Volume 33(3)

Species Plantarum 250 Years

Proceedings of the Species Plantarum Symposium held in Uppsala August 22-24 2003

Edited by Inga Hedberg

Uppsala 2005

Preface
Inga Hedberg
7

Linnaeus at his zenith — the rise to the Species Plantarum and its aftermath
Bengt Jonsell
9-20

From Siberia to South Africa; Surinam to Sri Lanka — Linnaean names and their types
Charles Jarvis
23-34

Species Plantarum — the grand syntheses from Linnaeus to Engler
H. Walter Lack
35-46

Collecting flowers: Linnaean method and the humanist are of reading
Nils Ekedahl
47-60

Species Plantarum and Linnaeus' correspondence network
Eva Nyström
61-72

Linnaeus' Apostles and the development of the Species Plantarum
Mariette Manktelow and Kenneth Nyberg
73-80

Linnaeus at work with "Species Plantarum"
Per M. Jørgensen
81-90

Conifers in Species Plantarum, an evaluation of taxonomic concepts
Aljos Farjon
91-98

Vernacular plant names and binary nomenclature in Sweden around 1900
Jenny Beckman
101-108

A review of past and current debates in nomenclature: 250 years of progress or goings around in a circle?
Gerry Moore
109-118

Linnean nomenclature and our nomenclatural Codes: how many do we need?
Werner Greuter
119-126

Linnaean, rank-based, and phylogenetic nomenclature: restoring primacy to the link between names and taxa
Kevin de Queiroz
127-140

Fundamentals of phylogenetic (and other) nomenclatures — an exchange of views
Mikael Härlin and Mikael Thollesson
141-152

Inventorying the flora of the world: introduction
Tod F. Stuessy
155-158

World plant checklists, past and present
David Frodin
159-174

The monocot checklist project: a global effort
Rafaël Govaerts
175-178

The new Species Plantarum Programme: a personal perspective
Richard K. Brummitt
179-186

Flora Neotropica — monographs as inventories
Wayt Thomas
187-192

Global biodiversity inventory efforts: the case of the All Species Foundation
Brian M. Boom
193-206

Completing the inventory
Ghillean T. Prance
207-220