INTERNET DIRECTORY FOR BOTANY: BOTANICAL SOCIETIES, INTERNATIONAL BOTANICAL ORGANIZATIONS

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Agriculture, Economic Botany, Forestry - Bryology - Ecology - Horticulture, Garden Plants (general) - One genus / family / group societies - Mycology - National / Regional botanical and natural history societies - Palynology - Pathology - Phycology - Physiology - Systematics and taxonomy - Other

Agriculture, Economic Botany, Forestry

• American Society of Agronomy (ASA), the Crop Science Society of America (CSSA), and the Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) Web Site. Because of their common interests, all three Societies share a close working relationship as well as the same Headquarters Office staff in Madison, Wisconsin. However, each of the three Societies is autonomous, has its own bylaws, and is governed by its own Board of Directors. Society members are dedicated to the conservation and wise use of natural resources to produce food, feed, and fiber crops while maintaining or improving the environment. The Societies are non-profit, educational organizations.
• Australian Oilseeds Federation
• C A S A F E, Cámara de Sanidad Agropecuaria y Fertilizantes, Argentine Association for Crop Protection, Argentina
• CGIAR, Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research. The mission of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) is to harness modern science for the sustainable development of agriculture in developing countries. Forty-five donor members provide funds that support 16 international agricultural research centers. These centers, located primarily in developing countries, work in close collaboration with partners in national research systems, to develop resource-efficient technologies that contribute to sustainable improvements in the productivity of agriculture, forestry and fisheries, thereby enhancing the nutrition and well-being of the poor. They also conduct research into agriculture-related policy and assist in capacity building.
• Deutsche Phytomedizinische Gesellschaft, Germany
• The European Weed Research Society. The European Weed Research Society is an international body which was formed in 1975. It is open to everyone who has an interest in weed research and related topics.
• IUFRO, International Union of Forestry Research Organizations, from Austria. IUFRO is a non-profit, non-governmental international research organization. Its objectives are to promote international cooperation in forestry and forest products research and standardization of research techniques.
• Plant Production Club. The Plant Production Club is for the students at the Faculty of Agricultural and Forestry of Helsinki University, Finland.
• The Society for Economic Botany, from the University of Michigan, USA.
• The Society for Economic Botany at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, USA
• Virginia Native Plant Society: Invasive Alien Plant Cooperative Project, USA
• Weed Science Society of America.
• Weed Science Society of Victoria, Australia

Bryology

• American Bryological and Lichenological Society. The American Bryological and Lichenological Society, Inc. is an organization devoted to the scientific study of all aspects of the biology of bryophytes and lichen-forming fungi and is one of the nation's oldest botanical organizations. Membership is open to all persons (professional and amateurs) with interest in these organisms.
• British Bryological Society, UK
• Bryological Societies and Working Groups, list by Uwe Schwarz, Germany. List of Bryological Societies and Working Groups, including informations about membership fee, contact persons (including email if available) and publications.
• The International Association of Bryologists (IAB) is an organization established in 1969 at the XI International Botanical Congress in Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. The aim of the organization is to promote international cooperation and communication among bryologists, whether amateur or professional. This is achieved through sponsorship and arrangement of meetings and symposia that relate to the various aspects of bryology, and by IAB sponsored publications including The Bryological Times, the Bulletin of Bryology, and the Advances of Bryology. The Association also supports the publication of reviews, lists, software, and compendia.

Ecology

• The Association of Ecosystem Research Centres. The Association of Ecosystem Research (AERC) brings together 39 U.S. research programs in universities and private, state and federal laboratories that conduct research, provide training and analyze policy at the ecosystem level of environmental science and natural resources management. These centers are located in 27 states. Their scientists, who number more than 500, conduct a major share of the ecosystem research in the United States.
• Australasian Pollination Ecologists Society. The Australasian Pollination Ecologists Society (A.P.E.S.) was formed in August 1980. The aims of the Society are to participate in, encourage and communicate research in the field of pollination ecology in Australasia.
• Australasian Society for Ecotoxicology. The Society was established in 1994, to provide a forum for discussion and a network of communication and information exchange in the field of ecotoxicology and environmental management in the Australasian and Asia-Pacific region.
• The British Ecological Society, UK
• Ecological Society of America
• IALC, The International Arid Lands Consortium. The IALC is an independent, nonprofit research organization supporting ecological sustainability in arid and semiarid lands worldwide.
• International Society of Chemical Ecology
• International Society for Ecological Economics (ISEE). ISEE is a nonprofit organization that encourages the integration of economics and ecology into a transdiscipline aimed at developing a sustainable world. Specific research areas include ecological modeling, ecological limits to growth, climate change, biodiversity, valuation of natural capital, and ecotax reform.
• Plant Population Ecology Section of the Ecological Society of America . Information and links for plant population biologists, maintained by Gordon A. Fox.
• Sociedad de Ecología de Chile
• Società italiana di Ecologia, Italian Society of Ecology.

Horticulture, Garden Plants (general)

