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Ossenbach, C. In Memoriam: Fritz Hamer 2006 26 1,2 iii
Sheehan, T. Second international orchid conservation congress (IOCC): Call for papers. 2003 24 2 i
Sieff, E. Cumulative Index to Selbyana, Volumes 1–15. 1994 15 2 B1–B19
Gunatilleke, I.A.U.N., C.V.S. Gunatilleke and S. Dayanandan. Reproductive biology of Sri Lankan diptocarps. 1994 15 2 A9–10
Gillison, A.N. The distribution of plant functional types within and below a rain forest canopy. 1994 15 2 A9
Guevara, S., J. Laborde, U. Hietz-Seifert and P. Hietz. Ecology of fragmented canopy remnants of tropical rain forest. 1994 15 2 A9
Gilbert, G. The effects of pathogens on juvenile mortality in tropical trees. 1994 15 2 A8
Fitzjarrald, D.R. and K.E. Moore. Physical mechanisms of canopy-atmosphere exchange. 1994 15 2 A7–8
Dorrington, G. Use of lighter-than-air vehicles for access to the upper canopy of tropical forests. 1994 15 2 A7
Erwin, T.L. Arthropods of the subcanopy in the Neotropical forest. 1994 15 2 A7
Donahue, P. and T. Wood. A safe, flexible and non-invasive technique for climbing tropical trees. 1994 15 2 A6–7
DeVries, P.J. and D. Murray. Effects of forest degradation on fruit-feeding nymphalid butterflies in an Ecuadorian rain forest. 1994 15 2 A6
Dial, R. Consequences of canopy architecture for animal communities at two spatial scales. 1994 15 2 A6
Bouricius, B. and M.D. Lowman. Canopy walkways in temperate and tropical forests: techniques for their design and construction. 1994 15 2 A5
Currah, R. and K. Richardson. The fungal community associated with Neotropical epiphyte roots. 1994 15 2 A5
Benzing, D.H. Plant responses to resource gradients and microclimate in forest canopies. 1994 15 2 A4–5
Belsky, J.M. and S.F. Siebert. Contested resource: managing rattan harvesting for forest conservation in Kerinci-Seblat National Park, Sumatra. 1994 15 2 A4 nontimber forest products, rattan, extractive reserves, forest conservation, Indonesia, Kerinci-Seblat National Park
Bennett, B.C. Ethnobotany and economic botany of epiphytes, lianas and other host-dependent plants: an overview. 1994 15 2 A4
Barthelemy, D. Modeling and simulation of canopy architecture. 1994 15 2 A3–4
Ashton, P., A.S. Chan and H.T. Chan. Tree prosthesis for crown access. 1994 15 2 A3
Barker, M. and P. Becker. Water and nutrient relations of the upper canopy in dipterocarp and heath forests of Brunei. 1994 15 2 A3
Zotz, G. Ecology and demography of vascular epiphytes. 1994 15 2 A25
Yumoto, T. Plant phenology and plant-animal interactions observed in a tropical lowland forest in Sarawak, Malaysia. 1994 15 2 A24–25
Winchester, N.N. and R.A. Ring. Centinelan extinctions: extirpation of northern temperate old-growth rain forest arthropod communities. 1994 15 2 A24 Centinelan extinctions, Biodiversity, Arthropods, Canopy
Young, T. Rich edges in forest canopies and acacia shrublands. 1994 15 2 A24
Stork, N. Studies of tropical and temperate canopy arthropods: past, present and future. 1994 15 2 A23
Walter, D.E. Beneath biodiversity: factors influencing the diversity and abundance of canopy mites. 1994 15 2 A23
Schultz, J.C. Insects in temperate forest canopies: What’s up? 1994 15 2 A22–23
Schaefer, D. Solution chemistry in forest canopies. 1994 15 2 A22
Schowalter, T. Canopy invertebrate communities and herbivory in temperate and tropical forests. 1994 15 2 A22
Ring, R.A. Temperate rain forest canopy access systems in British Columbia. 1994 15 2 A21
Rinker, H.B. The rain forest canopy: a frontier of exploration for high school students. 1994 15 2 A21
Reagan, D. The effect of hurricane severity on canopy lizard populations in a Puerto Rican rain forest. 1994 15 2 A20–21
