Cumulative Indices - Volumes 1 to 70 (1974-1992)

Subjects - Volumes 1 to 30

REPORTS OF A.S.B.S. GENERAL MEETINGS

1: 4-6;  4: 2-7;  8: 9-13;  11: 10-11;  12: 2-4;  13: 2-5;  17: 3-4;  18:
2-7;  23: 2-7;  28: 3-8

REPORTS OF A.S.B.S. COUNCIL MEETINGS

5: 12;  8: 13-14;  10: 13-15;  14: 7-11;  18: 8-9;  21: 2-4;  23: 7-9

REPORTS OF A.S.B.S. LOCAL CHAPTERS

Adelaide  2: 14-15;  5: 15-16;  7: 14-15;  10: 16-17;  12: 14;  14: 19-20;
15: 10-11;  16: 13;  19: 11;  21: 9-10;  24: 16-17;  26: 8;  29: 3
Alice Springs  22: 9;  29: 4, 8-9, 10, 11-13
Brisbane  2: 15;  4: 10;  5: 16-17;  6: 11;  7: 14;  8: 15-16;  9: 13;  10:
17;  11: 20-21;  12: 16;  13: 17-18;  14: 21-22;  15: 11-12;  16: 14;  18:
16;  19: 11;  24: 15;  29: 5
Canberra  1: 7;  3: 11;  4: 10;  5: 13;  8: 16-17;  10: 16;  12: 14;  13:
18-19;  14: 20-21;  17: 8-10;  20: 8-9;  21: 10-11;  23: 20;  25: 16;  26:
8;  28: 11-12;  29:5
Melbourne  2: 14;  5: 14;  9: 13;  11: 19;  15: 12-13;  16: 15-16;  24: 15
Perth  1: 7;  2: 12;  5: 17;  6: 9-10;  9: 11-12;  11: 18-19;  14: 22-23;
16: 15;  19: 11-12;  21: 11-14;  22: 10;  24: 16;  25: 18-25;  29: 6-7
Rockhampton  12: 15
Sydney  1: 8;  2: 13;  3: 12;  4: 10;  5: 13-14;  6: 11-12;  7: 14;  8: 17;
9: 12;  11: 20;  14: 23;  15: 12;  16: 15;  19: 12;  24: 17-18;  25:
16-18;  27: 6-7
Townsville  12: 16;  17: 10;  24: 16

REPORTS OF AFFILIATED SOCIETIES

Papua New Guinea Botanical Society  5: 17-18;  6: 12-14;  11: 12-14, 21-22;
24: 19;  27: 7

A.S.B.S. MEMBERSHIP LISTS

8: 19-20;  9: 14-24;  17: 11-23;  25: 26-37

NEWS AND REVIEWS OF HERBARIA

AD  15: 8-10;  19: 7
ADW  2: 9-10
AIMS  20: 6-7
BRI  3: 8-9
CANB  26: 14
DBN  27: 12-13
DNA  4: 7;  23: 15-16
=46RI  7: 4-5
HO  9: 3-5
KINGS PARK  14: 11-12
LINN  23: 13-15
MEL  17: 7-8;  22: 8
NSW  8: 6-8;  9: 5;  18: 13-14;  26: 13;  27: 5
NT  18: 15-16;  23: 15-16
PERTH  3: 6-7;  17: 8
SYD  5: 10-11

A.S.B.S. SYMPOSIA AND WORKSHOPS

Biology of Australian native plants (1979)  16: 11-12;  17: 4
Biology of Eucalyptus (1981)  29: 6-7
Banksia  (1980)  22: 7;  25: 18-25;  29: 7
Evolution of the flora and fauna of arid Australia (1980)  19: 16, 17-18;
21: 6-7;  23: 10-11
Inflorescence morphology (1981)  28: 11-12;  30: 3-58
Mountain ecology in the Australian region (1982)  29: 14
Origins and evolution of the flora of northern Australia (1982)  29: 13
Phytogeography of Western Australian plants (1979)  29: 7