• Alpine Plants Societies. A list compiled by Duncan McAlpine, USA.
• American Association of Amateur Arborists. A small but growing group of people and organizations whose aim is both to learn more about the trees around us, and to help others become more aware of the environment.
• American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta
• American Bonsai Society. Founded in 1967, the American Bonsai Society, Inc. is the pioneering national bonsai organization in USA.
• The American Botanical Council, USA. ABC's main goal is to educate the public about beneficial herbs and plants.
• American Conifer Society
• American Horticultural Society, USA
• American Society for Horticular Science, USA. The American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS) was established in 1903 for the promotion of the science of horticulture. It has 5000 members from all 50 states and more than 100 countries.
• The Aquatic Gardeners Association. The Aquatic Gardeners Association is an international organization of aquatic plant enthusiasts, which appeals to both beginners and experienced hobbyists alike. The AGA produces a bi-monthly journal called The Aquatic Gardener.
• Arizona's East Valley Garden Club, USA. The purpose and objective of the club is to promote interest in gardening and horticulture; disseminate information to club members and others with like interests in the East Valley communities; conduct educational programs through lectures, demonstrations, and exhibits; and to provide advice and information in solving problems related to home gardening.
• Asociación Española de Bonsai (Spain)
• Asociación Española de Parques y Jardines Públicos (Spain). Spanish association of technicians of gardens that gathers professionals of many branches related to the gardening and the ornamental plants.
• Atlanta Bonsai Society, Inc. (Georgia, USA)
• The Big Island Association of Nurseryman, Hawaii, USA
• Bonsai Societies of Florida, USA.
• Calgary Rock And Alpine Garden Society (CRAGS; Canada)
• Central Vancouver Island Botanical Garden Society (British Columbia, Canada)
• Commercial Horticultural Association (CHA), UK
• Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc.
• Florida State Horticulture Society, USA
• The Horticultural Society of New York, USA
• Ikenobo Ikebana Society of South Florida, USA.
• International Association of Japanese Gardens, Inc. advances Japanese gardens and promotes intercultural communications by celebrating and studying Japanese gardens throughout the world.
• ISHS, International Society for Horticultural Science, from Belgium. The ISHS was founded in 1959 and has grown now to one of the leading worldwide organisation in Horticulture with members in more than 138 countries.
• The International Bulb Society. Established in 1933, the International Bulb Society, is an only international, non-profit, educational and scientific organization devoted to the dissemination of information on the growing, conservation and botany of all geophytic plants (commonly referred to as "bulbs").
• The International Waterlily Society. The International Water Lily Society is a non profit organization of people interested in water gardening. The Society has a publication which comes out quarterly called The Water Garden Journal.
• Kanata-March Horticultural Society, Canada
• The Lakeland Horticultural Society (UK) is a body affiliated to the RHS. It was founded in 1969 to "promote and develop the science, practice and art of horticulture, particularly with regard to conditions prevailing in the Lake District". The gardens are located in the glorious grounds of Holehird near to Windermere in the north-west of England. The Society occupies the Victorian walled garden and much of the remaining grounds near the house, a total of about five acres. The elevated site on a hillside to the east of Windermere provide s spectacular views across the lake to the fells beyond. The gardens are open to visitors throughout the year.
• Massachusetts Horticultural Society, USA. Founded in 1829, the Massachusetts Horticultural Society is a member supported organization dedicated to encouraging and improving the science and practice of horticulture and to developing the public's enjoyment, appreciation, and understanding of plants and the environment.
• Minnesota State Horticultural Society (MSHS), USA. Since 1866, MSHS, a non-profit organization, has served northern gardeners in the Upper Midwest and Canada through its publications, programs and services. With over 18,000 home-gardener members, MSHS is now the largest state horticultural society in the United States.
• National Gardening Association, USA
• Norsk Bonsai selskap (Norwegian Bonsai Society)
• North American Rock Garden Society. NARGS is a is for gardening enthusiasts interested in alpine, saxatile, and low-growing perennials. Mt. Tahoma Chapter of the North American Rock Garden Society (NARGS)
• Ontario Horticultural Association, Canada
• Ontario Rock Garden Society, Canada
• Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, USA. The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, a not-for-profit membership organization founded in 1827, encourages and advances the art and science of horticulture. The Society provides a place where all greening enthusiasts -- novice gardeners, experienced horticulturists, and purely-for-pleasure observers -- can pursue their own particular horticultural interests.
• Perennial Plant Association
• The Pittsburgh Bonsai Society, USA
• The Rock Garden Club Prague, Czech Republic (RGCP). Klub skalnickaru Praha, Ceska republika (KSP). The WWW page of the society is maintained by Duncan McAlpine (in USA).
• The Royal Horticultural Society, UK
• SGAP, Society for Growing Australian Plants
• Sociedad Española de Horticultura
• Stavanger Bonsai Forening (Stavanger Bonsai Society, Norway)
• Texas Botanical Garden Society, Austin, USA.
• Vancouver Island Rock and Alpine Garden Society
• Victoria Horticultural Society, British Columbia, Canada
• Wirral and West Cheshire Alpine Garden Society (UK)

Mycology

• American Bryological and Lichenological Society. The American Bryological and Lichenological Society, Inc. is an organization devoted to the scientific study of all aspects of the biology of bryophytes and lichen-forming fungi and is one of the nation's oldest botanical organizations. Membership is open to all persons (professional and amateurs) with interest in these organisms.
• Asociación Micológica de las Sierras Subbéticas (Spain)
• Boston Mycological Club, USA
• British Lichen Society
• The British Mycological Society, UK.
• Danish Mycological Society (Foreningen til Svampekundskabens Fremme). On this homepage you can find information on the society, its activities and publications, including on-line indexes of articles and illustrations from the journal "Svampe", the Danish red list of fungi and information on the book series "Fungi of Northern Europe". Some of the pages containing more locally oriented information can only be found in the Danish version. Includes, for instance, the Danish Red List of Fungi and info on the journal "Svampe".
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für Mykologie - The German Mycological Society, in German and partly in English; including the tables of contents of Zeitschrift für Mykologie (Journal of the German Mycological Society).
• Illinois Mycological Association, USA. The basic purpose of the Illinois Mycological Association is to promote mycology as an avocation among its members and the general public. This purpose shall be served by meetings and other means of communication, by group field experiences, and by projects designed to enhance amateur mycology in Illinois.
• International Association of Lichenologists (IAL). Information collected by Cliff Smith, Hawaii, USA.
• The International Mycological Association (IMA). The International Mycological Association (IMA) founded in 1971 represents the interests of 20,000 mycologists worldwide. It is a non-profit making organization, the purpose of which is the encouragement of mycology in all its branches. The International Mycological Association constitutes the Section for General Mycology of the International Union of Biological Societies (IUBS), the primary biological component of the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU).
• International Society for Mushroom Science
• Linköpings svampklubbs hemsida, Sweden. Mycological society of the town of Linköping (in Swedish).
• Mycological Society of San Francisco
• Mycological Society of Toronto, Canada
• North West Fungus Group, England, UK. The North West Fungus Group covers the counties of Cheshire, Clwyd, Cumbria, Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Merseyside in the north west of England.
• Oak Forest Mushroom Association, Ontario, Canada
• Puget Sound Mycological Society, Seattle, Washington, USA
• Skånes Mykologiska Förening (Skåne Mycological Society, Sweden)
• Sveriges Mykologiska Förening (Swedish Mycological Society)
• Uppsala svampklubb, Sweden
• Verein für Pilzkunde St.Gallen (St. Gallen Mycological Society, Switzerland)

National/Regional botanical and natural history societies and organizations

Argentina

• Sociedad Argentina de Botánica

Australia

• Australian Systematic Botany Society. The Australian Systematic Botany Society (ASBS) is an incorporated association of over 300 people with professional or amateur interest in botany. The aim of the Society is to promote the study of plant systematics.

