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/Home/Sciences/Life Sciences/Plant Life/Plant Societies American Fern Society Votes:0 YOU MUST HAVE A FRAMES CAPABLE BROWSER TO VIEW THIS DOCUMENT Read More Go to Site Roses | American Rose Society | Growing Roses Votes:0 Contacting the ARS American Rose Society P. O. Box 30,000 Shreveport, LA 71130-0030 E-mail : ars@ars-hq.org Phone: 318-938-5402 Fax: 318-938-5405 Webmaster Site designed by Orange County Web Design Last edited: 18 November, 2007 Yes! You CAN grow Beautiful Roses. Here at the American Rose Society, we understand how important roses are. If you want to know more about choosing roses, growing roses, pruning roses, the American Rose Society and how to become a member or how to find out about an upcoming rose show, you've come to the right place. Members of the American Rose Society encompass all levels of experience with roses and are committed to promoting the rose in all its diversity. If there's one thing that all American Rose Society members have in common, it's a love of roses. At Your S Read More Go to Site ABLS Home Page Votes:0 About the Society The Bryologist Evansia Membership Services Society Officers ABLS Meetings 8/15/06 Meetings, Workshops, Classes, Seminars, and Forays ABLS News 11/1/05 ABLS Bulletin Board 3/8/06 Specimen Exchanges Publications For Sale ABLS Logo T-Shirts Other Bryological and Lichenological Journals Internet Resources Scholarship and Research Residencies Announcement Membership Directories are now available. Click on Membership Services above . This ABLS Web site is included in the ISI Current Web Contents™ Photos above are property of Virtual Foliage and are used with permission. The ABLS site is maintained by Tony Morosco ; waltony@ucjeps.herb.berkeley.edu The ABLS site is maintained by Robert S. Egan ( regan@mail.unomaha.edu ) and was last updated on June 23, 2005 Read More Go to Site ABS - Welcome Votes:0 Welcome Promoting the Beauty and Utility of Bamboo Navigation Welcome The ABS and its Chapters News Frequently Asked Questions Events General bamboo info Species Source List Books on bamboo ABS Journal archive Search Commercial messages Site feedback Copyright and Credits Table of Contents Welcome to the American Bamboo Society Web site The ABS was formed in 1979 and today we have over 1,400 members living throughout the U.S. and in 37 other countries. The ABS issues a bimonthly Magazine and the Journal to disseminate information about the use, care, propagation and beauty of bamboo. We sponsor lectures, conferences, tours and plant sales in the Chapter areas. Chapters maintain bamboo libraries, distribute publications and donate plants to public gardens. The list of topics at the left wil Read More Go to Site AIS: American Iris Society website Votes:0 h k Welcome to the official American Iris Society (AIS) website Welcome to the American Iris Society (AIS) website. We hope that you will find this website an informative and helpful resource to all kinds of iris information. The American Iris Society is a nonprofit institution incorporated February 2, 1927, in the County of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania. By the terms of the Charter, the Corporation has no stockholders and exists for the sole purpose of promoting the culture and improvement of the Iris. Click here to join the AIS now! Join or renew your membership with with our on-line AIS membership payment selections. For full details on AIS membership please visit the Membership Information area. It's AIS calendar time again! The all new 2008 AIS iris calendars " The World of Read More Go to Site American Clematis Society Votes:0 Join the fun! 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Since 1922, we have provided America's gardeners with the highest quality gardening and horticultural education possible. We accomplish this with the help of an impressive network of experts -- from the members of our Board of Directors, specialized Advisory Committees, National Great American Gardener Award Winners and corporate sponsors. At AHS you?ll get connected -- to great gardens around the world, gardening education for all levels of Read More Go to Site American Horticultural Society Votes:0 Awards Books Events Gardening Q and A How Can I Give? Internet Community and Links Master Gardeners Members Only Membership Organization Information Press Room Publications Reciprocal Admissions Program River Farm Site Map --> Youth Gardening The American Horticultural Society (AHS) is one of the oldest national gardening organizations in the country. Since 1922, we have provided America's gardeners with the highest quality gardening and horticultural education possible. 