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A newsletter  to  promote  communication  among  research  scientists 
concerned  with  the  systematics  of  the  Leguminosae/Fabaceae 

Number  39  May  1994 

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From  the  Editors 

Joseph  H.  Kirkbride,  Jr.  and  John  H.  Wiersema 

The  Bean  Bag  (BB)  is  designed  to  promote  communication  among  research  scientists  concerned 
with  legume  systematics.  To  achieve  this  goal  the  BB  is  issued  in  May  and  November  of  each  year  and 
features  six  columns:  From  the  Editors,  News  (meetings,  major  events,  announcements,  etc.),  Latin 
American  Legume  Report,  Nodulation  and  Nitrogen  Fixation  (new  nodulation  records).  New  Readers, 
Gleanings,  and  Recent  Legume  Literature.  Data  in  the  Gleanings  column  are  derived  from 
questionnaire  sheets  which  Readers  complete  and  return.  If  you  have  news  about  legume  systematics, 
send  it  to  us  for  this  column.  The  Recent  Legume  Literature  column  contains  published  research 
papers  of  specific  interest  to  BB  Readers.  Recent  is  defined  as  one  year  old.  We  rarely  will  publish  a 
citation  that  is  more  than  one  year  old.  Specific  interest  to  BB  Readers  is  defined  as  research  papers  of 
interest  to  a worldwide  group  of  legume  systematic  botanists.  We  encourage  BB  Readers  to  send  us 
notices,  observations,  etc. 

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SYMPOSIUM  ON  ADVANCES  IN  FABACEAE 

Mar  del  Plata,  Argentina 
2-8  October  1994 

The  Symposium  will  be  part  of  the  VI  Congresso  Latinoamericano  de  Botdnica  to  be  held  in  Mar 
del  Plata,  Argentina,  2-8  October  1994.  The  main  objectives  of  the  Symposium  will  be  to  discuss 
aspects  of  our  knowledge  of  legume  systematics  after  the  3rd  International  Legume  Conference, 
including  systematics  of  the  higher  groups,  phytogeography,  new  lines  in  research,  and  databases.  The 
Symposium  will  provide  an  opportunity  to  publicize  recent  results  in  legume  research  and  widen 
contacts  among  research  scientists  in  Latin  America.  The  symposium  will  last  two  and  a half  hours 
with  30  minutes  for  each  lecture  and  30  minutes  for  the  final  discussion  period.  Coordinators:  Biol. 
Harold  C.  de  Lima  and  Eng.  Agr.  Renee  H.  Fortunato. 

Lectures 

1.  The  present  state  of  Fabaceae  systematics. 

Speaker  G.P.  Lewis,  Royal  Botanic  Gardens,  Kew,  Great  Britain— A synthesis  of  the  present  level 
of  knowledge  of  the  Fabaceae  after  the  3rd  International  Legume  Conference.  The  lecture  will 
focus  on  advances  in  systematics  of  the  higher  taxonomic  levels:  order,  family,  subfamily,  tribe, 
and  genus. 

2.  Origin,  diversity,  and  phytogeography  of  Neotropical  Fabaceae. 

Speaker  M.  Lavin,  Montana  State  University,  USA— A synthesis  of  our  present  knowledge  of  the 
origin,  relationships,  and  phylogeny  of  Neotropical  Fabaceae,  focusing  on  the  centers  of  diversity 
and  main  patterns  of  geographical  distribution. 

3.  New  lines  of  research  in  Fabaceae  systematics. 

Speaker  A.  Delgado  Salinas,  Herb&rio  Nacional,  Mexico— An  overview  of  recent  advances  in  the 
application  of  new  methods  and  techniques  in  Fabaceae  systematics,  such  as  DNA,  ontogeny, 
phytochemistry,  reproductive  biology,  and  cladistic  analysis. 

4.  Fabaceae  databases:  Priorities  and  perspectives. 

Speaker  F.A.  Bisby,  Southampton  University,  Great  Britain— Information  and  services  of  the 
databases  on  the  Fabaceae  already  in  existence,  focusing  on  the  availability  of  software  and  the 
participation  of  specialists  and  institutions  in  Latin  America. 

For  additional  information,  contact:  Haroldo  C.  de  Lima,  Jardim  Botanico  do  Rio  de  Janeiro,  Rua  Pacheco  Leao,  915,  22460-051  Rio 
de  Janeiro,  RJ,  Brasil;  FAX:  021-512-2077;  e-mail:  pmajb92(Sibase.br. 

International  Workshop  on  ALBIZIA  and  PARASERIANTHES  Species 

13-19  November  1994 
Davao  City,  Philippines 

Tropical  forests  are  disappearing  at  an  alarming  rate  as  the  demand  for  tropical  forest  products 
increases  with  world  population.  To  protect  these  natural  forests,  the  production  of  fuel,  food,  fodder, 
timber,  poles,  and  other  tree  products  must  be  shifted  to  plantation  and  farm  forestry  systems.  Albizia 
and  Paraserianthes  species  have  great  potential  to  protect  the  land  and  provide  valuable  products 
through  plantation  and  farm  forestry  in  the  tropics.  This  workshop  is  being  organized  to  bring  together 
researchers  and  practitioners  to  develop  production  systems  using  Albizia  and  Paraserianthes  that  will 
shift  pressure  away  from  the  world’s  tropical  forests. 

The  objectives  of  the  workshop  are  to:  1.  increase  the  knowledge  of  development  workers  and 
scientists  concerned  with  the  utilization  and  management  of  Albizia  and  Paraserianthes  species  in 
plantation  and  farm  forestry  by  exchanging  information  and  documenting  current  research,  2.  increase 
the  use  of  Albizia  and  Paraserianthes  species  in  agroforestry  systems  by  providing  extensionists, 
development  workers,  and  farmers  with  practical  information  in  a readily  usable  form,  and  3.  increase 
research  support  for  Albizia  and  Paraserianthes  species  by  identifying  research  priorities  and  initiating 
collaborative  networks. 

The  workshop  will  be  conducted  in  English.  The  schedule  will  include  40  invited  and 
contributed  papers  with  15  minutes  allocated  for  each  paper  presentation  followed  by  five  minutes  for 
discussion.  There  will  also  be  an  opportunity  for  20  poster  presentations.  These  may  be  included  in 


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the  proceedings  if  prepared  in  full.  Working  groups  will  meet  during  the  workshop  to  summarize 
current  research,  develop  an  action  plan  for  future  research,  and  write  or  edit  chapters  of  a 
silvacultural  field  manual  on  the  production  and  use  of  Albizia  and  Paraserianthes  species.  There  will 
also  be  field  trips  to  project  sites  where  these  species  have  been  planted. 

Workshop  results  will  be  presented  in:  1.  A proceedings  volume  that  will  include  selected  papers 
and  working-group  recommendations,  2.  a silvaculture  field  manual  on  the  production  and  use  of 
Albizia  and  Paraserianthes  species,  3.  two  new  NFT  Highlights  on  Albizia  species,  4.  updated  NFT 
Highlights  on  Albizia  lebbeck  and  Paraserianthes  falcataria , 5.  an  action  plan  for  future  research  and 
development  of  Albizia  and  Paraserianthes  species,  and  6.  a worldwide  network  of  scientists  and 
development  workers  concerned  with  Albizia  and  Paraserianthes  species. 

For  further  information  contact:  James  M.  Roehetko,  Nitrogen  Fixing  Tree  Association,  1010  Holomua  Road,  Paia,  Hawaii 
96779-9744,  USA;  Telephone:  808-579-9568;  FAX:  808-579-8516. 

The  Rupert  Barneby  Award 

Enrique  Forero 

The  New  York  Botanical  Garden  is  pleased  to  announce  that  Dr.  Andre  Mauricio  de  Carvalho  of 
the  Centro  de  Pesquisas  do  Cacau,  Itabuna,  Brasil,  and  Prof.  Ricardo  Vanni  of  the  Instituto  de  Botenica 
del  Nordeste,  Corrientes,  Argentina,  are  the  recipients  of  the  1993  Rupert  Barneby  Award.  Dr. 

Carvalho  will  use  his  award  to  continue  his  work  on  a taxonomic  treatment  of  New  World  Dalbergia. 
Prof.  Vanni  will  be  able  to  further  his  studies  of  Zornia  sect.  Anisophylla  in  South  America  and 
Stylosanthes  for  the  floras  of  Argentina  and  Paraguay. 

The  New  York  Botanical  Garden  invites  applications  for  the  1994  Rupert  Barneby  Award.  The 
award  of  US$1,000.00  is  to  assist  researchers  planning  to  come  to  The  New  York  Botanical  Garden  to 
study  the  rich  collection  of  Leguminosae.  Anyone  interested  in  applying  for  the  award  should  submit 
their  curriculum  vitae  and  a letter  describing  the  project  for  which  the  award  is  sought  and  how  the 
collections  at  NYBG  will  benefit  their  research.  Travel  to  NYBG  should  be  planned  between  January 
1,  1995  and  January  31,  1996.  The  letter  should  be  addressed  to  Dr.  Enrique  Forero,  Director, 

Institute  of  Systematic  Botany,  The  New  York  Botanical  Garden,  Bronx,  NY  10458-5126  USA,  and 
received  no  later  than  December  2,  1994.  Announcement  of  the  recipient  will  be  made  by  December 
16th.  Anyone  interested  in  making  a contribution  to  The  Rupert  Barneby  Fund  in  Legume  Systematics, 
which  supports  this  award,  may  send  their  check,  payable  to  The  New  York  Botanical  Garden,  to  Dr. 
Forero. 


Smithsonian  Institution’s  Natural  History  Gopher  Server 

Warren  L.  Wagner 

The  Department  of  Botany  of  the  National  Museum  of  Natural  History,  Smithsonian  Institution, 
is  pleased  to  announce  the  inauguration  of  a Gopher  Server  that  will  provide  Internet  access  to 
databases  and  documents  that  have  been  created  or  are  now  managed  by  their  staff.  The  following 
are  accessible  on  the  Natural  History  Gopher  Server 

1.  Type  Specimen  Register,  U.S.  National  Herbarium : The  Type  Register  of  the  U.S.  National 
Herbarium  provides  label  and  bibliographic  data  for  more  than  88,000  types  that  are  included  in  the  4.5 
million-specimen  collection.  Type  specimens  are  among  the  most  frequently  consulted  specimens  in 
herbaria  since  their  interpretation  helps  fix  the  application  of  scientific  names.  The  register  includes 
not  only  label  data,  but  also  indicates  whether  or  not  bibliographical  information  associated  with  a type 
specimen  was  verified  by  our  staff. 

2.  ASPT  Newsletter.  The  ASPT  Newsletter  (1987-present),  published  quarterly  by  the  American  Society 
of  Plant  Taxonomists,  and  currently  being  edited  at  the  National  Museum  of  Natural  History,  focuses 
on  matter  of  interest  to  the  plant  taxonomy  community.  It  includes  news  items  and  information  on 
awards  and  funding;  job  opportunities;  internships  and  fellowships;  symposia  and  meetings;  flora 
projects;  and  new  books,  serials,  and  newsletters.  Recent  issues  of  the  Newsletter  may  be  browsed  or 


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searched.  A search  will  return  relevant  sections  from  all  of  the  issues  posted  on  the  Gopher  Server. 

The  Newsletter  will  become  an  important  electronic  archive  of  contemporary  activity  in  the  field  of 
botany. 

5.  Biological  Conservation  Newsletter  and  Bibliography.  The  Biological  Conservation  Newsletter  (1981- 
present),  a monthly  publication  of  the  Department  of  Botany,  serves  the  biodiversity  research  and 
conservation  communities.  It  has  articles  on  conservation  research  and  news  items.  It  also  provides  an 
important  compilation  of  new  publications,  fellowship  and  grant  opportunities,  job  announcements, 
educational  materials,  and  meetings.  An  extensive  bibliography  of  relevant  current  literature  is  a useful 
service  provided  in  each  issue.  Recent  issues  of  the  Newsletter  will  be  available,  along  with  the 
cumulative  bibliography  of  more  than  6,400  references. 

4.  Historical  Collections  in  the  U.S.  National  Herbarium : The  Index  to  Historical  Collections  is  a list  of 
the  major  collections  acquired  by  the  U.S.  National  Herbarium  through  1965.  When  known, 
information  is  provided  on  the  size  of  the  collection  and  its  place  of  origin.  This  index,  with  more 
than  1,600  records,  is  the  most  comprehensive  account  of  the  collectors  represented  in  the  U.S.  National 
Herbarium.  The  information  can  be  searched  by  the  name  of  the  collector  or  a geographical  locality. 

It  is  a valuable  reference  for  systematists  seeking  to  locate  specimens  and  for  historians  documenting 
botanical  collecting  expeditions. 

5.  Plants  of  the  Guianas : The  Checklist  of  the  Plants  of  the  Guianas  (Guyana,  Surinam,  French  Guiana) 
(1992),  produced  by  the  Smithsonian’s  Biological  Diversity  of  the  Guianas  Program  in  collaboration 
with  ORSTOM,  Cayenne,  French  Guiana,  accounts  for  all  of  the  vascular  plants,  bryophytes,  and 
Characeae  (algae)  known  to  occur  in  these  three  countries  of  northeastern  South  America.  Accepted 
names,  distribution  by  country,  limited  synonymy,  and  references  are  among  the  information  included. 
The  original  publication  has  been  reproduced  on  the  Gopher  Server. 

The  addresses  of  the  Natural  History  Gopher  Server  are  nmnhgoph.si.edu  or  160.111.64.84,  port  70. 

For  further  information  contact:  Dr.  Ellen  Farr,  Department  of  Botany,  NHB  166,  Smitheonian  Institution,  Washington,  D.C.  20560 
USA;  telephone:  202-357-1882;  FAX:  202-786-2563;  e-mail:  mnhbo001@sivm.si.edu  Internet. 

Botanic  Garden 
Irkutsk  State  University 

Victor  Ya.  Kuzevanov 

The  Botanic  Garden  of  Irkutsk  State  University  (BG-ISU),  created  in  1941,  today  occupies  27.08 
hectares  within  the  city  of  Irkutsk,  70  kilometers  west  of  Lake  Baikal.  It  is  the  only  site  of  plant 
introduction  in  Eastern  Siberia,  and  is  categorized  by  law  as  a nature  preserve  within  the  city  of 
Irkutsk. 

The  principle  tasks  of  BG-ISU  are  plant  introduction;  the  training  of  university  students,  school 
children,  and  the  general  population;  and  the  improvement  of  ecological  conditions.  BG-ISU  is 
working  to  save  the  genetically  diverse  flora  of  Eastern  Siberia  by  adding  to  its  collection  of  living 
plants  and  by  studying  their  biology.  With  the  existing  collection,  an  assortment  of  plants  better 
adapted  to  local  and  other  climatic  and  ecological  conditions,  BG-ISU  endeavors  to  increase  the  amount 
of  green  area  in  the  city  and  to  improve  the  environment.  BG-ISU  carries  out  educational  activities 
related  to  nature  preservation  and  botanical  knowledge.  BG-ISU  is  the  only  botanic  garden  in  Central 
Siberia  included  in  the  International  Nomenclature  of  Botanic  Gardens,  since  1953,  and  is  a member  of 
the  Network  of  Botanic  Gardens  of  Russia. 

BG-ISU  staff  maintains  and  studies  a living  collection  of  1,300  plant  species  and  varieties  from 
various  regions  of  the  world.  BG-ISU  is  a center  of  training  and  practical  study  for  students  of  the 
Biological  and  Soil,  Geological,  Geographical,  and  Chemical  Faculties  of  Irkutsk  State  University  at 
which  staff  members  give  lectures  and  carry  out  research.  In  the  past  five  years,  students  at  BG-ISU 
have  completed  one  doctorate  and  six  master’s  and  eight  bachelor’s  degrees.  Courses  and  workshops  are 
held  regularly  for  student  pharmacologists  of  the  Irkutsk  State  Medical  Institute,  students  of  the  Irkutsk 
State  Pedagogical  Institute,  summer  students  of  the  Irkutsk  Pharmacological  College,  and  for  school 
teachers.  School  groups  also  make  frequent  field  trips  to  the  Botanic  Garden.  In  the  past  five  years, 
staff  members  have  published  14  articles  and  seven  conference  abstracts  in  Russian  publications.  Once 


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every  two  years,  BG-ISU  issues  a seed  list,  "Delectus  of  the  Irktusk  Botanic  Garden,"  as  part  of  its 
international  seed  exchange  program. 

Currently,  BG-ISU  is  organized  into  four  sections: 

1.  Dendrology.  Occupies  about  eight  hectares.  Maintains  and  studies  approximately  300  species  of 
woody  plants  and  bushes,  including  both  local  Siberian  flora  and  flora  of  the  former  Soviet  Union  and 
world. 

2.  Wild  Flora  and  Germplasm  Preservation.  Occupies  about  one  hectare  on  which  over  300  species  are 
maintained.  Consists  of  three  collections:  systematic,  medicinal,  and  rare  and  endangered  plants  of 
Eastern  Siberia. 

3.  Flowering  and  Ornamental  Plants.  Over  500  species  are  maintained  in  a field  and  two  greenhouses 
(1,000  square  meters  and  200  square  meters).  Tropical  and  subtropical  cultures  are  included. 

4.  Horticultural  plants.  Occupies  about  two  hectares.  Over  200  species  and  varieties  of  fruiting  and 
other  cultivated  plants. 

