American hepatics with keys, descriptions, and illustrations, this volume treats Cephaloziellaceae and Lophocoleaceae.
Order No. MEM 11(4)
1976, ISBN 0-89327-043-1 (Paper) 143 pages, $10.50

A Revision of Spathiphyllum (Araceae)
By G. S. Bunting
This study includes treatments of 36 species. History of the genus, morphology, and developmental trends complete the study.
Order No. MEM 10(3)
1960, ISBN 0-89327-037-7 (Paper) 54 pages, $8.00

Plants Collected by the Vernay Nyasaland Expedition of 1946: Conclusion Angiospermae; General Index
By J. P. M. Brenan and Collaborators
This volume provides an index as well as additions and corrections to the flora collected in the expedition.
Order No. MEM 9(1)
1954, ISBN 0-89327-028-8 (Paper) 132 pages, $10.00

Plants Collected in Ecuador by W. H. Camp: Gramineae; Piperaceae; Umbelliferae; Eriocaulaceae; Verbenaceae
By E. R. Sohns, J. R. Swallen, T. G. Yuncker, M. E. Mathias, L. Constance, and H. N. Moldenke
Revision of the Genus Sagittaria (Alismataceae) By C. Bogin
This publication documents the collections made in 1944-1945, which include 153 specimens of grasses representing 55 genera and 106 species.
Order No. MEM 9(2)
1955, ISBN 0-89327-034-2 (Paper) 101 pages, $10.00

Plants Collected by the Vernay Nyasaland Expedition of 1946: Continuation Angiospermae By J. P. M. Brenan and Collaborators
This monograph begins with the Leguminosae collected on the expedition. An index is included.
Order No. MEM 8(5)
1954, ISBN 0-89327-033-4 (Paper) 102 pages, $10.00

North American Flora
This series provides keys and descriptions of all plants growing spontaneously in North America, Central America, and the West Indies (excluding those islands whose flora is essentially South American). Series I, published from 1909 to 1949, consists of 94 parts. Series II, initiated in 1954, is issued at irregular intervals in parts numbered sequentially without regard for taxonomic relationships and with some latitude in geographic delimitation. Each part is priced individually and is devoted to an order, family, or smaller group, complete with bibliography and index. Published since 1905, the volumes are priced individually.

Editor: William R. Buck, The New York Botanical Garden

Series II

Melanommatales (Loculoascomycetes)
By M. E. Barr
Barr presents a treatment of the nonlichenized Malanommatales in North America. Included are eight families encompassing 136 species in 37 genera. Six new species are described.
Order No. NAF-II 13
1990, ISBN 0-89327-360-0 (Paper) 130 pages, $20.50

Linaceae
By C. H. Rogers
Systematic treatments of the genera and species are presented in this volume.
Order No. NAF-II 12
1984, ISBN 0-89327-260-4 (Paper) 58 pages, $10.75

Sphagnopsida (Sphagnaceae)
By H. A. Crum
This fully-illustrated volume treats only the United States and Canada.
Order No. NAF-II 11
1984, ISBN 0-89327-252-3 (Paper) 180 pages, $18.75

Mutisieae By B. Simpson and C. Anderson
Senecioneae By A. Cronquist et al.
Vernoniae By S. B. Jones et al.
(one volume)
Keys, full descriptions, and synonymy are provided in this volume, which covers three tribes of North American Compositae.
Order No. NAF-II 10
1978, ISBN 0-89327-191-8 (Paper) 245 pages, $10.00

Hookeriaceae
By W. H. Welch
Welch provides a systematic treatment of 21 genera along with keys to the species and species descriptions.
Order No. NAF-II 9
1976, ISBN 0-89327-006-7 (Paper) 113 pages, $12.75

Cuscuta
By T. G. Yuncker
This genus has approximately 170 species; the North American species are treated in this monograph.
Order No. NAF-II 4
1965, ISBN 0-89327-185-3 (Paper) 51 pages, $8.00

Series I

(Campanulales) Campanulaceae, Lobelioideae
By R. McVaugh
This monograph treats 15 genera and over 100 species.
Order No. NAF-I 32A(1)
1943, ISBN 0-89327-176-4 (Paper) 134 pages, $15.00

(Asclepiadales) Apocynaceae
By R. E. Woodson, Jr.
Nearly 200 species in 46 genera are treated in this study.
Order No. NAF-I 29(2)
1938, ISBN 0-89327-171-3 (Paper) 89 pages, $10.00

(Geraniales) By J. K. Small
Geraniaceae By L. T. Hanks and J. K. Small
Oxalidaceae, Linaceae By J. K. Small
Erythroxylaceae By N. L. Britton
(one volume)
Four families, including their genera and species, are treated.
Order No. NAF-I 25(1)
1907, ISBN 0-89327-163-2 (Paper) 87 pages, $10.00

