September 3, 2010
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Message from SEB President
Mary Eubanks
In Memory
Distinguished Professor Emeritus
Dr. Charles B. Heiser Jr.
An Invitation to Celebrate His Life

2010 Distinguished
Economic Botanists
Drs. Edelmira Linares and Robert Bye

2010 Klinger Book Award
Eduardo S. Brondizio
The Amazonian Caboclo and the Acai Palm:
Forest Farmers in the Global Market

2010 Fulling Award
Ashley DuVal

2010 Morton Award
Xitlali Aguirre-Dugua

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Pre-conference field trip - Mexico City to Xalapa
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Cover Article
Freshly-dyed wool, hanging from the citadel overlooking Erbil (Iraqi Kurdistan), testifies to the persistence of ancient natural dye plant traditions. To learn more about these wild-crafted and cultivated species, see the article by Mati and de Boer. Photo: Lolan Sipan.

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2010 Spring Newsletter



Dr. Michael J. Balick on the Leonard Lopate Show
Please Explain: Poisonous Plants



An Invitation to
Economic Botany 2011
St. Louis, Missouri—July 9-13

Vulnerability in Farmer Seed Systems: Farmer Practices for Coping with Seed Insecurity for Sorghum in Eastern Ethiopia. Shawn J. McGuire. Vol. 61(3), 2007, pp. 211–222.

 

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