NYBG Press Books & Journals

Advances in Economic Botany

Series Editor: Dr. Ina Vandebroek, The New York Botanical Garden, ivandebroek@nybg.org

Advances in Economic Botany is an interdisciplinary series designed to integrate pure and applied studies. Advances has found its readership among policy makers, teachers, researchers, and students in the field of agronomy, anthropology, biology, ecology, economic botany, ethnobotany, geography, and pharmacology.

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Contributions from the New York Botanical Garden

Series Editor: Dr. William R. Buck, The New York Botanical Garden, bbuck@nybg.org

Contributions from The New York Botanical Garden was established in 1899 as a monographic series of technical papers written by Botanical Garden staff members, published in other journals, and reprinted by the Garden. This format was discontinued in 1933. Reactivated in 1983, Contributions now provides the scientific community an outlet for the publication of translations, annotated bibliographies, and classical works that are out-of-print. Browse and buy books at www.nybgshop.org. 

Flora Neotropica Monographs

Series Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Lawrence M. Kelly, The New York Botanical Garden, lkelly@nybg.org

Flora Neotropica volumes provide taxonomic treatments of plant groups or families growing in the Americas between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. The monographs are intended to be comprehensive, so most of them also include information on economic botany, conservation, phylogenetic relationships, taxonomic history, ecology, cytology, anatomy, and phytochemistry, among other topics. Each volume is illustrated with line drawings, black and white photographs, and distribution maps. This series is the official publication of the Organization for Flora Neotropica (OFN). Browse and buy books at www.nybgshop.org. 

Intermountain Flora: Vascular Plants of the Intermountain West, U.S.A.

Intermountain Flora is the authoritative source for information about the vascular plants of the western United States between the Rocky Mountains and Sierra Nevada ranges. Each volume provides reliable keys, thorough descriptions, and plentiful illustrations for the flora of this region. The series serves as the definitive resource for land use managers, conservationists, agencies concerned with environment and natural resources, botanists, and naturalists. Browse and buy books at www.nybgshop.org.

Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden

Series Editor, Dr. William R. Buck, The New York Botanical Garden, bbuck@nybg.org

Established in 1900, this series has traditionally focused on taxonomy and floristics, with an emphasis on plants of the Western Hemisphere. In recent years, the series has expanded to encompass field guides and botanical history as well. Browse and buy books at www.nybgshop.org.

Among the eBook titles included are That Glorious Forest; The Amazonian Caboclo and the Acai Palm; New Flora of Vermont; and Vanilla Landscapes Books with available eChapters include Diversity and Phylogeny of the Monocotyledons: Contributions from Monocots V; The Biology, Structure, and Systematics of the Cycadales; Proceedings of Cycad 2005: The 7th International Conference on Cycad Biology; Proceedings of Cycad 2008: The 8th International Conference on Cycad Biology; Cycad Biology and Conservation: 9th International Conference on Cycad Biology; and 92 chapters (taxonomic treatments) of the forthcoming New Manual of Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada.  Digital Downloads of complete books are available for the Manual of Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States and Adjacent Canada (Second Edition), Cultural Uses of Plants: A Guide to Learning About Ethnobotany, and The Pteridophytes of Mexico.

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Botanical Review

Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Barbara Ambrose, The New York Botanical Garden, bambrose@nybg.org. Co-published by Springer and The New York Botanical Garden.

Quarterly Journal available online here.

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For more than half a century, Botanical Review has 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. 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.

Brittonia

Editor-in-Chief: Benjamin M. Torke, The New York Botanical Garden, btorke@nybg.org. Co-published by Springer and The New York Botanical Garden.

Quarterly Journal available online here.

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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, and announcements.

Economic Botany

Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Robert Voeks, California State University, rvoeks@fullerton.edu. Managing Editor: Dr. Brian M. Boom, The New York Botanical Garden, bboom@nybg.org. Co-published by Springer and The New York Botanical Garden. Economic Botany is the official journal of The Society for Economic Botany.

Quarterly Journal available online here.

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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 between plants and people around the world, encompassing the past, present, and potential uses of plants. Each issue contains original research articles, review articles, book reviews, annotated bibliographies, and notes on economic plants.