Belgium

• The BELNET User Forum Workgroup on Biodiversity, Belgium
• La Société Belge de Dendrologie / De Belgische Dendrologische Vereniging

Bulgaria

• Bulgarian Botanical Society (BBS)
• Bulgarian Phytocoenological Society. The Bulgarian Phytocoenological Society (BPS) was established by 30 botanists and ecologists from Sofia and Plovdiv in 1993. Their academic interests are focused on the study of Bulgarian flora and vegetation.

Canada

• Canadian Botanical Association - L'Association Botanique du Canada
• Canadian Botanical Conservation Network
• Manitoba Association of Plant Biologists, Canada. The Manitoba Association of Plant Biologists represents a group individuals in Manitoba, Canada with an interest in promoting plant biology in schools, government and the private sector. The association is open to anyone with formal training in plant biology i.e. those with a Bachelor's degree, or an advanced degree in such areas as Botany, Plant Ecology, Plant Sciences, Agronomy, Forest Biology, Horticulture or similar plant-related fields.
• University of Victoria Finnerty Garden Friends, British Columbia, Canada

Chile

• The Latin American Plant Sciences Network, Chile, Red Latinoamericano de Botanica, is a consortium of six Graduate Training Centers located in Mexico, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Brazil, Chile and Argentina. In these Centers, a select number of academically prestigious Latin American institutions with internationally recognised scientists collaborate to provide graduate level training (pre-Masters to Doctoral level) in a variety of areas of the plant sciences to students from other countries in the Latin American region. The Centers are also the foci for the organization of binational research projects, regional graduate courses and scientific meetings.
• Sociedad de Botánica de Chile

Denmark

• Dansk dendrologisk forening (Danish Dendrological Society, Denmark)

Estonia

• Eesti Looduseuurijate Selts

Finland

• Societas pro Fauna et Flora Fennica (Finland). Founded in 1821, this botanical / zoological society is the oldest scientific society in Finland.

Germany

• Deutsche Gesellschaft für Biologische Systematik GfBS
• Naturhistorische Gesellschaft Nürnberg (Germany)
• Verband Deutscher Biologen (VDBiol) - Association of German Biologists

Guayana

• University of Guyana Botany Club. The Club is located in Turkeyen, Guyana, S. America. The club is for all plant lovers (not necessarily students). It aims to make plants more fun.

Israel

• Israeli Society of Botany

Italy

• Società Botanica Italiana - The Botanical Society of Italy

Japan

• The Society of Natural Plants Lovers in Hokkaido, Japan. In Japanese.

Norway

• Norsk Botanisk Forening, NBF, Norway.
  • Norsk Botanisk Forening, Nord norsk avdeling - Norwegian Botanical Society, North Norway Section, in Norwegian.
  • Norsk Botanisk Forening: Østlandsavdelingen

Spain

• Colegio Oficial de Biólogos, Spain, the Spanish society of biologists.

Sweden

• Botaniska föreningen i Göteborg - Gothenburg Botanical Society, Sweden
• Botaniska sällskapet i Stockholm - Stockholm Botanical Society, Sweden
• Gävleborgs Botaniska Sällskap - Gävleborg Botanical Society, Sweden
• Klubb 2000. Scandinavian Planthunters Society. A society for Scandinavian planthunters, formed in November 1997. Members have seen 2000 vascular plants in the Nordic countries. With lists of new species seen the last 5 years, excursion lists, wish list, mystery plant and "blom-net", a network for fast information on new records of interestings plants in Scandinavia. In Scandianavian languages only.
• Svenska Botaniska Föreningen (SBF), Swedish Botanical Society
• Svenska växtgeografiska sällskapet (Societas Phytogeographica Suecana), Sweden
• Västergötlands Botaniska Förening, Sweden

South Africa

• The Botanical Society of South Africa. The Botanical Society of South Africa is an independent, privately funded organization which was founded in 1913 to support the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.

Switzerland

• Réseau Suisse de Floristique (RSF), Switzerland. Swiss floristic network.

UK

• The Botanical Society of the British Isles (BSBI). The aim of the BSBI, founded in 1836, is to gain a better understanding of British and Irish plants and their distribution, and to use this knowledge to help in their conservation.
• Botanical Society of Scotland, UK. Founded in 1836 as the Botanical Society of Edinburgh, the Society exists to promote the study of plants and to exchange botanical knowledge between members.
• British Ecological Society (BES), UK
• The Linnean Society of London