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While botanical art encompasses a range of styles, the focus of the ASBA is on work that conforms to the above definition, whether it takes the form of scientific illustration or realistic flower painting. Incorporated in February 1995, the ASBA is open to all artists and others interested in furthering the development of botanical art. Annual participation, is open to individua Read More Go to Site American Society of Plant Biologists Home Page Votes:0 11/20/07 CONTACT US SITE MAP SEARCH PRIVACY POLICY ADVERTISE About ASPB Membership Meetings Publications Committees Sections Education Job Bank Public Affairs Foundation Awards Libraries Ecards HOME MEMBERS ONLY Discounts Benefits Resources Directory Newsletter ?2007 ASPB All rights reserved. ASPB Disclaimer A Call To Action: 12 Academics Jailed and Tortured in Bangladesh ASPB Statement on James Watson Opinions ASPB Has New Check Mailing Address ! USDA Presents NRI Discovery Award to ASPB Member Jorge Dubcovsky Producing Cellulosic Biomass for Biofuels Hola! View New Photos From the Site of ASPB's Upcoming Meetings in MÉrida, Mexico The current USDA-DOE Plant Feedstock Genomics for Bioenergy solicitation has been posted. Members! 2008 Renewal is Now Open! Renew by December 1, 2007 for iPOD Read More Go to Site Arizona Native Plant Society Votes:0 Home The Society About Us/ Contact Us Chapters Membership Merchandise Grants The Plant Press The Plants Conservation Floras Rare Plants Invasives Grow Native Weed Wackers CWMA Plant Laws Sources for Native Plants Links Welcome to the Arizona Native Plant Society! The Arizona Native Plant Society is a statewide nonprofit organization devoted to Arizona's native plants. Its mission is to promote knowledge, appreciation, conservation, and restoration of Arizona native plants and their habitats. 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(page 40) If you are interested in "Hybridizing Episcias", you will want to read Thad Scaggs' on page 35 in this issue. The color photos show some of the outstanding hybrids Thad has produced. AVSA's Best Variety List for 2007 is on page 17. Once again Floyd Lawson has compiled the list of AVSA members' favorites. This is an excellent tool to use when adding to your 'wish list'. Don Geiss shares his experience Read More Go to Site British Phycological Journal: Welcome Votes:0 British Phycological Society Welcome Aims and Vision Constitution Council Documents Courses Meetings Membership European Journal of Phycology Publications Links The Phycologist Contact Us Intranet Admin News Message from the President regarding the Federation of European Phycological Societies The Federation of European Phycological Societies (FEPS) was established on 22 July 2007. This occurred at the beginning of the 4 th European Phycological Congress in Oviedo, Spain. FEPS was established by the signatures of the Presidents, or their delegates, of 7 constituted national Phycological Societies and Algal Groups , namely the Belgian-Dutch, British, German, Greek, Italian, Polish and Spanish. I was pleased to sign on behalf of the BPS. The BPS, alongside these other national Societies and Read More Go to Site California Native Plant Society - CNPS Votes:0 Programs / Projects: Vegetation | Horticulture | Conservation | Rare Plants | Legislation | Education | Publications end 'nav2' div --> Breaking News: CNPS and seven other environmental organizations support the University of California’s decision to reduce the footprint and associated environmental impacts of the UC Merced campus and community. The traumatic Southern California fires beg for action. Many people and agencies are reacting in ways that ignore experiences with previous wind driven fires in the region. Follow this list of resources from the San Diego chapter for proven information and solutions. Why is Conservation Important to CNPS? California is a worldwide recognized biodiversity hotspot. Less than 10% of our original coastal sage scrub land and less than 1% of native Read More Go to Site Camellia Homepage - The International Camellia Society Votes:0 T HE I NTERNATIONAL C AMELLIA S OCIETY (ICS) CAMELLIA: The plant genus, its culture, description, journals, books, research, documents and history Please note: you dialed the old server location. The correct bookmark is: http://camellia-ics.org/ Responsible: Klaus Peper Read More Go to Site COGS Votes:0 Canberra Organic Growers Society Our website has moved to www.cogs.asn.au/ Please wait while we open the new site, or click on the link above. Remember to change your bookmark. 