Vol. 34, No. 1

Front cover:  Calamus pilosellus in Brunei -- even Rattans can make elegant ornamentals.  Photo by John Dransfield.

Back cover:  Top:  Chamaedorea tuerckheimmi (Dammer) Burret is one of the smallest palms known.  Bottom:  Chamaedorea amabilis   Photos by Donald R. Hodel.

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Contents for January 1990

Chamaedorea amabilis:  an Ornamental Species from Central America

Donald R. Hodel

New Era Ushered in at the Retreat

Leonard Goldstein

Nutritional Composition of the Fruits of Doum Palms (Hyphaene) from the West Coast of India

S.D. Bonde, Vaishali V. Agate, and D.K. Kulkarni

Nipah Leaflets as Wrappers for Cigarettes

T.A. Davis, B. Jamadon, and A.J. Mohd. Noh

A Preliminary Analysis of the Palm Flora of the Philippine Islands

Edwino S. Fernando

Chamaedorea stolonifera

Louis R. Hooper

Vol. 34, No. 2

Front cover:  Phoenix theophrasti, pistillate plant in flower, Vai, Crete.   Photo by John Dransfield.

Back cover:  Pinanga veitchii, Bt. Patam, Brunei.  Photo by John Dransfield.

Contents for April 1990

Palms in the Mountain Cloud Forests of Kona, Hawaii

Norman Bezona

Two New Species of Chamaedorea from Mexico

Donald R. Hodel and Natalie W. Uhl

Demography of the Needle Palm, Rhapidophyllum hystrix, in Mississippi and Alabama

Keith E. Clancy and Michael J. Sullivan

Juania australis in Habitat

Gunther and Paul Mahalik

Controlled Pollination in Raphia hookeri:  II.  Handling of Pollen

M.O. Otedoh and E.C. Okolo

The Palmetum:  Its Objectives and Development

Robert Tucker

Regeneration of Severed Roots in Washingtonia robusta and Phoenix reclinata

Timothy K. Broschat and Henry Donselman

 

Vol. 34, No. 3

Front cover:  Pseudophoenix vinifera growing near Source Matelas in the Dep. de l'Ouest, Haiti.  Photo by Andrews Henderson

Back cover:  Four species affected by potassium deficiency.   Dictyosperma album, upper left.  Caryota mitis, upper right.  Roystonea regia, lower left.  Hyophorbe verschaffeltii, lower right. 

Contents for July 1990

A New Species and Synopsis of a Distinctive and Natural Subgroup of Chamaedorea

Donald R. Hodel and Natalie W. Uhl

New Species of Chamaedorea from Costa Rica and Panama

Donald R. Hodel and Natalie W. Uhl

Conservation Status of Haitian Palms

Andrew Henderson, Michel Aubry, Joel Timyan, and Michael Balick

The Spread of Lethal Coconut Diseases in West Africa:  Incidence of Awka Disease (or Bronze Leaf Wilt) in the Ishan Area of Bendel State of Nigeria

E.N. Ekpo and E.E. Ojomo

Potassium Deficiency of Palms in South Florida

Timothy K. Broschat

 

Vol. 34, No. 4

Front cover:  Washingtonia filifera is well established in Palm Canyon in the Kofa Mountains of Arizona. 

Back cover:  Chamaedorea seifrizii decorated as a Christmas tree.   Photo by Walter H. Hodge.

Contents for October 1990

New Species and Notes of Related Taxa in Chamaedorea Subgenus Stephanostachys

Donald R. Hodel

Arizona's Own Palm:  Washingtonia filifera

Victor J. Miller

Flower Biology and Pollinators of the Amazonian Monoecious Palm, Geonoma macrostachys:   A Case of Bakerian Mimicry

Jens Mogens Olesen and Henrik Balslev

Intergeneric Hybridization between Coccothrinax and Thrinax (Palmae:  Coryphoideae)

Clifton E. Nauman

Identification of Amazonian Palm Genera from Vegetative Characters

Francis Kahn