USA

• Arizona Native Plant Society, USA
• The Auburn Botanical Society, USA
• The Botanical Society of America, USA
• Botanical Society of America Announcements
• The Botanical Society of Washington, USA.
• California Native Plant Society, USA. The mission of the California Native Plant Society is to increase understanding and appreciation of California's native plants, and to preserve them in their natural habitat through scientific activities, education, and conservation.
• Central Ohio Native Plant Society, USA.
• The Connecticutt Botanical Society, USA. The Connecticut Botanical Society is a non-profit organization of amateur and professional botanists along with scientists of other disciplines. It was established in 1903. The Society's historic records and herbarium are maintained at Osborn Memorial Laboratory, Yale University, New Haven.
• Florida Native Plant Society, USA
• Georgia Botanical Society, USA. Founded in 1926, the Society appeals to professional botanists and lay people interested in the native plants of Georgia and the southeastern US. The Society publishes a newsletter, Tipularia, that documents the interesting plants, places and people of Georgia botany.
• Grand Prairie Friends. Grand Prairie Friends (GPF) is an organization of volunteers from all walks of life who share a commitment to preserving and restoring tallgrass prairie in east-central Illinois, USA.
• The Idaho Native Plant Society (INPS), USA
• Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society, USA
• Isle Royale Natural History Association, USA. A non-profit educational organization, the Isle Royale Natural History Association (IRNHA), in partnership with the National Park Service, promotes the public's understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of Isle Royale National Park.
• Maryland Native Plant Society, USA
• Minnesota Native Plant Society, USA
• Native Plant Society of New Mexico, USA
• Native Plant Society of Oregon, USA, dedicated to the enjoyment, conservation, and study of Oregon's native vegetation.
• Native Plant Societies of the United States. An address and link list maintained by the National Wildflower Research Center.
• Native Plant Society of Texas, USA
• The New England Botanical Club (NEBC). The New England Botanical Club (NEBC) which originated in 1895 is a non-profit organization that promotes the study of plants of North America, especially the flora of New England and adjacent areas. The Club publishes the journal Rhodora, holds monthly meetings during the academic year (usually at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts), maintains a herbarium of more than 251,000 sheets, has a small library, and annually grants a graduate student research award. An office for the Club is maintained at the Harvard University Herbaria, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
• New England Wild Flower Society, USA is the oldest plant conservation organization in the United States, promoting the conservation of temperate North American plants.
• The Nova Scotia Wild Flora Society
• Rhode Island Natural History Survey, Providence, USA. The Rhode Island Natural History Survey is a consortium of organizations and individuals seeking to further knowledge and understanding of Rhode Island's biota, geology, and ecosystems.
• Saint Petersburg Botanic Society (Florida, USA). The mission of the society is to preserve and enhance Sunken Gardens, the oldest Botanic Garden in the State of Florida and the oldest Subtropical Botanic Garden in the USA, and to promote rainforest conservation through education and presentation of indigenous flora and fauna.
• San Antonio Botanical Society, USA
• The Torrey Botanical Society
• University of Oklahoma Botanical Society. OUBS is a group of students interested in natural history and the biological sciences.
• University of Wyoming Botany Club
• Washington Native Plant Society, USA
• Western Colorado Botanical Society, USA
• Western Pennsylvania Botanical Society, USA
• The Wisconsin Phenological Society

One genus / family / group societies

ALOE

• The South African Aloe and Succulent Society

ARACEAE

• International Aroid Society (IAS), MoBot, USA.

ARECACEAE - PALMS

• The International Palm Society. The International Palm Society (IPS) was formed in 1956 as "The Palm Society" to serve as a focus for the study, culture and preservation of palms around the world. The name was changed to the International Palm Society in early 1980s to reflect growing international membership. IPS members now number almost 3,000 from over 80 countries.
• Palm Society of South Texas

ASCLEPIADACEAE

• The International Asclepiad Society

BEGONIA

• British Columbia Fuchsia & Begonia Society, Canada

BROMELIACEAE

• Bromeliad Society International. The purposes of the Bromeliad Society International are to promote and maintain public and scientific interest in the research, development, preservation , and distribution of bromeliads, both natural and hybrid,throughout the world, and to promote fellowship. The site contains information from around the world on culture, events, affiliated societies, and publications relating to Bromeliads.
• The Bromeliad Society of South Florida
• Florida Council of Bromeliad Societies. The Council is dedicated to serving the bromeliad enthusiasts of Florida.
• New England Bromeliad Society, USA
• The World Bromeliad Society

CACTACEAE, CACTI, SUCCULENTS IN GENERAL

• A. C. Y. S. - Asociación de Amigos de los Cactus y demás Suculentas (Valencia, Spain)
• AIAS Lazio - Cactus & Succulent Italian Society sez. Lazio, Italy, Associazione italiana amatori delle opiante succulente.
• Association de Recherches et d'Informations sur les Déserts et les Succulentes (France)
• British Cactus and Succulent Society, UK. The objectives of the Society are to promote the study, conservation, propagation and cultivation of cacti and other succulent plants.
• The Cactus Center Club, Spain
• The Cactus & Co. International Society. Cactus & Co. International Society, publishes the quarterly journal "Cactus & Co.".
• The Cactus and Succulent Resource Page. This site, maintained by Dr. Justin Spiegel, aims to provide a complete resource of cacti and succulent related information on the web. It also includes information about propagation methods, history and distribution, and links to other Internet resources.
• The Cactus and Succulent Society of America, Inc. The Cactus and Succulent Society of America (CSSA) was founded in 1929 by a small group of people who got together in Pasadena, California, and organized the society. The CSSA has now grown to become an international organization with about 100 affiliates.
• Cactus and Succulent Society of Malta
• Cactus & Succulent Society of Maryland
• Cactus and Succulent Society of New Zealand
• The Cactus and Succulent Society of Queensland, Australia
• The Cactus & Succulent Society of the Philippines
• The Cactus and Succulent Society of San Jose (California,USA)
• Cactusclub 'Aylostera' (Belgian Cactus Society)
• Cactussen en Vetplanten (Belgian Cactus Society)
• The Central Arkansas Cactus & Succulent Society (CACSS)
• The Desert Plant Society of Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)
• Deutsche Kakteengesellschaft e.V. (DKG; The German Cactus Society)
• The Greater Knoxville Cactus and Succulent Society (GKCSS; Tennessee, USA)
• Houston Cactus and Succulent Society (Texas, USA)
• The Indian Society of Cacti & Succulents (ISOCS)
• Kaktusy, Society of Czech and Slovak Cacti and Succulent Growers
• Kansas City Cactus and Succulent Society, USA
• The Kerr County Cactus & Succulent Society (Texas, USA)
• Los Angeles Cactus and Succulent Society, USA
• National Capitol Cactus & Succulent Society, USA
• The Nevada Cactus Society, USA
• Nordisk Kaktusselskab (Sweden)
• Omaha Cactus and Succulent Society
• Orange County Cactus and Succulent Society (California, USA)
• The Ottawa Area Cactus and Succulent Group, Canada
• San Diego Epiphyllum Society (California, USA)
• Sociedad Potosina de Cactología, Mexico
• Succulent Society of South Africa
• Succulenta (The Dutch-Belgian Society of Cactus and Succulent Amateurs)
• Sunset Succulent Society (California, USA)
• Tucson Cactus and Succulent Society (Arizona, USA)
• Worcester Cactus Society, UK

CAMELLIA

• Gainesville Camellia Society, USA.
• International Camellia Society (ICS). WWW site maintained by Klaus Peper in Germany.