Putz, F.E. Tree fates in vine tangles. 1994 15 2 A20
Ranson, K.J. Remote sensing of forest canopies. 1994 15 2 A20
Pascal, O. and F. Hallé. Interactive canopy methods – the future of the raft/dirigible. 1994 15 2 A19
Perry, D.R. Ecotourism and its potential impact on the Costa Rican rain forest canopy. 1994 15 2 A19
Parker, G.G. Structure and microclimate of forest canopies. 1994 15 2 A18–19
Olmsted, I. and M. Gomez. Conservation of epiphytes on the Yucatan Peninsula. 1994 15 2 A18
Parker, G.G. Canopy access with construction cranes. 1994 15 2 A18
Nadkarni, N.M., G.G. Parker, J. Clement and M. McConnell. Initiation of an international canopy network: discussion on interdisciplinary and intercontinental links to enhance forest canopy research, education and conservation. 1994 15 2 A17
Oates, R. Climbing to the canopy, a mixture of arborist, climber, and caver methods. 1994 15 2 A17
Nadkarni, N.M., D. Coxson, K. Clark and D. Schaefer. Nutrient cycling in montane cloud forest canopies: what we know and what we need to investigate. 1994 15 2 A16–17
Mulkey, S., S.J. Wright, K. Kitajima, R.W. Pearce and J. Gamon. Plant phenology and allocation in response to seasonal and vertical light gradients in the upper canopy of a tropical dry forest. 1994 15 2 A16
Murawski, D.A. Mating patterns and genetic structure in tropical trees. 1994 15 2 A16
Mori, S.A. Exploring for plant diversity in the canopy of a French Guianan forest. 1994 15 2 A15–16
Malcolm, J.R. and J.C. Voltolini. The three-dimensional structure of Amazon and Congo basin small mammal communities. 1994 15 2 A15
Mercier, H. Importance of tissue culture technique for conservation of endangered Brazilian bromeliads from Atlantic forest canopy. 1994 15 2 A15
Lovett, G.M. and K.C. Weathers. Atmospheric deposition and forest canopy structure. 1994 15 2 A14
Lowman, M.D. and S.J. Wright. Temporal and spatial variability in herbivory between Neotropical and Paleotropical rain forest canopies. 1994 15 2 A14
Luther, H.E. Diversity and distribution of Guzmania (Bromeliaceae) in Andean South America. 1994 15 2 A14
Lawton, R.O. and G. Williams-Linera. The population biology of hemiepiphytes. 1994 15 2 A13
Longino, J.T. Species richness of ants (Formicidae) in a tropical forest canopy, using insecticidal fogging and richness estimation procedures. 1994 15 2 A13
Laumonier, Y. Rain forest canopy large scale mapping: techniques, applications and prospects. 1994 15 2 A12–13
Laman, T.G. Strangler fig seedling establishment in the rain forest canopy of Borneo—implications for the maintenance of Ficus species diversity. 1994 15 2 A12
Kursar, T.A. and P.D. Coley. Physiological diversity among shade-tolerant species. 1994 15 2 A11–12
Inoue, T. and A.A. Hamid. Canopy biology program in Sarawak. 1994 15 2 A11
Irvine, T. Why do tropical American rain forests have more large flowers than tropical Australian rain forests? A visual tour of Australian flora. 1994 15 2 A11
Hart, J. and T. Hart. Impact of browsing by okapi (Giraffidae), a large mammalian folivore on canopy seedlings in Ituri Forest, Zaire. 1994 15 2 A10
Herwitz, S.R., R.E. Slye and S.M. Turton. Lateral shading and the differential interception of angular direct-beam radiation among neighboring tropical rain forest canopy trees. 1994 15 2 A10
Luther, H.E. and E. Sieff. De rebus Bromeliacearum I. 1994 15 1 9–93
Dressler, R.L. Mesoamerican orchid novelties 5, Oncidinae. 2001 22 1 9–13 Oncidiianae, Mesoamerica, Orchidaceae
Bennett, B.C. Uses of epiphytes, lianas and parasites by the Shuar people of Amazonian Ecuador. 1992 13 99–114
Williams-Linera, G. Leaf dynamics in a tropical cloud forest: Phenology, herbivory, and life span. 1999 20 1 98–105 Mexico, herbivory, leaves, life-span, phenology
