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Professor Sir Ghillean Prance F.R.S., V.M.H. BOOKS EDITED: 1. "Extinction is Forever". Proceedings of a "Symposium on the

status of Threatened and Endangered Plants of the Americas" The New York Botanical Garden 1977 (co-editor T.S. Elias).

2. "Biological Diversification in the Tropics:" Proceedings of the 5th ATB Symposium, Caracas, Venezuela 1979, Columbia University Press, 1981.

3. "Ethnobotany in the Neotropics" Advances in Economic Botany Vol. 1. 1984 (Co-editor J. Kallunki).

4. "Amazonia" Key Environments, Pergamon Press, 1985 (co-editor T.E. Lovejoy).

5. "Tropical forests and world climate" Proceedings of an AAAS symposium, Westview Press, 1986.

6. "Biogeography and Quaternary History in Tropical America, Oxford monographs on biogeography 3. 1987, Clarendon Press, Oxford (edited with T.C. Whitmore).

7. "White Gold". The diaries of an Amazon rubber tapper. Synergetic Press, 1989.

8. New Directions in the Study of Plants and People. Advances in Economic Botany Vol. 8 1990 (co-editor M.J. Balick).

9. Reproductive Biology and Evolution of Tropical Woody Angiosperms. Mem. New York Botanical Garden 55. 1990 (co-editor G. Gottsberger).

10. Missionary Earthkeeping, Mercer University Press, 1992 (co-editor C.B. Dewitt).

11. Ethnobotany and the search for new drugs. Ciba Foundation Symposium 125, John Wiley & Sons, 1994 (Co-editors D. Chadwick & J. Marsh).

12. Changes and disturbance in tropical rainforest in South-East Asia. Imperial College Press, London, 2000 (Co-editors D. M. Newberry & T. H. Clutton-Brock). BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS 1. Dichapetalaceae: Flora Neotropica 10, 84 pages. 1972. 2. Chrysobalanaceae: Flora Neotropica 9, 409 pages. 1972. 3. Caryocaraceae: Flora Neotropica 12, 75 pages. 1973. (with M.F. da Silva). 4. Arvores de Manaus. 312 pages. INPA Manaus. December 1975 (with M.F. da Silva). 5. Algumas Flores da Amazonia. Manaus. 1976. 56 pages. 6. The Actinomorphic-flowered New World Lecythidaceae. Lecythidaceae-Part I. Flora

Neotropica 21: 1–270. 1979. (with Scott A. Mori). 7. Leaves: The formation, characteristics and uses of hundreds of leaves found in all

parts of the world. Crown, New York. 244 pp (with photographs by Kjell B. Sandved.) Honorable mention: The New York Academy of Children's Science Book Award, April 30, 1986.

8. Manual de Botânica Econômica do Maranhão. Grafica Universitaria UFMA/CORSUP. 253 pages, 1988.

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9. Wild Flowers for all Seasons. Crown, New York (with illustrations by Anna Vojtech).208 pages.1989. Reprint, The New York Botanical Garden Press, 1999.

10. Chrysobalanaceae: Flora Neotropica 9S, 267 pages. 1989. 11. The Zygomorphic-flowered New World Lecythidaceae. Lecythidaceae - Part II. Flora

Neotropica 21 (2): 1–376. 1990. (S.A. Mori and G.T. Prance). 12. Out of the Amazon. HMSO (with photographs by S. Cunningham). 1992. 13. Bark: The formation, characteristics and uses of bark around the world. Timber Press,

Oregon. 174 pp. (with Anne E Prance and photographs by Kjell B. Sandved). 1993.

Best Reference Book Award, American Library 1994. 14. The Earth under threat: A Christian perspective. Wild Goose Publications. 1996. 15. Plant Conservation Strategic Plan (In Japanese), 255 pages. Tokyo, Flora of The

Earth Project, Kinokuniya Books, 1997. 16. The Biological Monograph, 236 pages. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 1998 (H.C.F. Hopkins, C.R. Huxley, C.M. Pannell, G.T. Prance & F. White). 17. Rainforests of the World. Harvill Press, London & Crown, New York, 304 pages,

1998 (with photographs by Art Wolfe). SCIENTIFIC PAPERS 1. The Systematic Position of Stylobasium Desf. Bull. Jard. Bot. Brux. 35: 435–448.

1965. 2. New and interesting Connaraceae from South America. Mem. N.Y. Bot. Gard. 15:

129–132. 1966. 3. A Note on the Identity of the Genus Pleragina Arruda. Mem. N.Y. Bot. Gard. 15:

133–135. 1966. 4. Notes on the Chrysobalanaceae of Angola. Bol. Soc. Broteriana Ser. 2, 40: 181–186.

