Subject: NAR

From: [email-masked] (Francisco Jose Lima Aragao)
Date: 12 Sep 1995 04:22:25 -0700

Can Someone Please tell me if Dr. Operon (England) still is the editor of 
Nucleic Acids Research?
Tanks in advance.

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From Henk Beentje Tue Sep 12 22:09:59 EDT 1995
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From: Henk Beentje
Subject: Re: Palm referrences?
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[email-masked] (Steve Cosman) writes:

>Does anyone know of any excellent Palm identification books in the same
>vein as a Palms of the World?

Henderson A., Galeano G. & Bernal R. 1995. A Field Guide to the Palms
of the Americas

covers all N, Central and S American palms, gives good simple keys, has
distribution maps, plates and descriptions as well as country lists.
A brilliant book. Trouble is, it'll set you back $75...

Henk