Badola, H.K. Growth and size of shoot populations in canopy layers of Quercus leucotrichophora (Fagaceae). 2000 21 1,2 97–104 Quercus, leucotrichophora, banj oak, shoot growth, India, Himilaya
Ellwood, M. D. F. and W.A. Foster. Line insertion techniques for the study of high forest canopies. 2001 22 1 97–102 canopy access, line insertion, tropical rain forest, crossbow, Malaysia
Ertelt, J.B. Horticultural aspects of growing and displaying a wide variety of epiphytes. 1992 13 95–98
Benzing, D.H. Germination and early establishment of Tillandsia circinnata Schlecht. (Bromeliaceae) on some of its hosts and other supports in southern Florida. 1978 5 1 95–106 Tillandsia circinnata, Bromeliaceae, Sanibel Island, Florida, Epiphyte-host relationship, Host selection, Parasitism, Epiparasitism, Nutritional piracy, Taxodium ascendens
Luther, H.E. Miscellaneous new taxa of Bromeliaceae (XI). 1997 18 1 95–102
Skog, L.E. New Gesneriaceae from Peru and Ecuador. 1982 7 1 94–99 Gesneriaceae, Peru, Ecuador, Anetanthus rubra,Besleria quadrangulata, Cremosperma peruvianum
Croat, T.B. The distribution of Anthurium (Araceae) in Mexico, Middle America and Panama. 1986 9 1 94–99 Araceae, Anthurium, phytogeography, Mexico, Middle America, Panama, species diversity, distribution
Mori, S.A. Exploring for plant diversity in the canopy of a French Guianan forest. 1994 16 1 94–98
Till, W. The type specimens of Bromeliaceae in the herbarium of the Museum of Natural History in Vienna, Austria. 1994 15 1 94–111
Madison, M. A new Anthurium (Araceae) from eastern Ecuador. 1978 5 1 94 Anthurium superbum, Araceae, Ecuador
Walsh, B.W. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora: A CITES Timeline 2006 26 1,2 92–102
Grant, J.R. and G. Zijlstra. An annotated catalogue of the generic names of the Bromeliaceae. 1998 19 1 91–121
Nauman, C.E. and R.W. Sanders. Preliminary classificatory studies in Coccothrinax (Palmae: Coryphoideae). 1991 12 91–101
Luther, H.E. Miscellaneous new taxa of Bromeliaceae (II). 1982 7 1 90–93 Bromeliaceae, Neoregelia elmoreana, Pitcairnia dodsonii, Pitcairnia simulans, Tillandsia tandapiana, Tillandsia x correalei, Brazil, Ecuador, Honduras
Lowman, M.D. Leaf growth and herbivory in Australian rain forest canopies – how does it compare to Africa? 1993 14 9
Ackerman, J.D. Evolutionary potential in Orchids: Patterns and strategies for conservation. 1998 19 1 8–14
Soroka, T. Ligeophila longibracteata (Orchidaceae), A New Jewel Orchid of the Goodyerinae Subtribe 2006 27 1 8–12 Ecuador, Goodyerinae, Ligeophila longibracteata,Orchidaceae
Rinker, H.B. The use of a forest canopy walkway for studying habitat selection by Neotropical migrants. 2001 22 1 89–96 neotropical migrants, resident birds, temperate forest canopy, strata utilization, biointegrity, aerial walkway, conservation
Mercier, H., G.B. Kerbauy, M.T.V. Carvalho and E. Derbyshire. Growth and GDH and AAT isoenzyme patterns in terrestrial and epiphytic bromeliads as influenced by nitrogen source. 1997 18 1 89–94
From, M.M., T. Gouveia, J.F. Rajaonarivelo, S. Friedman, D. Logeman, and N. Ravoniarison Conserving Orchids in the Eastern Rain Forest of Madagascar: An Integrated Approach to Linking Local Residents and Biotechnology 2006 26 1,2 89–91
Pritchard, H.W. and P.T. Seaton. Orchid seed storage: historical perspective, current status and future prospects for long-term conservation. 1993 14 89–104
Dezhi Li and Shujie Wu. Spatial patterns of canopy leaves of four woody species saplings in a forest environment. 2000 21 1,2 88–96 canopy, forest, environment, leaf, sapling, spatial pattern