1966. 5. Dichapetalaceae in Steyermark & Agostini, Exploration Botanica del Cerro Patao.

Act. Bot. Venez. 2(2): 50–51. 6. The taxonomy and ecology of the Chrysobalanaceae of the Amazon Basin. Atas do

Simpósio sôbre a Biota Amazônica 4: 209–228. 1967. 7. The systematic position of Rhabdodendron Gilg & Pilg. Bull. Jard. Bot. Nat. Belg. 38:

127–146. 1968. 8. Maranthes (Chrysobalanaceae), A new generic record for America. Brittonia 20: 203–

204. 1968. 9. New and Interesting Dichapetalaceae from Venezuela. Act. Bot. Venez. 3: 301–304.

1968. 10. A taximetric study of an Angiosperm family: Generic delimination in the

Chrysobalanaceae. New Phytologist 68: 1203–1234. 1969 (with D.J. Rogers & F. White).

11. Notes on the use of Plant Hallucinogens in Amazonian Brazil. Economic Botany 24: 62–68. 1970.

12. The genera of Chrysobalanaceae in the southeastern United States. Jour. Arnold Arb. 51: 521–528. 1970.

13. New species of Phanerogams from Amazonia. Brittonia 23: 438–445. 1971. 14. Dichapetalaceae: Flora de Venezuela 3(1): 55–74. 1971. 15. An index of Plant Collectors in Brazilian Amazonia. Acta Amazonica 1(1): 25–65.

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16. Rhabdodendraceae: Flora Neotropica 11, 22 pages. 1972. 17. Caryocaraceae in: Maguire, B. et al. The botany of the Guayana Highland IX. Mem.

N.Y. Bot. Gard. 23: 127–131. 1972. 18. Ethnobotanical Notes from Amazonian Brazil. Economic Botany 26: 221–237. 1973. 19. New and Interesting Chrysobalanaceae from Amazonia. Acta Amazonica 2(1): 7–16.

1973. 20. The mycological diet of the Yanomam Indians. Mycologia 65: 248–250. 1973. 21. An ethnobotanical comparison of four tribes of Amazonian Indians. Acta Amazonica

2(2): 7–27. 1973. 22. Chrysobalanaceae in Tree Flora of Malaysia 2: 321–340. 1973. (with T. Whitmore). 23. Phytogeographic support for the theory Pleistocene forest refuges in the Amazon

Basin, based on evidence from distribution patterns in Caryocaraceae, Chrysobalanaceae, Dichapetalaceae and Lecythidaceae. Acta Amazonica 3(3): 5–28. 1974.

24. Supplementary studies of American Chrysobalanaceae 3. Acta Amazonica 4(1): 17–23. 1974.

25. A note on Couepia cognata (Steud.) Fritsch and related species (Chrysobalanaceae). Acta. Bot. Venez. 9: 119–122. 1974.

26. A new Peruvian species of Chiropterophilous Couepia (Chrysobalanaceae). Brittonia 26: 302–304. 1974.

27. Victoria amazonica ou Victoria regia. Acta Amazonica 4(3): 5–8. 1974. 28. Revisão taxonomica das espécies Amazônicas de Rhizophoraceae. Acta Amazonica

5(1): 5–22. 1975. (Senior author with 11 co-authors). 29. A study of the Floral Biology of Victoria amazonica (Poepp.) Sowerby

(Nymphaeaceae). Acta Amazonica 5(2): 5–35. 1975. (with J.R. Arias). 30. The correct name for Castanha de cutia (Coupia edulis (Prance) Prance ?

Chrysobalanaceae). Acta Amazonica 5(2): 39–41. 1975. 31. A biologia floral de Victoria amazonica (Poepp.) Sowerby (Nymphaeaceae). Ciencia e

Cultura 27: 1293–1297. 1975. (with Anne E. Prance & J.R. Arias). 32. Introdução a uma série de publicações sobre a vegetação das campinas Amazónicas.

Acta Amazônica 5(3): 207–209. 1975. 33. A vegetação lenhosa da Campina da Reserva Biológica INPA-SUFRAMA (Manaus-

Caracaraí, km 62). Acta Amazonica 5(3): 225–246. 1975. (A.B. Anderson, G.T. Prance & B.M. de Albuquerque).

34. The history of the INPA capoeira based on ecological studies of Lecythidaceae. Acta Amazonica 5(3): 261–263. 1975.

35. The Ethnomycology of the Sanama Indians. Mycologia 68(2): 201–210. 1976. (O. Fidalgo & G.T. Prance).

36. Tapura (Dichapetalaceae) a genus new to Mexico. Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 103: 21–22. 1976.