BOOK REVIEWS

Aberdeen, J.E.C.: "An Introduction to the Mushrooms, Toadstools and Larger
=46ungi of Queensland"  26: 47
Allwright, B.: "Wildflowers of Central Australia"  24: 13-14
American Society of Plant Taxonomists: "Systematic Botany Resources in
America Part II - The Cost of Services"  25: 14-15
Beauglehole, A.C.: "Distribution and Conservation of Vascular Plants in the
Alpine area, Victoria"  27: 18
Beauglehole, A.C.: "The Distribution and Conservation of Vascular Plants in
the Corangamite - Otway Area, Victoria"  24: 14
Beauglehole, A.C.: "The Distribution and Conservation of Vascular Plants in
Eastern Gippsland, Victoria"  29: 30
Beadle, N.C.W.: "Students Flora of North Eastern New South Wales"  25: 15
Blackwell, M., M. Trudgen & A.S. Weston: "Vegetation and Floristics of the
Burrup Peninsula"  21: 15
Boomsma, C.D. & N.B. Lewis: "The Native Forest and Woodland Vegetation of
South Australia"  25: 14
Bristow, A.: "The Sex Life of Plants"  20: 9-10
Catcheside, D.G.: "Mosses of South Australia"  25: 13;  26: 46
Costermans, L.R.: "Native Trees and Shrubs of South-eastern Australia"  29: =
31
Cunningham, G.M., W.E. Mulham, P.L. Milthorpe & J.H. Leigh: "Plants of
Western New South Wales"  26: 45
Curtis, W.M.: "The Student's Flora of Tasmania. Part 4A, Angiospermae
Orchidaceae"  22: 11
Douglas, A.: "Our Dying Fauna"  27: 19
=46ilson, R.B. & R.M. Rogers: "Lichens of South Australia"  22: 11;  25: 13
Gardner, C.E. (ed. by T.E.H. Aplin): "Eucalypts of Western Australia"  22: 1=
1
Geesink, R., A.J.M. Leeuwenberg, C.E. Ridsdale & J.F. Veldkamp: "Thonner's
Analytical Key to the Families of Flowering Plants"  29: 31
Henshall, T. et al.: "Warlpiri Bush Medicine"  24: 14
Hickey, M. & C.J. King: "100 Families of Flowering Plants"  27: 16-17
Jacobs, S.W.L. & J. Pickard: "Plants of New South Wales. A Census of the=
 Cycads, Conifers and Angiosperms"  29: 31
Jessop, J.P. (ed.): "Flora of South Australia Part 1, Third Edition"  16: 8-=
9
Johns, R.J. & A. Hay (eds): "A Student's Guide to the Monocotyledons of
Papua New Guinea"  27: 17-18
McIntyre, K.G.: "The Secret Discovery of Australia"  14: 12-13
Mitchell, A.: "Eucalypts of Central Australia"  28: 26
Scott, G.A.M. & I.M. Stone: "The Mosses of Southern Australia"  9: 3
U.S.-China Relations Program: "Botany in China"  22: 10
Whibley, D.J.E.: "Acacias of South Australia"  22: 12;  25: 14
Williams, J.G. & G.J. Harden: "Rainforest Climbing Plants"  25: 15
Williams, J.G. & G.J. Harden: "Rainforest Trees and Shrubs"  25: 15
Wilson, M.: "Passion to Know"  22: 10

TOPICS AND TITLES

Action Group on Tropical Eucalypts  7: 12-13
ANZAAS Systematic Botany Committee  4: 6, 7;  9: 6-7;  12: 3;  18: 5-6
A.S.B.S. logo  5: 12;  6: 8
Australasian Bryological Newsletter  26: 9
Australasian Pollination Ecologists Society  26: 9-10
Australian Academy of Science Standing Committee on the Australian Flora
1: 9-12;  20: 2;  21: 3, 8;  23: 7, 9;  28: 8
Australian Biological Resources Study (see also Flora of Australia)  1: 13;
2: 17;  3: 3;  4: 6;  11: 11;  13: 8;  18: 3, 11;  19: 6;  21: 8: 23: 5-6,
9;  24: 4-5;  28: 3, 9;  29: 21-28
Australian Botanical Liaison Officer  2: 3-5, 6;  5: 4;  7: 2;  11: 4-7;
13: 3;  17: 3;  18: 3, 8, 11;  21: 3, 7-8;  23: 4, 9;  26: 11
Australian Cultivar Registration Authority  5: 8-9
Australian Orchid Foundation  9: 8-9
Australian Plant Name Index  1: 9;  4: 5;  11: 8-9;  23: 6
Australian plants in Europe  24: 10-11
Australian plants in South Africa  26: 17-18
Australian Society for Limnology, 20th Annual Congress  27: 8-9
Australian specimens in the National Botanic Gardens, Dublin  27: 12-13
Australian Solanum species as a basis for the steroid drug industry  5: 2-4
Australian Water Resources Council review of water research in Australia =
 28: 10

Banks, Joseph, London Home  23: 19-20
Bentham's house  23: 19
Bicentennial history of Australian science  27: 10
Biogeography of Banksia  9: 2
Biosystematic analysis of the Pepino (Solanum muricatum) and its wild
relatives  24: 12-13
Botanical buccaneering  28: 23-25
Botany in China  22: 10
Bryology in Australia  23: 17
Burbidge, Nancy T., Memorial Lecture  14: 6-7;  24: 13
Burbidge, Nancy T., Memorial - National Botanic Gardens, Canberra  23: 18;
24: 13;  26: 6-7
Bureau of Flora and Fauna (see A.B.R.S.)

