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A Color Atlas of Pests of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs Compendium of Symbolic and Ritual Plants in Europe.
and Flowers. Alford, David V. 122 de Cleene, Marcel and Marie C. Lejeune. 120
A Global Compendium of Weeds. Randall, R. P. 494 Cronquist, Arthur see Gleason, Henry A.
Abid, Rubina see Qaiser, M. Crosby, Marshall R. see Wu Peng-cheng
Acevedo-Rodriguez, Pedro. Bejucos y Plantas Trepa- Culvenor, C. C. J. see Collins, D. J,
doras de Puerto Rico e Islas Virgenes. 125 de Cleene, Marcel and Marie C. Lejeune. Compendi-
Alford, David V. A Color Atlas of Pests of Ornamental um of Symbolic and Ritual Plants in Europe. 120
Trees, Shrubs and Flowers. 122 De Historia Stirpium Commentarii Insignes, CD-
Allen, M. E!see Gémez-Pompa, A. ROM. Fuchs, Leonard. 492
American Medical Botany. Bigelow, Jacob. 318 Di Giacomo, Angelo see Dugo, Giovanni
Ancient Wine: the Search for the Origins of Vinicul- Dugo, Giovanni, and Angelo Di Giacomo (eds.). Cit-
ture. McGovern, Patrick E. 487 rus. The Genus Citrus. 746
Anderson, Kit. Nature, Culture, and Big Old Trees. Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms of the World. 2003.
Live Oaks and Ceibas in the Landscapes of Loui- Hall, lan R., Steven L. Stephenson, Peter K. Buch-
siana and Guatemala. 743 anan, Wang Yun, and Anthony L.J. Cole. 323
Annie Walter and Chanel Sam. English translation by Editorial Committee. Flora of North America North of
Paul Ferrar. Fruits of Oceania. 2002. 740 Mexico. Volume 25. Commelinidae (in part): Po-
B. E. Hammel, M. H. Grayum, C. Herrera, y N. Za-
aceae, Part 2. 123
mora (eds.). Manual de Plantas de Costa Rica, vol-
Editorial Committee. Flora of North America North of
umen III. Monocotyled6neas (Orchidaceae-Zingi-
Mexico. Volume 4. Caryophyllidae, in part: Cary-
beraceae). 741
ophyllales, Part 1 (pink order). 491
B. E. Hammel, M. H. Grayum, C. Herrera, y N. Za-
Ein Schatz von Masdevallia. Eine Monographie der
mora. Manual de Plantas de Costa Rica, volumen
Gattung Masdevallia / A Treasury of Masdevallia.
I]. Gimnospermas y Monocotyled6éneas (Agava-
A Monograph of the Genus Masdevallia. Luer, Car-
ceae-Musaceae). 741]
lyle A. 322
Bacillus thuringiensis. A Cornerstone of Modern Ag-
El Agave Tequilero. Cultivo e Industria de México, 3e.
riculture. Metz, Matthew (ed.). 488
Valenzuela-Zapata, Ana G. 318
Bacterial Disease Resistance in Plants. Molecular Bi-
Elsevier’s Dictionary of Plant Names of North Amer-
ology and Biotechnological Applications. Vidhy-
ica Including Mexico. White, Richard C. 747
asekaran, P. 493
Elvin-Lewis, Memory P. FE see Lewis, Walter H.
Baldwin, Bruce G. see Carlquist, Sherwin
Encyclopedia of Folk Medicine. Old World and New
Bejucos y Plantas Trepadoras de Puerto Rico e Islas
World Traditions. Hatfield, Gabrielle. 322
Virgenes. Acevedo-Rodriguez, Pedro. 125
Enduring Seeds. Native American Agriculture and
Bellinghieri, Guido see Touwaide, Alain
Wild Plant Conservation, paperback edition. Nab-
Bigelow, Jacob. American Medical Botany. 318
Breeding Research on Aromatic and Medicinal Plants. han, Gary P. 124
Johnson, Christopher B. and Chlodwig Franz Fedick, S. L. see GOmez-Pompa, A.
(eds.). 493 Ferrar, Paul see Walter, Annie
Brendler, T. see Gurib-Fakim, A. Fladeland, Matthew see Goodale, Uromi M.
Buchanan, Peter K. see Hall, Ian R. Flax: the genus Linum. Muir, Alister D. and Neil D.
Burt, Ben see Kwa ‘ioloa, Michael Westcott (eds.). 316
Carlquist, Sherwin, Bruce G. Baldwin, and Gerald D. Flora of China Illustrations. Vol. 24. Flagellariaceae
Carr (Eds.).Tarweeds & Silverswords, Evolution of through Marantaceae. Wu, Zheng-yi, Peter H. Ra-
the Madiinae (Asteraceae). 121 ven, et al. (eds.). 491
Carr, Gerald D. see Carlquist, Sherwin Flora of China Illustrations. Vol. 6. Caryophyllaceae
Citrus. The Genus Citrus. Dugo, Giovanni, and Angelo through Lardizabalaceae. Wu, Zheng-yi, Peter H.
Di Giacomo (eds.). 746 Raven, et al. (eds.). 491
Cole, Anthony L.J. see Hall, Ian R. Flora of China. Vol. 6. Caryophyllaceae through Lar-
Collins, D. J. and C. C. J. Culvenor. PhytoChem Aus- dizabalaceae. Wu, Zheng-yi, Peter H. Raven, et al.
tralia: A Database on Australian Plant Chemistry (eds.). 490
1940-2000. [CD-ROM]. 496 Flora of China. Vol. 9. Pittosporaceae through Con-
Economic Botany 58(4) pp. 755-758. 2004
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756 ECONOMIC BOTANY {[VOL. 58
naraceae. Wu, Zheng-yi, Peter H. Raven, et al. Healing Kidney Diseases in Antiquity. Plants from
(eds.). 491 Dioscorides’ De Materia Medica with Illustrations
Flora of North America North of Mexico. Volume 25. from Greek and Arabic Manuscripts (A.D. 512-
Commelinidae (in part): Poaceae, Part 2. Editorial 15 Century). Touwaide, Alain, Natale Gaspare de
Committee. 123 Santo, Guido Bellinghieri, and Vincenzo Savica.