37. Inventário florestal de um hectare de mata de terra firme km 30 da Estrada Manaus-Itacoatiara. Acta Amazonica 6(1): 9–35. 1976. (with W.A. Rodrigues & M.F. da Silva).

38. Additions to Neotropical Chrysobalanaceae. Brittonia 28: 298–230. 1976. 39. Two new species of Amazonian Lecythidaceae. Brittonia 28: 298–302. 1976. (with

A.B. Anderson). 40. Studies of floral biology of Neotropical Nymphaeaceae 3. Acta Amazonica 6(2): 163–

170. 1976. (with A.B. Anderson). 41. The pollination and androphore structure of some Amazonian Lecythidaceae.

Biotropica 8: 235–241. 1976.

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42. Contribuição ao conhecimento da flora do Aripuanã (Mato Grosso) 1. Fanerógams. Acta Amazonica 6(4) Suplemento: 33–41. 1976. (P.L. Lisboa, G.T. Prance & R.L. Lisboa).

43. A new Colombian species of Dichapetalaceae. Mutisia 42: 1–3. 1977. 44. Caryocaraceae. Flora of Panama, Part VI. Family 120. Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard.

63(3): 541–546. 1976. 45. The Ethnobotany of the Paumari Indians. Economic Botany 31: 129–139. 1977 (with

David G. Campbell & Bruce W. Nelson). 46. The Amazon forest: A natural heritage to be preserved. Pages 158–194. In: Prance,

G.T. & Elias, T.S. editors. Extinction is Forever. New York. 1977. (J.M. Pires & G.T. Prance).

47. The Phytogeographic subdivisions of Amazonia and their influence on the selection of Biological Reserves. Pages 195–212. In: Prance, G.T. Elias, T.S. editors. Extinction is Forever. New York. 1977.

48. Respaldo fitogeografico a la teoria de los refugios selvaticos durante el pleistoceno en la Cuenca Amazonica. Mem. IV Congresso Venezolano de Botanica: 155–157. 1976.

49. Two new species for the Flora of Panama. Brittonia 29: 154–158. 1977. 50. What is Lecythis? Taxon 26: 209–222. 1977. (with S.A. Mori). 51. Chrysobalanaceae. In: J. Lanjouw & A.L. Stoffers, Flora of Suriname. Vol. II Part 2.

Additions & Corrections: 524–555. 1976. (with A.R.A. Gorts van Rijn). 52. Floristic Inventory of the tropics: where do we stand? Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 64:

659–684. 1978. 53. Observations on the fruits and seeds of Neotropical Lecythidaceae. Brittonia 30: 21–

33. 1978. (with S.A. Mori). 54. Notes on the vegetation of Amazonia I. A preliminary note on the origin of the open

white sand campinas of the lower Rio Negro. Brittonia 30: 60–63. 1978. (with H.O.R. Schubart).

55. Chrysobalanaceae: In Steyermark, J.A. & Brewer-Carias, C. La vegetación de la cima del macizo de Jaua. 337. 1976.

56. The origin and evolution of the Amazon Flora. Interciencia 3: 207–222. 1978. 57. Insect galls and human ornamentation: The Ethnobotanical significance of a new

species of Licania from Amazonas, Peru. Biotropica 10: 81–96. 1978. (B. Berlin & G.T. Prance).

58. Notes on the Vegetation of Amazonia II. The Dispersal of plants in Amazonian white sand campinas: The campinas as functional islands. Brittonia 30: 203–215. 1978. (M. Macedo & G.T. Prance).

59. Additional notes on the floral biology of Neotropical Lecythidaceae. Brittonia 30: 112–130. 1978. (S. Mori, G.T. Prance & A.B. Bolten).

60. The poisons and narcotics of the Dení, Paumarí, Jamamadí and Jarawara Indians of the Purus River Region. Revista Bras. Bot. 1: 71–82. 1978.

61. Estudo electroforético da dinámica de variação genética em tres taxa ribeirinhos ao longo do rio Solimoes. Acta Amazonica 8(2): 183–199. 1978. (R.J. Hill, G.T. Prance, S.A. Mori et al.).

62. Nectaries on the fruit of Crescentia and other Bignoniaceae. Brittonia 30: 175–181. 1978. (T.S. Elias & G.T. Prance).

63. Nota preliminar sobre a origem das campinas abertas de areia branca do baixa Rio Negro. Acta Amazonica 8(4): 567–570. 1977. (with H.O.R. Schubart).

64. Notes on the vegetation of Amazonia III. The Terminology of Amazonian Forest Types subject to inundation. Brittonia 31(1): 26–38. 1979.

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65. New Genera and Species of Chrysobalanaceae from Malesia and Oceania. Brittonia 31(1): 79–95. 1979.