Till, W. Systematics and evolution of the tropical-subtropical Tillandsia subgenus Diaphoranthema (Bromeliaceae). 1992 13 88–94
Brown, G.K. and A.J. Gilmartin. Chromosomes of the Bromeliaceae. 1986 9 1 88–93 Bromeliaceae, chromosome, mitotic, meiotic, holdfasts, epiphytic taxa, polyploidy
Determann, R.O. A new species of Scelochilus (Orchidaceae) from French Guyana. 1982 7 1 88–89 Orchidaceae, Scelochilus, French Guyana
Ingram, S.W., K. Ferrell-Ingram and N.M. Nadkarni. Floristic composition of vascular epiphytes in a neotropical cloud forest, Monteverde, Costa Rica. 1996 17 1 88–103
Pupulin, F. and D.E. Mora-Retana. A revision of Costa Rican species of Trichocentrum (Orchidaceae). 1994 15 2 87–103
Holst, B.K.& M.L. Kawasaki New Species of Calyptranthes and Myrica (Myrtaceae) from Central America 2004 25 1 87–100 Calyptranthes,Central America, Colombia, Myrcia, Myrtaceae
Brown, G.K., C.A. Palací and H.E. Luther. Chromosome Numbers in Bromeliaceae. 1997 18 1 85–88
Araujo Lima C., P. and C. Nicoletti de Fraga Conservation Strategy for Laelia lobata (Lindl.) H.J. Veitch: The Most Endangered Orchid of Rio de Janeiro 2006 26 1,2 85–88
Ramírez, I. and G. Carnevali. New records for Venezuela (Bromeliaceae). 1994 15 2 85–86
Luther, H.E. Miscellaneous new taxa of Bromeliaceae (XII). 1998 19 1 83–90
Medley, M.E. Notes on collections of Triphora (Orchidaceae) from the American tropics. 1996 17 1 83–87
Ramírez, I. Notes on Neoregelia subgenus Hylaeaicum (Bromeliaceae: Bromelioideae). 1994 15 2 82–84
Grobler, L. Conservation in South Africa: An Orchidist’s Perspective 2006 26 1,2 81–84
Reinert, F. and S.T. Meirelles. Water acquisition strategy shifts in the heterophylous saxicolous bromeliad, Vriesea geniculata (Wawra) Wawra. 1993 14 80–88
Mora, D.E. and F. Pupulin. Two new species of Macroclinium (Orchidaceae) from Costa Rica. 1997 18 1 7–10
Carlsen, M. Structure and diversity of the vascular epiphyte community in the overstory of a tropical rain forest in Surumoni, Amazonas State, Venezuela. 2000 21 1,2 7–10 Epiphyte, overstory, Suumoni, Venezuela
Fontoura, T. Distribution patterns of five Bromeliaceae genera in Atlantic rain forest, Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil. 1995 16 1 79–93
Luer, C.A. Ophidion and Zootrophion, two new genera in the Pleurothallidinae (Orchidaceae). 1982 7 1 79–87 Orchidaceae, Pleurothallidinae, Ophidion, Zootrophion, Cryptophoranthus
Weishampel, J.F., J.B. Blair, R. Dubayah, D.B. Clark and R.G. Knox. Canopy topography of an old-growth tropical rain forest landscape. 2000 21 1,2 79–87 fractal dimension, laser altimetry, remote sensing, spatial autocorrelation
Fontoura, T. New synonymies in the genus Billbergia Thunberg (Bromeliaceae) 1994 15 2 79–81
Vervaeke, I. And E. Parton, R. Deroose, and M.P. DeProst. Flower biology of six cultivars of the Bromeliaceae I. Pollen, pistil, and petal appendages. 2003 24 1 78–86 Bromeliaceae, ovary, ovules, petal appendages, pollen, stigma
Holthe, P.A., A. Patel and I.P. Ting. The occurrence of CAM in Peperomia. 1992 13 77–87
Freiberg, M. Spatial and temporal pattern of temperature and humidity of a tropical premontane rain forest tree in Costa Rica. 1997 18 1 77–84
Sillett, S.C. Tree crown structure and vascular epiphyte distribution in Sequoia sempervirens rain forest canopies. 1999 20 1 76–97 epiphytes, redwoods, Sequioa sempervirens, temperate rain forest
Clement, J., M. Moffett, D. C. Shaw, A. Lara, D. Alarcon and O. L. Larrain. Crown structure and biodiversity in Fitzroya cupressoides, the giant conifers of Alerce Andino National Park, Chile. 2001 22 1 76–88 alerce, canopy, epiphytes, arthropods, biodiversity, Fitzroya cupressoides, Chile