Flora of North America North of Mexico. Volume 4. 127
Caryophyllidae, in part: Caryophyllales, Part | Healing Kidney Diseases in Antiquity. Plants from
(pink order). Editorial Committee. 49] Dioscorides’ De Materia Medica with Illustrations
Flora of Pakistan. S. I. Ali and M. Qaiser (eds.). No. from Greek and Arabic Manuscripts (A.D. 512-
209. Crassulaceae. G. R. Sarwar. 741 15 Century). Touwaide, Alain, Natale Gaspare de
Flora of Pakistan. S. I. Ali and M. Qaiser (eds.). No. Santo, Guido Bellinghieri, and Vincenzo Savica.
210. Asteraceae (II): Inuleae, Plucheeae, and Gna- 321
phalieae. M. Qaiser and Rubina Abid. 741 Herrera, C. see Hammel, B. E.
Food Systems for Improved Human Nutrition: Linking Hollowell, Victoria C. (ed.). The Renaissance of the
Agriculture, Nutrition, and Productivity. Kataki, Apocynaceae s.1.: Recent Advances in Systematics,
Palit K. and Suresh Chandra Babu (eds.). 128 Phylogeny, and Evolution (the 16" International
Franz, Chlodwig see Johnson, Christopher B. Botanical Congress, St. Louis, Missouri). 126
Fruits of Oceania. 2002. Annie Walter and Chanel Hooker, William. Pomona Londinensis. CD-ROM fac-
Sam. English translation by Paul Ferrar. 740
simile. 748
Fuchs, Leonard. De Historia Stirpium Commentarii In-
Howard, Patricia L. Women & Plants. Gender Rela-
signes, CD-ROM. 492
tions in Biodiversity Management & Conservation.
Gary Paul Nabhan see Valenzuela-Zapata, Ana G.
486
Gaspare de Santo, Natale see Touwaide, Alain
Icones Pleurothallidinarum XXII. Systematics of Mas-
Gathering Moss, a Natural and Cultural History of
devallia Part Three. Luer, Carlyle A. 323
Mosses. Kimmerer, Robin Wall. 494
Icones Pleurothallidinarum XXIII. Systematics of
Ginsburg, Ruth. Lloyd Herbert Shinners: By Himself.
Masdevallia Part Four. Luer, Carlyle A. 323
119
Jiménez-Osornio, J. J. see Gédmez-Pompa, A.
Gleason, Henry A. and Arthur Cronquist. Manual of
Johnson, Christopher B. and Chlodwig Franz. (eds.).
Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States and
Breeding Research on Aromatic and Medicinal
Adjacent Canada. 319
Plants. 493
Gomez-Pompa, A., M. F Allen, S. L. Fedick, and J. J.
Kataki, Palit K. and Suresh Chandra Babu (eds.). Food
Jiménez-Osornio (eds.). The Lowland Maya Area.
Systems for Improved Human Nutrition: Linking
Three Millennia at the Human-Wildland Interface.
Agriculture, Nutrition, and Productivity. 128
124
Keung, Wing Ming (ed.). Pueraria. The Genus Puer-
Goodale, Uromi M., Marc J. Stern, Cheryl Margoluis,
Ashley G. Langer, Matthew Fladeland (eds.). aria. 489
Kimmerer, Robin Wall. Gathering Moss, a Natural and
Transboundary Protected Areas. The Viability of
Cultural History of Mosses. 494
Regional Conservation Strategies. 320
Grayum, M. H. see Hammel, B. E. Kinghorn, A. Douglas (ed). Stevia. The Genus Stevia.
Kwa’ioloa, Michael and Ben Burt. Na Msu’u kia i
Guide to the Vascular Plants of Florida, Second Edi-
tion. Wunderlin, Richard P. and Bruce F Hansen. Kwara’ae / Our Forest of Kawara’ae. 125
Landholt, L. M. see Stubbendieck, James
118
Gurib-Fakim, A. and T. Brendler. Medicinal and Aro- Landscape Agroecology. Wojtkowski, Paul A. 320
matic Plants of Indian Ocean Islands. 743 Lang, Tim see Millstone, Eric
Hall, lan R., Steven L. Stephenson, Peter K. Buchanan, Langer, Ashley G. see Goodale, Uromi M.
Wang Yun, and Anthony L.J. Cole. Edible and Poi- Lewis, Walter H. and Memory P. FE Elvin-Lewis. Med-
sonous Mushrooms of the World. 323 ical Botany. Plants Affecting Human Health, Sec-
Hammel, B. E., M. H. Grayum, C. Herrera, y N. Za- ond Edition. 129
mora. 741 Lloyd Herbert Shinners: By Himself. Ginsburg, Ruth.
Hancock, J. F Plant Evolution and the Origin of Crop 119
Species, Second Edition. 747 Luer, Carlyle A. Ein Schatz von Masdevallia. Eine
Hansen, Bruce F see Wunderlin, Richard P. Monographie der Gattung Masdevallia / A Trea-
Hark6nen, Marja, Tuomo Neimela, and Leonard Mwa- sury of Masdevallia. A Monograph of the Genus
sukmbi. Tanzanian Mushrooms. Edible, Harmful Masdevallia. 322
and other Fungi. 486 Luer, Carlyle A. Icones Pleurothallidinarum XXIII.