66. Two new species of Chrysobalanaceae. Brittonia 31: 248–252. 1979. 67. South America: In: Hedberg, I. (ed.) Systematic Botany, Plant Utilization and

Biosphere Conservation. pp. 55–70. 1979. 68. Chrysobalanaceae. Flora of Ecuador 10: 1–23. 1979. 69. New and Interesting Chrysobalanaceae. Acta Amazonica 8: 577–589. 1979. 70. Resurrection of the genus Dactyladenia (Chrysobalanaceae). Brittonia 31: 483–487.

1979. (with F. White). 71. The Taxonomy and Phytogeography of the Chrysobalanaceae of the Atlantic Coastal

Forests of Brazil. Rev. Bras. Bot. 2: 19–39. 1979. 72. Distribution patterns of lowland and Neotropical species with relation to history,

dispersal and ecology, with special reference to Chrysobalanaceae, Caryocaraceae and Lecythidaceae. pp. 59–87. In: K. Larsen & L.B. Holm-Nielsen (eds.) Tropical Botany. Academic Press. 1979.

73. A new species of Dichapetalum from Suriname. Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 106: 309–312. 1979.

74. Dichapetalaceae. Flora of Ecuador 12: 1–14. 1980. 75. Intrafloral pollen differentiation in the New World Lecythidaceae, subfamily

Lecythidaceae, subfamily Lecythidoideae. Science 209: 400–403. 1980. (S.A. Mori, J.E. Orchard & G.T. Prance). 110.

76. Studies of the vegetation of a white-sand black water igapó (Rio Negro, Brazil). Acta Amazonica 9(4): 645–655. 1979. (S.H.K. Keel & G.T. Prance).

77. Tipos de Chrysobalanaceae en el herbario nacional Colombiano. Mutisia 48: 1–5. 1980.

78. A note on pollination of Nymphaea amazonum Mart. & Zucc. Nymphaeaceae). Brittonia 32: 505–507. 1980.

79. A new species of Anthodiscus (Caryocaraceae) from Chocó, Colombia. Brittonia 32: 530–532. 1980.

80. A note on the probable pollination of Combretum by Cebus monkeys. Biotropica 12: 239. 1980–1981.

81. Terminologia dos tipos de florestas amazônicas sujeitas a inundação. Acta Amazonica 10: 495–504. 1980.

82. Three new species of Couratari (Lecythidaceae). Brittonia 33: 15–21. 1981. 83. The "Sapucaia" group of Lecythis (Lecythidaceae). Brittonia 33: 70–80. 1981. (S.A.

Mori & G.T. Prance). 84. Discussion of J. Haffer, Aspects of Neotropical bird speciation during the Cenozoic.

pp. 394–405. In: G. Nelson & D.E. Rosen, Vicariance Biogeography: A Critique. Columbia University Press. 1981.

85. Forest Refuges: Evidence from woody Angiosperms. pp. 137–157. In: G.T. Prance (ed.) Biological diversification in the tropics. Columbia University Press. 1982. 86. Distribution pattern and conservation of Eastern Brazilian coast forest tree species. Brittonia 33: 233–245. 1981.

86. Distribution patterns and conservation of eastern Brazilian coastal forest tree species. Brittonia 33: 233–245. 1981 (S.A. Mori, B.M. Boom & G.T. Prance).

87. Notes on Couepia and Hirtella (Chrysobalanaceae). Brittonia 33: 347–356. 1981. 88. Anthodiscus (Caryocaraceae), um genero disjunto entre a Amazônia e o leste do

Brazil. Rev. Bras. Bot. 3: 63–65. 1980. (with S.A. Mori).

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89. Changes in Chemical Composition during growth stages of Victoria amazonica (Poepp.) Sowerby (V. regia Auctt.) Nymphaeaceae. Int. Rev. Ges. Hydrobiol. 67: 235–244. 1982. (U.M. Cowgill & G.T. Prance).

90. Relações entre a classificação generica de Lecythidaceae do Novo Mundo seus polinizadores e dispersadores. Rev. Bras. Bot. 4: 31–37. 1981. (S.A. Mori & G.T. Prance).

91. Preliminary study of some vegetation types of the Pantanal, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Brittonia 34: 228–251. 1982. (with G.B. Schaller).

92. Chrysobalanaceae Flora de Venezuela 14(2): 325–487. 1982. 93. Additions to Neotropical Dichapetalaceae. Brittonia 35: 49–54. 1983. 94. A new species of Tapura (Dichapetalaceae) from Peru. Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 110:

70–72. 1983. 95. A review of phytogeographic evidences for Pleistocene climate changes in the

Neotropics. Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 69: 594–624. 1983. 96. Chrysobalanaceae. Fl. Nouvelle-Calédonie et Dépendances 12: 105–123. 1983. 97. Completing the Inventory. Pages 365–396. In: V.H. Heywood and D.M. Moore.