Gardner, C.S. Inferences about pollination in Tillandsia (Bromeliaceae). 1986 9 1 76–87 Tillandsia, pollination, Bromeliaceae,
Zapfack, L., A.B. Nkongmeneck, J.F. Villiers and M. Lowman. The importance of pteridophytes in the epiphytic flora of some phorophytes of the Cameroonian semi-deciduous rain forest. 1996 17 1 76–81,A106
Atwood, J.T. The vascular flora of La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica: Orchidaceae. 1987 10 1 76–145
Tim, W.Y. and A. Thame Conservation and Reintroduction of the Native Species of Singapore 2006 26 1,2 75–80
Lowman, M.D., M. Moffett and H.B. Rinker. A new technique for taxonomic and ecological sampling in rain forest canopies. 1993 14 75–79
Gilbert, G. Rain forest plant diseases: The canopy-understory connection. 1995 16 1 75–77
Holst, B.K. A nomenclatural correction in Steyerbromelia, Bromeliaceae. 2001 22 1 75 Bromeliaceae, Steyerbromelia, Navia, Venezuela
Reynolds, B.C., M.D. Hunter and D.A. Crossley, Jr. Effects of canopy herbivory on nutrient cycling in a northern hardwood forest in western North Carolina. 2000 21 1,2 74–78 canopy, herbivory, nutrient cycling, nitrate, sawflies
Romero, G.A. A new Catasetum (Orchidaceae) from southern Venezuela. 1987 10 1 73–75
Aguirre-Leon, E. Vascular epiphytes of Mexico: a preliminary inventory. 1992 13 72–76
Brockelman, W. A method for climbing rain forest tree boles without using vertical ropes. 1997 18 1 72–76
Castaño-Meneses, G., J.G. Garcia-Franco and J.G. Palacios-Vargas. Spatial Distribution Patterns of Tillandsia violacea (Bromeliaceae) and Support Trees in an Altitudinal Gradient from a Temperate Forest in Central Mexico 2003 24 1 71–77 Epiphytes, bromeliads, altitudinal variation, "El Chico" National Park, temperate forest, Mexico
Castaño-Meneses, G., J.G. Garcia-Franco and J.G. Palacios-Vargas. Spatial Distribution Patterns of Tillandsia violacea (Bromeliaceae) and Support Trees in an Altitudinal Gradient from a Temperate Forest in Central Mexico 2003 24 1 71–77 Epiphytes, bromeliads, altitudinal variation, "El Chico" National Park, temperate forest, Mexico
Medeiros, A.C., L.L. Loope and S.J. Anderson. Differential colonization of epiphytes on native (Cibotium spp.) and alien (Cyathea cooperi) tree ferns in a Hawaiian rain forest. 1993 14 71–74
Lawton, R.O. and G. Williams-Linera. Hemiepiphyte-host relationships: Research problems and prospects. 1996 17 1 71–74
Bennett, B.C. Patchiness, diversity and abundance relationships of vascular epiphytes. 1986 9 1 70–75 vascular epiphytes, diversity, abundance, bromeliads, mortality rates, evolutionary implications
Smith, A.P., K.P. Hogan and J.L. Machado. Plant ecophysiology in a tropical forest canopy: methods and preliminary results. 1993 14 6–8
Zona, S. and A. Henderson. A review of animal-mediated seed dispersal of palms. 1989 11 6–21
Weishampel, J.F., K.J. Ranson and D.J. Harding. Remote sensing of forest canopies. 1996 17 1 6–14
Luther, H.E. Miscellaneous new taxa of Bromeliaceae (VIII). 1991 12 68–90
Tardivo, R.C. and A.C. Cervi. Bromeliads of the State Park of Vila Velha, Ponta Grossa, Parana, Brazil. 2001 22 1 68–74 Bromeliaceae, Paraná, Brazil
Wiehler, H. New genera and species of Gesneriaceae from the Neotropics. 