Vol. 35, No. 1

Front cover:  The restored and replanted Palm House at Kew, November 1990.  Photo by Sue Minter.

Back cover:  Dypsis forficifolia, an elegant clustering palm in the undergrowth of the lowland rain forest, Masoala.  Madagascar.  Photo by J. Dransfield.

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Contents for January 1991

Additional New Species of Chamaedorea

Donald R. Hodel and Juan Jose Castillo Mont

The Palm House at Kew:  A New Beginning

Sue Minter

The Native Palms of Chile:  A Rare Opportunity to Visit the Private Hacienda, Las Palmas Cocalan

Dick Endt

The Palm Communities of Two "Terra Firme" Forests in the Peruvian Amazon

Francis Kahn and Kember Mejia

An Annotated Key to the Cultivated Species of Coccothrinax

Clifton E. Nauman and Roger Saunders

Tourism Is Affecting the Stand Structure of the Coco-der-Mer

Andrew J.P. Savage and Peter S. Ashton

The Royal Palm on the Island of Hispaniola

Thomas A. Zanoni

 

Vol. 35, No. 2

Front cover:  Large-trunked Sabal sp. with rancher and IPS member Mike Rayburn, in Brazoria County, Texas.  Photo by Carol Lockett.

Back cover:  Sabal minor growing Hill Country, an unusual habitat for this species.  Photo by Carol Lockett.

Contents for April 1991

Native Texas Palms North of the Rio Grande Valley:  Recent Discoveries

Landon Lockett

New Species of Chamaedorea from Central America

Donald R. Hodel

The Mpapindi Palm (Chrysalidocarpus pembanus) of Pemba Island, Tanzania

Dennis V. Johnson

Ecological Aspects of the Interaction between Chamaedorea tepejilota, a Dioecious Palm and Calyptocephala marginipennis, a Herbivorous Beetle, in a Mexican Rain Forest

K. Oyama and R. Dirzo

Ecuador -- A Paradise of Palms

Dick Endt

The Quest for Jubaeopsis caffra, the Pondoland Palm

Ed Brown

Hybrid Coconut Seed Garden in Costa Rica

Richard Illingworth

Vol. 35, No. 3

Front cover:  Chamaedorea tenerrima has one of the most striking leaves in the genus and, perhaps, in the entire palm family.  Photo by D.R. Hodel.

Back cover:  Chamaedorea stricta Standl. & Steyerm. grows in dense mountain forests on the wet Pacific slope of Volcan Tajumulco in western Guatemala.  Photo by D.R. Hodel.

Contents for July 1991

The Wilson Botanical Garden

Jim Mintken and Bill Gunther

Nypa in the Mangroves of Central America:  Introduced or Relict?

Norman C. Duke

Two New Species of Chamaedorea (Arecaceae) from Panama

Michael H. Grayum and Donald R. Hodel

Notes on the Distribution of Bentinckia condapanna on the Palni Hill in Peninsular India

K.M. Matthew

Phenolic Constituents of Coccothrinax (Palmae)

Maria T. Kowalska, Roger W. Sanders, and Clifton E. Nauman

The Potential for Introduction and Establishment of the Red Ring Nematode in Florida

R.M. Giblin-Davis

The ISHS Coconut Registration Authority

Hugh C. Harries

Seed Predation by a Curculionid Beetle on the Dioecious Palm Chamaedorea tepejilote

Ken Oyama

A Simple Fertilizer Trial with Coconuts

David H. Romney

The Botanical Gardens of the University of the South Pacific

R.H. Phillips

Notes on the Genus Acanthococos

William J. Hahn

News of the Society
The Chamaedorea Book

Vol. 35, No. 4

Front cover:  The endemic Roystonea violacea with its violet-brown trunk near Rio Maya, Maisi, eastern Cuba.  Photo by Scott Zona

Back cover:  Borassodendron borneense in primary lowland rain forest, Brunei.   Photo by John Dransfield.

Contents for October 1991

The cultivated species of Chamaedorea with cespitose habit and pinnate leaves

Donald R. Hodel

Cane weevil borer, Rhabdoscelus obscurus:  (Coleoptera:  Curculionidae), a pest of palms in northern Queensland, Australia

K.H. Halfpapp and R.I. Storey

Physiology and biochemistry of lethal yellowing in Cocos nucifera

C.M. Oropeza, J.M. Santamaria, M.A. Villanueva, and V.M. Loyola-Vargas

Sabal gretheriae, a new species of palm from the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

Hermilo J. Quero

Notes on Roystonea in Cuba

Scott Zona