Current Concepts in Plant Taxonomy. Systematics Association Special Volume 25. Academic Press, London and Orlando. 1984.

98. Pesquisas botânicas e a conservação da floresta Amazônica. Anais do XXXIV Congresso Nacional de Botânica. Vol. I.: 63–71. Simpósios. Porto Alegre. Rio Grand do Sul. 1983.

99. Dispersal and distribution of Lecythidaceae and Chrysobalanaceae. Sonderbd. naturwiss. Ver. Hamburg 7: 163–186. Hamburg. 1983 (with S.A. Mori

100. Lecitidáceas: família da castanha-do-Pará. Bol. Técn. Centr. Pesq. Cacau, CEPLAC/DIBID. 116: 3–35. 1983. (S.A. Mori & G.T. Prance).

101. Rediscovery of Tapura haitiensis (Dichapetalaceae) Brittonia 36: 15–17. 1984. 102. Mecanismos de polinización de Eschweilera gargarae. Pittier en el Chocó, Colombia.

Mutisia 60: 1–7. 1983. (with J.M. Idrobo & O.V. Castaño M.) 103. New taxa of Amazonian Chrysobalanaceae. Acta Amazonica 13: 21–30. 1984 (1983). 104. The vegetation of the Sierra Parima, Venezuela and Brazil: Some results of recent

exploration. Brittonia 36: 104–139. 1984 (O. Huber, J.A. Steyermark, G.T. Prance & C. Alès).

105. The use of edible fungi by Amazonian Indians. Adv. Econ. Bot. 1: 127–139. 1984. 106. Introduction on knowledge and use of the Amazon forest. Interciencia 9: 275–279.

1984. 107. The Pejibaye, Guilielma gasipaes (HBK) Bailey and the Papaya, Carica papaya L. pp

85–104 In D. Stone (ed.) Pre Columbian Plant Migration. Papers of the Peabody Museum 76. 1984.

108. A new combination in Maranthes (Chrysobalanaceae). Brittonia 37: 76–77. 1985. 109. The increased importance of ethnobotany and underexploited plants in a changing

Amazon. pp 129–136. In: J. Hemming (ed.). Change in the Amazon basin Volume 1: Man's impact on forests and rivers. Manchester Univ. Press. 1985.

110. Chemosystematic studies in the Chrysobalanaceae. I. Flavonoids in Parinari. Brittonia 37: 169–178. 1985. (L. Coradin, D.E. Giannasi & G.T. Prance).

111. The ethnobotany of Amazon Indians: A rapidly disappearing source of botanical knowledge for human welfare. Bull. Bot. Surv. India 25: 148–159. 1985.

112. Eschweilera mexicana (Lecythidaceae): A new family for flora of Mexico. Brittonia 37: 347–351. 1985 (T. Wendt, S.A. Mori & G.T. Prance).

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113. The vegetation types of the Brazilian Amazon. pp 109–145. In: G.T. Prance & T.E. Lovejoy (eds.) Amazonia. Key Environments Series, Pergamon Press. 1985. (J.M. Pires & G.T. Prance).

114. The changing forests. pp 146–165. In: G.T. Prance & T.E. Lovejoy (eds.) Amazonia. Key Environments Series, Pergamon Press. 1985.

115. The Pollination of Amazon Plants. pp 166–191. In: G.T. Prance & T.E. Lovejoy (eds.) Amazonia. Key Environments Series, Pergamon Press. 1985.

116. Observations on the pollination of Rhabdodendron macrophyllum (Spr. ex Benth.) Huber. Acta Amazonica 14: 411–426. 1984 (B. Nelson and G.T. Prance).

117. Studies on the flora of the Guianas 19. New taxa of Chrysobalanaceae for the Flora of the Guianas. Proc. Koninkl. Nederl. Akad. van Wetensch. Ser C. 89: 111–116. 1986.

118. Etnobotânica de algumas tribos Amazônicas pp 119–134. In: D. Ribeiro et al. (eds.) Suma Etnológica Brasileira 1. Etnobiológia. FINEP, Petropolis. 1986.

119. Monographing in the 1980's. Aliso 11(2): 231–242. 1985. 120. Projeto Flora Amazônica: eight years of binational botanical expeditions. Acta

Amazonica 14, Supplement 1/2 (1984): 5–29. 1986. (G.T. Prance, B.W. Nelson, M.F. da Silva & D.C. Daly).

