Corporate Body

Australian Systematic Botany Society Inc (1973 - 2011)

From
August 1973
To
March 2011
Functions
Association and Membership Organisation
Alternative Names
  • ASBS

Summary

Established in 1973 the Australian Systematic Botany Society Inc was the predecessor of the Australasian Systematic Botany Society Inc. In 2002 the Society had around 350 members.

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Timeline

 1973 - 2011 Australian Systematic Botany Society Inc
       2011 - Australasian Systematic Botany Society

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Published resources

Journal Articles

  • Barker, R. M., 'Dr David Symon and the Australian Systematic Botany Society', Australian Systematic Botany Society Newsletter, 90 (1997), 32-4. Details
  • Clarkson, John, 'In the beginning ... It's an honour: the history of Life Membership', Australasian Systematic Botany Society newsletter, 192 (2022), 4-9. Details
  • Clarkson, John, 'In the beginning: a brief history of ASBS research grants', Australasian Systematic Botany Society newsletter, 191 (2022), 29-34, https://asbs.org.au/newsletter/pdf/22-jun-191.pdf. Details
  • Clarkson, John, 'In the beginning: technology through the ASBS ages', Australasian Systematic Botany Society newsletter, 190 (2022), 16-9. Details
  • Henderson, R. J., 'Incorporation of the Society', Australian Systematic Botany Society newsletter, 46 (1986), 13-21. Details

Resources

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