Hatch, Stephan L. see Stubbendieck, James Systematics of Masdevallia Part Four. 323
Hatfield, Gabrielle. Encyclopedia of Folk Medicine. Luer, Carlyle A.Icones Pleurothallidinarum XXII. Sys-
Old World and New World Traditions. 322 tematics of Masdevallia Part Three. 323
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Magnolia. The Genus Magnolia. Sarker, Satyajit D. Plant-Derived Antimycotics. Current Trends and Fu-
and Yuji Maruyama (eds.). 490 ture Prospects. Rai, M. K. and D. Mares (eds.). 324
Manual de Plantas de Costa Rica, volumen II. Gim- Pomona Londinensis. CD-ROM facsimile. Hooker,
nospermas y Monocotyled6éneas (Agavaceae-Mu- William. 748
saceae). 741 Price, Steven V. (ed.), War and Tropical Forests. Con-
Manual de Plantas de Costa Rica, volumen III. Mon- servation in Areas of Armed Conflict. 118
ocotyledéneas (Orchidaceae-Zingiberaceae). B. E. Pueraria. The Genus Pueraria. Keung, Wing Ming
Hammel, M. H. Grayum, C. Herrera, y N. Zamora (ed.). 489
(eds.). 741 Qaiser, M. and Abid, Rubina. Flora of Pakistan. S. I.
Manual of Vascular Plants of Northeastern United Ali and M. Qaiser (eds.). No. 210. Asteraceae (II):
States and Adjacent Canada. Gleason, Henry A. Inuleae, Plucheeae, and Gnaphalieae. 741
and Arthur Cronquist. 319 Rai, M. K. and D. Mares (eds.). Plant-Derived Anti-
Mares, D. see Rai, M. K. mycotics. Current Trends and Future Prospects. 324
Margoluis, Cheryl see Goodale, Uromi M. Randall, R. P. A Global Compendium of Weeds. 494
Maruyama, Yuji see Sarker, Satyajit D. Raven, Peter H. see Wu, Zheng-yi
McGovern, Patrick E. Ancient Wine: the Search for Rocco, Fiammetta. The Miraculus Fever-Tree. Malaria
the Origins of Viniculture. 487 and the Quest for a Cure that Changed the World.
Medical Botany. Plants Affecting Human Health, Sec- 128
ond Edition. Lewis, Walter H. and Memory P. FE Sam, Chanel see Walter, Annie
Elvin-Lewis. 129 Sarker, Satyajit D. and Yuji Maruyama (eds.). Mag-
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants of Indian Ocean Is- nolia. The Genus Magnolia. 490
lands. Gurib-Fakim, A. and T. Brendler. 743 Sarwar, G. R.Flora of Pakistan. S. I. Ali and M. Qaiser
Medicinal Plants of the World. An Illustrated Scientific (eds.). No. 209. Crassulaceae. 741
Guide to Important Medicinal Plants and Their Satorre, Emilio H. and Gustavo A. Slafer (eds.).
Jses. Van Wyk, Ben-Erik and Michael Wink. 496 Wheat. Ecology and Physiology of Yield Deter-
Metz, Matthew (ed.). Bacillus thuringiensis. A Cor- mination. 495
nerstone of Modern Agriculture. 488 Savica, Vincenzo see Touwaide, Alain
Millstone, Eric and Tim Lang. The Atlas of Food. Who Schmelzer, G. H. and B. A. Omino (eds.). Plant Re-
Eats What, Where, and Why. 745 sources of Tropical Africa. Proceedings of the First
Moss Flora of China. English version. Volume 6. PROTA International Workshop 23—25 September
Hookeriaceae—Thuidiaceae. Editors-in-Chief Wu 2002, Nairobi, Kenya. 121
Peng-chengan;d Marshall R. Crosby. 317 Slafer, Gustavo A. see Satorre, Emilio H.
Muir, Alister [?. and Neil D. Westcott (eds.). Flax: the Stephenson, Steven L. see Hall, Ian R.
genus Linum. 316 Stern, Marc J. see Goodale, Uromi M.
Mwasukmbi, Leonard seef Harkénen, Marja Stevia. The Genus Stevia. Kinghorn, A. Douglas (ed).
Na Msu’u kia ’i Kwara’ae / Our Forest of Kawara’ae. 740
Kwa’ ioloa, Michael and Ben Burt. 125 Stubbendieck, James, Stephan L. Hatch, and L. M.
Nabhan, Gary P. Enduring Seeds. Native American Landholt. North American Wildland Plants. A Field
Agriculture and Wild Plant Conservation, paper- Guide. 495
back edition. 124 Suresh Chandra Babu, see Kataki, Palit K.
Nature, Culture, and Big Old Trees. Live Oaks and Tanzanian Mushrooms. Edible, Harmful and other
Ceibas in the Landscapes of Louisiana and Guate- Fungi. Harkénen, Marja, Tuomo Neimela, and Le-
mala. Anderson, Kit. 743 onard Mwasukmbi. 486
Neimela, Tuomo see Hirkénen, Marja Tarweeds & Silverswords, Evolution of the Madiinae
North American Wildland Plants. A Field Guide. Stub- (Asteraceae). Carlquist, Sherwin, Bruce G. Bald-
bendieck, James, Stephan L. Hatch, and L. M. Lan- win, and Gerald D. Carr (eds.). 121
dholt. 495 j Tequila!: A Natural and Cultural History. Valenzuela-
Omino, B. A. see Schmelzer, G. H. Zapata, Ana G. and Gary Paul Nabhan. 746
PhytoChem Australia: A Database on Australian Plant The Atlas of Food. Who Eats What, Where, and Why.
