Post by maurizio on Oct 10, 2012 13:03:53 GMT
Hi all,
over the past couple of years, AIPC devotes on its journal an article about all of the carnivorous
plants that were published during the previous year by providing photos and brief descriptions
for each species.
The year 2011, however, was so rich in news that we were not able to insert our usual standard-sized article. So, we decided to prepare an entire journal completely devoted to the news of 2011. We have also asked the authors who published the descriptions of the new plants to prepare articles for our journal. The participation has been almost complete.
Here you can freely download the pdf-English version of the journal (AIPC-Magazine 25, n.1-2012) where you can find the 2011 news for 46 exciting plants including new species, subspecies, forms and varieties, descriptions of species previously invalidly published, and emended descriptions of species previously wrongly identified. We also present a brief article about the recent studies that have proved carnivory in genus Philcoxia.
www.aipcnet.it/aipcjoomla/index.php/component/content/article/2-associazione/569-carnivorous-docs.html
Happy reading!
Maurizio Saroldi and AIPC Editorial team
over the past couple of years, AIPC devotes on its journal an article about all of the carnivorous
plants that were published during the previous year by providing photos and brief descriptions
for each species.
The year 2011, however, was so rich in news that we were not able to insert our usual standard-sized article. So, we decided to prepare an entire journal completely devoted to the news of 2011. We have also asked the authors who published the descriptions of the new plants to prepare articles for our journal. The participation has been almost complete.
Here you can freely download the pdf-English version of the journal (AIPC-Magazine 25, n.1-2012) where you can find the 2011 news for 46 exciting plants including new species, subspecies, forms and varieties, descriptions of species previously invalidly published, and emended descriptions of species previously wrongly identified. We also present a brief article about the recent studies that have proved carnivory in genus Philcoxia.
www.aipcnet.it/aipcjoomla/index.php/component/content/article/2-associazione/569-carnivorous-docs.html
Happy reading!
Maurizio Saroldi and AIPC Editorial team