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Display date: 01/09/2006 Drop date: 12/09/2008 Last change: 06/25/2007 Changed by: Shirley Denton FNPS Chapter Fund Rais Read More Go to Site Gainesville Camellia Society- Florida--growing and showing camellia flowers Votes:0 Gainesville Camellia Society Gainesville, Florida Navigation Menu Home Page Membership Program Schedule Our Seasonal Culture Guide American Camellia Society Show Dates 2006-2007 GCS Show Winners Common Camellia Leaf Ailments Articles written by GCS Members GCS Links Page Gainesville Camellia Society---Florida The Gainesville Camellia Society is a local society in Gainesville, Florida, whose members meet in the fall, winter and spring months and who present an annual Camellia show during that period, typically the first weekend in January. The monthly meetings are devoted to the various cultural aspects of the Camellia, including grafting, air layering, pruning, and applying giberellic acid for earlier and larger blooms. We enjoy all camellias, including japonicas, sasanquas, reticulatas, a Read More Go to Site Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner at Home.net Votes:0 Welcome to Home.net Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner Real Estate Brokers Interior Decorating Real Estate Foreclosures Home Remodeling Work From Home Furniture Cheap furniture | Timeshares | Modular homes | Home improvements Read More Go to Site Idaho Fish and Game Home Votes:0 HEADLINES Four Mule Deer Poached Record Brown Trout Caught Volunteers Needed For Sagebrush Seed Collection — 2007 Waterfowl Seasons and Rules RECENTLY ADDED PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT CONTACT US TERMS AND CONDITIONS PRIVACY POLICY EMPLOYMENT MISSION STATEMENT © Idaho Fish and Game Read More Go to Site Index of /~ispmb Votes:0 Index of /~ispmb Name Last modified Size Description Parent Directory - Apache/2.0.46 (Red Hat) Server at www.uga.edu Port 80 Read More Go to Site International Aroid Society Homepage Votes:0 Members Log-in Here Welcome to the International Aroid Society Join or Renew Today! What is an Aroid? Aroid is the common name for members of the Araceae family of plants, sometimes known as the Philodendron or Arum family. The occasionally beautiful and often bizarre combination of spathe and spadix called the inflorescence, sometimes referred to as a "flower", is a distinguishing feature of all aroids. Aroid of the Day The International Aroid Society has over 5000 images of aroids available on this website. Each day, we showcase one special plant here. Click on the thumbnail for a bigger picture and more information... and be sure to come back tomorrow for another fascinating aroid! Please visit our sponsors. Along with the members of the IAS, they make this website possible. C Read More Go to Site ISEP - International Society for Environmental Protection Votes:0 About ISEP organisation - partners Conferences proceedings - real audio Projects profiles - links Publications list - download - order form Also visit... A service provided by ISEP © International Society for Environmental Protection (ISEP) Mail: Marxergasse 3/20, A-1030 Vienna, AUSTRIA Phone: +43 1 715 28 28 0 Fax: +43 1 715 28 28 19 Quick Search: Advanced Search Read More Go to Site Israeli Society of Plant Sciences Votes:0 Israeli Society of Plant Sciences &nbsp The objectives of the society are to promote interest and encourage research in the various fields of plant sciences, and to promote communication between its members and members of similar societies in other countries. ISRAEL JOURNAL OF PLANT SCIENCES is the official publication of the Society. Annual Meeting, February 15 2007 Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Quality Sciences, Rehovot Program Download registration form &nbsp Click here for information about membreship fees. Print and fill the form and write your check to the order of the "Israeli Society for IAPTCMB". Send it to Dr. Rafael Perl-Treves , Faculty of Life Sciences, Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan 52900. Related Academic Units in Israel Announcements Scientific Conferences Read More Go to Site Lodence's Home Page 2 Votes:0 Who are we and what are we doing? The Iowa City Orchid Society was organized in the fall of 1991. We currenty have 25 paid members. The society meets primarily on the third Thursday of the month at the Coralville Library, downstairs. There is a half hour social time from 6:30-7:00PM with the meeting beginning at 7:00PM and ending at 9:00PM. Membership dues are $15.00 for one year (January - December). Below is our current newsletter: THE SPIKE Newsletter of the Iowa City Orchid Society Volume 5, No.12 Editor Jon L. Lorence December 1996 DECEMBER MEETING OF THE IOWA CITY ORCHID SOCIETY For our December meeting we will be having a potluck dinner at the Coralville Public Library on December 19, 1996 at 6:30 PM. The meat and drinks will be furnished by the Society. Those attending are asked to Read More Go to Site New Page 1 Votes:0 This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Read More Go to Site Phycological Society of America index Votes:0 The Phycological Society of America (PSA) 2007 PSA Election Results Office Candidate VP/President Charles Amsler Membership Director Roy Lehman Program Director Terence Evens Student Representative, EC Daryl Lam Editorial Board Michael Wynne Editorial Board Curt Pueschel Editorial Board Charles Amsler Editorial Board Charles Delwiche Current Issue: Summer Fall 2007 Volume 43 No. 2 (5 Mb PDF) The Society was formed in 1946 to promote the study of algae and