At  the  moment,  BG-ISU  is  registered  as  a branch  of  the  university,  but  it  expects  to  become  a 
partly  independent  entity  within  the  next  few  years.  The  staff  includes  29  members,  including  four 
Ph.Ds.:  three  administrative  workers,  12  biologists,  three  senior  and  two  junior  lab  workers,  four 
gardeners,  and  four  guards.  The  University  provides  only  for  BG-ISU  operating  expenses  and  staff 
salaries,  averaging  US$40  per  month.  Financial  support  for  BG-ISU  restoration  and  beautification  was 
discontinued  over  five  years  ago.  The  equipment  of  BG-ISU  does  not  meet  modern  standards  or 
current  needs,  as  it  lacks  the  following:  1)  Machinery  for  soil  treatment,  2)  vehicles  for  transportation, 

3)  elementary  equipment  for  botanical,  physiological,  and  soil  research,  and  4)  a sewage  system.  The 
physical  infrastructure  of  BG-ISU  is  in  poor  condition.  The  perimeter  fence  remains  broken  in  several 
spots  because  the  university  is  not  able  to  provide  funds  for  its  repair.  Nearby  residents  trespass  on  the 
grounds  of  BG-ISU  constantly,  leading  to  frequent  destruction  and  theft  of  valuable  plants.  The  one 
guard  per  24  hour  period  allowed  by  the  university’s  budget  cannot  patrol  27  hectares  adequately. 
Especially  destructive  are  teenagers  who  build  fires  in  the  midst  of  a relic  pine  forest  situated  on  the 
BG-ISU  grounds.  Four  years  ago,  almost  1.5  hectares  of  the  forest  were  designated  for  cutting  by  the 
administration  of  the  city  of  Irkutsk  to  build  a highway  and  homes.  At  least  0.25  hectares  have  been 
cut  and  the  completion  of  one  building  has  seriously  damaged  the  biocenosis  of  the  forest.  Both  a hot 
water  pumping  station  and  a power  station  for  city  trolley  buses  now  run  through  BG-ISU.  Lawns  and 
natural  fields  were  harmed  by  construction  machinery.  Building  materials  and  trash  litter  the  forest  as 
a result  of  the  construction.  A temporary  order  of  stay  exists  for  the  forested  area  not  yet  cut. 
Beginning  in  1981,  almost  60  percent  of  the  valuable  tropical  and  subtropical  plants  died  every  winter 
due  to  accidents  resulting  from  a dangerously  constructed  heating  system.  This  system  has  been 
repaired  as  one  of  the  first  acts  of  the  new  management  of  BG-ISU,  financed  independently  from  the 
university. 

Unfortunately,  the  break-up  of  the  Soviet  Union  has  forced  fundamental  changes  in  the  system 
supporting  botanical,  ecological,  and  biotechnological  research.  Shortages  have  come,  and  we  have  to 
look  for  any  collaboration/support  from  international  sources. 

At  present  BG-ISU  is  looking  for  collaboration  in: 

1)  GENE  BANK  PROJECT  for  rare  and  endemic  Siberian  plant  conservation  (seed  banking, 

collections,  etc), 

2)  construction  of  a COMPUTER  DATA  BASE  (Paradox  3.5,  scanning  of  color  pictures  and  maps)  of 

plant  genetic  resources  in  Siberia  as  a part  of  the  Gene  Bank  Project, 

3)  botanical  expeditions  around  Baikal  Lake  to  save  endangered  plants, 

4)  clonal  propagation  (fruit  trees,  etc)  and  genetic  transformation  of  plants, 

5)  seed  exchange  and/or  seed  production,  and 

6)  publishing  of  attractive  brochures  and  photo-cards  on  Siberian  flowering  plants. 

Dr.  Victor  Ya.  KUZEVANOV,  Director,  The  Botanic  Garden,  Irkutsk  State  University,  Koltsov  Street,  93,  P.O.Box  1457,  Irkutsk, 
664039,  Russia;  Phone:  7-(3952)-435836;  Fax:  7-095-  4202106  (International)  or  7-3952-332238  (Local);  Telex:  231511  PTB  SU 
Attention  IGU  KUZEVANOV;  Email:  vic@bogard.irkutsk.su. 


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Nodulation  and  Nitrogen  Fixation 


Legume  Nodulation  Reports  not  in  Allen  and  Allen  (1981) 


Taxon 

Status1 

Nodule2 

Shape 

Source3 

Astragalus  adsurgens  Pallas 

+ 

1 

Chamaecrista  nomame  (Sieb.)  H.  Ohashi 

+ 

1 

Derris  trifoliata  Lour. 

+ 

1 

^Status:  +,  root  nodules  reported  as  present;  root  nodules  reported  as  absent;  ±,  the  nodulation  report  conflicts  with  Allen  and 
Allen  (1981). 

2 

Nodule  shape:  Ae,  aeschynomenoid;  As,  astragaloid  (now  referred  to  as  caesalpinoid  by  Corby);  Cr,  crotalaroid;  CrB,  branched 
crotalaroid;  CrS,  simple  crotalaroid;  De,  desmodioid;  Gl,  globose;  Lu,  lupinoid;  Mu,  mucunoid. 

^Source: 

1.  Oyaisu,  H.,  S.  Matsumoto,  K.  Minamisawa,  and  T.  Gamou.  199S.  Distribution  of  rhisobia  in  leguminous  plants  surveyed  by 
phylogenetic  identifications.  J.  Gen.  Appl.  Microbiol.  39:  339-354. 

Gleanings 

ABDULINA  (new  Reader)  did  a dissertation  on  "Species  of  the  genus  Oxytropis  DC.  of  North 
Tian-Schan"  in  1984.  He  is  now  investigating  the  Fabaceae  of  Kazakhstan,  preparing  a database  and 
keys  to  genera  and  species  and  determining  the  distribution  of  taxa  in  Kazakhstan.  He  needs  new 
publications  on  the  Fabaceae,  and  offers  in  exchange  herbarium  specimens  of  Fabaceae  from 
Kazakhstan. 

ADAMS  (new  Reader)  has  interests  in  the  legumes  of  Europe  and  tribe  Hedysareae. 

AGULLO,  see  BRIZUELA. 

ALBUQUERQUE  has  begun  working  on  leguminous  weeds  and  can  supply  information  on  Amazonian 
legumes,  chiefly  weeds  and  medicinal  plants. 

BEREZUTSK  (new  Reader)  is  working  on  two  projects:  floristic  revision  of  the  legumes  in  the  Saratov 
Region  for  ILDIS  and  the  anthropotolerance  of  Fabaceae,  including  resistance  to  direct  anthropogenic 
impact,  tolerance  to  secondary  habitats,  and  increasing  anthropogenic  trends  in  the  region.  He  needs 
publications  dealing  with  his  areas  of  study,  and  he  offers  in  exchange  legume  herbarium  specimens 
from  the  Saratov  Region  of  southeastern  European  Russia. 

BEYRA-MATOS  has  the  article  "Distribucidn  y ecologia  de  las  especies  cubanas  del  genero  Crotalaria 
(Leguminosae— Faboideae)"  at  the  printer  and  two  other  manuscripts,  "Arquitectura  foliar  de  los  taxa 
cubanos  de  la  tribu  Millettieae"  and  "Caracteristicas  epidermico-foliares  de  los  taxa  cubanos  de  la  tribu 
Millettieae,"  in  the  editorial  process.  She  has  completed  her  taxonomic  study  of  tribe  Millettieae  and 
prepared  a manuscript  for  the  fascicle  of  the  new  Flora  de  la  Republica  de  Cuba.  From  January  to 
April  of  1994,  she  carried  out  studies  on  the  foliar  architecture  and  leaf  anatomy  of  the  Cuban  taxa  of 
tribe  Robinieae  after  which  she  prepared  the  manuscript  of  the  Robineae  for  the  new  Flora  de  la 
Republica  de  Cuba.  In  May,  1994,  she  will  begin  her  studies  of  tribe  Desmodieae  in  Cuba. 

BLAISE  (new  Reader)  is  studying  tannin  and  cyanine  production  in  the  Lotus  corniculatus  group.  He 
needs  seeds  of  the  Lotus  corniculatus  group  (L.  borbasii,  L.  creticus,  L.  halophilus,  L.  japonicus,  L. 
krylovii,  L.  peregrinus,  L.  stenodon , and  L.  strictus)  and  other  species,  L.  angustissimus,  L. 
conimbricensis,  L.  cytisoides,  L.  drepanocarpus,  L.  edulis,  L.  ornithopoides,  L.  parviflorus , and  L. 


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subbiflorus , and  he  offers  in  exchange  seeds  of  L.  alpinus  from  the  French  Alps  and  L.  corniculatus,  L. 
tenuis , and  L.  uliginosus  from  France. 

BOCHKIN  is  preparing  a treatment  of  Fabaceae  for  the  project  "Flora  of  Lower  Volga"  and  working  on 
adventitious  and  ruderal  Fabaceae  in  the  former  USSR.  He  needs  new  publications  on  the  Fabaceae 
and  adventitious  and  ruderal  plants,  and  offers  in  exchange  herbarium  specimens  of  Fabaceae 
(especially  Astragalus)  and  other  families  from  middle  Asia,  Siberia,  the  Russian  Far  East,  Krymea, 
Caucasus,  European  Russia,  and  especially  from  the  lower  Volga. 

BRIZUELA  is  working  on  the  floral  biology  of  Vigna  adenantha , with  Verdnica  Di  Stilio,  HOC, 
AGULLO,  and  PALACIOS,  and  on  the  taxonomy  of  Prosopis. 

COLES  (new  Reader)  is  working  on  the  systematics  of  the  genus  Cicer. 

COMBES  needs  seeds  of  Lathyrus  sativus  or  other  Lathyrus  spp.  resistant  to  bruchids,  and  offers  in 
exchange  seeds  of  L.  cicera,  L.  heterophyllus  (many  accessions),  L.  iatifolius,  L.  sativus , and  L. 
sylvestris. 

CORBY  has  a paper  in  press  on  "Growth  and  decay  of  the  rhizobial  nodules  of  the  Leguminosae." 

COWAN  begun  preparation  of  the  Mimosoideae,  excluding  Acacia , for  the  Flora  of  Australia.  He 
received  a one-year  grant  from  the  government  of  Australia  in  support  of  this  work. 

Di  Stilio,  Verdnica,  see  BRIZUELA. 

DREWES  has  a paper  in  press  for  Candollea,  Notulae  ad  Florum  Paraquariense  entitled  "Notas  en 
Phaseolinae  II:  Nueva  conbinacidn  en  el  genero  MacroptiliunT  with  PALACIOS,  and  is  finishing  her 
revision  of  Macroptilium  from  Argentina. 

DUBOVIK  (new  Reader)  is  studying  the  taxonomy  and  floristics  of  legumes  from  the  Ukraine, 
especially  the  Crimea,  and  Caucasus.  She  needs  recent  publications  on  the  systematics  of  Astragalus, 
Caragana,  Chamaecytisus,  Coronilla,  Genista , etc.  and  herbarium  specimens  of  Genista  and  other 
legumes  from  Bulgaria,  Greece,  and  Turkey,  and  offers  in  exchange  publications  on  and  herbarium 
specimens  of  legumes  from  the  Ukraine. 

ESPINOSA-HERNANDEZ  (new  Reader)  is  working  on  interspecific  competition  and  niche 
differentiation  in  relation  to  phosphorus  and  nitrogen  in  Avena  saliva  and  Lupinus  arboreus. 

GAMA-LOPEZ  has  started  working  on  the  systematics  of  Stylosanthes , and  needs  all  information 
referring  to  Stylosanthes. 

GUNN  has  completed  data  collection  for  269  genera  of  Faboideae  for  the  third  and  final  volume  of  his 
study  on  the  fruits  and  seeds  of  the  Fabaceae.  He  is  now  being  assisted  by  Anna  Weitzman  who  will 
collect  data  for  tribes  Millettieae,  Phaseoleae,  and  Sophoreae.  KIRKBRIDE  will  edit  volume  three  and 
also  prepare  the  introduction  and  keys  for  the  volume.  After  publication  of  the  third  volume,  the 
DELTA  databases  for  all  three  volumes  will  be  merged  and  published  electronically.  Following 
completion  of  the  faboid  volume,  GUNN  will  be  spending  most  of  his  time  building  two  fruit-seed 
databases:  one  emphasizing  his  collections  of  tropical  drift  fruits  and  seeds,  and  the  other  on  fruit  and 
seed  characters  at  the  family  level.  After  August  1994,  his  address  will  be  120  White  Squirrel  Lane, 
Brevard,  North  Carolina  28712  USA.  Also  see  KIRKBRIDE. 

HANELT  and  D.  Mbewe  of  Lusaka,  Zambia,  are  studying  the  protein  types  of  Phaseolus  vulgaris 
land-races  from  Georgia  (Transcaucasus). 


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HOC,  see  BRIZUELA. 

ISELY  has  completed  a draft  manuscript  of  US  Lupinus  and  is  working  on  treatments  of  all  US  genera, 
"a  shade  over  100,"  updating,  editing,  revising,  correcting,  and  nomenclature. 

James,  Euan,  is  conducting  research  into  nitrogen  fixation  and  flooding  tolerance  in  the  genus  Neptunia. 
He  understands  that  there  is  a flood -tolerant  species,  N.  lutea , in  the  southeastern  US,  and  he  needs 

Seeds  of  the  species.  Biological  Sciences,  University  of  Dundee,  Dundee,  DD1  4HN,  Scotland,  Great  Britain. 

KAGALO  (new  Reader)  is  working  on  a floristic  revision  of  the  legumes  of  West  Ukraine  for  ILDIS 
and  on  the  database  FAB  A for  legume  species  of  West  Ukraine.  She  offers  in  exchange  legume 
specimens  from  the  Carpathian  Mountains  of  West  Ukraine. 

KIRKBRIDE  is  working  on  a book  chapter  summerizing  the  taxonomic  history  and 
infrageneric-supraspecific  classification  of  Lotus  and  the  morphology  of  the  cultivated  species  of  Lotus , 
and  is  collaborating  with  WIERSEMA  and  GUNN  on  the  description  of  a new  African  genus  of  tribe 
Swartzieae.  Also  see  GUNN. 

KRAMINA  needs  seeds  and  herbarium  materials  of  species  in  the  Lotus  corniculatus  group  and  offers 
the  same  from  European  Russia. 

KRISHNAKUMARI  (new  Reader)  is  studying  the  effects  of  hormones  on  legumes,  especially  Vigna 
mungo. 

KRUGER  is  now  working  on  the  evaluation,  selection,  breeding,  and  commercial  development  of 
Cajanus  cajan,  Vigna  unguiculata , and  Voandzeia  subterranea  and  on  the  description  and 
characterization  of  Macroptilium  atropurpureum  collections.  He  needs  material  of  Voandzeia 
subterranea , and  offers  in  exchange  African  grasses  and  introduced  tropical  and  subtropical  legumes. 

KURLOVICH  is  developing  Vavilov’s  theoretical  ideas  on  classification,  evolution,  geography,  and 
history  of  cultivated  plants.  He  needs  seeds  of  Lupinus  albus,  L.  angustifolius,  L.  luteus , and  L. 
mutabilis  for  breeding  studies,  and  offers  in  exchange  his  new  publications  and  seeds  of  Lupinus. 

KUZEVANOV  (new  Reader)  is  director  of  the  Botanic  Garden  of  Irkutsk  State  University  (BG-ISU); 
see  his  article  in  this  issue  of  The  Bean  Bag. 

LEE  (new  Reader)  is  studying  the  rhizobial  cell  and  working  on  the  arbuscular  mycorrhizal  fungi  of 
legumes,  especially  wild  Korean  legumes. 

Mbewe,  D.,  see  HANELT. 

MENDON^A  is  studying  the  phenology  of  arboreal  legume  species  at  the  Biological  Station  of 
Caratinga,  Minas  Gerais,  Brazil.  He  needs  publications  on  tropical  legume  phenology,  and  offers 
herbarium  specimens  in  exchange. 

MILTON  is  investigating  animals  associated  with  Acacia  erioloba  in  the  southwest  arid  zone  of  Africa. 
MOSJIDIS  is  now  working  on  the  quantitative  genetics  and  isozymes  of  Tri folium  re  pens,  red  clover. 
PALACIOS,  see  BRIZUELA  and  DREWES. 

PAVLOVA  (new  Reader)  is  working  on  a floristic  treatment  of  Fabaceae  in  the  Russian  Far  East  for 
ILDIS. 


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PEDLEY  is  now  doing  the  following:  1)  revising  Desmodium  and  related  genera  ( Aphyllodium , 
Dendrolobium,  Phyllodium , and  Tadehagi)  for  Australia;  2)  preparing  a conspectus  of  Chamaecrista  in 
Australia;  and,  3)  revising  Alysicarpus  in  Australia. 

PIZARRO  (new  Reader)  is  an  agronomist  who  has  worked  in  the  Tropical  Forage  Program  of  the 
Centro  Internacional  de  Agricultura  Tropical  (CIAT)  since  1981.  In  1989  a joint  program  was 
established  between  CIAT  and  EMBRAPA  for  research  in  the  Brazilian  Cerrado  vegetation.  His 
research  is  focused  on  the  collection  and  preliminary  evaluation  of  tropical  grasses  and  legumes.  The 
most  important  legume  genera  are:  Arachis,  Calopogonium,  Centrosema , and  Stylosanthes. 

PODOLNAYA  (new  Reader)  is  studying  the  anatomy  and  morphology  of  pods  and  seeds  of  selected 
species  of  Medicago  and  Trigonella.  She  offers  in  exchange  seeds  of  Medicago  and  Trigonella  from 
Caucasus  and  Crimea. 

POTOKINA  is  working  on  the  reproductive  biology  of  Vicia.  She  needs  seeds  of  perennial  species  of 
Vicia,  excluding  V.  cracca,  and  seeds  and  herbarium  specimens  of  Astragalus  from  both  the  New  and 
Old  Worlds.  She  offers  in  exchange  seeds  of  Phaseolus  and  Vigna  from  Uzbekistan,  local  varieties,  and 
seeds  of  Astragalus  from  Central  Asia. 