121. Introduction to tropical rain forests. pp 1–8. In: G.T. Prance (ed.). Tropical Rainforests and the World Atmosphere. Westview Press. 1986

122. Flora of the Guianas: 85: 1–146. Chrysobalanaceae. 1986. 123. Quantitative ecological inventory of terra firme and várzea tropical forest on the Rio

Xingu, Brazilian Amazon. Brittonia 38(4): 369–393. 1986. (D.G. Campbell, D.C. Daly, G.T. Prance and U.N. Maciel).

124. Species diversity, phenology, plant-animal interactions, and their correlation with climate, as illustrated by the Brasil nut family (Lecythidaceae). pp 69–90. In: R.E. Dickinson (ed.) The geophysiology of Amazonia: Vegetation and climate interactions. John Wiley & Sons, New York. 1987 (S.A. Mori and G.T. Prance).

125. La taxonomía y su relación con las Ciencias agricolas. Revta. Acad. Colomb. Cienc. Exact, Fisic. Nat. 16(60): 89–93. 1986.

126. The conservation and utilization of the Amazon rainforest. Revta. Acad. Colomb. Cienc. Exact, Fisic. Nat. 16(60): 117–127. 1986.

127. Vegetation. In: T.C. Whitmore and G.T. Prance (eds.) Biogeography and Quaternary History in Tropical America. Oxford Monograph on Biogeography 3: 28–44. 1987.

128. Biogeography of Neotropical Plants. In: T.C. Whitmore and G.T. Prance (eds.) Biogeography and Quaternary History in Tropical America. Oxford Monograph on Biogeography 3: 46–65. 1987.

129. An update on the taxonomy and distribution of the Caryocaraceae. Opera Bot. 92: 179–183. 1987.

130. Phytogeography. In: S.A. Mori et al. (eds.) The Lecythidaceae of a lowland Neotropical forest: La Fumée Mountain, French Guiana. Mem. N.Y. Bot. Gard. 44: 55–71. 1987. (S.A. Mori & G.T. Prance).

131. Phenology. In: S.A. Mori et al. (eds.) The Lecythidaceae of a lowland Neotropical forest: La Fumée Mountain, French Guiana. Mem. N.Y. Bot. Gard. 44: 124–136. 1987. (S.A. Mori & G.T. Prance).

132. Future Research. In: S.A. Mori et al. (eds.) The Lecythidaceae of a lowland Neotropical forest: La Fumée Mountain, French Guiana. Mem. N.Y. Bot. Gard. 44: 156–164. 1987 (with S.A. Mori).

133. Notulae de Chrysobalanacis Malesianis Praecursoriae. Brittonia 39: 364–370. 1987.

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134. A guide to collecting Lecythidaceae. Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 74: 321–330. 1987. (S.A. Mori & G.T. Prance).

135. Observations on flower visitors to Bertholletia excelsa H.B.K. and Couratari tenuicarpa A.C. Sm. (Lecythidaceae). Acta Amazonica, Supl. 15(1–2): 225–234. 1985. (B.W. Nelson, M.L. Absy, E.M. Barbosa and G.T. Prance).

136. Quantitative ethnobotany and the case for conservation in Amazonia. Conservation Biology 1: 296–310. 1987. (with W. Balée, B.M. Boom and R.L. Carneiro). Reprinted In: Readings from Conservation Biology: Plant Conservation pp 47–61, Blackwell Science, Cambridge, Mass. 1995 and in R.E. Schultes & S. von Reis (eds.) Ethnobotany, evolution of a discipline, Chapman Hall pp. 157–174, 1995.

137. Chrysobalanaceae: Flora do Estado de Goiás Rizzo 10: 1–62. 1988. 138. The present state of tropical floristics. Taxon 37: 519–548. 1988 (with D.G.

Campbell). 139. The genera of Chrysobalanaceae: a study in practical and theoretical taxonomy and its

relevance to evolutionary biology. Phil Trans. Roy. Soc. London B. 320: 1–184. 1988 (with F. White).

140. Three new species of Dichapetalaceae from tropical America. Brittonia 40: 441–446. 1988.

141. Genetics of Brazil nut (Bertholletia excelsa Humb. & Bonpl.: Lecythidaceae) 1. Genetic variation in natural populations. Theor. Appl. Genet. 76: 923–928. 1988 (D.P. Buckley, D.M. O'Malley, V. Apsit, G.T. Prance and K.S. Bawa).

142. Genetics of Brazil nut (Bertholletia excelsa Humb. & Bonpl.: Lecythidaceae) 2. Mating system . Theor. Appl. Genet. 76: 929–932. 1988 (D.M. O'Malley, D.P. Buckley, G.T. Prance and K.S. Bawa).

143. Padrões de distribuição e especiação em Chrysobalanaceae e outras famílias de plantas Amazônicas. Acta bot. bras 1 (2): 1–25. 1988 (supl.).