Chemistry 1940-2000. [CD-ROM]. Collins, D. J. Millstone, Eric and Tim Lang. 745
and C. C. J. Culvenor. 496 The Guarijios of the Sierra Madre. Hidden People of
Plant Evolution and the Origin of Crop Species, Sec- Northwestern Mexico. Yetman, David. 744
ond Edition. Hancock, J. EF 749 The Lowland Maya Area. Three Millennia at the Hu-
Plant Resources of Tropical Africa. Proceedings of the man-Wildland Interface. Gdmez-Pompa, A., M. F
First PROTA International Workshop 23-25 Sep- Allen, S. L. Fedick, and J. J. Jiménez-Osornio
tember 2002, Nairobi, Kenya. Schmelzer, G. H. and (eds.). 124
B. A. Omino (eds.). 121 The Miraculus Fever-Tree. Malaria and the Quest for
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a Cure that Changed the World. Rocco, Fiammetta. War and Tropical Forests. Conservation in Areas of
128 Armed Conflict. Price, Steven V. (ed.). 118
The Renaissance of the Apocynaceae s.|.: Recent Ad- Westcott, Neil D. see Muir, Alister D.
vances in Systematics, Phylogeny, and Evolution Wheat. Ecology and Physiology of Yield Determina-
(the 16 International Botanical Congress, St. Lou- tion. Satorre, Emilio H. and Gustavo A. Slafer
is, Missouri). Hollowell, Victoria C. (ed.). 126 (eds.). 495
The Yosemite Book. 2003 CD-ROM. Whitney, Josiah White, Richard C. Elsevier’s Dictionary of Plant
Dwight. 742 Names of North America Including Mexico. 747
Touwaide, Alain, Natale Gaspare de Santo, Guido Bel- Whitney, Josiah Dwight. The Yosemite Book. 2003
linghieri, and Vincenzo Savica. Healing Kidney CD-ROM. 742
Diseases in Antiquity. Plants from Dioscorides’ De Wink, Michael see Van Wyk, Ben-Erik
Materia Medica with Illustrations from Greek and Wojtkowski, Paul A. Landscape Agroecology. 320
Arabic Manuscripts (A.D. 512—15" Century). 127 Women & Plants. Gender Relations in Biodiversity
Touwaide, Alain, Natale Gaspare de Santo, Guido Bel- Management & Conservation. Howard, Patricia L.
linghieri, and Vincenzo Savica. Healing Kidney 486
Diseases in Antiquity. Plants from Dioscorides’ De Wu Peng-cheng and Marshall R. Crosby (eds.). Moss
Materia Medica with Illustrations from Greek and Flora of China. English version. Volume 6. Hook-
Arabic Manuscripts (A.D. 512-15" Century). 321 eriaceae—Thuidiaceae. 317
Transboundary Protected Areas. The Viability of Re- Wu, Zheng-yi, Peter H. Raven, et al. (eds.). Flora of
China Illustrations. Vol. 6. Caryophyllaceae
gional Conservation Strategies. Goodale, Uromi
through Lardizabalaceae. 491
M., Mare J. Stern, Cheryl Margoluis, Ashley G.
Wu, Zheng-yi, Peter H. Raven, et al. (eds.). Flora of
Langer, Matthew Fladeland (eds.). 320
China Illustrations. Vol. 24. Flagellariaceae through
Valenzuela-Zapata, Ana G. and Gary Paul Nab-
Marantaceae. 491
han.j Tequila!: A Natural and Cultural History. 746
Wu, Zheng-yi, Peter H. Raven, et al. (eds.).Flora of
Valenzuela-Zapata, Ana G. El Agave Tequilero. Cul-
China. Vol. 9. Pittosporaceae through Connaraceae.
tivo e Industria de México, 3e. 318
49]
Van Wyk, Ben-Erik and Michael Wink. Medicinal Wu, Zheng-yi, Peter H. Raven, et al. (eds.). Flora of
Piants of the World. An Illustrated Scientific Guide China. Vol. 6. Caryophyllaceae through Lardiza-
to Important Medicinal Plants and Their Uses. 496 balaceae. 490
Vidhyasekaran, P. Bacterial Disease Resistance in Wunderlin, Richard P. and Bruce FE Hansen. Guide to
Plants. Molecular Biology and Biotechnological the Vascular Plants of Florida, Second Edition. 118
Applications. 493 Yetman, David. The Guarijios of the Sierra Madre.
Walter. Annie and Chanel Sam. Fruits of Oceania. 740 Hidden People of Northwestern Mexico. 744
Wang Yun see Hall, lan R. Zamora, N. see Hammel, B. E.
INDEX TO VOLUME 58: AUTHORS AND TITLES OF PAPERS
A Botanical Perspective on the Identity of Soma (Nel- Bonavia, Duccio 509
umbo Nucifera Gaertn.) Based on Scriptual and Boncy Taylor, Fabienne 179
Iconographic Records $147 Bonet, Maria Angels 456
A Comparative Study of Sulphur Content of Some A/- Brussell, David Eric 736, $174, S203
lium L. Species 227 Burke, J. J. 556
A Medicinal Plant Collection from Montserrat, West Burke, Marianne K. 161
Indies S203 Casoria, Paolo 227
A Test for Molecular Identification of Japanese Ar- Castro, Emilio 204
chaeological Beans and Phylogenetic Relationship Castro, Luis 204
of Wild and Cultivated Species of Subgenus Cer- Chapagain, Bishnu 588
atotropis (Genus Vigna, Papilionaceae) using Se- Chaudhary, R. P.
quence Variation in Two Non-Coding Regions of Chemical Composition and Current Distribution of
the Trnl and Trnf Genes S135 **Azatran de Bolita” (Ditaxis heterantha Zucc; Eu-
Achdiawan, Ramadhani S77 phorbiaceae): A Food Pigment Producing Plant 530
Agelet, Antoni 456 ‘hung, Sang-Min 501
Agronomical and Chemical Characterization of Spear- N‘nhu nlin, Long $253
mint (Mentha spicata L.) Originating in Turkey 721 Cleyera japonica Thunb. var. wallichiana (DC.) Sealy
Aguilar, Gabriel 204 (Theaceae): A tea-beverage plant of the Himalayas.
