| Vol 55. No. 4 December 2011 |
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cover: Veitchia joannis is a tall, emergent species with heavy, elegantly pendulous pinnae.
D. R. Hodel
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cover: Hydriastele boumae on Traveuni is a tall, emergent palm with a canopy of arching, recurved leaves
D. R. Hodel
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| Exploring for Palms in Fiji |
D. R. Hodel |
| Cyphosperma naboutinense, a New Species from Fiji |
D. R. Hodel & J. Marcus |
| A New Species of Ptychosperma from Halmahera, North Moluccas |
C.D. Heatubun |
| Management of the Spiny Palm Astrocaryum malybo> in Colombia for the Production of Mats |
N. García. M.C Torres, R. Bernal, G. Galeano, N. Valderrama and V.A. Barrera |
| Validation of Laccospadicinae (Arecacea: Areceae) |
J. Dansfield, N.W. Ujl, C.B. Asmussen, W.J. baker, M. Harley and C.E. Lewis |
| Bees Collect Resin from Mauritia flexuosa in Roraima, Brazil |
R. Khorsand Rosa
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| Vol 55. No. 3 September 2011 |
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cover: Phoenix roebeleni on the Mekong River near Guanlei.
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cover: Saribus woodfordii is found in coastal forests on limestone or lateritic soils in Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.
Photo by John Dowe
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| Saribus Resurrected |
C.D. Bacon & W. J. Baker |
| Palm Ash: A Humble Product of Many Uses |
D. V. Johnson |
| Arenga longicarpa, a Poorly Known Species from South China |
M.L. Jeanson & L. Guo |
| Phoenix roebelenii on the Mekong and Ou Rivers |
K. Boyer |
| Hybrids in the Genus Syagrus |
D. R. Hodel |
| The World of Palms - Rediscovering Diversity |
H. Walter Lack and Kathrin Grotz
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| Palm Literature - The Anatomy of Palms Arecaceae - Palmae |
P.N. Tomlinson, J. W. Horn & J. B. Fisher
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| Vol 55. No. 2 June 2011 |
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cover: Adonidia merrilli on a steep slope in forest over limestone on Danjugan Island, Philippines. See artilce by E.S. Fernando p.57
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cover: xjubautia splendens 'Don Nelson,' Overfelt Gardens Park, San Jose, California. See article by D. Hodel, p. 62
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| Anonidia merrillii A New Wild Population in the Philippines |
E.S. Fernando |
| A New Nothospecies and Two Cultivars for the Hybrids in Cultivation between Butia odorata and Jubaea chilensis |
D.R. Hodel |
| Revisiting the Neotropical Genera Chelyocarpus, Cryosophila and Itaya(Coryphoideae: Cryosophilae)
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F. Castaño G., R. Spichiger & F.W. Stauffe |
| Phenology and Germination of the Chonta Palm, Astrocaryum gratum,in a Sub-montane Forest
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E. Aliaga-Rossel |
| Palm Conservation at a Botanic Garden: a Case Study of the Keys Thatch Palm
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P. Griffith, C. Lewis & J. Francisco-Ortega |
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| Palm Literature - Dennis V. Johnson, Tropical Palms, 2010 |
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| Vol 55. No. 1 March 2011 |
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cover: The colorful infructescences of Oenocarpus bacaba were seen on a tour of Amazon palms.
Jack Sayers
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cover: Cyphosperma tanga near Navai village on Vita Levu, Fiji
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| The Palms of Monserrate, Sintra, Portugal |
G. Luckhurst |
| New Palms Hosts for the Red Palm Weevil Rhynchophorus ferrugineus in Sicily |
S. Longo, P.J. Anderson, T.R. Smith, J.D. Stanley and R.N. Inserra |
| The Palms of Fiji and Tonga |
C.D. Bacon |
| Amazon Tour |
Brett Emery and Michael Smukall |
| Palms of the Lower Madidi River in Northern Bolivia |
Thomas L.P. Couvreur |
| Coccothrinax barbadensis a New for Montserrat |
Larry R. Noblick
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| Validation of the name Butia odorata |
Larry R. Noblick
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| Raymond F, Baker (1945-2010) |
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