Volume 20, Issue 2

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February 2011

Special issue : EuroGard V: Botanic Gardens in the Age of Climate Change/Guest edited by Leif Schulman

Issue Editor:

Leif Schulman

18 articles in this issue

Botanic gardens in the age of climate change
Leif Schulman
Susanna Lehvävirta
Editorial Note 04 January 2011 Pages: 217 - 220
The role of botanic gardens as resource and introduction centres in the face of global change
Vernon H. Heywood
Original Paper 26 January 2010 Pages: 221 - 239
Fit for purpose: the importance of quality standards in the cultivation and use of live plant collections for conservation
David Rae
Original Paper 17 December 2010 Pages: 241 - 258
Using a botanic garden collection to test a bioclimatic hypothesis
M. H. Hällfors
L. Lindén
L. E. Schulman
Original Paper 30 December 2010 Pages: 259 - 275
The future prospects of electronic seed lists
L. J. W. van den Wollenberg
Original Paper 08 January 2011 Pages: 277 - 286
Rethinking the links between systematic studies and ex situ living collections as a contribution to the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation
Maïté Delmas
Denis Larpin
Thomas Haevermans
Original Paper 20 January 2011 Pages: 287 - 294
Botanic gardens and climate change: a review of scientific activities at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Natasha S. Ali
Clare Trivedi
Original Paper 07 December 2010 Pages: 295 - 307
Monitoring population and gene pool dynamics of the annual species Capsella bursa-pastoris (Brassicaceae): a review of relevant species traits and the initiation of a long-term genetic monitoring programme
Barbara Neuffer
Karl-Georg Bernhardt
Matthias Kropf
Original Paper 05 December 2010 Pages: 309 - 323
Saving Europe’s threatened flora: progress towards GSPC Target 8 in Europe
Suzanne Sharrock
Meirion Jones
Original Paper 17 September 2010 Pages: 325 - 333
Climate change and the outdoor regional living plant collections: an example from mainland Portugal
Tiago Monteiro-Henriques
M. Dalila Espírito-Santo
Original Paper 20 May 2010 Pages: 335 - 343
Dormancy release and seed ageing in the endangered species Silene diclinis
Sara Mira
M. Elena González-Benito
Elena Estrelles
Original Paper 26 March 2010 Pages: 345 - 358
Crambe tataria: actions for ex situ conservation
Anna Piovan
Giancarlo Cassina
Raffaella Filippini
Original Paper 30 November 2010 Pages: 359 - 371
DNA barcoding: a tool for improved taxon identification and detection of species diversity
Maria von Cräutlein
Helena Korpelainen
Jouko Rikkinen
Original Paper 05 January 2011 Pages: 373 - 389
Reintroduction of the endangered fern species Woodsia ilvensis to Estonia: a long-term pilot study
Ruth Aguraiuja
Original Paper 31 December 2010 Pages: 391 - 400
Comparative molecular studies on the genetic diversity of an ex situ garden collection and its source population of the critically endangered polish endemic plant Cochlearia polonica E. Fröhlich
Anna Rucińska
Jerzy Puchalski
Original Paper 15 January 2011 Pages: 401 - 413
Specific features of meiosis in the Siberian Fir (Abies sibirica) in the forest Arboretum of the V. N. Sukachev Institute, Russia
E. V. Bazhina
O. V. Kvitko
E. N. Muratova
Original Paper 14 December 2010 Pages: 415 - 428
Ethnobotanic garden design in the Ecuadorian Amazon
Susanne Innerhofer
Karl-Georg Bernhardt
Original Paper 21 January 2011 Pages: 429 - 439
Great-granny’s Garden: a living archive and a sensory garden
Liv Borgen
Ane S. Guldahl
Original Paper Open access 09 November 2010 Pages: 441 - 449

Volume 20, Issue 2

Botanic gardens in the age of climate change

The role of botanic gardens as resource and introduction centres in the face of global change

Fit for purpose: the importance of quality standards in the cultivation and use of live plant collections for conservation

Using a botanic garden collection to test a bioclimatic hypothesis

The future prospects of electronic seed lists

Rethinking the links between systematic studies and ex situ living collections as a contribution to the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation

Botanic gardens and climate change: a review of scientific activities at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Monitoring population and gene pool dynamics of the annual species Capsella bursa-pastoris (Brassicaceae): a review of relevant species traits and the initiation of a long-term genetic monitoring programme

Saving Europe’s threatened flora: progress towards GSPC Target 8 in Europe

Climate change and the outdoor regional living plant collections: an example from mainland Portugal

Dormancy release and seed ageing in the endangered species Silene diclinis

Crambe tataria: actions for ex situ conservation

DNA barcoding: a tool for improved taxon identification and detection of species diversity

Reintroduction of the endangered fern species Woodsia ilvensis to Estonia: a long-term pilot study

Comparative molecular studies on the genetic diversity of an ex situ garden collection and its source population of the critically endangered polish endemic plant Cochlearia polonica E. Fröhlich

Specific features of meiosis in the Siberian Fir (Abies sibirica) in the forest Arboretum of the V. N. Sukachev Institute, Russia

Ethnobotanic garden design in the Ecuadorian Amazon

Great-granny’s Garden: a living archive and a sensory garden

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