Akoégninou, Akpovi S239 114
Alexander, Susan J. 668 Cockell, Charles S. S88
Allozyme, Morphological and Nutritional Analysis Coleman, Robin Christine 523
Bearing on the Domestication of Momordica char- Colunga-Garciamarin, Patricia 354, S101
antia L. (Cucurbitaceae) 435 Community Participation in Preservation of Lowcoun-
Altan, Yasin 679 try South Carolina Sweetgrass (Muhlenbergia Fi-
An Ethnobotanical Study of Medicinal Plants Used by lipes (M.A. Curtis) J. Pinson and W. Batson) Bas-
the Lisu People in Nujiang, Northwest Yunnan, ketry 161
China $253 Conservation of Useful Plants: An Evaluation of Local
An Ethnobotanical Survey of the Beypazari, Ayas, and Priorities from two Indigenous Communities in
Giidiil District Towns of Ankara Province (Turkey) Eastern Panama 38
705 Contributions to the Antimicrobial Spectrum of Hop
Anderson, Patti J. 410 Constituents $230
Araliaceae species used for culinary and medicinal Coomes, Oliver T. 420
purposes in Niigata-ken, Japan 736 Coskun, Maksut 691
Archaeological Evidence of Cherimoya (Annona cher- Cultivated Plant Species Diversity In Home Gardens
imolia Mill.) and Of An Amazonian Peasant Village, Northeastern
Armelle de Saint Sauveur, 588 Peru 420
Ay, Gungor 684 D.A. Agboola $34
Aytekin, Fulya 705 Da Canal, Maria Teresa 639
Bailey, John D. 668 Dahlberg, J. A. 556
Ban, Natalie 420 Daimy Godinez Caraballo, 381
Banack, Sandra Anne 11, 21 Dalle, Sarah Paule 38
Barata, Lauro E. S. 257 De Feo, Vincenzo $221
Barrantes, Ramiro 204 Decker-Walters, Deena S. 501
Baslar, Suleyman 684 Del Monte, Juan Pablo 58
Bastien, Joseph W. S274 Development of a Sorghum Core Collection: Refine-
Battal, Peyami 195 ment and Evaluation of a Subset from Sudan 556
Bedigian, Dorothea 329, S3 Development of Natural Products Research at Univer-
Belcher, Brian S77 sity of Mississippi by Norman J. Doorenbos 172
Berry, Joe S88 Development of Tissue Culture Methods for the Res-
Bhattarai, Nirmal K. 435 cue and Propagation of Endangered Moringa spp.
Biasiolo, Magda 639 Germplasm S116
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Dhillion, Shivcharn S. 578 Crantz) Cultivated by Chibchan Amerindians of
Dietary Use of Wild Plant Resources in the Sikkim Costa Rica 204
Himalaya, India 626 Goldberg, Daniel S230 }
Discovery and Genetic Assessment of Wild Bottle Goldstein, David John 523
Gourd [Lagenaria Siceraria (Mol.) Standley; Cu- Guanabana (Annona muricata L.) in Ancient Peru 509
curbitaceae] from Zimbabwe 501 Guo-Da, Tao 647 )
Dogan, Yunus 684 Gupta, V. N. P.
Domestication of Plants in Maya Lowlands S101 Gustad, Gunnar 578 ‘
Domestication Process of Two Solanum Section Lasio- Haas, Gerhard J. S230
carpa Species Among Amerindians in The Upper Halfacre, Angela C. 161
Orinoco, Venezuela, With Special Focus on Piaroa Hart, Zachary H. 161
Indians 184 Hermans, Merel S239
Doorenbos, Norman J. 172 Herrera, Alesha S88
Edible Wild Mushrooms of the Cofre De Perote Re- History and Lore of Sesame in Southwest Asia 329
gion, Veracruz, Mexico: An Ethnomycological H6ft, Martina G. 98
Study of Common Names and Uses S111 H6ft, Robert 98
Effects of Some Mineral Nutrients on Gibberellic Acid Hong-Mao, Liu 647
Levels in Maize Plants (Zea Mays L.) 195 Huai, Hu-Yin $265
Elias, Marianne 242 Huamanchumo, Wilfredo Diaz 11
Ellen, Roy 601 Huckleberry Abundance, Stand Conditions, and Use in
Eroding Knowledge: An Ethnobotanical Inventory in Western Oregon: Evaluating the Role of Forest
Eastern Amazonia’s Logging Frontier 135 Management 668
Estrada, E. 78 Identification and Quantification of Edible Plant Foods
Ethnobotancal Studies in the Villages of the District of in the Upper (Nama) Karoo, South Africa $43
Ilica (Province Erzurum),Turkey 691 Identification of the rose, sage, iris, and lily in the