CARNIVOROUS PLANTS

• Australian Carnivorous Plant Society
• Carnivorous Plants Societies, list made by Barry-Meyers-Rice, Arizona, USA.
• German Carnivorous Plant Society (GFP). Germany, Gesellschaft für Fleischfressende Pflanzen im deutschsprachigen Raum e. V. - G.F.P.
• International Carnivorous Plant Society

CHRYSANTHEMUM

• National Chrysanthemum Society (USA)

CLEMATIS

• The British Clematis Society. The British Clematis Society encourages, informs and promotes the growth and enjoyment of clematis in gardens. The main publications are its journal The Clematis and the Spring Supplement.
• International Clematis Society. The aims of the Society are to improve and extend the cultivation of Clematis; to disseminate knowledge of Clematis and Clematis culture by means of publications, promotions, exhibitions; and to stimulate scientific research, international co-operation and exchange, meeting, international conferences and other appropriate activities.
• Kärhökerho - Klematis-klubben - The Finnish Clematis Society
• Southern California Clematis Society, USA
• Svenska Clematis Sällskapet (Clematis Society, Sweden)

CYCADS

• The Cycad Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of cycads through education and scientific research, celebrating its 20th anniversary in 1997. Membership in the Society includes a one-year subscription (4 issues) to The Cycad Newsletter, and access to The Cycad Seedbank. Although the Society is based in the USA, it has have members worldwide. The society's website has a cycad photo gallery and information from some recent newsletters.
• Palm and Cycad Societies of Australia. The Palm and Cycad Societies of Australia (PACSOA) web-site features technical and non-technical articles of interest to palm and/or cycad enthusiasts.

DAHLIA

• American Dahlia Society
• The Dahlia Society of Alabama
• Douglas County Dahlia Society (Oregon, USA)
• Minnesota Dahlia Society
• Portland Dahlia Society (Oregon, USA)

DELPHINIUM

• The Delphinium Society

DIANTHUS

• American Dianthus Society, GardenWeb. The American Dianthus Society (ADiS) was founded in 1991 to encourage the enjoyment and cultivation of the genus Dianthus in North American gardens; to preserve and disseminate existing stocks of heirloom dianthuses; and to lobby for the genus to be granted more attention by North American plant breeders, garden designers, landscapers, floral designers, florists, and nurseryfolk.

FUCHSIA

• American Fuchsia Society
• The Bournemouth & Poole Fuchsia Society, UK
• British Columbia Fuchsia & Begonia Society, Canada
• British Fuchsia Society
• Coventry Fuchsia & Geranium Society, UK
• Dutch Fuchsia Society, the Netherlands
• Fuchsia News - Metropolitan Essex Fuchsia Society (London, UK)
• The Swedish Fuchsia Society (Svenska Fuchsiasällskapet), Sweden

GERANIUM

• The British & European Geranium Society currently known as B.E.G.S for short was formed in 1970 for the benefit of amateurs and professional growers alike who have an interest in growing and promoting geraniums.
• Geraniaceae Group. The Geraniaceae Group is an international horticultural society that was formed in England in 1981. The first aim is to bring together as many people as possible who are interested in the species of the genera of the Geraniaceae Family - Pelargonium, Geranium, Erodium, Monsonia, Sarcocaulon, Hypseocharis.
• The International Geranium Society

GESNERIACEAE

• AVSA (The African Violet Society of America) On Line, USA.
• American Gloxinia & Gesneriad Society Home Page, USA. Comprehensive culture information on gesneriads (Gesneriaceae). Complete membership and benefits information about AGGS, an international organization devoted to this plant family.
• Oakville African Violet Society, Ontario, Canada
• Triangle African Violet Society, North Carolina, USA. The Triangle AVSA is an official African Violet Society of America affiliate located in the Research Triangle Park, NC area. The purpose of the Triangle AVSA is to share information and knowledge concerning the culture, showing, propagation, grooming, and buying of African Violets.

HEBE

• The Hebe Society: for Hebes & other Native plants of New Zealand. The Hebe Society promotes Hebes, sophoras, coprosmas etc. and any native plants of New Zealand. It was started in the UK 10 years ago and is affiliated to the RHS. It maintains 'Reference Collections' of Hebes, Parahebes etc in various parts of the UK. It has links with professional members in New Zealand, USA, Ireland and Denmark. The International Registra is a member. The society is endevouring to produce a check list of Hebes.

HEMEROCALLIS, DAYLILIES

• The American Hemerocallis Society, USA.

HIBISCUS

• The American Hibiscus Society. The purpose of the American Hibiscus Society, one of the larger specialized plant societies, is to encourage and promote the development and improvement of hibiscus and to collect, record and pass on information concerning hibiscus. It is non-profit and has its headquarters in Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA.

HOSTA

• The American Hosta Society
• Hosta Society of Western New York
• Upstate New York Hosta Society

HOYA

• Swedish Hoya Society. A non-profit-making-association that started in April 1994.

ILEX

• The Holly Society of America.The purpose of the Holly Society of America is to stimulate interest, promote research, and collect and disseminate information about the genus Ilex (Aquifoliaceae).

IRIDACEAE - IRISES

• American Iris Society. The American Iris Society is a nonprofit institution incorporated February 2, 1927, in the County of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania. By the terms of the Charter, the Corporation has no stockholders and exists for the sole purpose of promoting the culture and improvement of the Iris.
• The Aril Society International. The Aril Society International is a group of dedicated iris enthusiasts devoted to promoting the aril and arilbred irises.
• Canadian Iris Society
• Iris Societies, list by David Pane-Joyce.
• Yakima Valley Iris Society, Washington, USA.

LILIES

• North American Lily Society. The N.A.L.S. was organized in Boston in 1947 as an outgrowth of the Lily Committee of the American Horticultural Society. It now has members in almost every state and province of North America, many countries of Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America, as well as Australia and New Zealand.

