1. Julia Morton (1912–1996), whose protégé has been economic botany

   • Richard A. Howard

   Announcement Pages: 99 - 106

2. Medicinal plants and regional traders in Mexico: physiographic differences and conservational challenge

   • Paul Hersch-Martínez

   OriginalPaper Pages: 107 - 120

3. Book Review

   • Alexandra Paul

   BookReview Pages: 120 - 120

4. Plant Remains From Waterlogged Sites In The Arawe Islands, West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea: Implications For The History Of Plant Use And Domestication

   • Peter J. Matthews
   • Chris Gosden

   OriginalPaper Pages: 121 - 133

5. Book review

   • Julie Anne Ferguson

   BookReview Pages: 133 - 133

6. The Structure And Productivity Of Relict Stands Of Pitaya (Stenocereus Queretaroensis; Cactaceae), Jalisco, Mexico

   • Bruce F. Benz
   • Francisco M. Santana
   • Manuel Rosales A.

   OriginalPaper Pages: 134 - 143

7. Book Review

   • Mauricio R. Bellon

   BookReview Pages: 143 - 143

8. The making of the kato alu—A traditional tongan basket

   • Amy Lafranca Hettinger
   • Paul Alan Cox

   OriginalPaper Pages: 144 - 148

9. Book review

   • Neil A. Harriman

   BookReview Pages: 148 - 148

10. Allozyme Variation In Spineless Pejibaye (bactris Gasipaes Palmae)

    • Charles R. Clement
    • Mallikarjuna K. Aradhya
    • Richard M. Manshardt

    OriginalPaper Pages: 149 - 157

11. Book review

    • Daniel F. Austin

    BookReview Pages: 157 - 157

12. An Ethnobotanical analysis of the tree species common to the subtropical moist forests of the petén, Guatemala

    • Patrice A. Mutchnick
    • Brian C. Mccarthy

    OriginalPaper Pages: 158 - 183

13. Book reviews

    • Daniel F. Austin
    • Neil A. Harriman
    • Sandra Anne Banack

    BookReview Pages: 184 - 192

14. Announcements

    Announcement Pages: 193 - 193