Ethnobotanical Aspects of Some Taxa in East Anato- ‘Blue Bird Fresco” from Knossos, Crete (ca. 1450
lia, Turkey 697 B.C.E.) 733
Ethnobotanical Investigation of the Acjachemen Clap- Imang, Ndan S77
perstick from Blue Elderberry, Sambucus mexicana Indigenous Cultivation and Conservation of Totora
(Caprifoliaceae) 21 (Schoenoplectus californicus, Cyperaceae) in Peru
Ethnobotanical Knowledge of Brosimum Alicastrum 11
(Moraceae) among Urban and Rural El Salvadorian Intraspecific Diversity and Morpho-Phenological Var-
Adolescents 72 iation in Phaseolus lunatus L. from the Yucatan
Ethnobotany and Sustainable Utilization of Natural Peninsula, Mexico 354
Dye Plants in Sierra Leone S66 Iturriaga, Teresa 214
Ethnobotany of Pru, A Traditional Cuban Refreshment Janni, Kevin D. S274
381 Jaramillo-Flores, Ma. Eugenia 530
Ethnobotany of Sambucus Nigra L. In Catalonia (Ibe- Jarvis, Mary Claire S111
rian Peninsula): The Integral Exploitation of a Nat- Jed W. Fahey S116
ural Resource in Mountain Regions 456 Ji, Huang $253
Eufracio, O. 78 Jurado, E. 78
Evaluation of the Bromatological Potential of Seeds Kang-La, Yan 647
and Fruits of Sabal mexicana Mart. (Arecaceae) Katherine K. Stephenson S116
536 Kaya, Yusuf 691
Exotic Botanicals in the Kallawaya Pharmacopoeia Kerns, Becky K. 668
$274 Kislev, Mordechai E. $125
Flores-Chavira, Claudia 530 Knowledge and Use of Fungi by a Mycophilic Society
Forgetting the Forest: Assessing Medicinal Plant Ero- of the Venezuelan Amazon 214
sion in Eastern Brazil $294 Kpikpi, Walter 588
Gabriele Volpato, 381 Lacuna-Richman, Celeste 266, 476
Garcia Alvarado, Juventino S111 Lai, Xu Zeng $307
Genetic Diversity of Darnel (Lolium temulentum L.) in Leony, Angela $294
Malo, Ethiopia Depends on Traditional Farming Local Use and Cultural and Economic Value of Prod-
Systems 568 ucts from Trees in the Parklands of the Municipal-
Genetic Diversity of Traditional South American ity of Cinzana, Mali 578
Landraces of Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz): L6pez Ramirez, Armando S111
An Analysis Using Microsatellites 242 Lugo-Cervantes, Eugenia 530
Genetic Variation of Cassava (Manihot esculenta MacFoy, Cyrus S66
2004] INDEX TO VOLUME 58 761
Maesen, L. Jos G. van der $239 Ploetz, Jeff S111
Maranz, Steven 588 Ploetz, Kerry 231
Marcucci, Rossella 184 Plowden, Campbell 729
Marr, Kendrick L. 435 Post-Harvest Growth of Lechuguilla (Agave Leche
Martinez-Catillo, Jaime 354 guilla Torr., Agavaceae) in Northeastern Mexico 78
May, Peter H. 257 Potvin, Catherine 38
McDonald, Andrew S147 Prance, Ghillean T. 470
McKey, Doyle 242 Processing Metroxylon sagu Rottboell (Arecaceae) as
Medicinal Plants of Mt. Pelion, Greece $174 a Technological Complex: A Case Study from
Medicinal Plants Used To Treat Malaria in Southern South Central Seram, Indonesia 601 Ramirez-Sosa,
Benin S239 Carlos R. 72
Mei, Xia Yong 435
Prosopis africana (Mimosaceae): Stem, Roots, and
Menale, Bruno 227 Seeds in the Economy of the savanna areas of Ni
Méndez-Robles, Ma. Dolores 530 geria $34
Mert, Hasan Huseyin 684 Protection From UV Radiation In The Economic Crop,
Micromorphological Characterization of Ten Mulberry Opuntia Spp. S88
Cultivars (Morus SPP.) 639
Ramos Garcia-Serrano, Carlos 58
Miller, Ann Marie S111
Rattan, Rubber or Oil Palm: Cultural and Financial
Morphological and Anatomical Studies on Economi-
Considerations for Farmers in Kalimantan $77
cally Important Empetrum Nigrum L. Subsp. Her-
Ready, Robin S111
maphroditum (Hagerup) Bocher (Empetraceae) 679
Roa, Ana Carolina 242
Motley, Timothy J. 396
Rocha, Oscar J. 204
Miihlen, Gilda Santos 242
Rondon, Xanic J. 11
Muoio, Rosa 227
Rosa, Nelson A. 135
Nadel, Dani $125
Rosenow, D. T. 556
Natural Rubber, Hevea brasiliensis (Willd. ex A. Juss.)