PUNITHAVATHY  (new  Reader)  is  studying  the  effects  of  herbicides  on  legumes. 

RAMIREZ-AVILES  (new  Reader)  is  studying  the  management  and  effects  of  environmental  conditions 
on  flowering,  seed  set,  and  seed  maturation  in  Aeschynomene,  Arachis,  Centrosema , and  Leucaena.  He 
needs  seeds  of  Arachis  spp.,  and  offers  information  on  the  agronomy  of  Canavalia  ensiformis  seed 
production. 

REPJEV  (new  Reader)  is  working  on  the  germplasm  of  Vicia.  He  needs  Vicia  seeds  for  breeding,  and 
offers  in  exchange  legume  publications  and  seeds  of  Vicia. 

REYNOSO  is  studying  the  taxonomy  and  palynology  of  Calliandra  in  Jalisco,  Mexico,  and  preparing  a 
preliminary  check  list  of  the  legumes  of  Jalisco.  He  needs  publications  and  type  photographs,  and 
offers  in  exchange  herbarium  specimens,  seeds,  and  fruits. 

RICO-ARCE  needs  herbarium  specimens  of  Neotropical  Acacia  and  Ingeae  (except  Inga),  dry  leaflets 
for  DNA  analysis,  and  wood  samples  of  Acacia , and  offers  herbarium  specimens  of  Mexican 
Leguminosae  in  exchange. 

RODRIGUEZ-CARRASQUERO  is  now  working  on  the  legumes  of  the  Venezuelan  Andes,  especially 
the  trees.  He  offers  in  exchange  legume  specimens  of  Venezuela. 

ROSKOV  and  SYTIN  in  collaboration  with  YAKOVLEV  are  continuing  their  work  on  the  database 
"North  Eurasian  Legumes,"  legumes  of  the  former  USSR  (FSU)  and  Mongolia.  The  database  now 
includes  2,246  species  and  infraspecific  taxa  forming  a complete  checklist  for  the  area.  More  than  40 
legume  specialists  from  Russia,  the  Ukraine,  Belorussia,  Estonia,  Latvia,  amd  Turkmenistan  are 
assisting  in  regional  floristic  reviews  of  the  database.  Distributions  of  species  and  infraspecific  taxa  in 
the  database  will  be  derived  from  the  literature,  the  largest  herbaria  of  the  FSU,  and  little-known 
collections  of  many  universities,  pedagogical  institutes,  and  nature  reserves. 

Ruijun,  Li,  is  interested  in  the  genomic  differentiation  and  speciation  of  Vicia , and  needs  seeds  of 
Vicia  americana  and  other  species  of  South  American  Vicia  species.  Department  of  Biology,  Harbin  Normal 
University,  Harbin  150080,  P.R.  of  China 


SAGALAEV  (new  Reader)  is  treating  the  genus  Astragalus  for  the  "Flora  of  Lower  Volga." 


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SANDERSON  (new  Reader)  is  working  on  the  molecular  phylogenetics  of  Astragalus  and  Galegeae. 

SCHMIDT  (new  Reader)  needs  information  about  amphicarpic  legumes  or  other  plants  which  have 
similar  mechanisms,  and  offers  information  on  the  amphicarpic  legume  Centrosema  rotundi folium. 

SEFEROVA  has  started  working  on  the  spermoderm  anatomy  of  Cicer  seeds  and  the  systematics  of  the 
genus  Cicer.  She  needs  seeds  of  wild  Cicer  species,  and  offers  in  exchange  seeds  of  Cicer 
acantophyllum  Pamir. 

SOKOLOFF  needs  seeds  and  herbarium  material  of  Anthyllis  and  related  genera  and  new  publications 
on  Anthyllis  and  Loteae  taxonomy.  He  offers  in  exchange  seeds  and  herbarium  specimens  of  Anthyllis 
from  Russia  and  herbarium  specimens  of  vascular  plants  from  the  Murmansk  Region  and  Kurelia, 
Russia. 

SYTIN,  see  ROSKOV. 

SZABO  is  now  working  on:  1)  electronic  database  for  germplasm,  including  legumes;  2) 

DINIFIX— electronic  database  of  dinitrogen  fixation  bibliography  which  is  available  from  the  network 
of  the  Hungarian  Academy  of  Sciences;  and,  3)  intraspecific  variability  in  Tri folium  pannonicum.  He 
needs  material  of  Tri  folium  sect.  Stenostemum  (T.  caucasicum,  T.  pannonicum , etc.),  and  offers 
different  morphotypes  of  T.  pannonicum. 

ULLE  is  doing  a floristic  revision  of  the  legumes  in  SKO  herbarium  (Institute  of  Biology,  Syktyvkar) 
for  ILDIS,  see  ROSKOV.  He  needs  publications  on  the  genus  Lotus , and  offers  in  exchange  new 
herbarium  specimens  of  legumes  from  Komi  and  Arkhangelsk  Region  (northeastern  European  Russia). 

VEASEY  (new  Reader)  is  a research  agronomist  at  the  Instituto  de  Zootecnica  in  Nova  Odessa,  Sao 
Paulo,  Brazil,  and  works  principally  with  genetics  and  forage  plant  breeding.  Recently  more  emphasis 
has  been  placed  on  the  evaluation  of  nitrogen  fixing  trees  and  shrubs  at  her  institute.  Consequently  she 
is  now  starting  a Ph.D.  dissertation  on  the  genetic  variability  of  Sesbania. 

Vincent,  Michael  A.,  has  focused  his  research  on  the  taxonomy  of  New  World  clovers  {Tri folium, 
Leguminosae).  He  is  working  on:  1)  distributions  and  status  of  the  seven  eastern  United  States  native 
Tri  folium  {T.  bejariense,  T.  calcaricum,  T.  carolinianum,  T.  polymorphum  (T.  amphianthum ),  T. 
reflexum,  T.  stoloniferum,  and  T.  virginicum );  2)  a monograph  of  Trifolium  sect.  Involucrarium ; 3) 
species  complex  of  Tri  folium,  called  by  him  T.  amabile  complex,  which  extends  from  southwestern  US 
through  Central  America  into  South  America;  and,  4)  treatments  of  Tri  folium  in  Mexico  and  for  the 
Flora  of  Chile.  He  needs  specimens  of  the  genus  Tri  folium,  especially  from  the  New  World,  and  seeds 
of  any  Tri  folium  species  for  his  seed  bank  and  for  DNA  analyses  and  for  allozyme  and  morphological 
studies.  He  will  exchange  specimens  for  new  collections  or  receive  specimens  as  gifts  for 

determinations.  Herbarium  MU,  Department  of  Botany,  Miami  University,  Oxford,  Ohio  45046  USA;  telephone:  513-529-2755; 
FAX:  513-529-4243;  e-mail:  vincentm@mu- support. acs.muohio.edu  Internet. 


Weitzman,  Anna,  see  GUNN. 

WEDER  is  working  on  the  primary  structure  of  a trypsin-chymotrypsin  inhibitor  from  Lens  culinaris. 
WIERSEMA,  see  KIRKBRIDE. 

WONG-LEON  is  now  investigating  the  morphometry  of  Phaseolus. 


YAKOVLEV,  see  ROSKOV. 


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ZALLOCCHI  is  working  on  the  chemotaxonomy  of  Prosopidastrum  and  Prosopis  and  the  chemical 
analysis  of  pollen  and  nectar  in  Phaseoleae  subtribe  Phaseolinae  and  Prosopis. 

ZYMNITSKAYA  (new  Reader)  is  working  on  the  comparative  embryology  of  Tri folium.  She  needs 
information  and  publications  on  the  morphology  and  anatomy  of  seeds,  fruits,  and  flowers  and  on 
chromosome  numbers  of  legumes,  especially  Tri  folium,  and  offers  information  and  publications  on  the 
reproductive  biology  of  T.  pannonicum,  T.  pratense , and  T.  trichocephalum. 

RECENT  LEGUME  LITERATURE 


Eds.  Note:  Author  names  in  all  capital  letters  are  BB  Readers.  Their  full  names  and  addresses  are  listed  in  November  1992  BB 
Directory  and  supplements.  Correspondence  about  their  articles  should  be  sent  directly  to  them. 

AGULLO,  BRIZUELA,  HOC,  V.  Di  Stilio,  PALACIOS,  GENISE,  and  P.  Hazeldine.  1993.  Relacibn 
unidad  de  polinizacidn-visitantes  florales  en  Vigna  luteola  (Leguminosae,  Phaseoleae).  Bol.  Soc.  Argent. 
Bot.  29(3-4). 

ALBUQUERQUE.  1993.  Identificafao  e germina?ao  de  sementes  Amazdnicas.  Ministerio  da 
Educafao  e do  Desporto  Faculdade  de  Ciencias  Agrlrias  do  Pari.  Servi$o  de  Documenta$ao  e 

Informa^ao.  Includes  20  forest  trees  and  30  herbaceous  weeds,  among  these  21  legumes. 

Anderson,  J.L.  and  J.M.  Porter.  1994.  Astragalus  tortipes  (Fabaceae),  a new  species  from  desert 
badlands  in  southwestern  Colorado  and  its  phylogenetic  relationships  within  Astragalus.  Syst.  Bot. 

19(1):  116-125. 

Ansari,  A. A.  1993.  Crotalaria  venusta  (Leguminosae:  Papilionoideae),  a new  species  from  Burma. 

Kew  Bull.  48(4):  755-756. 

ARAMBARRI.  1994.  Illustrated  catalogue  of  Lotus  L.  seeds  (Leguminosae).  Pp.  27-29  in 
BEUSELINCK  and  C.A.  Roberts,  eds..  Proceedings  of  the  First  International  Lotus  Symposium,  22-24 
March  1994. 

ARCO-AGUILAR.  1993.  New  combinations  in  the  genus  Teline  Medicus.  Typification  of  Cytisus 
pallidus  Poiret.  Itinera  Geobotanica  7:  519-523. 

Aswal,  B.S.,  A.K.  Goel,  and  B.N.  Mehrotra.  1990.  Oxytropis  shivai  (Fabaceae)  - A new  species  from 
Ladakh  (India).  Indian  J.  Forest.  13(3):  257-259. 

Bandyopadgtat,  B.  and  S.  Sen.  1993.  Varietal  constancy  in  the  amount  of  DNA  in  the  roots  of 
Dolichos  biflorus  Linn.  (Horsegram).  XV  Int.  Bot.  Congr.  Abstracts  510.  (abstract) 

BANDYOPADHYAY  and  B.D.  Sharma.  1993.  Lectotypification  of  Bauhinia  glauca  ssp.  tenui flora 
(Leguminosae).  J.  Bombay  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  89(3):  393,  395. 

BANDYOPADHYAY  and  THOTHATHRI.  1993.  The  identity  of  Lasiobema  horsfieldii  Miq. 
(Leguminosae:  Caesalpinioideae).  J.  Econ.  Tax.  Bot.  17(3):  693-696. 

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Camargo-Ricalde,  S.  and  GRETHER.  1993.  Distribution  and  utilization  of  the  "tepescohuite".  Mimosa 
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CAMERON  and  PRAKASH.  1993.  Ovule  characters  of  systematic  value  in  Australian  papilionoid 
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CAMERON  and  PRAKASH.  1993.  Crystals  in  the  anther  tapetum  and  the  microspores  of  Australian 
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FANTZ.  1993.  Revision  of  cultivated  Centrosema  and  Clitoria  in  the  United  States.  Hortscience 
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Gasson,  P.  1993.  Wood  anatomy  of  Swartzieae  and  related  caesalpinioid  and  papilionoid  legumes.  XV 
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Suggest  dose  affinity  to  Cvtisophvllum. 

GRETHER  and  S.  Camargo-Ricalde.  1993.  Mimosa  bahamensis  (Leguminosae)  in  the  peninsula  of 
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Husain,  T.  1993.  International  Legume  Data-base  and  Information  Service  (ILDIS)  Phase  I-Data  for 
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Kajita,  T.  and  H.  Ohashi.  1993.  Chloroplast  DNA  variation  in  Desmodium  subgenus  Podocarpium 
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(abstract) 


Kajiyama,  K.,  Y.  Hiraga,  K.  Takahashi,  S.  Hirata,  S.  Kobayashi,  U.  Sankawa,  and  T.  Kinoshita.  1993. 
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KIRKBRIDE  and  GUNN.  1993.  Phylogenetic  implications  of  seeds  and  fruits  in  Caesalpinioideae  and 
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KUSNETZOVA.  1993.  Study  of  Astragalus  inflorescenses  by  the  method  of  logic  opportunities.  Flora 
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Ladizinsky,  G.  and  S.  Abbo.  1993.  Cryptic  speciation  in  Lens  culinaris.  Genet.  Resources  Crop  Evol. 
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Ladizinsky,  G.,  S.  Abbo,  and  A.  Demissie.  1992.  Genetic  characterization  of  Lens  ervoides  from 
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LARSEN,  K.  1993.  Note  on  the  nomenclature  of  Cassieae  (Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae)  in 
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most  at  varietal  rank. 


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LEWIS.  1994.  A new  species  of  Parapiptadenia  (Leguminosae:  Mimosoideae)  from  Brazil.  Kew  Bull. 
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LEWIS  and  J.L.  Contreras.  1994.  Studies  in  neotropical  Caesalpinia  (Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae). 
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Lioi,  L.  and  K.  Hammer.  1993.  A note  on  the  variation  of  phaseolin  among  common  bean  landraces 
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Ludwig,  W.  1993.  Vida  dalmatica.  A new  adventive  plant?  Hess  Floristische  Briefe  41(3):  39-41. 

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Leonard,  J.  1993.  Note  on  the  genera  Scholia  Jacq.  and  Leonardoxa  Aubrev.  and  on  the  new  genus 
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Mackinder,  B.  1993.  Erythrina  L.  in  the  Flora  Zambesiaca  area.  Kirkia  14(1):  114-124. 

Maekawa,  M.,  S.  Ha,  and  T.  Sunagawa.  1993.  Variation  and  inheritance  of  contrasting  pattern  through 
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Magall6n-Puebla,  S.  and  S.R.S.  Cevallos-Ferriz.  1993.  Fossil  mimosoid  legume  pods  from  the  Upper 
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Magalldn- Puebla,  S.  and  S.R.S.  Cevallos-Ferriz.  1993.  Fossil  legume  pods  from  the  Upper  Cenozoic 
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Martins,  P.S.  and  G.  Marcon.  1993.  Breeding  system  of  the  colonizing  species  Stylosanthes  humilis 
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Martinez-Bernal,  A.  and  GRETHER.  1993.  Pollen  morphology  of  the  genus  Mimosa  in  Mexico  and  its 
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Matthew,  K.M.  1993.  Precursory  notes  for  a flora  of  the  Palni  Hills,  South  India.  II.  Kew  Bull.  48(4): 
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Mavi,  G.S.  1992.  A critical  review  on  the  distribution  and  host-range  of  pea  blue  butterfly,  Lampides 
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Mehlman,  D.W.  1993.  Seed  size  and  seed  packaging  variation  in  Baptisia  lanceolata  (Fabaceae). 

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MISSET  and  C.  Fontenelle.  1993.  Antigenic  relations  among  species  of  the  genus  Ulex  L.  (Faboideae- 
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Mithen,  R.  1993.  A new  species  of  Sphenostylis  (Leguminosae-Papilionoideae)  from  Zimbabwe. 
Kirkia  14(1):  19-23. 

Mithen,  R.  and  H.  Kibblewhite.  1993.  Taxonomy  and  ecology  of  Vigna  unguiculata  (Leguminosae- 
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MURRAY,  A.V.  Nandini,  and  K.R.W.  Hammett.  1993.  Lathyrus  karyotypes:  A wealth  of  diversity 
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Nemoto,  T.  and  H.  Ohashi.  1993.  Comparative  anatomy  of  loments  in  tribe  Desmodieae 
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Nesom,  G.L.  1993.  A new  species  of  Desmodium  (Fabaceae)  from  northeastern  Mexico,  with 
comments  on  the  genus  in  Nuevo  Leon.  Phytologia  75(5):  385-390. 

Nillson,  L.A.,  E.  Rabakonandrianina,  B.  Pettersson,  and  R.  Gruenmeier.  1993.  Lemur  pollination  in 
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Normand,  D.  1993.  On  the  anatomical  structure  of  wood  of  the  species  of  Leonardoxa  Aubrev. 
(African  Caesalpiniaceae).  Bull.  Jard.  Bot.  Natl.  Belgique  62(1-4):  429-432.  in  French. 

Oballa,  P.O.  and  P.A.S.  Olng’otie.  1994.  Chromosome  numbers  in  two  African  Acacia  species.  Kew 
Bull.  49(1):  107-113. 

Oyaizu,  H.,  S.  Matsumoto,  K.  Minamisawa,  and  T.  Gamou.  1993.  Distribution  of  rhizobia  in 
leguminous  plants  surveyed  by  phylogenetic  identification.  J.  General  Appl.  Microbiol.  39(4):  339-354. 

Pacyna,  A.  1993.  Floristic  notes  from  Pogorze  Wielickie.  II.  Fragm.  Florist.  Geobot.  38(1):  271-276. 

Includes  new  record  for  Vicia  cassubica  in  Polish  western  Carpathians. 

Padulosi,  S.  and  N.Q.  Ng.  1993.  A useful  and  unexploited  herb,  Vigna  marina  (Leguminosae- 
Papilionoideae)  and  the  taxonomic  revision  of  its  genetic  diversity.  Bull.  Jard.  Bot.  Natl.  Belgique  62(1- 
4):  119-126. 

Panella,  L.  and  P.  Gepts.  1992.  Genetic  relationships  within  Vigna  unguiculata  (L.)  Walp.  based  on 
isozyme  analyses.  Genet.  Resources  Crop  Evol.  39(2):  71-88. 