phycological research. Explore the links below to learn more about PSA and algae. Send information, updates, corrections and suggestions on this website to Judith Connor, your PSA webmaster . NEWS: Algae and phycologists in the media, PSA New. RESOURCES for teaching and research. PSA Listserve . Archives of PSA newsletters . OPPORTUNITIES Read More Go to Site Rothamsted Internet Votes:0 HOLDING PAGE Read More Go to Site Savage Joy Corporation - Welcome Votes:0 WHO WE ARE WHAT WE DO CONTACT US Read More Go to Site Scientific Societies Votes:0 3340 Pilot Knob Road St. Paul, MN 55121-2097 USA Phone: +1.651.454.7250 Fax: +1.651.454.0766 Scientific Societies Welcome to Scientific Societies, the headquarters and administrative offices of several scientific associations. Please feel free to visit the various websites and initiatives of the associations we represent: AACC International www.aaccnet.org The American Phytopathological Society www.apsnet.org The Plant Management Network www.plantmanagementnetwork.org American Society of Brewing Chemists www.asbcnet.org Master Brewers Association of the Americas www.mbaa.com The Controlled Release Society www.controlledreleasesociety.org Food Developer's e-Source www.fooddevelopersesource.org/ Other associations that we assist in various capacities include: International Society for Molecu Read More Go to Site Systematic Botany - American Society of Plant Taxonomists Votes:0 American Society of Plant Taxonomists New Jobs! Powered by ASPT Home Annual Meeting Careers in Systematics Links and Databases ASPT Publications Newsletter Systematic Botany Systematic Botany Monographs Society Information ASPT Bylaws Awards and Funding Officers and Committees Membership Database Membership Corresponding Members Statement on Evolution You are here: ASPT Publications / Systematic Botany / Systematic Botany Systematic Botany is the scientific journal of ASPT and publishes four issues per year. See the links below for online copy and submission and editor contact information. For a limited time the American Society of Plant Taxonomists is providing free online access to Systematic Botany 30 (1), 2005. If you are not yet a member of ASPT please examine this trial issue of our Read More Go to Site The Conifer Society Home Page Votes:0 Enter Site Here! Copyright ? 1999-2005 American Conifer Society . All rights reserved. No part of this website may be reproduced without prior written permission of the American Conifer Society. Opinions expressed by authors and advertisers are not necessarily those of the Society. Permission requests to use information which appears on this site should be sent to the ACS Office conifersociety@aol.com. Read More Go to Site The Cyclamen Society Votes:0 This document requires a browser that can view frames. Read More Go to Site The Gesneriad Society Votes:0 Contact | FAQs | Member Login Area | Board Member Login | Sitemap | Search Home About Join/Membership Chapters International Registry Events Resources Forum Publications Shop Welcome to The Gesneriad Society What is a gesneriad? (pronounced either "guess-NARE-ee-ad" or "jez-NARE-ee-ad") The gesneriad family contains over 2,500 species of plants. Perhaps the best-known member of the gesneriad family is the African Violet. Most gesneriads are from tropical and subtropical regions and are often found growing in humus-filled depressions or rock crevices, on humus-covered forest floors or epiphytically on tree branches. There is a wide variety of plant sizes, shapes, flowers and colors. This is a plant family of great diversity, and many grow under the same conditions we enj Read More Go to Site The Gesneriad Society Votes:0 Contact | FAQs | Member Login Area | Board Member Login | Sitemap | Search Home About Join/Membership Chapters International Registry Events Resources Forum Publications Shop Welcome to The Gesneriad Society What is a gesneriad? (pronounced either "guess-NARE-ee-ad" or "jez-NARE-ee-ad") The gesneriad family contains over 2,500 species of plants. Perhaps the best-known member of the gesneriad family is the African Violet. Most gesneriads are from tropical and subtropical regions and are often found growing in humus-filled depressions or rock crevices, on humus-covered forest floors or epiphytically on tree branches. There is a wide variety of plant sizes, shapes, flowers and colors. This is a plant family of great diversity, and many grow under the same conditions we enj Read More Go to Site Welcome to American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Votes:0 CONTACT | SEARCH | HOME MEMBERS ONLY LOGIN Login Password Help WHAT'S NEW Note the Address Change! ASAE is now ASABE, the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers. Along with a new name comes a new web address and email extension: asabe.org. Be sure to update your bookmarks and email address book accordingly. You will be redirected to the new web site in 10 seconds. 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