1977 2 1 67–132 Gesneriaceae, Neotropics, Rio Palenque Science Center, Ecuador, Alloplectus dodsonii,Columnea dodsonii, Dalbergaria asteroloma,Dalbergaria rubriacuta,Drymonia ecuadorensis,Drymonia laciniosa, Drymonia rhodoloma, Gasteranthus carinatus,Gasteranthus macrocalyx,Gloxinia dodsonii,Paradrymonia hypocryta, Pentadenia ecuadorana, Pentadenia zapotalana,Alloplectus sprucei, Codonanthe crassifolia,Codonanthe uleana, Dalbergaria picta, Diastema eggersianum, Diastema scabrum, Drymonia alloplectoides, Drymonia coriacea, Drymonia macrophylla, Drymonia serrulata, Drymonia turrialvae, Drymonia warszewicziana,Gasteranthus crispus, Gasteranthus oncogastrus,Kohleria spicata, Monopyle sodiroana, Pentadenia spathulata, Trichantha herthae, Trichantha minor,Bucinella nariniana,Central America, South America, Bucinella paramicola,Cobananthus calochlayms, Codonanthe chiricana, Codonanthe corniculata,Columnea canarina,Columnea dressleri, Columnea gallicauda, Columnea hiantiflora, Dalbergaria ampliata, Dalbergaria polyantha, Dalbergaria puyana, Dalbergaria vittata, Drymonia aciculata,Drymonia killipii, Drymonia pulchra, Drymonia sulphurea, Napeanthus bullatus, Napeanthus costaricensis, Nautilocalyx colombianus, Nautilocalyx dressleri, Oerstedina cerricola, Oerstedina mexicana, Pentadenia angustata, Pentadenia byrsina, Pentadenia colombiana, Pentadenia crassicaulis, Pentadenia matudae, Pentadenia orientandina, Reldia alternifolia, Reldia veraguensis, Gasteranthus dressleri, Trichantha cerropirrana, Trichantha ciliata, Trichantha filifera, Trichantha pulchra
López-Ferrari, A.R. and A. Espejo-Serna. The type specimens of Bromeliaceae in the herbariuim "Eizi Matuda" (CODAGEM) of the Comisión Botánica Exploradora del Estado de México. 1998 19 1 66–82
Wendt, T. Pitcairnia L’Héritier (Bromeliaceae) of Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil. 1994 15 2 66–78
Nieder, J., S. Engwald and W. Barthlott. Patterns of neotropical epiphyte diversity. 1999 20 1 66–75 Neotropics, epiphyte, diversity, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela
Oberbauer, S.F., H. Loescher and D.B. Clark. Effects of climate factors on daytime carbon exchange from an old-growth forest in Costa Rica. 2000 21 1,2 66–73
Grayum, M.H. and H.W. Churchill. The vascular flora of La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica—Polypodiophyta. 1989 11 66–118
Christenson, E.A. Schlechter’s Asian collections of Orchidaceae conserved at the Swedish Museum of Natural History, Stockholm (S) and the National Museum, Prague (PR). 1987 10 1 65–72
Luer, C.A.and R. Escobar R. New species and combinations in Dracula and Masdevallia (Orchidaceae) from Colombia and Venezuela. 1982 7 1 64–78 Orchidaceae, Dracula, Masdevallia,Colombia, Venezuela, Restrepia
Daniel, T.F. A synopsis of Lophostachys (Acanthaceae) in Mexico and Central America. 1993 14 64–70
Stewart, S.L. and L. W. Zettler, J. Minso, and P.M. Brown. Flower biology of six cultivars of the Bromeliaceae II. Pollination and fertilization. 2003 24 1 64–70 Spiranthes, conservation, Orchidaceae, mycorrhizae, reintroduction
Dodson, C.H. and A.H. Gentry. New species in the Urticaceae and Sapindaceae from the Rio Palenque Science Center, Ecuador. 1977 2 1 64–66 Urticaceae, Sapindaceae, Rio Palenque Science Center, Ecuador, Pilea riopalenquensis, Pilea selbyanorum, Cupania riopalenquensis
Kennedy, H. Calathea amazonica, a new species in Calathea section Comasae (Marantaceae) from Peru. 1994 15 2 63–65
D’Arcy, W.G. A new species of Solanum (Solanaceae) from Ecuador. 1977 2 1 63–64 Solanum palenquense,Ecuador, Rio Palenque Science Center
Christenson, E.A. Type material of Stolz’s African Orchidaceae conserved at the Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet, Stockholm (S). 1987 10 1 63–64
Herwitz, S.R. and R.E. Slye. Spatial variability in the interception of inclined rainfall by a tropical rain forest canopy. 1992 13 62–71
