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Vol. 48, No. 1
 
Front cover: Nannorrhops ritchieana, Jebel Akhdhar, Oman.
Photo: J. Dransfield
Back cover: Hyphaene guineensis growing at Sette Cama,
Gabon. Photo: J. van Valkenburg
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Contents for Volume 48(1) Palms
- A New Locality for Marojejya darianii in Madagascar
- Adam Britt, Bernard Iambana and Tianjanahary Randriamboavonjy
- Hyphaene guineensis
- John van Valkenburf and John Dransfield
- Liberty Hyde Bailey: Pioneer of Palm Systematics
- Eric Hsu
- A New Species of Chamaedorea from Columbia
- Rodrigo Bernal, Gloria Galeana and Donald R. Hodel
- Nannorrhops in Oman
- John Dransfield
- Floral Biology and Insect Visitors of the Understory Palm
Synechanthus warscewiczianus at the Pacific Coast of Colombia
- Robert Siefke and Rodrigo Bernal
- Transfer of Syagrus campicola to Butia
- Larry R. Noblick
- Syagrus coronata and Syagrus vagans:
Traditional Exploitation in Bahia, Brazil
- Iara Candido Crepaldi, Antonio Salatino and Alone Rios
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Vol. 48, No. 2
 
Front cover: A handsome, clustered Pinanga with dark brown stems
and mottled leaves grew in dense forest on the Rakhine State/Magway Division
border, Mayanmar. Photo: D. Hodel
Back cover: A Trachycarpus (probably T.
martianus) occured on very steep, grassy slopes at 2650 meters elevation
on Mt. Victoria, Chin State, Myanmar. Photo: D. Hodel
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Contents for Volume 48(2) Palms
- Night Train to Mandalay, Part I
- D.R. Hodel
- Syagrus cearensis, a Twin-Stemmed New Palm from Brazil
- L.R. Noblick
- Fun Made the Fair Coconut Shy
- H.C. Harries
- Production of a Second Set of Stilt Roots in Arborescent
Palms: A Solution to the Puzzle
- G. Avalos
- Vegetative Transformation of Inflorescences in Socratea
salazarii
- J.C. Pintaud and B. Millan
- The White Powder Dypsis: A New Species from
Cultivation
- D.R. Hodel and J. Marcus
- Status of the Bankauale Palm, Livistona carinensis, in
Djibouti
- H. Ford and C. Bealy
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Vol. 48, No. 3
 
Front cover: Sabal palmetto consumed by fire in Bill Baggs Cape
Florida State Park. Photo: K. Wendelberger
Back cover: Looking up into the crown of Syagrus
vermicularis, a species newly described in this issue of PALMS by L.
Noblick. Photo: L. Noblick
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Contents for Volume 48(3) Palms
- Syagrus vermicularis, a Fascinating New Palm from Northern Brazil
- L. Noblick
- Fire Returns to Native Palm in South Florida
- S. Wright
- Night Train to Mandalay, Part II
- D.R. Hodel
- Edible Palms of Southern Ecuador
- V. Van den Eynden, E. Cue4va and O. Cabera
- Rat Damage on Native Hawaiian Palms
- M.H. Chapin
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Vol. 48, No. 4
 
Front cover: Chamaedorea pauciflor in
periodically flooded forest, Loreto, Peru.
Back cover: A well grown specimen of Asterogyne
martiana, as seen on the recent IPS Biennial trip to the Lyon Arboretum,
Hawaii. IPS members will be saddened to learn that the Lyon Arboretum
is now closed to the public. Photo by Scott Zona
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Contents for Volume 48(4) Palms
- Hyospathe
-
A. Henderson
- Notes on Chamaedorea in Peru
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J.C. Pintaud and B. Millán
- A Traditional Irrigation System Using Palmyra Palm (Borassus
flabellifer) in Kerala, India
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V.S. Ramachandran, K. Swarupanandan and C. Renuka
- Diversity of Use of Doum Palm (Hyphaene compressa)
Leaves in Kenya
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C.J.M. Amwatta
- Introduction of a Multipurpose Palm, Phoenix pusilla,
in Kuwait
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C. Sudershan
- New Species of Livistona (Arecaceae) from New
Guinea
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J.L. Dowe and J.P. Mogea
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