Panella,  L.,  J.  Kami,  and  P.  Gepts.  1993.  Vignin  diversity  in  wild  and  cultivated  taxa  of  Vigna 
unguiculata  (L.)  Walp.  (Fabaceae).  Econ.  Bot.  47(4):  371-386.  With  French  summary. 

PASQUET.  1993.  Two  new  subspecies  of  Vigna  unguiculata  (L.)  Walp.  (Leguminosae:  Papilionoideae). 
Kew  Bull.  48(4):  805-806. 

PASQUET.  1993.  Infraspecific  classification  of  wild  Vigna  unguiculata  (L.)  Walp.  (Fabaceae)  from 
morphological  data.  Bull.  Jard.  Bot.  Natl.  Belgique  62(1-4):  127-173.  in  French. 

PAVLOVA.  1993.  Fabaceae  of  the  Russian  Far  East.  XV  Int.  Bot.  Congr.  Abstracts  256.  (abstract) 

Perrino,  P.,  G.  Laghetti,  P.L.  Spagnoletti  Zeuli,  and  L.M.  Monti.  1993.  Diversification  of  cowpea  in 
the  Mediterranean  and  other  centres  of  cultivation.  Genet.  Resources  Crop  Evol.  40(3):  121-132. 

Polignano,  G.B.,  P.  Uggenti,  and  G.  Scippa.  1993.  The  pattern  of  genetic  diversity  in  faba  bean 
collections  from  Ethiopia  and  Afghanistan.  Genet.  Resources  Crop  Evol.  40(2):  71-75. 

Polozhii,  A.V.  and  E.E.  Timoshok.  1992.  Ontogeny  and  population  structure  of  Oxytropis  kossinskyi 
(Fabaceae)  in  southeastern  Altai.  Bot.  Zhurn.  (St.  Petersburg)  77(12):  105-108.  in  Russian. 

PONCY.  1991.  Studies  on  the  flora  of  the  Guianas,  no.  63.  Two  new  Inga  species,  and  taxonomic 
and  nomenclatural  notes  on  three  other  species.  Bull.  Mus.  natl.  Hist.  nat.  ser.  4,  sect.  B,  Adansonia 
13(3-4):  147-154.  In  French  with  English  summary. 


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Prive-Gill,  C.,  B.  Azanza,  J.  Morales,  G.A.  Gill,  and  M.  Lemoine.  1993.  Early  miocene  silicified 
wood  and  associated  fauna  from  the  Cuenca  Province,  Spain — Genistoxylon  dorycnioides  n.  sp. 
(Leguminosae-Papilionaceae).  Rev.  Palaeobot.  Palynol.  78(3/4):  395-402. 

Przywara,  L.  and  R.  Konieczny.  1993.  An  attempt  to  cross  Tri folium  repens  with  T.  xerocephalum 
(Fabaceae).  Fragm.  Florist.  Geobot.  38(1):  69-74.  a viable  hybrid  could  not  be  produced  by  any  method  used. 

Qian,  Z.G.  1992.  New  variation  and  records  of  the  genus  Astragalus  from  Yunnan.  Acta  Bot. 

Yunnan.  14(4):  378,  384.  2 new  varieties  described.  In  Chinese  and  Latin. 

Ranabahu,  P.  and  J.B.  Harborne.  1993.  The  flavonoids  of  the  genus  Lathy rus  and  a comparison  of 
flavonoid  patterns  within  the  tribe  Vicieae.  Biochem.  Syst.  Ecol.  21(6-7):  716-722.  Each  genus  of  tribe  has  a 

distinctive  flavonoid  profile. 


Rasulova,  M.R.  and  SHARIPOVA.  1992.  New  species  of  the  genus  Cicer  L.  from  Tajikistan.  Izv. 
Akad.  Nauk  Respubl.  Tadzhik.  Otd.  Biol.  Nauk  0(1):  51-52.  in  Russian. 

Reynaud,  J.  and  M.  Jay.  1994.  Phytochemical  approach  to  Lotus  corniculatus  s.l.  diversification.  Pp. 
24  in  BEUSELINCK  and  C.A.  Roberts,  eds..  Proceedings  of  the  First  International  Lotus  Symposium, 
22-24  March  1994. 

Reynaud,  J.,  M.  Jay,  and  BLAISE.  1991.  Evolution  and  differentiation  of  Lotus  corniculatus  s.l. 
(Fabaceae)  from  the  southern  French  Alps  (Massif  du  Ventoux  and  Montagne  de  Lure).  Canad.  J.  Bot. 
69:  2286-2290. 

Reynaud,  J.,  M.  Jay,  BLAISE,  and  D.  Cartier.  1993.  Chemical  markers,  witness  of  the  diversification 
within  Lotus  corniculatus  L.  populations.  XV  Int.  Bot.  Congr.  Abstracts  515.  (abstract) 

Sanchez- Yelamo,  M.D.,  M.E.  Tortosa,  F.  Perez-Garcia,  and  A.  Cuquerella.  1993.  Variability  among 
seed  coats  in  some  species  of  the  genus  Onobrychis  Miller  (Leguminosae-Fabaceae).  Phytomorphology 

42(3-4):  257-265.  10  species  studied;  3 patterns  of  spermoderm  surface  morphology:  tuberculate,  reticulate,  and  rugulate. 

SANDERSON  and  DOYLE.  1993.  Phylogenetic  relationships  in  North  American  Astragalus  (Fabaceae) 
based  on  chloroplast  DNA  restriction  site  variation.  Syst.  Bot.  18(3):  395-408. 

Schmit,  V.,  P.  du  Jardin,  BAUDOIN,  and  DEBOUCK.  1993.  Use  of  chloroplast  DNA  polymorphisms 
for  the  phylogenetic  study  of  seven  Phaseolus  taxa  including  P.  vulgaris  and  P.  coccineus.  Theoret. 
Appl.  Genet.  87:  506-516. 

SCHULTZE-KRAFT,  H.D.  Tuan,  N.P.  Ha,  S.  Pattanavibul,  and  P.  Sornprasitti.  1993.  Collecting 
tropical  forage  legume  germplasm  in  Vietnam  and  Thailand.  FAO-IBPGR  PI.  Genet.  Res.  Newsl. 

91/92:  50-52. 

Sedgley,  M.  and  J.  Harbard.  1993.  Pollen  storage  and  breeding  system  in  relation  to  controlled 
pollination  of  four  species  of  Acacia  (Leguminosae:  Mimosoideae).  Austral.  J.  Bot.  41(4/5):  601-609. 

Serradilla,  J.M.,  T.  De  Mora,  and  M.T.  Moreno.  1993.  Geographic  dispersion  and  varietal  diversity  in 
Vida  faba  L.  Genet.  Resources  Crop  Evol.  40(3):  143-151. 

Shanmughasundaram,  K.  and  D.  Subramanian.  1993.  Cytogenetical  investigations  in  5 interspecific 
hybrids  of  Vigna  species.  XV  Int.  Bot.  Congr.  Abstracts  511.  (ab»tract) 

Shevera,  M.V.  1993.  Palynomorphological  pecularities  of  the  species  of  genus  Chamaecytisus  Link 
(Fabaceae)  of  Ukrainian  flora.  Ukrajins’k.  Bot.  Zhurn.  50(1):  123-127.  in  Ukrainian. 


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Sivinski,  R.C.  1993.  Oxytropis  deflexa  (Pall.)  DC.  var.  deflexa  (Fabaceae).  Madrofio  40(4):  274. 

Sorensson,  C.T.  and  J.L.  Brewbaker.  1994.  Interspecific  compatibility  among  15  Leucaena  species 
(Leguminosae:  Mimosoideae)  via  artificial  hybridizations.  Amer.  J.  Bot.  81(2):  240-247. 

SPRENT  and  CORDEIRO.  1992.  Nodulated  legume  trees  in  the  cerrado:  Taxonomic  distribution, 
infection  process,  and  nodule  morphology.  Ciencia  e Cultura  44(5):  336-338.  With  Portuguese  summary. 

STEINER.  1994.  Lotus  germplasm  utilization:  Integrating  genetic  diversity,  species  relationships,  and 
ecological  distributions.  Pp.  39-42  in  BEUSELINCK  and  C.A.  Roberts,  eds..  Proceedings  of  the  First 
International  Lotus  Symposium,  22-24  March  1994. 

Strittmatter,  C.D.,  M.L.  Wagner,  M.  Kade,  and  A. A.  Gurni.  1992.  Identification  of  Lotus  tenuis 
Waldst.  et  Kit.  flavonoids.  Biochem.  Syst.  Ecol.  20(7).'  685-687.  Studied  at  four  different  developmental  stages  in 
life  cycle. 


SUSO,  M.T.  Moreno,  and  CUBERO-SALMERON.  1993.  Variation  among  Spanish  faba  beans 
cultivars:  Taxonomic  and  evolutionary  implications.  Genet.  Resources  Crop  Evol.  40(2):  105-111. 

Suzuki,  H.,  Y.  Koike,  K.  Saito,  and  I.  Murakoshi.  1993.  A novel  tigloyltransferase  for  lupin  alkaloids: 
Purification,  characterization,  and  distribution  in  Lupinus  species.  XV  Int.  Bot.  Congr.  Abstracts  397. 

(abstract) 

SYTIN.  1992.  On  polymorphism,  discontinuity,  and  species  criteria  in  Astragalus  (Fabaceae).  Pp. 
123-132  in  Biodiversity  and  ways  of  investigation  and  conservation.  St.  Petersburg. 

SYTIN.  1990.  Nota  de  specio  Astragalus  viciifolius  DC.  Novosti  Sist.  Vyssh.  Rast.  27:  88-92. 

Thompson,  J.  1993.  Revision  of  the  genus  Swainsona  (Fabaceae).  Telopea  5(3):  427  - 5 82.  85  species 

recognised. 

TINDALE  and  L.A.  Craven.  1993.  Glycine  pindanica  (Fabaceae,  Phaseolae),  a new  species  from  West 
Kimberley,  Western  Australia.  Austral.  Syst.  Bot.  6(4):  371-376. 

Tineo,  B.,  P.  Rodriguez,  and  A.  Castillo.  1992.  Morphoanatomy  of  the  vegetative  organs  of 
Machaerium  robiniae folium  (DC.)  Vogel  (Leguminosae-Papilionoideae-Dalbergieae).  Mem.  Soc.  Cienc. 
Nat.  La  Salle  52(137):  37-51. 

TUCKER.  1993.  Stamen  development  in  legumes,  with  emphasis  on  porate  stamens  of  Cassieae.  XV 
Int.  Bot.  Congr.  Abstracts  94.  (abstract) 

TUCKER.  1994.  Floral  ontogeny  in  Sophoreae  (Leguminosae-Papilionoideae):  I.  Sophora  sensu  lato 
( Sophora  group).  Amer.  J.  Bot.  81(3):  368-380. 

TURNER.  1993.  A new  species  of  Lotus  sect.  Hosackia  (Fabaceae)  from  Nuevo  Leon,  Mexico. 
Phytologia  75(5):  409-410. 

Tyagi,  B.S  and  P.K.  Gupta.  1991.  Intraspecific  nuclear  DNA  variation  in  pigeonpea  ( Cajanus  cajan 
(L.)  Millsp.)  and  pea  ( Pisum  sativum).  Indian  J.  Genet.  PI.  Breed.  51(3):  357-362. 

Vaillancourt,  R.E.,  N.F.  Weeden,  BRUNEAU,  and  DOYLE.  1993.  Chloroplast  DNA  phylogeny  of  Old 
World  Vigna  (Leguminosae).  Syst.  Bot.  18(4):  642-651. 


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VAN  WYK,  R.  Greinwald,  and  L.  Witte.  1993.  Alkaloids  of  the  genera  Dicraeopetalum, 
Platycelyphium , and  Sakoanala.  Biochem.  Syst.  Ecol.  21(6-7):  711-714.  Presence  of  alpha-pyridone  alkaloids  in 
Dicraeopetalum  suggests  that  it  may  be  better  placed  in  the  Sophora  group,  not  the  Cadia  group,  of  the  Sophoreae. 

VAN  WYK,  R.  Greinwald,  and  L.  Witte.  1993.  The  taxonomic  significance  of  alkaloids  in  the  South 
American  genus  Anarthrophyllum.  Biochem.  Syst.  Ecol.  21(6-7):  705-709.  Presence  of  aipha-pyridone  alkaloids, 

chromosome  number,  and  certain  morphological  features  suggest  affinities  with  Argvrolobium  group  (Crotalarieae)  and  Lupinus 
(Genisteae).  Better  placed  near  Lupinus  in  Genisteae. 

Velazquez,  D.  and  G.  Orsini- Velazquez.  1993.  Catalogue  and  description  of  genera  of  the  subfamily 
Papilionoideae  (Leguminosae)  in  Venezuela:  II.  Tribes  Cicereae,  Crotalarieae,  and  Dalbergieae.  Ernstia 

3(2):  7 1 -92.  IS  genera  enumerated  and  described.  In  Spanish. 

VERDCOURT.  1993.  An  account  of  the  genus  Mucuna  Adans.  for  the  Flora  Zambesiaca  area.  Kirkia 
14(1):  1-11. 

VILELA.  1993.  Anatomia  foliar  de  Prosopis  (Leguminosae-Mimosoideae):  Estrategias  adaptativas  a 
diferentes  ambientes  en  Prosopis  nigra.  Darwiniana  32(1-4):  99-107. 

Vithanage,  V.  and  S.  Chakraborty.  1992.  Identification  of  selected  cultivars  and  accessions  of 
Stylosanthes  by  isozyme  analysis.  Tropical  Grasslands  26(3):  156-164.  With  Spanish  summary. 

Wu,  M.J.  and  T.C.  Huang.  1993.  A palynological  study  of  Taiwan  indigo  (Indigo f era  L.).  XV  Int. 

Bot.  Congr.  Abstracts  28.  (abstract) 

Yamazaki,  M.,  A.  Sato,  K.  Saito,  and  I.  Murakoshi.  1993.  Restriction  fragment  length  polymorphisms 
associated  with  the  production  pattern  of  alkaloids  in  Lupinus  species.  XV  Int.  Bot.  Congr.  Abstracts 
399.  (abstract) 

Yoshiki,  Y.,  Y.  Kim,  S.  Shoji,  K.  Hoshikawa,  and  K.  Okubo.  1993.  Classification  of  leguminous  seeds 
by  DDMP  saponin  composition  and  the  chemical  structures  of  new  DDMP  saponins.  XV  Int.  Bot. 
Congr.  Abstracts  399.  (abstract) 

ZALLOCCHI,  A.B.  Pomilio,  and  PALACIOS.  1993.  Chemotaxonomical  study  of  Phaseolinae.  II. 
Chromatography  of  flavonoids  from  Argentinian  species  of  the  genus  Vigna.  Darwiniana  32(1-4):  139- 
158.  In  Spanish. 

Zarre,  S.  1992.  A new  species  of  the  genus  Astragalus  L.  sect.  Halicacabus  Bunge  (Leguminosae)  from 
Iran.  Iranian  J.  of  Bot.  5(2):  95-99.  With  Arabic  summary. 

ZHANG.  1993.  Some  additional  taxa  of  Bauhinia  (Leguminosae)  from  China.  Nord.  J.  Bot.  13(4): 
399-402.  1 new  species  and  1 new  variety. 


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Dr.  Saule  A.  Abdulina 
Institute  for  Botany 
Nat.  Acad.  Sci.  Republic  Kazakhstan 
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Lincoln,  Nebraska  68588-0410  USA 
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Dr.  Bryan  Adams 
ILDIS  Coordinating  Centre 
Biology  Department 
Univeristy  of  Southampton 
Southampton  S09  3TU,  Great  Britain 
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Dr.  Norma  O.  Aguilar 
UPLB  Museum  of  Natural  History 
Univ.  of  the  Philippines  at  Los  Banos 
College,  Laguna  4031,  Philippines 
Voice  telephone:  001-63-94-2893/2864/50304 
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Lie.  Maria  Aurora  Agull6 
Lab.  Sist.  Plantas  Vasculares 
Dpto.  Ccias.  Biol.,  Fac.Ccias.Ex.Nat. 

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Electronic  mail:  agullo@s.p.vasc.edu.ar  [Internet] 

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Dr.  Robert  Allkin 
Herbarium,  Royal  Botanic  Gardens 
Kew,  Richmond 
Surrey  TW9  3AB,  Great  Britain 
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FAX  telephone:  44-81-332-5278 
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Dra.  Maria  Aparecida  Oliveira  Alves 
Universidade  Federal  do  Ceard 
Departamento  de  Biologia 
BL-906,  Campus  do  PICI 
60.000.000  Fortaleza,  Cearl,  Brazil 
FABACEAE  (CYTOLOGY) 

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Dr.  Marcelino  J.  Del  Arco-Aguilar 
Dpto.  Biologia  Vegetal  (Botlnica) 

Universidad  de  la  Laguna 
38071  La  Laguna,  Tenerife 
Islas  Canarias,  Spain 

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CEFE,  CNRS 
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Dr.  Aidyn  Musa  ogly  Askerov 
Botanical  Institute 
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Baku  370602,  GSP-602,  Azerbaidzhan  Republic 
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Conny  Bruun  Asmussen 
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Cordley  2082 
Oregon  State  University 
Corvallis,  Oregon  97331-2902  USA 
Voice  telephone:  503-737-2445 
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Subir  Bandyopadhyay 
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Stillwater,  Oklahoma  74076  USA 
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Jean-Pierre  Baudoin 
U.E.R.  Phytotechnie  Regions  InterTrop. 