144. Inventário florístico de floresta natural na área da estrada Cuiabá-Porto Velho (BR-364). Acta Amazonica 16/17 suppl.: 85–121. (1986/87). 1988. (M.L. Absy, G.T. Prance and E.M. Barbosa).

145. Brazilian Amazon. pp 401–426. In: D.G. Campbell and H.D. Hammond (eds.). Floristic Inventory of Tropical Countries. N.Y. Botanical Garden (D.C. Daly and G.T. Prance), 1989.

146. American Tropical Forests. pp 99–132. In: H. Leith and M.J.A. Werger (eds.). Tropical Rain Forest Ecosystems. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1989.

147. Chrysobalanaceae. Flora Malesiana Ser. 1.10: 635–678. 1989. 148. Economic Prospects for Tropical Rainforest Ethnobotany. pp 61–74. In: J.O. Browder

(ed.). Fragile Lands of Latin America. Westview Press, Boulder. 1989. 149. A comparison of the chemical composition of injured leaves in contrast to uninjured

leaves of Victoria amazonica (Nymphaeaceae). Annals of Botany 64: 697–706. 1989 (U.M. Cowgill and G.T. Prance).

150. Taxonomy, ecology and economic botany of the Brazil nut (Bertholletia excelsa Humb. & Bonpl.: Lecythidaceae). Adv. Econ. Bot. 8: 130–150. 1990 (S.A. Mori and G.T. Prance).

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5. Respaldo fitogeograficas a la teoria de los refugios selvaticos durante el Pleistoceno en la Cuenca Amazonica. IV Congresso Venezolano de Botanica, Maracaibo, 16–21. May, 1976.

6. South America. Systematic Botany, Plant Utilization and Biosphere Conservation Symposium & Commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the University of Uppsala, Sweden, May 16, 1977.

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9. The effects of Quaternary climate fluctuation on vegetation cover and species distribution in neotropical rain forests. Symposium on the Flora of the Neotropical Region of II Congresso Latino-Americano de Botânica, Brasília, January, 1978.

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11. Distribution patterns of lowland neotropical species with relation to history, dispersal and ecology with special reference to Chrysobalanaceae, Caryocaraceae and Lecythidaceae. 50th Anniversary symposium of Aarhus University, Denmark, 10–12 August, 1978.

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12. La Amazonia colombiana: La oportunidad para un programa racional de investigación y aprovechamento. Seminário sobre los recursos naturales renovables y el desarollo regional Amazonica. Inst. Geografico Augustin Codazzi, May, 1979.

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14. The conservation and utilization of the Amazon rainforest. Monthly meeting of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, May, 1980.

15. Trends, Priorities and Needs in Tropical Biology. Report of NSF Workshop to II ICSEB Conference, Vancouver, B.C. August, 1980.

16. Dispersal and Distribution in the Lecythidaceae and Chrysobalanaceae. Symposium: Dispersal and Distribution. Universitat Hamburg, W. Germany, June, 1981.

17. The destruction of the Amazonian rainforest and Christian responsibility. AuSable Trails Institute Forum, June, 1981.

18. The ethnobotany of Amazonian Indians: a rapidly disappearing source of botanical knowledge for human welfare. Symposium on ethno-botany for human welfare. XIII International Botanical Congress, Sydney, Australia, August, 1981.

19. Speciation in lowland neotropical phytochoria. Symposium: "Speciation in the tropical rainforest" XIII International Botanical Congress, Sydney, Australia, August, 1981.

20. A review of phytogeographic evidence for Pleistocene climate changes in the neotropics. Symposium "Plant geographical results of changing Cenozoic barriers." XIII International Botanical Congress, Sydney, Australia, August, 1981.

21. Missionary Earthkeeping: A case study in the tropical forest AuSable Trails Institute Forum. June, 1982.

22. Completing the Inventory. Symposium "Current Topics in Plant Taxonomy," The Systematics Association, Reading, England, July, 1982.

23. Degradation of natural ecosystems and the role of botanical garden collections. At American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta. Cary Arboretum, Milbrook, New York, June, 1982.

24. The increased importance of ethnobotany and underexploited plants in changing Amazon. Symposium "Change in the Amazon Basin," 44th International Congress of Americanists. Manchester, England, September, 1982.

25. Migrations and uses of Carica papaya and Guilelmia gasipaes. Symposium "Pre and Post Migration of Plants from Amazonia to the Isthmus Region and their Cultivation," 44th International Congress of Americanists, Manchester, England, September, 1982.

26. "The Amazon Forest," At Panel on the Forests of Brazil. Brazilian Botanical Congress, Porto Alegre, Brazil, January, 1983.