NARCISSUS, DAFFODILS

• American Daffodil Society. United States source for daffodil growing and enjoyment. Site includes catalog sources, a list of regional and local societies, daffodil event & show schedules, and a page describing the 12 divisions of daffodils.
• Kentucky Daffodil Society, USA
• Northern California Daffodil Society, USA
• Southwestern Ohio Daffodil Society, USA

ORCHIDACEAE - ORCHIDS

• All Japan Orchid Society Home Page, in English and in Japanese.
• American Orchid Society, USA. / alt. The American Orchid Society
• Associació Catalana d'Amics de les Orquídies. The Catalan Orchid Society on the Net (Spain)
• The Australasian Native Orchid Society Inc (A.N.O.S.). A.N.O.S. was founded August, 1963 and is dedicated to the Study and Conservation of Native Orchids. A.N.O.S. at present is the representative body of the many native orchid societies found throughout Australia and New Zealand.
• Catoctin Orchid Society, Frederick, Maryland, USA
• Central Iowa Orchid Society, USA.
• Central Ontario Orchid Society, Canada.
• Central Vancouver Island Orchid Society (British Columbia, Canada)
• Connecticut Orchid Society (COS), USA. Nonprofit organization for the preservation and extension of knowledge concerning the ecology, cultivation, hybridization, appreciation, and uses of orchids.
• Coral Springs Orchid Society, Florida, USA.
• Deutsche Orchideen Gesellschaft - The German Orchid Society, Germany.
• Dutch Orchid Society, the Netherlands
• Eastbourne Orchid Society, UK.
• Fort Worth Orchid Society, Texas, USA
• G.I.R.O.S., Gruppo Italiano Ricerca Orchidee Spontanee (Italian Group for the Research on Wild Orchids).
• The Greater Omaha Orchid Society, USA
• Greater Palm Beach Rose Society, Florida, USA
• The Houston Orchid Society, USA
• International Phalaenopsis Alliance
• Iowa City Orchid Society, USA
• Michigan Orchid Society, USA
• The New Zealand Native Orchid Society
• Norsk Orkideforening (NOF) / The Norwegian Orchid Society - Norway
• North American Native Orchid Alliance
• North of England Orchid Society, UK
• Northeastern Wisconsin Orchid Society, Green Bay, USA
• The Orchid Societies Council of Victoria (OSCOV), Australia
• Orchid Society of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA
• Orchid Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania, USA. The Orchid Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania (OSNWPA) is affiliated with the American Orchid Society. The OSNWPA was formed in March 1993 and has rapidly grown to over 100 members.
• The Orchid Society of Nova Scotia, Canada.
• Orchid Society of Santa Barbara - Santa Barbara, California, USA
• The Orchid Society of Southeast Asia, from Singapore.
• The Oregon Orchid Society, USA
• Pacific Orchid Society (of Hawaii), USA
• Peninsula Orchid Society (San Mateo, California, USA). Founded in 1946, the POS is a society of about 250 orchid enthusiasts and professional growers serving the San Francisco Peninsula.
• Plantation Orchid Society (Plantation, Florida, USA)
• Societe francaise d'orchidophilie (French Orchid Society) has a lot of information on French and other European orchids, including a list of all European taxa, with keys, images and distribution maps.
• Sonoma County Orchid Society (California, USA)
• Southwestern Pennsylvania Orchid Society, USA
• Tasmanian Orchid Society, Australia
• Trinidad & Tobago Orchid Society
• The Tropical Orchid Society of Southern Florida, USA, Palm Beach County, Florida, USA.
• Vancouver Orchid Society, Canada. The Vancouver Orchid Society, one of Canada's largest Orchid Societies, and Host of the 16th World Orchid Conference, meets at Vandusen Botanical Gardens on the fourth Wednesday of the month, from September to June.

POACEAE - GRASSES

• The American Bamboo Society, USA. This page is designed to introduce you to the ABS and provide "pointers" to additional information about bamboo.
• European Bamboo Society, Association Européenne du Bambou.

PLUMERIA

• The Plumeria Society of America, Inc.

PRIMULACEAE

• The American Primrose Society. The American Primrose Society (APS), founded in 1941 in the Portland, Oregon has grown to become an international organization with members in the United States, Canada and 21 other foreign countries. The society is dedicated to providing its members with information about the taxonomy, culture and hybridization of Primulas.
• The Cyclamen (Primulaceae) Society, UK. Details about the Cyclamen Society, Cyclamen species including many illustrations, cultivation, propagation, Cyclamen Society expeditions and collections, sources of Cyclamen plants and seed, and a Bibliography containing major works and references.

PTERIDOPHYTES

• American Fern Society. The American Fern Society is over 100 years old and with over 500 members worldwide it is one of the largest fern clubs in the world. It was established in 1893 with the objective of fostering interest in ferns and fern allies. To this end it it encourages correspondence and the exchange of information and specimens between members via its newsletter the Fiddlehead Forum.
• The British Pteridological Society. The aims of the society are to promote the growing, study and conservation of Ferns and Fern Allies, both wild species and cultivated varieties, and to encourage interest in their taxonomy, distribution and ecology.
• Ferns and the Southwestern Fern Society
• Los Angeles International Fern Society
• San Diego Fern Society, California, USA.
• Southwestern Fern Society, USA

RHODODENDRON

• American Rhododendron Society is an international, non-profit organization which welcomes new members. Chapters are located throughout the United States and in Canada, Denmark, Scotland, Holland and India.
• Massachusetts Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society, an extensive web site featuring rhododendrons growable in New England.