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5030  Gembloux,  Belgium 
Voice  telephone:  32-81-622-112 
FAX  telephone:  32-81-614-544 
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Dr.  Mikael  Berezutsk 
Department  of  Ecology  and  Plant  Syst. 

State  University 


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St.  Louis  University 
St.  Louis,  Missouri  63103  USA 
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Ing.  Cesar  Augusto  Bianco 
Universidad  Nacional  de  Rio  Cuarto 
Facultad  de  Agron.  Veter.,  Bot.  Sist. 

Estafeta  Postal  N-  9 
5800  Rio  Cuarto,  Cdrdoba,  Argentina 
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Dr.  Solange  Blaise 
Faculte  des  Sciences 
Laborataire  de  Biologie  Vegetale 
B&timent  362 

F-91405  Orsay  Cedex,  France 
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Dr.  Leon  Brimer 

Dept,  of  Pharmacology  & Toxicology 

Royal  Veterinary  & Agricultural  Univ. 

Pathology,  13,  Bulowsvej 

Frederiksberg  C,  Denmark 

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Lab.  y Herbdrio  de  Plants  Vasculares 
Ciencias  Bioldgicas 

Ciudad  Universitaria  II  Pabelld  4-Piso 

(1428)  Buenos  Aires,  Argentina 

Voice  telephone:  54-1-567-6504 

FAX  telephone:  54-1-567-6504 

Electronic  mail:  brizuela@>spvasc.edu.ar  [Internet] 

PROSOPIS  (ARGENTINA) 

PROSOPIS  (CHILE) 

VIGNA  ADENANTHA  (FLORAL  BIOLOGY) 
Anne  Bruneau 

Department  of  Botany  - PSL 
University  of  Reading 
Whiteknights,  P.O.  Box  221 
Reading  RG6  2AS,  Great  Britain 
Voice  telephone:  44-734-318160 
FAX  telephone:  44-734-753676 
Electronic  mail:  sbsbrunu@reading.acs.uk 
[Internet] 

APIOS 

ERYTHRINA 

Maria  Alicia  Caccavari 
Mus.  Arg.  Cien.  Nat.  "B.  Rivadavia" 

Av.  Angel  Gallardo  470 
Buenos  Aires  1405,  Argentina 
Voice  telephone:  982-6595 
FAX  telephone:  54-1-982-5243 
Electronic  mail:  martalic@muanbe.gov.ar 
[Internet] 

MIMOSA  (POLLEN  DEVELOPMENT) 
MIMOSEAE  (POLLEN,  SOUTH  AMERICA) 
PIPTADENIA  GROUP  (MORPHOLOGY  AND 
STRUCTURE) 

STRYPHNODENDRON  (POLLEN) 

Hno.  Roque  Casallas  Lasso 
Museo 

Universidad  de  La  Salle 

Apartado  Aereo  27389 

Santafe  de  Bogota,  D.C.,  Colombia 

Dr.  Jenny  Chappill 
Department  of  Botany 
University  of  Western  Australia 
Nedlands  6009,  W.A.,  Australia 
Voice  telephone:  61-9-380-2212 
FAX  telephone:  61-9-380-1001 
Electronic  mail:  chappill@uniwa.uwa.edu.au 
[Internet] 

FABACEAE  (TRIBAL  PHYLOGENETICS) 
JACKSONIA  (TRIBE  MIRBELIEAE) 


Miss  Sandy  Coles 
Botanical  Institute 
Department  of  Biology 
University  of  Patras 
GR-265  Patras,  Greece 
Voice  telephone:  061-997-641 
FAX  telephone:  061-997-275 
CICER 

Prof.  Daniel  Combes 
I.B.E.A.S.,  Campus  Universitaire 
Avenue  de  l’Universite 
64000  Pau,  France 
Voice  telephone:  59-92-31-47 
FAX  telephone:  59-84-16-96 
Electronic  mail:  combdelb@crisv2.univ-pau.fr 
[Internet] 

LATHYRUS 

Dr.  R.S.  Cowan 
3 Bass  Close 

East  Cannington,  WA  6107,  Australia 
Voice  telephone:  09-367-0508/09-458-8581 
FAX  telephone:  09-367-0515 
ACACIA  (PHYLLODE  STRUCTURE) 
ACACIA  (PLURINERVIA,  AUSTRALIA) 
ACACIA  (SEEDLING  MORPHOLOGY) 

Dr.  Mihaly  Czako 
Department  of  Biological  Sciences 
University  of  South  Carolina 
Coker  Life  Sciences  Building 
700  Sumter  Street 

Columbia,  South  Carolina  29208  USA 
Voice  telephone:  803-777-8928/803-777-6676 
FAX  telephone:  803-777-4002 
Electronic  mail:  czako@spike.psc.scarolina.edu 
[Internet] 

FABACEAE  (FLAVONOID  PIGMENTS) 
FABACEAE  (GENETIC 
TRANSFORMATIONS) 


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S.  Dhanalakshmi 
Department  of  Botany 
Bharathiar  University 
Coimbatore  641  046  Tamil  Nadu,  India 
Voice  telephone:  42222 
ACACIA  (MICROPROPAGATION) 

ACACIA  (SEED  MORPHOLOGY  & 
PHYSIOLOGY) 

CLITORIA  TERNATEA 
(MICROPROPAGATION) 

DELONIX  REGIA  (SEED  MORPHOLOGY  & 
PHYSIOLOGY) 

DELONIX  REGIA  (MICROPROPAGATION) 
FABACEAE  (REPRODUCTIVE  BIOLOGY) 
FABACEAE  (ROOT  NODULATION) 

Prof.  David  L.  Dilcher 
Paleobotany  Laboratory 
Department  of  Natural  Sciences 
Florida  Museum  of  Natural  History 
University  of  Florida 
Gainesville,  Florida  32611-2035  USA 
Voice  telephone:  904-392-6560/904-392- 
6585/904-392-1721 

FAX  telephone:  904-392-2539/904-392-8783 
Electronic  mail:  dilcher@nerum.uf.edu  [Internet] 
FABACEAE  (FOSSILS) 

Lie.  Cs.  Susana  Ines  Drewes 
Lab.  Plantas  Vasculares  (75) 

Facultad  de  Ciencias  Exactas  Naturales 

Pab.  II,  4-  Piso,  Ciudad  Universitaria 

1428  Buenos  Aires,  Argentina 

Voice  telephone:  541-784-8154 

FAX  telephone:  541-311-0516 

Electronic  mail:  drewes@spvasc.edu.ar  [Internet] 

MACROPTILIUM  (ARGENTINA) 

Dr.  Olga  N.  Dubovik 
Kholodny  Institute  of  Botany 
Repin  Street,  2 
Kiev  252601,  Ukraine 

Voice  telephone:  7-044-225-2038/7-044-452- 
1256 

FABACEAE  (CAUCASUS) 

FABACEAE  (UKRAINE,  ESPECIALLY 
CRIMEA) 

Dr.  James  A.  Duke 
USDA,  ARS,  PSI,  NGSL 
Room  133,  Bldg.  001,  B ARC- West 
10330  Baltimore  Ave. 

Beltsville,  Maryland  20705-2350  USA 
Voice  telephone:  301-504-5419 
FAX  telephone:  301-504-5536 


FABACEAE  (SEEDLINGS) 

FABACEAE  (ECOLOGY) 

Nadejda  Echiku 

Unite  Rech.  Zones  Arides,  Lab.  de  Bot. 
Universite  d’Alger 
B.P.  119  - Alger-Gare,  Algerie 
Voice  telephone:  02-63-31-08 
VIGNA  UNGUICULATA  (GENETIC 
VARIABILTY) 

VIGNA  UNGUICULATA  (ORIGIN  OF 
ALGERIAN  TYPES) 

Dr.  James  H.  Elgin 
USDA/ARS/NPS 
Rm.  326,  Bldg.  005,  BARC-West 
10330  Baltimore  Ave. 

Beltsville,  Maryland  20705-2350  USA 
Voice  telephone:  301-504-5618 
MEDICAGO  (GERMPLASM) 

Dr.  Thomas  S.  Elias 
U.S.  National  Arboretum 
3501  New  York  Avenue,  N.E. 

Washington,  District  of  Columbia  20004-1958 
USA 

Voice  telephone:  202-475-4829 
FAX  telephone:  202-475-5252 
FABACEAE  (ANATOMY  OF  GLANDS) 

Dr.  Dirk  Enneking 
CLIMA 

University  of  Western  Australia 
Nedlands  6009 
Western  Australia,  Australia 
Voice  telephone:  09-380-2505 
FAX  telephone:  09-380-1140 
LATHYRUS  (GERMPLASM) 

VICIA  (GERMPLASM) 

VICIA  (BIOLOGICAL  CHEMISTRY  OF 
TOXINS) 

Mr.  Vicente  Espinosa-Hernandez 
University  of  Oxford 
Wolfson  College 
Linton  Road 

Oxford  OX2  6UD,  Great  Britain 
Voice  telephone:  9844-0865-56979 
FAX  telephone:  0865-274125 
Electronic  mail:  espinosa@vax.ox.ac.uk  [Internet] 
LUPINUS  ARBOREUS  (COMPETITION  AND 
NICHE  DIFFERENTIATION) 

Dr.  J.M.O.  Eze 

Enugu  State  University  of  Sci.  & Tech. 


May  1994 


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Adada  Campus 
P.O.  Box  191 
Nsukka,  Nigeria 

Voice  telephone:  042-770-178  Extension:  2410 
PARKIA  (PHYSIOLOGY) 

PROSOPIS  (PHYSIOLOGY) 

Dr.  Paul  R.  Fantz 
KI-130,  Dept.  Hort.  Sci.  CALS 
North  Carolina  State  University 
Box  7609 

Raleigh,  North  Carolina  27695-7609  USA 

Voice  telephone:  919-515-1186 

FAX  telephone:  919-515-7747 

Electronic  mail:  paul_fantz@ncsu.edu  [Internet] 

BARBIERIA 

CENTROSEMA 

CLITORIA 

Jose  Salvador  Flores  Guido 
Fac.  Med.  Veter,  y Zool.,  Esc.  Biol. 

Km.  15.5  Carretera  Xmatkuil 
Apartado  postal  No.  4-116  Itzimn£ 

Merida,  Yucatan,  Mexico 
Voice  telephone:  99-234-009 
FAX  telephone:  99-245-730 
FABACEAE  (RENEWABLE  RESOURCE) 

Dr.  Enrique  Forero 
Institute  of  Systematic  Botany 
The  New  York  Botanical  Garden 
Bronx,  New  York  10458-5126  USA 
Voice  telephone:  718-817-8628 
FAX  telephone:  718-562-6780 
Electronic  mail:  eforero@nybg.org  [Internet] 
CALLIANDRA  (COLOMBIA) 

CALLIANDRA  (NEOTROPICS) 
MIMOSOIDEAE  (COLOMBIA) 

Renee  H.  Fortunato 
Instituto  de  Recursos  Bioldgicos 
1712  Castelar 

Prov.  de  Buenos  Aires,  Argentina 
Voice  telephone:  54-1-621-0840/54-1-621-1819 
FAX  telephone:  54-1-481-4360 
Electronic  mail:  renee@rbinta.edu  [Internet] 
RHYNCHOSIA  (SOUTH  AMERICA) 
ERIOSEMA  (SOUTH  AMERICA) 

GALACTIA  (SOUTH  AMERICA) 

MIMOSA  (SOUTH  AMERICA) 

Mrs.  Rakefet  Gabay 
Botany  Department,  Berman  Building 
Hebrew  University 
Givaat-Ram,  Jerusalem  91904,  Israel 


Voice  telephone:  972-258-4320 
FAX  telephone:  972-266-6804 
LATHYRUS  SATIVUS 

Biol.  Leonardo  Galetto 
Museo  Botlnico 
Casilla  de  Correo  495 
5000  Cdrdoba,  Argentina 
Voice  telephone:  54-51-244009 
FAX  telephone:  54-51-244009 
FABACEAE  (NECTARY  ANATOMY) 
FABACEAE  (POLLINATION) 

Susana  Gama-L6pez 
Laboratorio  de  Fanerogamia,  Dept.  Bot. 
Instituto  de  Biologia,  UNAM 
Apartado  Postal  70-233 
C.P.04510  C.U.  Del.  Coyoacl,  Mexico,DF, 
Mexico 

Voice  telephone:  622-5692 
FAX  telephone:  525-550-1760 
Electronic  mail:  gama@redvaxl.dgsca.unam.mx 
[Internet] 

STYLOSANTHES 

Dr.  William  F.  Grant 
Genetics  Laboratory,  P.O.  Box  4000 
MacDonald  Campus  of  McGill  University 
Ste.  Anne  de  Bellevue 
Quebec  H9X  3V9,  Canada 
Voice  telephone:  514-398-7863 
FAX  telephone:  514-398-7897 
Electronic  mail:  efl6@musica.mcgill.ca 
LOTUS 

Dr.  Walter  L.  Graves 
%UC  Coop.  Agric.  Ext.  San  Bernardino 
777  East  Rialto  Avenue 
San  Bernardino,  California  92415-0730  USA 
Voice  telephone:  909-387-2165 
FAX  telephone:  909-387-3306 
FABACEAE  (FORAGES) 

FABACEAE  (NITROGEN  FIXATION) 
LATHYRUS  (AGRONOMIC  EVALUATIONS) 
MEDICAGO  POLYMORPHA  (WEEVIL 
TOLERANCE) 

PISUM  (AGRONOMIC  EVALUATIONS) 
TRIFOLIUM  SUBTERRANEUM 
VICIA  (AGRONOMIC  EVALUATIONS) 


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Dr.  W.  Greuter 

Botanischer  Garten  u.  Botanisches  Mus. 
Berlin-Dahlem 
KOnigin-Luise-StraBe  6-8 
D- 14 191  Berlin  33,  Germany 
Voice  telephone:  4930-83006-132/4930-831- 
6010 

FAX  telephone:  4930-83006-218 
FABACEAE  (MEDITERRANEAN 
CHECKLIST) 

Dr.  James  Grimes 
Herbarium 

The  New  York  Botanical  Garden 

Bronx,  New  York  10458-5126  USA 

Voice  telephone:  718-220-8727 

FAX  telephone:  718-220-6504 

CULLEN 

INGEAE 

PSORALEEAE 

Ing.Agr.  Maria  Cecilia  Grottola 
Fac.  de  Agronomia,  Dept,  de  Ecologia 
Catedra  de  Bot£nica 
Av.  San  Martin  4453  (1417) 

Buenos  Aires,  Argentina 
Voice  telephone:  54-1-522-0903 
FAX  telephone:  54-1-522-1687 
PHASEOLUS  VULGARIS  (GERMPLASM) 

Mr.  William  James  Hahn 
Department  of  Botany 
132  Birge  Hall 
University  of  Wisconsin 
Madison,  Wisconsin  53706  USA 
Voice  telephone:  608-262-4422/608-262-2279 
FAX  telephone:  608-262-7509 
Electronic  mail:  whahn@macc.wisc.edu  [Internet] 
MIMOSOIDEAE  (PARAGUAY) 

Dylan  Hannon 
Missouri  Botanical  Garden 
P.O.  Box  299 

St.  Louis,  Missouri  63166-0299  USA 
ERYTHRINA  (AFRICA) 

LUPINUS  (UNIFOLIATE) 

FABACEAE  (XEROPHYTIC,  GEOPHYTIC 
TAXA) 

Dr.  Stephen  Harris 
Oxford  Forestry  Institue 
Department  of  Plant  Sciences 
University  of  Oxford 

South  Parks  Road,  Oxford  OX1  3RB,  Great 
Britain 


Voice  telephone:  0865-275112 
FAX  telephone:  0865-275074 
LEUCAENA  (MOLECULAR  SYSTEMATICS) 
LEUCAENA  (PHYLOGENY) 

LEUCAENA  LEUCOCEPHALA  (ORIGIN) 
PACHYRHIZUS 

Miss  Judith  Heald 
ILDIS  Coordinating  Centre 
Biology  Department 
Univeristy  of  Southampton 
Southampton  S09  3TU,  Great  Britain 
Voice  telephone:  0703-592-444 
FAX  telephone:  0703-594-269 
Electronic  mail:  j.heald@southampton.ac.uk 
[Internet] 

FABACEAE  (ILDIS) 

Prof.  Joe  Hennen 

Dept,  of  Botany  & Plant  Pathology 

Purdue  University 

West  Lafayette,  Indiana  47907  USA 

Voice  telephone:  317-494-4623 

FAX  telephone:  317-494-0363 

FABACEAE  (RUST  FUNGI  COEVOLUTION) 

Dr.  Patrick  S.  Herendeen 
Department  of  Geology 
Field  Museum  of  Natural  History 
Roosevelt  Road  at  Lake  Shore  Drive 
Chicago,  Illinois  60605  USA 
Voice  telephone:  312-922-9410  Extension:  334 
FAX  telephone:  312-427-7269 
FABACEAE  (FOSSILS) 

Dr.  Patricia  Susana  Hoc 
Lab.  11,  Dpto.  Ccias.  Biol.,  UBA 
Pab.  II,  4 piso 
Ciudad  Universitaria 
1428  Buenos  Aires,  Argentina 
Voice  telephone:  54-1-784-8154 
ALBIZIA  (ARGENTINA) 

CALLIANDRA  (ARGENTINA) 
ENTEROLOBIUM  (ARGENTINA) 

INGA  (ARGENTINA) 

PHASEOLEAE  (POLLEN) 

PROSOPIS  (FLORAL  BIOLOGY) 

VIGNA  (ARGENTINA) 

Dr.  Patricia  Holmgren 
New  York  Botanical  Garden 
Bronx,  New  York  10458  USA 
Voice  telephone:  718-220-8626 
FAX  telephone:  718-220-6504 
FABACEAE  (HERBARIUM  MANAGEMENT) 


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Mr.  Stephen  J.  Hurst 
USDA/AMS 
Bldg.  506,  BARC-East 
10330  Baltimore  Avenue 
Beltsville,  Maryland  20705-2350  USA 
Voice  telephone:  301-504-9356 
Electronic  mail:  LS.SD.JTRIPLITT 
FABACEAE  (SEEDS) 

IICA 

Orton  Memorial  Library 
Turrialba 

Costa  Rica,  Costa  Rica 
FABACEAE  (LIBRARY) 

ILDIS  - Africa,  West  Asia,  Indochina 
Drs.  R.M.  Polhill  and  J.M.  Lock 
Royal  Botanical  Gardens 
Kew,  Richmond 
Surrey  TW9  3AB,  Great  Britain 
Voice  telephone:  44-81-332-5217 
FAX  telephone:  44-81-332-5278 
Electronic  mail:  296694  KEWGAR  G [Telex] 
FABACEAE  (ILDIS,  AFRICA,  WEST  ASIA, 
INDOCHINA) 

IMI,  C-  CAB  International 
Library  Services  Centre 
Silwood  Park 
Buckhurst  Road,  Ascot 
Berks  SL5  7TA,  Great  Britain 
Voice  telephone:  0344-87-2747 
FAX  telephone:  0344-87-2901 
Electronic  mail:  84:CAU016  [Telecom 
Gold/Dialcom] 

FABACEAE  (LIBRARY) 

D.  Sci.  Velio  Jaaska 
Department  of  Botany 
Institute  of  Zoology  and  Botany 
Academy  of  Sciences  of  Estonia 
21  Vanemuise  Street,  EE2400  Tartu,  Estonia 
FAX  telephone:  01434-33472 
Electronic  mail:  vj@iozb.tartu.ee  [Internet] 

Miss  J.  Josephine 
Department  of  Botany 
St.  Joseph’s  College 
Tiruchirapalli  - 620  002,  India 
ATYLOSA  CAJANIFOLIA  (BIOCHEMISTRY  & 
GENETICS) 

CAJANUS  CAJAN  (BIOCHEMISTRY  & 
GENETICS) 

RHYNCHOSIA  MINIMA  (BIOCHEMISTRY  & 
GENETICS) 


RHYNCHOSIA  ROTHII  (BIOCHEMISTRY  & 
GENETICS) 

Prof.  Marian  Jurzysta 
Dept,  of  Biochem.  & Crop  Quality 
Institute  of  Soil  Sci.  & Plant  Cult. 