(Rosales) By S. K. Small
Podostemonaceae By G. V. Nash
Crassulaceae By N. L. Britton and J. N. Rose
Penthoraceae, Parnassiaceae (Reprint) By P. A. Rydberg
(one volume)
This treatment of the first four families of the Rosales includes keys to more than 30 genera.
Order No. NAF-I 22(1)
1905, ISBN 0-89327-144-6 (Paper) 80 pages, $10.00

Saxifragaceae, Hydrangeaceae By J. K. Small and P. A. Rydberg
Cunoniaceae, Iteaceae, Hamamelidaceae By N. L. Britton
Pterostemonaceae By J. K. Small
Altingiaceae By P. Wilson
Phyllonomaceae By H. H. Rusby
(one volume)
Small and Rydberg present 33 genera and more than 250 species of Saxifragaceae, and 10 genera and 50 species of Hydrangeaceae. Two genera of Cunoniaceae are presented. A single genus and species of Iteaceae is described. Four species within two genera of Hamamelidaceae are discussed. One genus and species of Pterostemonaceae is presented. Wilson treats one genus and one species of Altingiaceae. Rusby studies one genus and one species of Phyllonomiaceae.
Order No. NAF-I 22(2)
1905, ISBN 0-89327-145-4 (Paper) 110 pages, $12.00

GrossulariaceaeBy F. V. Coville and N. L. Britton
Platanaceae By H. A. Gleason
Crossosomataceae By J. K. Small
Connaraceae By N. L. Britton
Calycanthaceae By C. L. Pollard
Rosaceae (Pars) By P. A. Rydberg
(one volume)
A third installment in the treatment of North American Rosales, this volume begins with the treatment of 83 species in two general Grossulariaceae. Gleason provides a study of one genus and nine species of Platanaceae. Small's treatment covers one genus and nine species. Three genera and nine species of Connaraceae are treated by Britton. One genus and four species of Calycanthaceae are treated. Also, Rydberg continues his study of the Rosaceae.
Order No. NAF-I 22(3)
1938, ISBN 0-89327-146-2 (Paper) 102 pages, $12.00

Rosaceae (Pars)
By P. A. Rydberg
This monograph treats the tribe Poterium.
Order No. NAF-I 22(5)
1913, ISBN 0-89327-148-9 (Paper) 90 pages, $12.00

Index
By O. A. Stevens
This index is an invaluable tool for using Volume 22 of North American Flora.
Order No. NAF-I 22(7)
1959, ISBN 0-89327-150-0 (Paper) 22 pages, $6.00

(Xyridales) Mayacaceae By A. C. Smith
Xyridaceae By G. O. A. Malme
Eriocaulaceae By H. N. Moldenke
Pontederiaceae By E. J. Alexander
(one volume)
This treatment includes Smith's presentation of one genus and two species of Mayacaceae. Malme treats one genus and 28 species of Xyridaceae; five genera and more than 70 species of Eriocaulaceae are treated. Alexander presents 17 species within five genera of Pontederiaceae.
Order No. NAF-I 19(1)
1937, ISBN 0-89327-138-1 (Paper) 60 pages, $8.00

(Pandales-Poales) Typhaceae By P. Wilson
Sparganiaceae, Elodeaceae, Hydrocharitaceae By P. A. Rydberg
Zannichelliaceae, Zosteraceae, Cymodoceaceae, Naiadaceae, Lilaeaceae By N. Taylor
Scheuchzeriaceae By N. L. Britton
Alismataceae By J. K. Small
Butomaceae, Poaceae (Pars)By G. V. Nash
(one volume)
This collection of monographs treats five important orders of aquatic plants: Pandanales, Naiadales, Alismales, Hydrochoritales, and Poales.
Order No. NAF-I 17(1)
1909, ISBN 0-89327-121-7 (Paper) 98 pages, $12.00

(Poales) Poaceae (Pars) By A. S. Hitchcock, J. R. Swallen, and A. Chase
This treatment begins with the tribe Areneae and concludes with a treatment of the tribe Chlorideae.
Order No. NAF-I 17(8)
1939, ISBN 0-89327-128-4 (Paper) 98 pages, $12.00

(Ophioglossales-Filicales) Ophioglossaceae By L. M. Underwood and R. C. Benedict
Marattiaceae By L. M. Underwood
Osmundaceae, Ceratopteridaceae By R. C. Benedict
Schizaeaceae, Gleicheniaceae, Cyatheaceae (Pars) By W. R. Maxon
(one volume)
Three genera and 28 species are treated by Underwood and Benedict; two genera and 18 species of Marattiaceae are treated. One genera and three species of Osmundaceae, and one genus and three species of Ceratopteridaceae are treated. Maxon treats five genera and 41 species of Schizaeaceae; one genus and 18 species of Gleicheniaceae, and one genus and 43 species of Cyatheaceae conclude this monograph.
Order No. NAF-I 16(1)
1909, ISBN 0-89327-120-9 (Paper) 88 pages, $10.00