ROSA - ROSES

• The American Rose Society, USA.
• Canadian Rose Society
• Charleston Lowcountry Rose Society, South Carolina, USA, affiliate of the American Rose Society, founded in 1985.
• Corpus Christi Rose Society, Texas, USA is an educational, non-profit corporation dedicated to the cultivation of roses in the Corpus Christi area.
• Detroit Rose Society, USA
• Fort Worth Rose Society, Texas, USA. Mission: encourage interest in and cultivation of the Rose, spread the love of Roses whenever and wherever possible, be affiliated with the American Rose Society.
• Fraser Pacific Rose Society, Canada
• Houston Rose Society (Texas, USA)
• Marin Rose Society, USA
• New Hampshire Rose Society (NHRS), USA, a non-profit organization dedicated to the enjoyment of roses, with a goal is to provide education and knowledge about rose gardening.
• The Olympia Rose Society, Olympia, Washington, USA
• The Oyama Rose Society, Japan.
• Raleigh Rose Society, USA
• Redwood Empire Rose Society, USA
• Rose Society of Greater St. Louis, Missouri, USA. The object of the Rose Society of Greater St. Louis is to inspire, promote and develop an interest in roses and rose culture; to bring its members together through a common bond; to create a forum for its members where they may discuss roses, their culture and problems, where each member may be helpful and instructive, and in return receive help, instruction and good fellowship. The Society is a not for profit organization and its major objective is the education of its membership and the public in the art and science of the propagation and culture of the rose in all its classes and varieties.
• Rose Society of Tucson, USA
• The Royal National Rose Society (UK)
• Santa Clara County Rose Society, California, USA. The Santa Clara County Rose Society (SCCRS) was founded in 1926, and is affiliated with the American Rose Society (ARS). There are currently approximately 200 members in the SCCRS.
• The Sierra Foothills Rose Soc. (California, USA)
• Vancouver Rose Society (Canada)
• World Federation of Rose Societies

SAXIFRAGA

• The Saxifrage Society, UK. The Saxifrage Society is the only organisation concerned solely with the genus Saxifraga. Publishes the annual "Saxifrage Magazine" (80pp). International Registration Authority for Saxifrage Cultivars. Published first International Register (106pp) in 1995. New volume listing all the Saxifraga species synonyms (182pp) - March 1998. The aim of the Saxifrage Society is to encourage the cultivation and enjoyment of Saxifrages in gardens and in the wild.

SEDUM

• The Sedum Society, UK

Palynology

• American Association of Stratigraphic Palynologists. AASP was established in 1967 by a group of 31 founding members to promote the science of palynology. Today AASP has a world-wide membership of about 800 and is run by an executive comprising an elected Board of Directors and subsidiary boards and committees.
• Canadian Association of Palynologists. The Canadian Association of Palynologists was founded in 1978 and currently (February 1995) consists of about 60 members in good standing and 20 corresponding members from outside Canada.
• International Organization of Paleobotany, UK. The Secretariat of IOP, at the University of East London's Palaeobiology Research Unit, comprises a group of people interested in past environments and how their palaeobiology can be investigated. Most of the work is palaeobotanical, and centres around the Plant Fossil Record Database. This aims to get published records of fossil plants - pollen, seeds, wood, flowers, leaves, and so on - into a form that computers can search. Using computers to study past environments is a characteristic common feature of the activities of the research group. Principal Components Analysis and Cluster Analysis of palynological data, and of semi-quantitative megafossil observations, are other important activities of the group. IOP publishes IOP Newsletters and maintains the Palaeo Talk pages.
• Paleobotanical Section of the Botanical Society of America

Pathology

• The American Crop Protection Association, representing the companies that produce, sell and distribute virtually all the active compounds used in crop protection chemicals registered in the USA..
• American Phytopathological Society, USA. Many resources of interest to Plant Pathologists, including abstracts of articles in APS journals, lists of APS publications, and a searchable index of common names of plant diseases.
• The Australasian Plant Pathology Society
• Brasilian Phytopathological Society, Sociedade Brasileira de Fitopatologia
• British Society for Plant Pathology, UK.
• The Canadian Phytopathological Society - La Société Canadienne de Phytopathologie
• Consortium for International Crop Protection. The Consortium for International Crop Protection (CICP), a non-profit organization, was formed in 1978 by a group of U.S. universities. Its principal purpose was to assist developing nations reduce food crop losses caused by pests while also safe-guarding the environment. CICP's basic goal is to advance economically efficient and environmentally sound protection practices in developing countries and to ensure the health of rural and urban communities.
• French Phytopathological Society, from Rennes, France.
• International Society for Plant Pathology (ISPP)
• Italian Phytopathological Society, Società Italiana di Patologia Vegetale
• Sociedad Española de Fitopatología
• Southern Africa Society for Plant Pathology, South Africa. The Southern African Society for Plant Pathology is an body with an international, though largely South African, membership of over 300 scientists. Membership is drawn from academia, from Government institutes, from Research Councils, from Produce Boards, from private companies, and from the (suitably qualified) public. The Society is the natural home for people working in plant pathology in the region, and includes among its members virologists, phytobacteriologists, soil scientists, mycologists, plant breeders, biotechnologists, among many other disciplines and interests.

Phycology

• Australasian Society for Phycology and Aquatic Botany
• The British Phycological Society, UK.
• The International Seaweed Association
• The Phycological Society of America, USA. PSA is a scientific society that promotes phycology, the study of algae, and fosters phycological research. The Society has a worldwide membership of approximately 1,200.
• Phycological Society of Southern Africa, South Africa.

Physiology

• American Society for Photobiology
• American Society of Plant Physiologists, USA
• • Midwest Section, American Society of Plant Physiologists, USA
  • Western Section of the American Society of Plant Physiologists, USA
• Australian Society of Plant Physiologists
• European Society for Photobiology
• International Society of Photosynthesis Research
• Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists
• Phytochemical Society of North America
• Phytochemical Society of Europe
• Societas Physiologiae Plantarum Scandinavica. Scandinavian Society for Plant Physiology.