24-100  Pulawy,  Poland 

Voice  telephone:  48-831-3421  Extension:  207 
FAX  telephone:  48-831-4547 
MEDICAGO  (CHEMOTAXONOMY) 
MEDICAGO  (SAPONINS) 

Alexandr  A.  Kagalo 
Institute  of  Ecology  of  Carpathians 
Chaikovski  Street,  17 
Lvov  290000,  Ukraine 
Voice  telephone:  7-0322-76-7623 
FABACEAE  (DATABASE  FOR  UKRAINE) 
FABACEAE  (UKRAINE,  WEST) 

Mrs.  Srinivasan  Iyengar  Kamala 
National  College 
Tiruchirapalli-620  001 
South  India,  India 

FABACEAE  (PHYSIOLOGY  OF  HERBICIDES) 

Dr.  Hyesoon  Kang 
Department  of  Biology  Education 
Seoul  National  University 
56-1  Shinlimdong,  Kwanakku 
Seoul,  151-742,  Korea 
Voice  telephone:  02-880-7769 
FAX  telephone:  02-889-8791 
FABACEAE  (MORPH  DIVERGENCE  OF 
REPRODUCTION) 

Dr.  Alan  Kapuler 
2385  SE  Thompson  Street 
Corvallis,  Oregon  97333  USA 
Voice  telephone:  503-752-0421 
FAX  telephone:  503-753-0604 
FABACEAE  (PHYLOGENETIC  GARDEN 
LAYOUT) 

Dr.  A.  Douglas  Kinghorn 
Dept.  Medicinal  Chem.  & Pharm. 

University  of  Illinois  at  Chicago 
833  South  Wood  Street 
Chicago,  Illinois  60612  USA 
Voice  telephone:  312-996-0914 
FAX  telephone:  312-996-3272 
FABACEAE  (ALKALOIDS) 

FABACEAE  (SWEET-TASTING 
CONSTITUENTS) 


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Dr.  John  M.  Kingsolver 
Florida  State  Collection  of  Arthropods 
P.O.  Box  147100 

Gainesville,  Florida  32614-7100  USA 
Voice  telephone:  904-372-3505  Extension:  197 
FABACEAE  (BRUCHIDS) 

FABACEAE  (BRUCHIDS,  CHILE) 

FABACEAE  (BRUCHIDS,  COSTA  RICA) 

Dr.  Geoffrey  Charles  Kite 
Biochemistry  Section,  Jodrell  Lab. 

Royal  Botanic  Gardens 
Kew,  Richmond,  Surrey  TW9  3AB,  Great 
Britain 

Voice  telephone:  44-81-940-1171 
CAESALPINIA  (NON-PROTEIN  AMINO 
ACIDS) 

CAESALPINIOIDEAE  (CHEMOTAXONOMY) 
N.  Kolyasnikova 

Perm  University,  Department  of  Botany 
Bukirev  Street  15 
614600  Perm,  GSP,  Russia 
MEDICAGO  (PERENNIAL  SPECIES, 
REPRODUCTIVE  BIOLOGY) 

Dr.  Tatiana  E.  Kramina 
Department  of  Higher  Plants 
Biological  Faculty 
Moscow  State  University 
Moscow  119899,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  095-939-16-03 
FAX  telephone:  095-168-82-49 
Electronic  mail:  libro@genebee. msu.su  [Internet] 
LOTUS  (RUSSIA) 

LOTUS  CORNICULATUS 

Dr.  Teresa  Amalia  Kraus 
Universidad  Nacional  de  Rio  Cuarto 
Facultad  de  Agronomia.  Morfologia  Veg. 
Enlaces  ruta  8 y 36 
5800  Rio  Cuarto,  Cdrdoba,  Argentina 
Voice  telephone:  0586-33858 
FAX  telephone:  0586-45980 
CAESALPINIOIDEAE  (INFLORESCENCE 
MORPHOLOGY) 

MIMOSOIDEAE  (INFLORESCENCE 
MORPHOLOGY) 

S.  Thanga  Krishnakumari 
St.  Joseph’s  College 
Trichirapalli  - 620002 
Tamil  Nadu,  India 
FABACEAE  (HOMONES) 

VIGNA  MUNGO  (HORMORNES) 


A.  J.  Kruger 

Roodeplaat  Grassland  Institute 

Private  Bag  X05 

Lynn  East  0039,  South  Africa 

Voice  telephone:  012-808-0808 

FAX  telephone:  012-808-2155 

Electronic  mail:  vewajk@nigs386.els.ac.za 

FABACEAE  (GERMPLASM) 

Dr.  Boguslav  S.  Kurlovich 
Department  of  Leguminous  Crops 
N.I.  Vavilov  Institute  of  PI.  Industry 
42,  B.  Morskaya  Street 
190  000  St.  Petersburg,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  812-314-4732 
FAX  telephone:  812-311-8762 
FABACEAE  (GERMPLASM) 

Dr.  Tatjana  N.  Kusnetzova 
Apt.  8 

31,  Ostuzheva  Street 
Moscow  103001,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  095-299-82-29 
Electronic  mail:  9v@s43.msk.su 
[Relcom/Internet] 

ASTRAGALUS  (FLOWER  ARRANGEMENT) 
GENISTEAE  (FLOWER  ARRANGEMENT) 
PAPILIONOIDEAE  (FLOWER 
ARRANGEMENT) 

THERMOPSIS  (FLOWER  ARRANGEMENT) 

Dr.  Victor  Ya.  Kuzevanov 
Botanic  Garden,  Irkutsk  State  Univ. 

Kolysov  Street,  93 
P.O.  Box  1457,  Irkutsk 
664039,  Russia 

Voice  telephone:  7-095-420-2106/ 
7-3952-332-238 

Electronic  mail:  vic@bograd.irkutsk.su  [Internet] 
FABACEAE  (GERMPLASM) 

Dr.  D.  O.  Ladipo 
ICRAF-IITA-OSU  MPT  Project 
c/o  IITA,  Oyo  Road 
P.M.B.  5320 
Ibadan,  Nigeria 
Voice  telephone:  521450 
FAX  telephone:  521001 
Electronic  mail:  22048  [Telex] 

FABACEAE  (AGROFORESTRY) 

FABACEAE  (BREEDING,  AGROFORESTRY) 
FABACEAE  (GERMPLASM, 
AGROFORESTRY) 

FABACEAE  (GENETICS,  AGROFORESTRY) 


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FABACEAE  (MULTIPURPOSE  TREE 
SPECIES) 

Dr.  Jean  H.  Langenheim 
Department  of  Biology 
Sinsheimer  Laboratory 
University  of  California 
Santa  Cruz,  California  95064  USA 
Voice  telephone:  408-459-2918 
FAX  telephone:  408-459-3139 
FABACEAE  (RESIN-PRODUCING  GENERA) 
COPAIFERA 
HYMENAEA 

Prof.  Kai  Larsen 
Department  of  Systematic  Botany 
University  of  Aarhus 
Nordlandsvej  68 
DK-8240  Risskov,  Denmark 
Voice  telephone:  45-86-21-06-77 
FAX  telephone:  45-86-21-18-91 
BAUHINIA  (TROPICAL  ASIA) 

CASSIA  (TROPICAL  ASIA) 

Dr..  Matt  Lavin 
Department  of  Biology 
Montana  State  University 
Bozeman,  Montana  59717-0001  USA 
FAX  telephone:  406-994-3190 
Electronic  mail:  ubiml@msu.oscs.montana.edu 
[Internet] 

COURSETIA 

FABOIDEAE  (TEMPERATE  HERBACEOUS) 
FABOIDEAE  (TROPICAL  WOODY) 

Dr.  Sang  Sun  Lee 
Dept,  of  Biol.  Sci.  and  Educ. 

Korea  National  University  of  Education 
Kang  Lae  Myun  Chung  Won  Kun 
Chung  Puk  363-791,  Korea 
Voice  telephone:  82-431-60-3702 
FAX  telephone:  82-431-272-2330 
Electronic  mail:  sslee@knuecc-sun.knue.ac.kr 
[Internet] 

FABACEAE  (ARBUSCULAR  MYCORRHIZAL 
FUNGI) 

FABACEAE  (RHIZOBIAL  CELL) 

Dr.  Jorge  Leon 
Apt.  480 

San  Pedro,  Montes  de  Oca,  Costa  Rica 
Voice  telephone:  506-25-00-50 
FABACEAE 


Prof.  Nels  R.  Lersten 
Department  of  Botany 
Iowa  State  University 
Ames,  Iowa  50011  USA 
Voice  telephone:  515-294-2169 
FAX  telephone:  515-294-1337 
Electronic  mail:  dgl.si@isumvs 
CAESALPINIEAE  (LEAF  ANATOMY) 
FABACEAE  (SYSTEMATIC  ANATOMY) 

Prof.  Ruijun  Li 
Department  of  Biology 
Harbin  Normal  University 
Harbin  150080,  People’s  Republic  of  China 
VICIA  (NORTHEASTERN  CHINA) 

Librarian 

Royal  Botanic  Gardens 

Mrs.  Macquarie’s  Road 

Sydney,  New  South  Wales  2000,  Australia 

Voice  telephone:  02-231-8152 

FAX  telephone:  02-251-7231 

FABACEAE  (LIBRARY) 

Library 

Botanisk  Centralbibliotek 
Solvgade  83,  Opg.  S 
DK-1307  Kobenhavn  K,  Denmark 
Voice  telephone:  01-12-31-46 
FABACEAE  (LIBRARY) 

Library 

Serials  and  Exchange 
New  York  Botanical  Garden 
Bronx,  New  York  10458-5126  USA 
Voice  telephone:  718-220-8761 
FABACEAE  (LIBRARY) 

Library 

Unidad  de  Recursos  Geneticos 
Centro  Agron.  Tropical  de  Invest. 

Turrialba,  Costa  Rica 
FABACEAE  (LIBRARY) 

Dr.  Alan  W.  Lievens 
Horticulture  Department 
Missouri  Botanical  Garden 
P.O.  Box  299 

St.  Louis,  Missouri  63166-0299  USA 
Voice  telephone:  314-577-5107 
FAX  telephone:  314-577-9465 
Electronic  mail:  lievens@mobot.org  [Internet] 
INDIGOFERA  (NORTH  AMERICA) 


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Dr.  Aaron  Liston 
Department  of  Botany 
Oregon  State  University 
Corvallis,  Oregon  97331  USA 
Voice  telephone:  503-737-5301 
FAX  telephone:  503-737-3573 
Electronic  mail:  listona@cgrb.orst.edu 
ASTRAGALUS  SECT.  LEPTOCARPI 
(CHEMOTAXONOMY) 

GALEGEAE  (PHYLOGENY) 

Dr.  Eduardo  Lleras-Perez 
CENARGEN/EMBRAPA 
Caixa  Postal  10.2372 
70.770  Brasilia,  DF,  Brazil 
Voice  telephone:  61-273-0100/61-272-4203 
FAX  telephone:  61-274-3212 
FABACEAE  (GERMPLASM) 

Dr.  J.  M.  Lock 
Royal  Botanic  Gardens 
Kew,  Richmond 
Surrey  TW9  3AB,  Great  Britain 
Voice  telephone:  81-332-5299 
FAX  telephone:  81-332-5278 
FABACEAE  (INDO-CHINA) 

FABACEAE  (WEST  ASIA) 

FABACEAE  (TROPICAL  AFRICA) 

Dr.  Melissa  Luckow 
Bailey  Hortorium 
462  Mann  Library 
Cornell  University 
Ithaca,  New  York  14853  USA 
Voice  telephone:  607-255-7829 
FAX  telephone:  607-255-7979 
DESMANTHUS 

Ing.For.  Anibal  Luna 
Instituto  Forestal  Latinoamericano 
Apertado  36 

Merida  5101 -A,  Venezuela 

Mr.  Smart  Lungu 

Botany  Department,  Fac.  PI.  Sciences 
University  of  Reading 
Whiteknights,  P.O.  Box  221 
Reading,  RG6  2AS,  Great  Britain 
Electronic  mail:  sbrlungu@reading.ac.uk 
[Internet] 

ENTADA 

Dr.  Albert  Yu.  Magulaev 
Dzerzhinski  Str.,  153  "b",  k.  19 
Stavropol- 17,  355017,  Russia 


Voice  telephone:  86522-2-85-29 
FABACEAE  (CHROMOSOMES,  NORTH 
CAUCASIA) 

Laurie  A.  McHargue 
Dade  County  Park  and  Recreation  Dept. 

Natural  Areas  Management 
22200  SW  137th  Avenue 
Miami,  Florida  33170  USA 
Voice  telephone:  305-257-0933 
FAX  telephone:  305-257-0937 
FABACEAE  (TROPICAL  NODULATION 
ECOLOGY) 

Cons.Fl.  Marcos  Menandro 
Caixa  Postal  81.793 
27.501-970  Resende 
Estado  do  Rio  de  Janeiro,  Brazil 
Voice  telephone:  0243-54-4638 

Sr.  Carlos  Victor  Mendon^a  Filho 
Dept-  Botlnica  - ICB,  UFMB 
Av.  Antdnio  Carlos,  6627 
Caixa  Postal  2486 
20070  Belo  Horizonte,  MG,  Brazil 
Voice  telephone:  031-448-1195 
MACHAERIUM  (BRAZIL,  SOUTHERN) 
MACHAERIUM  SECT.  OBLONGA 

Vlastimil  MikollS 
Botanical  Garden-Herbarium 
23,  Mines  Street 
SK-043  52  KoSice,  Slovakia 

Dr.  Sue  J.  Milton 
Tierberg  Karoo  Research  Centre 
P.O.  Box  47 

Prince  Albert  6930,  Republic  of  South  Africa 
Voice  telephone:  27-4436-828 
FAX  telephone:  27-4436-828 
ACACIA  (WEEDY  SPECIES,  AUSTRALIA) 
ACACIA  (PHENOLOGY,  AFRICA) 

ACACIA  (DEFOLIATION,  AFRICA) 

ACACIA  ERIOLOBA  (ASSOCIATED  ANIMALS 
IN  SW  AFRICA) 

Mr.  Dmitri  A.  Moiseev 
Department  of  Botany  and  Biology 
Biological  Faculty,  University 
Pr.  Lenina,  51 

Ekaterinburg  620083,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  3432-22-05-48 
TRIFOLIUM  SECTION  LUPINASTER 


May  1994 


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Dr.  Reinaldo  Monteiro 
Departamento  de  Botanica,  I.B.  - UNESP 
IB  - UNSEP 
Caixa  Postal  199 
Rio  Claro,  Sao  Paulo,  Brazil 
Voice  telephone:  0195-340244  Extension:  141 
FAX  telephone:  0195-344433 
Electronic  mail:  uercb  A br  fapesp.bitnet 
SESBANIA  (NEW  WORLD) 

LUPINUS  (BRAZIL) 

Fatima  M.S.  Moreira 
Departamento  de  CiSncias  do  Solo 
Escola  Superior  de  Agric.  de  Lavras 
Caixa  Postal  37 

27200-000  Lavras,  Minas  Gerais,  Brazil 
Voice  telephone:  035-821-3700  Extension: 
335/175 

Dr.  Jorge  Morera 
Centro  Agron.  Tropical  de  Invest. 