Wiehler, H. Miscellaneous transfers and new species of neotropical Gesneriaceae. 1978 5 1 61–93 Biosystematics, Neotropical, Gesneriaceae, Codonanthopsis dissimulata,Corytoplectus pulcher, Heppiella guazumaefolia, Kohleria anisophylla, Kohleria inaequalis, Kohleria villosa, Nematanthus maculatus, Neomortonia nummularia, Phinaea divaricata, Sinningia incarnata, Sinningia sceptrum, Sinningia sellovii, Sinningia bulbosa, Sinningia rupicola, Besleria maasii,Cremosperma occidentale,Cremosperma veraguanum, Columnea chiricana, Columnea zebranella, Drymonia dressleri, Drymonia microphylla, Drymonia pilifera, Drymonia urceolata, Gasteranthus atratus, Gasteranthus maculatus,Monopyle grandiflora, Nautilocalyx colonensis, Dalbergaria madisonii, Trichantha citrina, Panama, Peru, Brazil, Venezuela, Guyana, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Costa Rica, French Guiana
Barker, M. An update on low-tech methods for forest canopy access and on sampling a forest canopy. 1997 18 1 61–71
Putz, F.E. and N.M. Holbrook. Notes on the natural history of hemiepiphytes. 1986 9 1 61–69 hemiepiphytes, taxonomic distribution, strangler trees, banyans
Grayum, M.H. and H.W. Churchill. The vascular flora of La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica—Lycopodiophyta. 1989 11 61–65
Lowman, M.D. Forest Canopies 1998: Global Perspectives—A new beginning for the new millennium. 1999 20 1 61–65
Ganesh, T. and M.S. Devy. Flower use by arboreal mammals and pollination of a rain forest tree in southwestern Ghats, India. 2000 21 1,2 60–65 rain forest, flowers, mammals, pollintion, India
Pilz, G.E. Two large-leaved species of Pouteria (Sapotaceae) from Ecuador. 1977 2 1 60–62 Sapotaceae, Pouteria capacifolia, Pouteria gigantea,Ecuador, Rio Palenque Science Center, Big Leaves
Atwood, J.T. A new species and new combination of Costa Rican Orchidaceae. 1987 10 1 60–62
Dalström, S. Phragmipedium besseae. A living legend. 1997 18 1 6
Dalström, S. A new species of Odontoglossum (Orchidaceae: Oncidinae) from Peru. 2001 22 1 5–8 Odontoglossum, Orchidaceae, Oncidiinae, Peru
Fontoura, T., A. Costa and T. Wendt. Preliminary checklist of the Bromeliaceae of Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil. 1991 12 5–45
Daniels, J.D. and R.O. Lawton. A natural history of strangling by Ficus crassiuscula in a Costa Rican lower montane rain forest. 1993 14 59–63
Backhouse, G. and D. Cameron Application of IUCN 2001 Red List Categories in Determining the Conservation Status of Native Orchids of Victoria, Australia 2006 26 1,2 58–74
Olmsted, I. and M. Gomez. Distribution and conservation of epiphytes on the Yucatan peninsula. 1996 17 1 58–70
Christenson, E.A. Unpublished isotypes of Orchidaceae conserved at the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens (SEL). 1989 11 58–60
Garcia-Franco, J.G and V. Rico-Gray. Frequency of galls in the roots of Tillandsia ionantha (Bromeliaceae) in a tropical dry forest in the state of Vera Cruz, Mexico. 1992 13 57–61
Dwyer, J.D. New species of Cephaelis and Gonzalagunia (Rubiaceae) from Ecuador. 1977 2 1 57–59 Cephaelis gentryi, Gonzalagunia dodsonii, Rubiaceae, Ecuador
Luer, C.A. A systematic method of classification of the Pleurothallidinae versus a strictly phylogenetic method. 2002 23 1 57–110 Pleurothallidinae, Pleurothallis, Acianthera, Anathallis, Andinia, Anthereon, Masdevallia, Diodonopsis, Echinella, Myoxanthus, Ploephila, Luerella, Ophidion, Pleurothallopsis, Restrepiopsis, Specklinia, Acostaea, Stelis, Physosiphon, Physothallis, Condylago, Salpistele
Luther, H.E. New taxa of Bromeliaceae (V). 1987 10 1 56–59
Luer, C.A. Icones Pleurothallidinarum, Pleurothallis (Orchidaceae) of Ecuador I. 1975 1 1 56–100 Orchidaceae, Pleurothallis, Ecuador
Pridgeon, A.M. and W.L. Stern. Vegetative anatomy of Myoxanthus (Orchidaceae). 1982 7 1 55–63 Orchidaceae, Myoxanthus, Vegetative Anatomy, Pleurothallid
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