Callistemon and Melaleuca  22: 8
Catalogue of Australian Botanists and others who have contributed to
collection and recording of plants in Australia  12: 9-10
Caxton uncontrolled  25: 4-5
Chromosome numbers of the Australian flora  16: 12
Citation of specimens  7: 5-6
CITES  26: 11
Committee (Council) of Heads of Australian Herbaria  3: 2;  9: 9;  10: 6-7;
13: 7-9;  18: 11-12;  21: 7-8;  26: 10-12
Committee of Inquiry on Museums and National Collections  2: 8-9
Cost of publication of Australian scientific paintings  28: 32
Cytological observations in Australian euphorbias  7: 6-9

Daucus in Australia  29: 29-30

Early Tertiary Mesotherm Flora of Australia and some implications for
Angiosperm evolution  17: 6-7
Economic properties of Australian plants  26: 11
Eichler, Dr Hansj=F6rg, - On the occasion of his retirement  26: 18-44;  27:=
 9
Eucalist  14: 3-6;  29: 9
Evolutionary patterns in Dicerandra (Labiatae)  28: 33-34
Experimental plantations at Bundaleer and Murray Bridge, South Australia
29: 15-20

=46inancial assistance for local A.S.B.S. Chapters  25: 3
=46lora Europaea  13: 9-13
=46lora of Australia  4: 5-6;  5: 5-7;  12: 4;  13: 2-3;  16: 2-3;  17: 3;
19: 2-5;  26: 11;  27: 4;  28: 3;  29: 21-28
=46lora of Central Australia  11: 2-3, 18;  21: 5; 22: 2;  27: 4;  28: 7, 9;
29: 4
=46ungi and the Flora of Australia  2: 2A

Gardner, Charles, Memorial  23: 19
Geographical state subdivisions  22: 2-6
Guide to botanist's performance appraisal  22: 13
Guidelines for the preparation of taxonomic papers  2: 6;  4: 2;  8: 12,
14;  10: 13;  11: 11;  12: 2

Herbarium in botanical research  29: 8-9
Herbarium sheet sizes  3: 10

Index to collections - a time-saving computer package  26: 14-16;  27: 8
Index to Current Australian Taxonomic Literature  26: 11
Index to Current Taxonomic Research on the Australian Flora  1: 13-14;  5:
12;  7: 3;  10: 13;  11: 11;  12: 2;  14: 10;  18: 8, 12;  19: 6;  21: 4,
5, 8;  23: 6;  26: 11
Inflorescence morphology  30: 3-58
International Botanical Congress, XII  6: 2-6
International Botanical Congress, XIII  12: 5;  14: 7;  25: 12-13;  26: 13,
44;  27: 11;  29: 4, 10
  -  A.S.B.S. - Section 8 Dinner, talks and song  28: 13-22, 23-25, 35-36
  -  Inflorescence morphology symposium  30: 3-58
  -  Nomenclatural session  27: 11
  -  Posters  28: 9
International Legume Conference, 1st  11: 8
International Register of Computer Projects in Systematics  9: 7-8
International Solanaceae Conference, 1st  4: 11;  9: 9
International Solanaceae Conference, 2nd  22: 7

Lack of field observations and collecting techniques with reference to
Prostanthera  25: 6-8
Laxmannia, The genus  14: 15-16
Liliales Study Group  22: 7
Localities on labels  25: 9-10
Loans of specimens  26: 11

Manuscripts of R.A. Salisbury at the British Museum (Natural History)  23: 1=
6
Meeting of Australian Scientific Societies and Academy National Committees
24: 2-4
Memorial window to Matthew Flinders  23: 19
Microfiche in Australian collections  19: 9-10
Mosses and liverworts: a five-day bryophyte identification course  29: 33-34
Mosses and their relationships to an arid environment  29: 11-13

Organisation of Australian systematic botany  23: 11-12
Orthography of Mueller's epithets commemorating Wilhelm B=E4uerlen  24: 8-10=
;
25: 2
Plastic bags over herbarium sheets  6: 8
Pollen Flora of Australia?, Is there a need for a  27: 13-15

Rationalising plant collecting field trips  24: 11
Recent work on lichens in Western Australia  23: 17-18
Register of handwriting of Australian botanists  26: 11
Rejection of specific species names  10: 4-5
Rejection of the names Eucalyptus fibrosa and E. siderophloia  8: 3-5
Review of the rare and endangered species Rutidosis leptorrhynchoides  20: 2=
-5

Scientific conference calendar for 1981  26: 5-6
Search for a permanent ink  16: 10
SEM studies on spores of the moss Macromitrium  8: 2
Series of Australian Plant Monographs  19: 5;  21: 9
Society for the Bibliography of Natural History  4: 8
Speciation in the tropical rain forest: where do we stand now?  28: 27-31
Systematic Botany Monographs (new journal)  24: 15
Systems of classification of flowering plants  28: 13-22

Thesis list  12: 3;  14: 11;  15: 14;  18: 9;  19: 13-15;  21: 4;  23: 7,
9;  26: 48-51;  28: 8, 9
Travels in Africa for the study of the genus Protea  13: 6-7

University of Papua New Guinea Herbarium needs assistance  24: 5-7
Use of amino acid sequences in studying plant phylogeny  25: 10-11
Use of type photography to increase availability of types of authentic
specimens  29: 32

Wongan Hills  14: 2-3

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