Turrialba,  Costa  Rica 
Voice  telephone:  506-56-64-40 
FAX  telephone:  506-56-15-33 

Mr.  Tim  Morton 
SUNY  Stony  Brook 
Department  of  Ecology  and  Evolution 
Stony  Brook,  New  York  11794-5245  USA 
Voice  telephone:  516-632-8600 
FAX  telephone:  516-632-7626 
Electronic  mail:  morton@sbbiovm.bitnet  [Bitnet] 
INGA  (COSTA  RICA) 

INGEAE 

INGEAE  (NONPROTEIN  AMINO  ACIDS) 

Ms.  Helen  Moss 
63  End  Road 
Linden  Extension 

Randburg  2194,  Republic  of  South  Africa 
Voice  telephone:  27-11-888-2596 
FAX  telephone:  27-11-888-2596 
FABACEAE  (FORAGES,  CENTRAL  AFRICA) 
FABACEAE  (FORAGES,  SOUTHERN 
AFRICA) 

VIGNA  (ASIA) 

Dr.  Brian  Murray 
Department  of  Botany 
University  of  Auckland 
Private  Bag  92019 
Auckland,  New  Zealand 
Voice  telephone:  64-9-373-7999 
FAX  telephone:  64-9-373-7416 
Electronic  mail:  brian_murray@bio.aukuni.ac.nz 


[Internet] 

LATHYRUS  (CYTOGENETICS) 

LATHYRUS  (INTERSPECIFIC 
HYBRIDIZATION) 

Dr.  Robert  Nash 

AFRC  Inst.  Grassland  Environ.  Research 
Plas  Gogerddan,  Aberystwyth 
Dyfed,  SY23  3EB,  Great  Britain 
Voice  telephone:  0970-828-255 
FAX  telephone:  0970-828-357 
FABACEAE  (CHEMISTRY) 

Dr.  Randall  Nelson 

USDA/ARS,  Department  of  Agronomy 
University  of  Illinois 
1102  South  Goodwin  Avenue 
Urbana,  Illinois  61801  USA 
Voice  telephone:  217-244-4346 
FAX  telephone:  217-333-4639 
GLYCINE  (GERMPLASM) 

M.Sc.  Poul  Erik  Nielsen 
The  Yam  Bean  Project 
Research  Division,  MAF 
P.O.  Box  14,  Nuku’alofa,  Tonga 
Voice  telephone:  676-24-253/676-32-125 
FAX  telephone:  676-24-271 
PACHYRHIZUS  (FIELD  TRIALS,  TONGA) 
PACHYRHIZUS  (HYBRIDIZATION) 

Dr.  Elena  V.  Nikolaevskaya 
Department  of  Botany 
Severo-Osetia  University 
Butyrina  St.,  46 
362025  Vladikavkaz,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  867-223-30-67 
FABACEAE  (LEAF  ANATOMY,  NORTH 
CAUCASUS) 

Dr.  Natalie  Novikova 
Res.  Instit.  for  Agri.  Microbiology 
Podbelski  ch.,  3 
Pushkin 

Saint  Petersburg  189620,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  7-812-476-1802 
FAX  telephone:  7-812-470-4362 
Electronic  mail:  novikova@riam.spb.su  [Internet] 
FABACEAE  (ROOT  NODULE  BACTERIA, 
SYSTEMATICS) 


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Larisa  Novoselova 

Perm  University,  Department  of  Botany 
Bukirev  Street  15 
614600  Perm,  GSP,  Russia 
MEDICAGO  (ANNUAL  SPECIES, 
REPRODUCTIVE  BIOLOGY) 

MEDICAGO  (REPRODUCTIVE  BIOLOGY) 
MEDICAGO  SECT.  HYMENOCARPOS 
(REPRODUCTIVE  BIOLOGY) 

MEDICAGO  SECT.  LUPULARIA 
(REPRODUCTIVE  BIOLOGY) 

MEDICAGO  SECT.  ORBICULARIS 
(REPRODUCTIVE  BIOLOGY) 

MEDICAGO  SECT.  SPIROCARPOS 
(REPRODUCTIVE  BIOLOGY) 

Dr.  Hugh  Goldie  Komla  Nyawuame 
Botany  Department 
University  of  Cape  Coast 
Cape  Coast,  Ghana 
FABACEAE  (NIGERIA  - PROTEIN 
CONTENT) 

FABACEAE  (NIGERIA  - GENETIC 
VARIABLITY) 

Joseph  O’Brien 
Department  of  Biology 
Florida  International  University 
University  Park 
Miami,  Florida  33199  USA 
Voice  telephone:  305-348-3415 
FAX  telephone:  305-248-1986 
Electronic  mail:  obrienj@servax.fiu.edu 
[Internet] 

AMORPHA  CRENULATA  (POPULATION 
GENETICS) 

GALACTIA  (ECOLOGY  & POPULATION 
BIOLOGY,  SOUTH  FLORIDA) 

M.Sc.  Maria  de  L.  A.  A.  de  Oliveira 
Museo  de  CiSncias  Naturais 
Fund.  Zoobot&nica  de  Rio  Grande  do  Sul 
Caixa  Postal  1 1 88 

90.690.000  Porto  Alegre,  RS,  Brazil 
Voice  telephone:  051-336-1511 
FAX  telephone:  051-336-1778 
AESCHYNOMENE  (RIO  GRANDE  DO  SUL, 
BRAZIL) 

DESMODIUM  (RIO  GRANDE  DO  SUL, 
BRAZIL) 

LUPINUS  (RIO  GRANDE  DO  SUL,  BRAZIL) 
POIRETIA  (RIO  GRANDE  DO  SUL,  BRAZIL) 

Ms.  Amanda  Ortiz 
Genetic  Resources  Unit  - CIAT 


Apartado  Aereo  6713 
Cali,  Colombia 

Voice  telephone:  57-23-675-050  Extension:  625 
FAX  telephone:  57-23-647-243 
Electronic  mail:  CGI  301 
ARACHIS  PINTOI  (ISOENZYMES, 
MORPHOLOGY) 

FABACEAE  (TROPICAL  FORAGE 
GERMPLASM) 

STYLOSANTHES  CAPITATA  (ISOENZYMES, 
MORPHOLOGY) 

Mr.  Azad  M.  Osman 
Faculty  of  Agriculture 
University  of  Mauritius 
Reduit,  Mauritius 
Voice  telephone:  54-1041 
FAX  telephone:  54-9642 
LEUCAENA 

SESBANIA  (AGRONOMY) 

Carlos  Ovalle 

Experiment  Station  Quilamapu 
I.N.T.A. 

Casilla  426 
Chilian,  Chile 

Voice  telephone:  56-42-22-11-79 
ACACIA  CAVEN 

FABACEAE  (NITROGEN-FIXING,  SOUTH 
AMERICA) 

Ing.Agr.  Ramon  Antonio  Palacios 
Lab.  PI.  Vase.,  U.  Buenos  Aires 
Pabellon  Ii,  4 Piso 
Ciudad  Universitaria 
1428  Buenos  Aires,  Argentina 
Voice  telephone:  54-1-784-8154 
Electronic  mail:  palacios@s.p.vascc.edu.ar 
[Internet] 

PHASEOLUS 

Dr.  Nonna  S.  Pavlova 
Institute  of  Biology  and  Soils 
100-letiya-Vladivostoka  Street,  159 
Vladivostok  690022,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  7-4232-31-04-07 
FABACEAE  (RUSSIAN  FAR  EAST) 

Esteban  A.  Pizarro 
SQS  213  Bloco  G apt.  502 
70.292/070  Brasilia,  DF,  Brazil 
FAX  telephone:  55-61-389-3016 
ARACHIS  (TROPICAL  FORAGE) 
CALOPOGONIUM  (TROPICAL  FORAGE) 


May  1994 


33 


CENTROSEMA  (TROPICAL  FORAGE) 
STYLOSANTHES  (TROPICAL  FORAGE) 

Plant  Science  Library 
Los  Angeles  St.  & Co.  Arboretum 
301  North  Baldwin  Avenue 
Arcadia,  California  91007-2697  USA 
Voice  telephone:  818-821-3213 
FAX  telephone:  818-445-1217 
FABACEAE  (LIBRARY) 

Dr.  Rosita  J.  Plennik 
Laboratory  of  Forage  Plant  Introduce 
Central  Siberian  Botanical  Garden 
Zolotodolinskaya  Str.,  101 
Novosibirsk  630090,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  35-30-47 
FAX  telephone:  383-2-35-49-86 
FABACEAE  (SIBERIAN,  INTRODUCTION) 

Dr.  Larisa  P.  Podolnaya 
Vavilov  Institute  of  Plant  Industry 
B.  Morskaya  Street,  42 
St.  Petersburg  190000,  Russia 
MEDICAGO  (FRUIT  AND  SEED  ANATOMY 
AND  MORPHOLOGY) 

TRIGONELLA  (FRUIT  AND  SEED 
ANATOMY  AND  MORPHOLOGY) 

Dr.  D.  S.  Pokle 
Department  of  Botany 
Deogiri  College 
Aurangabad  - 431  002,  India 
ALYSICARPUS  (INDIA) 

FABACEAE  (FLORISTICS,  INDIA, 
AURANGABAD) 

Dr.  Elena  Potokina 
Herbarium 

Vavilov  Institute  of  Plant  Industry 
B.  Morskaya  Street,  42 
St.-Petersburg  190000,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  812-314-79-54 
VICIA 

VICIA  (POLYMORPHISM  OF  NATIVE 
POPULATIONS) 

S.V.  Predeep 

Botanical  Survey  of  India 
P.O.  Botanic  Garden 
Howrah  - 711  103,  India 
Voice  telephone:  60-1038 
CLITORIINAE  (INDIA) 

DIOCLEINAE  (INDIA) 

ERYTHRININAE  (INDIA) 


GLYCININAE  (INDIA) 

PHASEOLEAE  SUBTRIBE  CLITORIINAE 
(INDIA) 

T.E.  Ruby  Punithavathy 
St.  Joseph’s  College 
Trichirapalli  - 620002 
Tamil  Nadu,  India 
FABACEAE  (HERBICIDES) 

M.Sc.  Luciano  Queiroz 
Univ.  Estadual  de  Feira  de  Santana 
Depto.  de  Cifcncias  Bioldgicas 
Km.  03  - BR  116  - Campus 
44100  Feira  de  Santana,  Bahia,  Brazil 
Voice  telephone:  075-224-1521  Extension:  214 
FAX  telephone:  075-224-2284/075-224-2075 
CRATYLIA 

DIOCLEINAE  (POLLINATION  AND 
EVOLUTION) 

FABACEAE  (FORAGE  IN  THE  CAATINGA) 
MOLDENHAWERA 

C.  Rabaa 

Laboratoire  de’Eco-Genetique 
Institut  des  Sciences  de  la  Nature 
USTHB 

B.P.  39  El  Alia,  Algers,  Algeria 
VIGNA  (HYBRIDIZATION) 

Mr.  Maxim  A.  Radionenko 
Acad.  Sci.  Ukraine 
Isnt.  Cell  Biol.  Genet.  Eng. 

Zabolotnogo  street  148,  Kiev-GSP-22 

252  022,  Ukraine 

Voice  telephone:  266-33-83 

FAX  telephone:  266-71-04 

FABACEAE  (GENETIC  ENGINEERING) 

Dr.  Luis  Ramirez-Aviles 
Universidad  de  Yucatan 
Facultad  de  Veterinaria 
Apartado  Postal  4-116 
Merida,  Yucatdn  97100,  Mexico 
Voice  telephone:  99-871896 
FAX  telephone:  99-871896 
AESCHYNOMENE  (MANAGEMENT  AND 
ENVIRONMENTAL  RESPONSES) 

ARACHIS  (MANAGEMENT  AND 
ENVIRONMENTAL  RESPONSES) 
CENTROSEMA  (MANAGEMENT  AND 
ENVIRONMENTAL  RESPONSES) 
LEUCAENA  (MANAGEMENT  AND 
ENVIRONMENTAL  RESPONSES) 


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Sergei  Repjev 

Vavilov  Institute  of  Plant  Industry 
B.  Morskaya  Street,  42 
St.  Petersburg  190000,  Russia 
VICIA  (GERMPLASM) 

Prof.  Fred  Rickson 

Department  of  Botany  & Plant  Pathology 
Oregon  State  University 
Cordley  Hall  2082 
Corvallis,  Oregon  97331-2902  USA 
Voice  telephone:  503-737-5272 
FAX  telephone:  503-737-3573 
Electronic  mail:  rickson@bcc.orst.edu 
AMHERSTIA  (PHYLOGENY, 
BIOGEOGRAPHY, 
MORPHOLOGY/ANATOMY) 

FABACEAE  (ANT  PLANTS, 
MORPHOLOGY/ANATOMY) 
HUMBOLDTIA  (PHYLOGENY, 
BIOGEOGRAPHY, 
MORPHOLOGY/ANATOMY) 
LEONARDOXA  (PHYLOGENY, 
BIOGEOGRAPHY, 
MORPHOLOGY/ANATOMY) 

SARACA  (PHYLOGENY,  BIOGEOGRAPHY, 
MORPHOLOGY/ANATOMY) 
TAMARINDUS  (PHYLOGENY, 
BIOGEOGRAPHY, 
MORPHOLOGY/ANATOMY) 

Dr.  M.  de  Lourdes  Rico-Arce 
Herbarium 

Royal  Botanic  Gardens 

Kew,  Richmond 

Surrey,  TW9  3AE,  Great  Britain 

Voice  telephone:  081-940-1171 

FAX  telephone:  081-948-1197 

Electronic  mail:  l.rico@rbgkew.org.uk  [Internet] 

ACACIA,  FILICINAE  (NEOTROPICAL) 

ACACIA,  ACULEIFERUM  (NEOTROPICAL) 

ACACIA,  ACACIAE  (NEOTROPICAL) 

PITHECELLOBIUM  (NEW  WORLD) 

INGEAE 

Dr.  Jeannette  Ridder-Numan 
Rijksherbarium/Hortus  Botanicus 
Postbus  9514 

2300  RA  Leiden,  Netherlands 
Voice  telephone:  071-273572/00 
FAX  telephone:  071-273511 
Electronic  mail:  ridder@rulrhb.leidenuniv.nl 
[Internet] 

BUTEA  (PHYLOGENY) 

FABACEAE  (BIOGEOGRAPHY,  SE  ASIA) 


KUNSTLERIA  (PHYLOGENY) 
SPATHOLOBUS  (PHYLOGENY) 

Dr.  Henry  A.  Rodriguez-Carrasquero 
Apartado  de  Correos  #24 
Merida  5 101 -A,  Venezuela 
Voice  telephone:  58-74-40 1 583/58-74-44 1115 
FAX  telephone:  58-74-401503 
FABACEAE  (VENEZUELA) 

John  T.  Romeo 
Department  of  Biology 
University  of  South  Florida 
Tampa,  Florida  33620  USA 
Voice  telephone:  813-974-3250 
FAX  telephone:  813-974-3263 
Electronic  mail:  romeo@chuma.cas.usf.edu 
[Internet] 

CALLIANDRA  (CHEMISTRY) 

INGA  (CHEMISTRY) 

Prof.  Gerald  A.  Rosenthal 
101  T.H.  Morgan  Building 
Biochemical  Ecology  Laboratory 
University  of  Kentucky 
Lexington,  Kentucky  40506  USA 
Voice  telephone:  606-257-2652 
FAX  telephone:  606-323-1059 
FABACEAE  (BIOCHEMICAL  ECOLOGY) 
FABACEAE  (BIOCHEMISTRY) 

FABACEAE  (NONPROTEIN  AMINO  ACIDS) 

Dr.  Yuri  R.  Roskov 
Herbarium 

V.L.  Komarov  Botanical  Institute 

Prof.  Popov  Street  2 

St.  Petersburg  197376,  Russia 

Voice  telephone:  812-234-84-63 

FAX  telephone:  812-234-45-12 

Electronic  mail:  binran@glas.apc.org  [Internet] 

FABACEAE  (ILDIS  FOR  RUSSIA) 

MEDICAGO  (FORMER  USSR) 

MELILOTUS  (FORMER  USSR) 

TRIFOLIUM  (FORMER  USSR) 

Vadim  A.  Sagalaev 
Botany  Department 
Volgograd  Pedagogical  University 
Lenins  Prospect,  27 
400013  Volgograd,  Russia 
ASTRAGALUS  (FLORA  OF  LOWER  VOLGA) 

Mr.  Chinbatyn  Sanchyr 
Herbarium 


May  1994 


35 


Komarov  Botanical  Institute 
Prof.  Popov  Street,  2 
St.  Petersburg  197376,  Russia 
CARAGANA  (INTRODUCTION  INTO 
MONGOLIA) 

CARAGANA  (TAXONOMY) 

Dr.  Michael  J.  Sanderson 
Department  of  Biology  / 314 
University  of  Nevada,  Reno 
Reno,  Nevada  89557  USA 
Voice  telephone:  702-784-1703 
FAX  telephone:  702-784-1302 
Electronic  mail:  sander-m@equinov.unr.edu 
[Internet] 

ASTRAGALUS  (MOLECULAR 
PHYLOGENTICS) 

GALEGEAE  (MOLECULAR  PHYLOGENTICS) 

Dr.  V.V.L.N.  Sarma 
Department  of  Botany 
1-6-170,  Jubleepura 
Khammam  507003  A.P.,  India 

Dr.  Ignacimuthu  Savarimuthu,  S.J. 

