Ghillean T. Prance

That Glorious Forest

Wade Davis

Dennis J. McKenna

Ben de Loenen

50th Anniversary Symposium, June 6- 8, 2017

Ethnopharmacologic Search for Psychoactive Drugs

This book provides a comprehensive monograph of the family Humiraceae. It includes information on economic botany, conservation, phylogenetic relationships, taxonomic history, ecology, cytology, anatomy, and phytochemistry, among other topics. This volume is illustrated with line drawings, black and white photographs, and distribution maps. It was written by the world-leading authority on this plant group and contains a total of eight genera, 65 species, and 15 infraspecific taxa, with two new species described. This work is volume 123 in the Flora Neotropica book series (Lawrence M. Kelly, Editor-in-Chief). Flora Neotropica volumes provide taxonomic treatments of plant groups or families growing in the Americas between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.

Humiriaceae

Ray Desmond

The first detailed account of Hooker's extensive travels.

Traveller and Plant Collector

Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker

The Poisons and Narcotics of the Deni, Paumari, Jamamadi and Jarawara Indians of the Purus River Region

Royal Society (Great Britain)

T. H. Clutton-Brock

D. M. Newbery

Views on the dynamics of tropical forests are changing rapidly with the recognition that their environment is variable on the decadal to century scale. Fluctuating climatic conditions partly determine tropical forest structure, species composition and dynamics. Tropical communities are also highly contingent in space and time with respect to site and historical factors. Tropical forests have experienced to some degree this disturbance regime in the past, but climatologists are now predicting increasingly frequent extreme events in the new century. The combination of increasing deforestation and land-use conversion by man plus an increasingly variable environment means a situation that could be very difficult to manage.

Changes and Disturbance in Tropical Rainforest in South-East Asia

Ghillean T. Prance

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