Rosewood Exploitation in the Brazilian Amazon: Op-
Miill. Arg., Germplasm Collection in the Amazon
tions for Sustainable Production 257
Basin, Brazil: A Retrospective 544 |
Rujehan $77
Neem, Azadirachta indica A. Juss. (Meliaceae), and
Sahbaz, Nermin (Incekara) 721
its Potential for Sustainable Woodcarving in Kenya
Schinus Molle L. (Anacardiaceae) Chicha Production
98
in the Central Andes 523
Notes on Zombia Antillarum 179
Senda, Takayuki 568
Nunez, Jaque 21
Shan, Xu Luo $307
Nutritional Values and Indigenous Preferences for
Shanley, Patricia 135
Shea Fruits (Vitellaria paradoxa Gaertn. f.) in Af-
Sharma, E. 626
rican Agroforestry Parklands 588
Sheahan, Jamie S111
Obara, Alex O. 98
Ochoa, Carlos M. 509 Sidibé, Daouda 578
Olvera-Fonseca, Silvia 536 Simchoni, Orit $125
Onokpise, Oghenekome U. 544 Simsek, [sil 705
Slimy Leaves and Oily Seeds: Distribution and Use of
Orozco-Avila, Ignacio 530
Orr, Blair 231, S111 Wild Relatives of Sesame in Africa S3
Ozcelik, Hasan 697 Small-Grained Wild Grasses as Staple Food at the
Ozdemir, Canan 679 23,000- Year-Old Site of Ohalo II, Israel $125
Ozgen, Ufuk 691 Southern, Adrian S88
Ozgikce, Fevzi 697 Srinivasan, Vanita $230
Palma Ruiz, Mario S111 Staub, Jack E. 501
Palmer, Christian T. S280 Subsistence Strategies of an Indigenous Minority in
Palomino, Rodolfo Cerrén 509 the Philippines: Nonwood Forest Product Use by
Pando-Moreno, Marisela 78 the Tagbanua of Narra, Palawan 266
Paoletti, Maurizio G. 184 Sundriyal, Manju 286, 300, 626
Pascario Villapan, Carlos Andres S111 Sundriyal, R. C. 286, 300, 626
Patrick Van Damme, 381 Tanaka, Nobuyuki 112
Pei, Shengji S253, S265 Taylor, R. S. L. 114
Perales-Rivera, Hugo 354 Telci, Isa 721
Plants Used Medicinally by Folk Healers of the Lahu The Ethnobotany of Copaiba (Copaifera) Oleoresin in
People from the Autonomous County of Jinping the Amazon 729
Miao, Yao, and Dai in Southwest China $265 The Ethnobotany of Fagraea Thunb. (Gentianaceae):
762 ECONOMIC BOTANY (VOL. 58
The Timber of Malesia and the Scent of Polynesia Voeks, Robert A. $294
396 Volpato, Gabriele 184
The Inclusion of Recently Introduced Plants in the Ha- Walker, Michael 21
waiian Ethnopharmacopoeia $280 Walkingstick, Marion 21
The Investigation of Euphorbiaceous Medicinal Plants Weiss, Ehud $125
in Southern China S307 Wiesman, Zeev 588
The Ritual Use of Brugmansia Species in Traditional Wild Edible Plants of the Sikkim Himalaya: Market-
Andean Medicine in Northern Peru S221 ing, Value Addition and Implications for Manage-
The Social Context For Harvesting /riartea deltoidea ment 300
(Arecaceae) 410 Wild Edible Plants of the Sikkim Himalaya: Nutritive
The Use of Tropical Forest (Agroecosystems and Wild Values of Selected Species 286
Plant Harvesting) as a Source of Food in the Bribri Wild Herb Use in Bulgaria 231
and Cabecar Cultures in the Atlantic Coast of Costa Wild Vegetable Resources and Market Survey in Xish- apse
Rica 58 uangbanna, Southwest China 647
The Use of Wild Edible Plants in Western and Central Wilkins-Ellert, Mary 501
Anatolia (Turkey) 684 Xiang-Sheng, Dao 647
The Uses of Atuna racemosa Raf. (Chrysobalanaceae) Yackulic, Charles S88
in Samoa 470 Yamaguchi, Hirofumi $135
The utilization of edible Canna plants in southeastern Yang, Yu Bo S307
Asia and southern China 112 Yano, Azusa $135
Timyan, Joel C. 179 Yasuda, Kentaro $135
Tohme, Joe 242 Yates, Suzanne 72
Tominaga, Tohru 568 Yesilada, Erdem 705
Tornadore, Noemi 184, 639 Yildirimli, Sinasi 705
Tovar S., Oscar 509 Yilmaz, Gungor 721
Tucker, Arthur O. 7 3232 Youkai, Xu 647
Tugay, Mehmet E. 721 Youngblood, Dawn S43
Unconscious Selection and the Evolution of Domesti Zaldivar, Maria E. 204
cated Plants 5 Zent, Egleé L. 214
Using Suitable Projects in Adding Value to Nonwood Zent, Stanford 214
Forest Products in the Philippines: The Copal Zizumbo- Villarreal, Daniel 354
(Agathis philippinensis) Trade in Palawan 476 Zizumbo- Villarreal, Daniel $101
Vallés, Joan 456 Zohary, Daniel 5
INDEX TO VOLUME 58: SUBJECTS
Acjachemen 21 Blue Bird Fresco 733 : deserts S88
Africa 501, 566, 578, 588, S3, blue elderberry 21 diet $125
S34, $66, S239 Bolivia $274 dietary uses 626
Agathis philippinensis 476 bottle gourd 501 Ditaxis heterantha 530
Agave lecheguilla 78 Brazi 544 domestication 184, 435, S101
agricultural innovation $3 Brazil 257, S23 dooryard gardens 476
agrodiversity 476 Bribri 58 drought 578
agroecosystems 58 bromatological analysis 536 drumstick tree $116
Allium spp. 227 Brosimum Alicastrum 72 dyes, natural S66
allozymes 435 Brugmansia §221 early agriculture S101
almaciga resin 476 Bulgaria 231 East Anatolia 697
altered states $174 Butyrospermum 588 East Kalimantan S77
Amazon 214, 257, 476, 729, S221 Cabecar 58 Ecuador 410
Amazonas 135, 184 cacti S88 edible wild plants 286, 684
Anacardiaceae 523 California 21 El Salvador 72
anaesthetics $174 cancer medicines $174 Empetrum nigrum 679
Anatolia 684 Canna 112 Empretaceae 679
anatomy 679 Capim 135 Erzurum 69]
ancestral domain 476 Caribbean studies S15 essential oils 721
ancient Greek ethnobotany S174 carotenoids 530 Ethiopia 568
Andes 523, $221 carvone 721 ethnobiology 184