Department  of  Botany 

St.  Joseph’s  College  (Autonomous) 

Tiruchirapalli  - 620  002,  India 
FABACEAE  (PULSES,  NITROGEN  FIXING) 
FABACEAE  (PULSE  IMPROVEMENT) 
FABACEAE  (RHIZOBIA,  WILD) 

Dr.  Rudolf  Schmid 
Department  of  Integrative  Biology 
University  of  California,  Berkeley 
Berkeley,  California  94720  USA 
Voice  telephone:  510-525-0439 
FAX  telephone:  510-643-6264 
Electronic  mail:  schmid@garnet.berkeley.edu 
[Internet] 

FABACEAE  (PUBLICATION  REVIEWS, 
TAXON) 

Stud.Agr  Axel  Schmidt 
UniversitOt  Hohenheim 
Inst,  fur  PflanzenBau  in  Tropen  (380) 

Postfach  700562 
D-70593  Stuttgart,  Germany 
Voice  telephone:  49-711-450-2764/49-711-703- 
995 

FAX  telephone:  49-711-459-2304 
Electronic  mail:  @nsl. nz.uni_hohenheim.de 
docto  [Internet] 


Dr.  Andrew  Schnabel 
Department  of  Botany 
353  Bessey  Hall 
Iowa  State  University 
Ames,  Iowa  50011-1020  USA 
FAX  telephone:  515-294-1337 
Electronic  mail:  al.afs@isumvs 
GLEDITSIA  (CLADISTIC  BIOGEOGRAPHY) 
GYMNOCLADUS  (CLADISTIC 
BIOGEOGRAPHY) 

Dr.  Brian  Schrire 

Herbarium,  Royal  Botanic  Gardens 

Kew,  Richmond 

Surrey  TW9  3AB,  Great  Britain 

Voice  telephone:  081-940-1171  Extension:  4237 

FAX  telephone:  081-948-1197 

INDIGOFEREAE  (AFRICA) 

MILLETTIEAE  (AFRICA) 

FABOIDEAE  (SOUTH  AFRICAN 
BIOGEOGRAPHY) 

Prof.  Rainer  Schultze-Kraft 
Universit&t  Hohenheim  (380) 

D-70593  Stuttgart,  Germany 
Voice  telephone:  49-711-459-2764 
FAX  telephone:  49-711-459-2304 
Electronic  mail:  inst380@dsOruhl  1 [Bitnet] 
CENTROSEMA 
FABACEAE  (GERMPLASM) 

Prof.  David  S.  Seigler 
Department  of  Plant  Biology 
University  of  Illinois 
265  Morrill  Hall 
505  S.  Goodwin  Avenue 
Urbana,  Illinois  61801  USA 
Voice  telephone:  217-333-7577 
FAX  telephone:  217-244-7246 
Electronic  mail:  dave_seigler@qmsl.life.uiuc.edu 
[Internet] 

ACACIA  (CHEMOSYSTEMATICS, 
CYANOGENESIS) 

PITHECELLOBIUM  (CHEMOSYSTEMATICS, 
CYANOGENESIS) 

Dr.  Henry  L.  Shands 
USDA/ARS/NPS 
Rm.  140,  Bldg.  005,  BARC-West 
10300  Baltimore  Avenue 
Beltsville,  Maryland  20705-2350  USA 
Voice  telephone:  301-504-5311 
Electronic  mail:  shands  [USDA,  ARS,  GRIN] 
FABACEAE  (GERMPLASM) 


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Ms.  Bulyak  A.  Sharipova 
Institute  of  Botany 
Karamov  Str.,  27 

Dushanbe  734017,  Tadzhikistan  Republic 
Voice  telephone:  31-36-16 
FABACEAE  (TADZHIKISTAN) 

Prof.  Charles  E.  Simpson 
Texas  Agric.  Exp.  Stn. 

P.O.  Box  292 

Stephenville,  Texas  76401-0292  USA 

Voice  telephone:  817-968-4144 

FAX  telephone:  817-965-3759 

Electronic  mail:  c-simpson@tamu.edu  [Internet] 

Marcos  Sobral 
CPG  Farmlcia,  UFRGS 
Ipiranga  2752 

90.610  Porto  Alegre,  Rio  Grande  do  Sul,  Brazil 
MIMOSA  (RIO  GRANDE  DO  SUL,  BRAZIL) 

Mr.  Dmitry  D.  Sokoloff 
Department  of  Higher  Plants 
Moscow  State  University 
Moscow  119899,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  095-425-45-26 
Electronic  mail:  sokoloff@frmeu51.bitnet  [Bitnet] 
ANTHYLLIS  VULNERARIA  (TAXONOMY) 

Mr.  Mario  Sousa-Pena 
Department  of  Ecology  & Evol.  Biology 
University  of  Connecticut 
Box  U-43 

75  N.  Eagleville  Road 

Storrs,  Connecticut  06269-3043  USA 

Voice  telephone:  203-486-1890 

FAX  telephone:  203-486-6364 

Electronic  mail:  sousapen@uconnvm 

PHASEOLUS  COCCINEUS  (POLLINATION) 

Dr.  Calvin  Sperling 
USDA/ARS/NGRL 
Rm.  321,  Bldg.  001,  BARC-West 
10300  Baltimore  Avenue 
Beltsville,  Maryland  20705-2350  USA 
Voice  telephone:  301-504-5251 
FAX  telephone:  301-504-5536 
FABACEAE (GERMPLASM) 

Mr.  Richard  Spjut 
USDA/ARS,  SB&ML, 

Rm.  304,  Bldg.  011  A,  BARC-West 
10300  Baltimore  Avenue 
Beltsville,  Maryland  20705-2350  USA 


Voice  telephone:  301-504-8394 
FAX  telephone:  301-504-5810 
Electronic  mail: 

JKIRKBRIDE@ASRR.ARSUSDA.GOV 

[Internet] 

CYNOMETRA  (ECOLOGY) 

CYNOMETRA  (PHYTOGEOGRAPHY) 
CYNOMETRA  (TAXONOMY) 

Dr.  Basil  Stergios  D. 

Herb&rio  Universitario 
UNELLEZ 

Mesa  de  Cavacas,  Edo.  Portuguesa 
3323,  Venezuela 

Voice  telephone:  58-57-68006/68007/68008 
FAX  telephone:  58-57-68156 
ALDINA  (TAXONOMY) 

CAMPSIANDRA  (TAXONOMY) 
CAESALPINIEAE  (FLORA  OF  THE  GUINAS) 
CAESALPINIEAE  (VENEZUELA) 

FABACEAE  (SOUTH  AMERICAN  TREES) 

Prof.  Rod  J.  Summerfield 
Dept.  Agriculture,  Univ.  of  Reading 
Earley  Gate,  P.O.  Box  236 
Reading  RG6  2AT,  Berkshire,  Great  Britain 
Voice  telephone:  0734-318482 
FAX  telephone:  0734-352421 
Electronic  mail:  847813  [Telex] 

PHASEOLEAE  (CROP  PHYSIOLOGY) 
VICIEAE  (CROP  PHYSIOLOGY) 

Dr.  Maria  Jose  Suso 
Instituto  de  Agricultura  Sustenable 
Apartado  4084 
14080  Cdrdoba,  Spain 
Voice  telephone:  957-293333 
FAX  telephone:  957-202721 
CICER 
VICIA  FABA 

Dr.  Wojciech  Swiecicki 
Institute  of  Plant  Genetics 
60-479  Strzeszynska  34 
Poznan,  Poland 

Voice  telephone:  48-61-233-511 
FAX  telephone:  48-61-221-122 
LUPINUS  (GERMPLASM) 

LUPINUS  (LINKAGE  MAPS  OF 
MOLECULAR  MARKERS) 

PISUM  (GERMPLASM) 

PISUM  (ISOZYMES  IN  CORE  GERMPLASM 
COLLECTIONS) 


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Dr.  Andrej  K.  Sytin 
Herbarium 

V.L.  Komarov  Botanical  Institute 
197376,  Prof.  Popov  Street,  2 
St.  Petersburg  197346,  Russia 
ASTRAGALUS  (FORMER  USSR) 

OXYTROPIS  (FORMER  USSR) 

Dr.  A.  T.  Szab6 

University  of  Western  Hungary 
Berzsenyi  College,  Botany,  LEGEC 
Szombathely  H-9701  P.O.B.  170,  Hungary 
Voice  telephone:  36-94-313-892 
Electronic  mail:  hl795sza<S>ellahu 
FABACEAE  (DATABASES  FOR  GERMPLASM 
AND  DINITROGEN  FIXATION) 

TRIFOLIUM  (POLYPLOID  EVOLUTION) 
TRIFOLIUM  SECT.  STENOSTOMUM 
TRIFOLIUM  PANNONICUM 

Dr.  Greg  Tanner 

CSIRO,  Division  of  Plant  Industry 
G.P.O.  Box  1600 

Canberra,  A.C.T.,  2601,  Australia 
Voice  telephone:  062-465044 
FAX  telephone:  062-473785 
Electronic  mail:  gregt@oican.oz.au@uunet. uu.net 
FABACEAE  (FORAGE  LEGUME 
FLAVONOIDS) 

FABACEAE  (FORAGE  LEGUME  TANNINS) 

Dr.  Tamara  E.  Teplyakova 
SPTU-256,  dom  4,  k.  31 
Razmetelevo  188686 
Vsevolozhsk  Distr. 

Leningrad  Region,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  218-81-11 
GLYCINE  MAX 

Dr.  Mary  D.  Tindale 
Royal  Botanic  Gardens 
Sydney,  N.S.W.  2000,  Australia 
Voice  telephone:  02-231-8111 
FAX  telephone:  02-251-7231 
ACACIA  (AUSTRALIA) 

GLYCINE 

Prof.  Johannes  Van  Staden 
NU  Research  Unit  PI.  Growth  & Develop. 
Department  of  Botany,  Natal  University 
P.O.  Box  375 

Pietermaritzburg  3200,  Republic  of  South  Africa 
Voice  telephone:  0331-955-130/0331-955-131 
FAX  telephone:  0331-69074 


FABACEAE  (SEED  COAT  IN 
GERMINATION) 

Dr.  Thierry  Vanderborght 
Jardin  Botanique  National  de  Belgique 
Domaine  de  Bouchout 
B-1860  Meise,  Belgium 
FAX  telephone:  32-2-270-1567 
PHASEOLUS  (GERMPLASM) 

VIGNA  (GERMPLASM) 

Ing.Agr.  Ricardo  Vanni 
Instituto  de  Bottnica  del  Nordeste 
Sargento  Cabral  2131 
Casilla  de  Correo  209 
3400  Corrientes,  Argentina 
Voice  telephone:  07-83-27-309 
FAX  telephone:  07-83-27-131 
FABACEAE  (NORTHEAST  ARGENTINA) 

M.Bot.  Angela  Matria  S.  da  F.  Vaz 
Jardim  Bot&nico  do  Rio  de  Janeiro 
Setor  de  Botanica  Sistematica 
Rua  Pacheco  Leao,  915 
22.460  Rio  de  Janeiro,  R.  J.,  Brazil 
Voice  telephone:  021-511-2588/021-511-2749 
FAX  telephone:  021-294-6590 
Electronic  mail:  213-3623 
BAUHINIA  (BRAZIL,  CHECKLIST) 
BAUHINIA  (CENTRAL-WESTERN  BRAZIL) 
BAUHINIA  (RIO  DE  JANEIRO,  BRAZIL) 
BAUHINIA  SECT.  CAULOTRETUS  (BRAZIL) 
BAUHINIA  SECT.  SCHNELLA  (BRAZIL) 

Elizabeth  Ann  Veasey 
Rua  M.  Ferraz  de  Arruda  Campos,  302/33 
Bairro  dos  Alemaes 

13.417-120  Piracicaba,  Sao  Paulo,  Brazil 
SESBANIA  (GENETIC  VARIABILITY) 

V.  Vereshchagina 

Perm  University,  Department  of  Botany 
Bukirev  Street  15 
614600  Perm,  GSP,  Russia 
MEDICAGO  (PERENNIAL  SPECIES, 
REPRODUCTIVE  BIOLOGY) 

Lie.  Alejandra  Elena  Vilela 
Av.  Las  Heras  3893  5-A 
1425  Buenos  Aires,  Argentina 
Voice  telephone:  54-1-801-8279 
FAX  telephone:  54-1-49-8840 
Electronic  mail:  vilela<a>spvasc.edu.ar  [Internet] 
PROSOPIS  (LEAF  ANATOMY) 


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V.V.  Vorontchikhin 
Department  of  Plant  Physiology 
Biological  Faculty,  Moscow  State  Univ. 

Moscow,  119899,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  939-21-18 
CICER  (SEED  ANATOMY, 
ULTRASTRUCTURE) 

CORONILLA  (SEED  ANATOMY, 
ULTRASTRUCTURE) 

VICIA  (SEED  ANATOMY, 
ULTRASTRUCTURE) 

Mrs.  Dilmani  Warnasuriya 
OIC,  Information  Service 
363,  Bauddhaloka  Mawatha 
Colombo  07,  Sri  Lanka 
Voice  telephone:  698-624/693-807 
FAX  telephone:  94-1-686-567 
Electronic  mail:  dilmani@cisir.ac.lk  [Internet] 
FABACEAE  (LIBRARY) 

Prof.  Juergen  K.  P.  Weder 
Institut  f.  Lebensmittelchemie 
Technische  Universit&t  Munchen 
Lichtenbergstr.4,  D-85748  Garching,  Germany 
Voice  telephone:  089-320-93266 
FAX  telephone:  089-320-94183 
FABACEAE  (PROTEASES) 

FABACEAE  (PROTEASE  INHIBITORS) 

LENS  CULINARIS  (TRYPSIN-CHYMOTRYSIN 
INHIBITOR) 

Dr.  George  White 
USDA/ARS/NGRL 
Bldg.  003,  Rm.  409,  BARC-West 
10300  Baltimore  Avenue 
Beltsville,  Maryland  20705-2350  USA 
Voice  telephone:  301-504-5328 
FAX  telephone:  301-504-6305 
FABACEAE  (GERMPLASM) 

Dr.  John  H.  Wiersema 
USDA/ARS,  SB&ML, 

Rm.  304,  Bldg.  011  A,  BARC-West 
10300  Baltimore  Avenue 
Beltsville,  Maryland  20705-2350  USA 
Voice  telephone:  301-504-9181 
FAX  telephone:  301-504-5810 
Electronic  mail:  SBMLJW@SOL.ARS- 
GRIN.GOV  [Internet] 

FABACEAE  (BEAN  BAG,  CO-EDITOR) 
FABACEAE  (NOMENCLATURE) 

Dr.  David  E.  Williams 
USDA/ARS/NGRL 


Rm.  400,  Bldg.  003,  BARC-West 
10300  Baltimore  Avenue 
Beltsville,  Maryland  20705-2350  USA 
Voice  telephone:  301-504-6310 
FAX  telephone:  301-504-6305 
ARACHIS  (GERMPLASM) 

Dr.  Martin  F.  Wojciechowski 
University  of  Arizona 
Dept,  of  Ecol.  & Evolutionary  Biology 
Tucson,  Arizona  85721  USA 
Voice  telephone:  602-621-9643 
FAX  telephone:  602-621-9190 
Electronic  mail:  loco@ccit.arizona.edu  [Internet] 
ASTRAGALUS  (MOLECULAR  BIOLOGY) 
ASTRAGALUS  (MORPHOLOGY) 
ASTRAGALUS  (NEW  WORLD) 
ASTRAGALUS  (PHYLOGENETICS) 
OXYTROPIS  (NEW  WORLD) 

OXYTROPIS  (PHYLOGENETICS) 

Mr.  Alfredo  Wong-Le6n 
Departamento  de  Botinica 
Instituto  de  Biologia 
Apartado  Postal  70-233 
C. P.045 10  C.U.  Del.  Coyoac£,  Mexico, DF, 
Mexico 

Voice  telephone:  622-5692 
FAX  telephone:  525-550-1760 
Electronic  mail:  wong@redvaxl.dgsca.unam.mx 
[Internet] 

PHASEOLUS  (MORPHOMETRY) 

Prof.  Zheng-Yi  Wu 

Depart,  of  Plant  Systematics  & Phytog. 

Kunming  Inst.  Bot.,  Academia  Sinica 
Kunming,  Yunnan  650204,  People’s  Republic  of 
China 

Voice  telephone:  871-515-0660  Extension:  3524 
FAX  telephone:  871-515-0227 
Electronic  mail:  2784  Kunming 
FABACEAE  (YUNNAN) 

Prof.  Gennadi  P.  Yakovlev 
Popov  Street,  14 

Chemical-Pharmaceutical  Institute 
197022  St.  Petersburg,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  812-234-57-29 
FAX  telephone:  812-234-60-44 
Electronic  mail:  alex@pharm.spb.su  [Internet] 
SOPHOREAE  (FORMER  USSR,  CENTRAL 
ASIA) 

FABACEAE  (FORMER  USSR,  CENTRAL 
ASIA) 


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Svetlana  A.  Zymnitskaya 
Department  of  Botany  and  Ecology 
Biological  Faculty,  University 
Pz.  Lenina,  51 

Ekaterinburg  620083,  Russia 
Voice  telephone:  3434-220-548 
TRIFOLIUM  (EMBRYOLOGY) 


Addendum: 

Ing.Agr.  Cesar  Augusto  Bianco 
Facultad  de  Agronomia  y Veterinaria 
Bot&nica  Sistemltica 
Estafeta  Postal  N-  9 580  Rio  Cuarto 
Cdrdoba,  Argentina 

FABACEAE  (CORDOBA,  ARGENTINA) 
Voice  tepehone:  0586-33858 
FAX  telephone:  0586-45980 


Dr.  Elisabeth  Zindler-Frank 
Biologie 

University  Konstanz 
P.O.  Box 

D-78434  Konstanz,  Germany 
Voice  telephone:  49-7531-882104 
FAX  telephone:  49-7531-883042 
CANA  VALIA  (CRYSTAL  IDIOBLASTS) 
PHASEOLUS  (CRYSTAL  IDIOBLASTS) 


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