27. The Amazon Indian use of edible fungi. Symposium of Society for Economic Botany, Oxford, Ohio, June 14, 1983.

28. Conhecimento e uso da floresta Amazônica. Interciencia Symposium at Meeting of Sociedade Brasileira para o Progresso de Ciencia (SBPC), July 9, 1983.

29. Amazon Indian Ethnobotany. Ethnobotany Symposium at International Congress of Anthropology, Vancouver, Canada, August 23, 1983.

30. The Conservation, utilization and destruction of the Amazon forest. Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Göteborg, 10 Oct, 1983.

31. Characterísticas floristicas da Amazônia. Symposium on Ecossistema Amazônica. XXXV Congresso Nacional de Botânica, Manaus, 23 Jan 1984.

32. An Introduction to the Amazon rainforest. Symposium of the American Association for the Advancement of Science 27 May, 1984.

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33. The deforestation and conservation of Amazonia. National Audubon Society Annual Conference, 18 June, 1985.

34. Monographing in 1980s. Symposium on Trends in Systematics and Evolutionary Biology, Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, 25–26 May 1985.

35. The relationship between taxonomy and agriculture. Reunión de Directores y Curadores de Herbarios Colombianos. Medellin, Colombia, 4 Jul 1986.

36. La Conservación y utilización de la selva húmeda del Amazonia. All Congress speech at IV Congresso Latinoamericano de Botânica, Medellin, Colombia, 4 Jul 1986.

37. The Present State of Tropical Floristics. Symposium of 350 Anniversary of State University of Utrecht, 29 Sept 1986.

38. Padrões de distribuição geográfica e especiação em Chrysobalanaceae. Symposium on Padrões de Distribuição Geográfica at XXXVIII Congresso Nacional de Botânica, São Paulo, 26 Jan 1987.

39. Ethnobiology: Keepers of the Forest. Symposium on Tropical Rainforests Strategies for Wise Management. Univ. Colorado, Boulder, 7 Feb 1987.

40. The role of systematics and economic botany in conservation. Symposium on 50th Anniversary of Incorporation of the Instituto Darwinion, Buenos Aires, 24 June, 1987.

41. The floristic composition of the forests of central Amazonian Brazil. Symposium: Four Neotropical Forests, AIBS, Columbus, Ohio, 10–12 Aug, 1987.

42. Botãnica econômica, uma ciência importante para a região amazônica. Sessão Plenario. xxxix Congresso Nacional de Botânica, Belém, Brazil, 25 Jan, 1988.

43. Economic Prospects from tropical ethnobotany. Symposium on Fragile lands in Latin America: The Search for Sustainable uses. XIV International Congress of Latin American Studies Association, Tulane University, New Orleans, 18 Mar, 1988.

44. Rates of loss of Biological diversity: A global view. Symposium of British Ecological Society, Southampton University, 4 Apr., 1989.

45. The phytogeography of savanna species of Neotropical Chrysobalanaceae. Annual Meeting of Institute of British Geographers, Glasgow University, 4 Jan 1990.

46. Floristic view of Amazonian biogeography. Workshop 90. Priority Areas for Conservation in Amazonia, Manaus, Brazil 10–20 Jan 1990.

47. Studies of neotropical forest species diversity based on data from Chrysobalanaceae and Lecythidaceae. II Jornadas de Taxonomia Vegetal, Madrid 27 May 1990.

48. The Dilemma of the Amazon Rainforest: Biological Reserve or Exploitable Resource. Linacre Lecture, Oxford University, 14 Feb 1991.

49. The Species Plantarum Project. Linnean Society of London Symposium, 16 May 1991. 50. The Diversity of the Amazon Vegetation. Discourse to the Royal Institution, 7 Mar.

1992. 51. Towards sustainable stewardship of the rainforest. The Charles E. Spahr Lecture on

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Botanic Gardens Conservation Congress, Rio de Janeiro, 19 Oct. 1992. 54. Amazonian Tree diversity and its potential for non-timber products. Edinburgh

Tropical Forestry Conference, 24 Aug. 1992. 55. Ethnobotany of the Amazon Indians as a tool for the Conservation of Biological

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57. The stewardship of the Earth: A moral issue. Plenary address and the World Congress on Urban Growth and the Environment. Hong Kong, 8 Nov. 1994.

58. The London Templeton Lecture Series on 'Caring for Creation' 4 Lectures delivered at the Linnean Society of London Jan. 1995.

59. The botanic garden conservatory: exploration and conservation. Smith College Symposium Celebrating the Botanic Garden Centennial. 14 October 1995.

60. Biosciences and the Environment. Institute of Biology Symposium on Biosciences into the 21st Century. 20 April 1996. 61. Plant diversity and Conservation. 9th Biennial Botanical Conference of the Botanical

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