Aniba duckei Kosterm. 257 cassava 25, 204, 242 ethnomycology 25, 214, S111
Aniba rosaeodora Duckei 257 Catalonia 456 ethnopharmacology S174, $203
Ankara 705 caulking 470 ethnopharmacopoeia S280
Annona cherimolia 509 Ceratotheca S3 Euphorbiaceae 530, S307
Annona muricata 509 Ceratotropis $147 evolution of crop plants 5
anticancer drugs S307 charcoal $34 exotic plant species $274
anti-inflammatory plants 470 chemotypes 721 Fabaceae S135
antimicrobial spectrum $230 cherimoya 509 Fagraea 396
aphrodisiacs $174 Chibchan Amerindians 204 fallows 578
Arabia 329 chichi 523 famine S3
Arailia 736 fermentation 381, 25
Araliaceae 736 $307 fiber 78
archaeological remains 509, 523, Chrysobalanaceae 470 financial analysis S7
$135 Cleyera japonica Thunb. var. wal- flavonoids S88
Arecaceae 410, 536, 601 lichiana (DC.) Sealy 114 flora of Benin $239
Argithamnia heterantha 530 Cofre de Perote S111 folk medicine $203
arid zone plants 78 common names and uses S111 food pigments 530
Armenia 329 conservation 11, 38, 83, 135, 161, food plants 456
associated weeds 568 179, 286, 354, 476, S253 foragers S43
Atuna racemosa 470 Copaiba 729 forest management 98, 668
axes $34 Copaifera 729 fruit pulp nutritional value 588
ayas 705 copal 476 fungi 214
Azadirachta indica 98 Costa Rica 58, 204 gathering S3
azafran de bolita 530 cpDNA sequencing 501 gene flow 354
azuki bean S135 craft plants 83 genetic assessment 501
Balkan Mountains 231] Crete 733 genetic diversity 242, 566, 568
basket weaving 83, 161 Cuba 381 genetic resources 354
Benin $239 culitary species 736 Gentianaceae 396
beverages 25 cultural erosion $294 germplasm 476, 544, 556, S116
Beypazari 705 cultural transmission of knowl- gibberellic acid 195
biodiversity 578 edge 72 Gouania polygama 381
biomass estimation 78 curative fruits 679 Greek folk medicine $174
biosphere Reserve Sian Ka’an 83 Cyperaceae 11 guanabana 509
bitter melon 435 darnel 568 Giidiil 705
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Guinea $234 logging 135 Norman J. Doorenbos 172 |
Guyana 25 Lolium temulentum 568 Nujiang $253
Haiti 179 lotus $147 nutrition 435, 300, S116
Hawaii S280 lupulone $230 Ohalo II $125
healers $174, S203, S265 macro- and micronutrients 300 oil palm S77
heat tolerance 556 maize 195 oil plants 329
Hedera $174 malaria $230, $239 oilseed S3
herbal drink 381 Malesia 396 oleoresin 729
herbal medicine S280 Mali 578 Opuntia S88
herbs 231 Malo 568 Oregon 668
Hevea brasiliensis 544 mandrake S14, $174 origin of domestic traits 5
Himalaya 114, 286, 300, 626 Manihot spp. 25 ornamental plants 456
history of medicine S174 Manihot esculenta 204 Pacific islands 396
hoes $34 market survey 647 Pacific Northwest 668
homegardens 204 marketing 286 palaeoethnobotany $125
hops $230 markets $239 Palawan 266, 476
horseradish tree $116 massage oil 470 palm starch 601
Hoti 214 materia medica $174, $203 palma de guano 536
huckleberries 668 Maya lowlands 354, S101 palma real 536
Humulus lupulus $230 Mayan people 83 palms 536
hunter-gatherers $125 medicinal plants 381, 456, 736, Panama 38
Iberian Peninsula 456 S3; S174; $203, S221. $239, Papilionaceae $135
ICS50 values (against Plasmodium $253, $265, S294, $307 parakari 25
falciparum) $239 Mediterranean ethnobotany S174 parkland agroforestry 588
India 626, S147 Meliaceae 98 Pau-Rosa 257
indigenous and migrant commu- Mentha spicata 721 Persia 329
nities 476 Mesopotamia 329 Peru 11, 509, 523, $221
indigenous cultures 58, 266 Metroxylon sagu Rottboell 601 Peruvian pepper tree 523
indigenous territories 38 Mexican Elderberry 21 pestles $34
Indonesia 601, S77 Mexico 83, 354, S101, S111 pharmacopoeia $274, $294
intraspecific diversity 354 micromorphology 639 Phaseolus lunatus 354
introduced medicinal plants S280 microsatellites 242 Philippines 266, 476
lriartea deltoidea 410 mineral nutrition 195 phylogenetic relationships $135
Tris 733 Momordica charantia 435 phytomedicines S174
IRRDB 544 Montserrat $203 phytotherapy S174, S203
isozymes 204 Moraceae 72, 639 Piaroa 184
Israel $125 Moringa S116 Pimenta dioica 38|
ivy S174 morphology 679 plant resources 647
Japan 736 morphometrics 435 Plasmodium falciparum $239 |
Jinping $265 morpho-phenological variation pollen grains 639
kaingin 476 354 Polynesia 396. S280
Kallawaya $274 mortars $34 population structure 38
Karoo $43 Morus 639 Prosopis africana $34
karyology 184 mucilage glands S3 protozoa $230
Kenya 98 Muhlenbergia filipes 161 proximate analysis 300
kitchen gardens 476 mushrooms 214, S111 pru 381]
Knossos 733 musical instruments 21 psychoactive plants $174
Lagenaria siceraria 50\ Mycophilic Society 214 pulegon 721
Lagenaria sphaerica 50\ narcotic plants $147, $174 questionnaires 72
Lahu $265 natural products research 172 Quintana Roo 83
land-use change S77 neem 98 RAPD 501, 568
Laos 435 Nelumbo nucifera $147 rapid assessment 38
leaf vegetable S3 Nepal 435 Rattan $77
Lechuguilla 78 Nigeria $34 rituals $221
legal issues 266 Niigata-ken 736 Rogeria §3
lily 733 non-timber forest practices NTFP rose 733
linalool 257, 721 83, 135, 161, 266, 476, 578, rosewood 257
Lisu people $253 668 rubber 544, S77