Systematics and taxonomy

• The American Society of Plant Taxonomists. The new site, under development by the ASPT's Internet Communications Committee, provides access to member-generated materials from servers at California State University (Stanislaus), the Smithsonian Institution (Botany), the University of Michigan (MICH), and Texas A&M University. These include searchable listings of the ASPT program for this year's meeting and the membership directory. Future development of the site will be driven by membership input mediated by email links to committee members from the site. - American Society of Plant Taxonomists: Current News
• The Association of Systematics Collections, USA. The mission of the Association of Systematics Collections (ASC) is to support and enhance natural history collections, their human resources, and the institutions that house them, for the benefit of science and society.
• Australian Systematic Botany Society. The Australian Systematic Botany Society is an incorporated association of over 300 people with professional or amateur interest in botany. The aim of the Society is to promote the study of plant systematics.
• The Expert Center for Taxonomic Identification (ETI). The Expert Center for Taxonomic Identification (ETI) is an UNESCO associated non-profit foundation, dedicated to improve on a global scale the quantity, quality and accessibility of taxonomic information. ETI is a member of the Research School of Biodiversity, The Netherlands.
• IAPT - International Association for Plant Taxonomy. The purpose of the Association, founded at the Seventh International Botanical Congress in Stockholm on 18 July 1950, is to carry out projects of interest and concern to systematic biologists, especially those which require or profit from international cooperation. The website (in Berlin, maintained by Walter Berendsohn and Brigitte Zimmer) gives information on the publications of IAPT (such as Taxon and Regnum Vegetabile), and has links to projects effected or supported by IAPT.
• IBIS, Integrated Botanical Info System, from Australian National Botanic Gardens.
• The International Biometric Society, from Göttingen, Germany.
• International Biometric Society, Eastern North American Region (ENAR), USA.
• International Organization of Plant Information (IOPI) from Charles Sturt University, Australia.
• International Union for Biological Sciences: Taxonomic Database Working Group (TDWG). The mission of the TDWG is to provide an international forum for biological data projects; to develop and promote the use of standards, and to facilitate data exchange.
• The International Willi Hennig Society. History of the society, principle of cladistics, cladistics software, journal etc.
• Japanese Society of Plant Taxonomists
• The Linnean Society of London, UK. The Linnean Society of London, which was founded in 1788, is now the oldest extant scientific society in the world devoted to natural history. It takes its name from the celebrated Swedish naturalist, Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778), being called the Linnean Society of London to differentiate it from other societies honouring Linnaeus - notably those in Australia, France and Sweden.
• Organization for the Phyto-Taxonomic Investigation of the Mediterranean Area (OPTIMA), Germany. Includes information on the organization and its activities,as well as news relevant to Mediterranean Botany.

Other

• L'Agence des Arbres, France. Une association loi 1901 dont l'objectif est de rechercher, de promouvoir et de mettre en oeuvre toute action liée à la sauvegarde, la protection et la gestion des arbres.
• American Society of Botanical Artists. The American Society of Botanical Artists, Inc., ASBA, is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting public awareness of botanical art and to encouraging the development of this continuing artistic tradition.
• Association de Recherches et d'Informations sur les Déserts et les Succulentes (A.R.I.D.E.S.) (France)
• The Association for Tropical Biology, from St. Louis, Missouri, USA. The Association for Tropical Biology (ATB) was founded in 1963 to promote research and to foster the exchange of ideas among biologists working in tropical environments.
• BotResearch, botanical research organization (Spring, Texas, USA). Botresearch,a non-profit botanical research organization headquartered in Spring,Texas USA ,is dedicated to the exchange of botanical knowledge between researchers, educational institutions,and the general public.
• Canadian Herb Society. The CHS is a national non-profit association which was founded to provide accurate information, education, networking and representation for all those with an interest in herbs. The web site of the Canadian Herb Society (CHS) has info on herb news and events, excerpts from the CHS journal, Herbal Times, membership information and registration for the "Canadian Directory of Who is Who in Herbs".
• IABIN - Inter-American Biodiversity Information Network
• International Allelopathic Society
• International Association for Sexual Plant Reproduction Research (IASPRR), USA. International Organization promoting research on sexual plant reproduction through conferences, publications and workshops. Table of Contents of the journal Sexual Plant Reproduction is located here.
• International Association of Vegetation Science. The IAVS is an International Association for all individuals interested in vegetation science. Its aims are to promote research and education in vegetation science; to promote the publication of research results in vegetation science; to facilitate scientific and personal contacts among vegetation scientists of all countries; to promote applications of vegetation science, and to increase awareness and to disseminate knowledge about vegetation. - The WWW home of the IAVS is in Uppsala, Sweden.
• International Association for Vegetation Science, North American Section
• International Association of Wood Anatomists, IAWA. Web pages of the society are maintained in the Department of Wood and Paper Science, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA.
• International Seaweed Association
• International Society of Arboriculture, from Illinois, USA.
• International Society of Biometeorology
• International Society of Environmental Botanists, UIUC, USA
• International Society for Plant Molecular Biology from a server in the University of Georgia, Athens, USA. The International Society for Plant Molecular Biology (ISPMB) was founded in response to the emergence of plant molecular biology as a distinct, unique and rapidly growing area of biology combining plant biochemistry and genetics.
• International Turfgrass Society. The International Turfgrass Society (ITS) is a not-for-profit scientific organization established in 1969 to encourage research and education in turfgrass science, and to promote personal communication among the international community of turfgrass researchers by organizing international conferences to present turfgrass research and information on all phases of turfgrass production and use.
• National Arborist Association, USA. The NAA is a trade association of commercial tree care firms, developing safety and educational programs, standards of tree care practice and management information for arboriculture firms around the world.
• National Christmas Tree Association, USA
• Organization of Biological Field Stations is a small (about 180 member) association of field stations or persons who are concerned with biological field facilities in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean regions. Recent additions to our membership include stations in Australia, Africa and South America.
• Population Genetics Club. PGC is a non-commercial, Internet based approach, which deals with the broad field of Conservation, Evolution and Population Genetics. PGC was established in June, 1997) and offers a number of services through this web page and e-mail.
• SCB: The Society for Conservation Biology (SCB), USA is an international professional organization dedicated to promoting the scientific study of the phenomena that affect the maintenance, loss, and restoration of biological diversity. The Society's membership is comprised of a wide range of people interested in the conservation and study of biological diversity: resource managers, educators, government and private conservation workers, and students.
• Society for In-Vitro Biology. The SIVB members have have broad interests ranging from micropropagation and tissue culture to genetic engineering of plants. The Society page offers links to plant-related sites, and information on the yearly congress and member information.
• Society of Wetland Scientists. The Society of Wetland Scientists is a non-profit organization devoted to fostering innovative and high quality wetland research and to bringing sound science to wetland management, policy and conservation.

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