(Sphagnales-Bryales) Sphagnaceae By A. L. Andrews
Andreaeaceae By E. G. Britton and J. T. Emerson
Archdiaceae, Bruchiaceae, Ditrichaceae, Bryoxiphiaceae, Seligeriaceae (Reprint)
By E. G. Britton
(one volume)
Andrews provides a taxonomic treatment of the genus Sphagnum and its 39 species. Archdiaceae (Andreaceae) and its nine species are presented. Britton treats five families of Bryales in the final section.
Order No. NAF-I 15(1)
1913, ISBN 0-89327-116-0 (Paper) 76 pages, $10.00

(Bryales) Dicranaceae, Leucobryaceae (Reprint) By R. S. Williams
This continuation of the Bryales study presents 19 genera within three subfamilies.
Order No. NAF-I 15(2)
1913, ISBN 0-89327-117-9 (Paper) 90 pages, $9.00

(Bryales) Orthotrichaceae By A. J. Grout
Breaking this family down into two tribes, Grout provides a systematic treatment of the genera and species. It is especially valuable for the revision of Macromitrium.
Order No. NAF-I 15A(1)
1946, ISBN 0-89327-119-5 (Paper) 62 pages, $10.00

(Sphaerocarpales-Marchantiales) Sphaerocarpaceae, Riellaceae By C. C. Haynes and M. A. Howe
Ricciaceae By M. A. Howe
Corsinaceae, Targioniaceae, Sauteriaceae, Rebouliceae, Marchantiaceae By A. W. Evans
(one volume)
Two genera and five species of Sphaerocarpaceae are treated. Haynes and Howe present one genus and species of Riellaceae. Howe treats the three genera and 27 species of Ricciaceae. Evans completes the treatment of Marchantiales. Presented are one genus and one species of Corsiniacceae, two genera and two species of Targioniaceae, three genera and three species of Sauteriaceae, five genera and 27 species of Rebouliaceae, and six genera and 11 species of Marchantiaceae.
Order No. NAF-I 14(1)
1923, ISBN 0-89327-115-2 (Paper) 66 pages, $7.50

(Oedogoniales) OedogoniaceaeBy L. H. Tiffany
Bibliography By J. H. Barnhardt
(one volume)
Three genera and more than 300 species and varieties of algae are treated here. Illustrations and a bibliography complete the volume.
Order No. NAF-I 11(1)
1937, ISBN 0-89327-114-4 (Paper) 102 pages, $12.00

(Agaricales) Agaricaceae (Pars) By L. O. Overholts
Hypnodendrum Cortinarius By C. H. Kaufman
(one volume)
This monograph includes the treatments of the 12 species of Hypnodendrum and the 202 species of Cortinarius.
Order No. NAF-I 10(5)
1932, ISBN 0-89327-113-6 (Paper) 70 pages, $5.00

(Agaricales) Polyporaceae (Pars) (Reprint) By W. A. Murrill
This study provides a key to the family Polyporaceae and begins with a treatment of the four tribes.
Order No. NAF-I 9(1)
1907, ISBN 0-89327-102-0 (Paper) 72 pages, $10.00

(Agaricales) Boletaceae. Agaricaceae (Pars) Chantereleae By W. A. Murrill
Lactarieae (Pars) By G. S. Burlingham
(one volume)
Murrill presents a study of the Boletaceae, including 11 genera and more than 75 species. A treatment of the Agaricaceae is begun with the tribe Chantereleae, including nine genera and 24 species. Burlingham treats the tribe Lactarieae, which includes more than 70 species.
Order No. NAF-I 9(3)
1910, ISBN 0-89327-104-7 (Paper) 68 pages, $5.00

(Uredinales) Coleosporiaceae, Uredinaceae, Aecidiaceae (Pars) (Reprint) By J. C. Arthur
Two genera and 25 species of Coleosporiaceae, 18 genera and more than 60 species of Uredinaceae, and 14 genera with more than 70 species of Aecidiaceae are presented in this rust monograph.
Order No. NAF-I 7(2)
1907, ISBN 0-89327-087-3 (Paper) 78 pages, $5.00

(Uredinales) Aecidiaceae (Continuation) By J. C. Arthur
Gymnosporangium (Reprint) By F. D. Kern
(one volume)
Arthur continues his rust treatment of the Aecidiaceae, beginning with the Nephlyctis. Kern provides the treatment of Gymnosporangium.
Order No. NAF-I 7(3)
1907, ISBN 0-89327-088-1 (Paper) 108 pages, $5.00

(Uredinales) Aecidiaceae (Continuation) By J. C. Arthur
Dicaeoma on Poaceae By J. C. Arthur and F. D. Fromme
(one volume)
This installment treats the Dicaeoma, including 269 spe

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