Jan 2004, Vol. 22

Date Published 01 January 2004
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Tropical Gesneriads in Cultivation

Usun Apau! Where’s that?

More Than a Gift

From the Forest to the Garden Sterculia parviflora

Cool House in the Tropics

Protecting the Living Monuments of the Gardens

Improvised efficiencies for a plant sharing programme

Regular Features

Message from the Director

New and Exciting
Memecylon fruticosum

Around the Gardens
Singapore Orchid Festival 2003

Training Update

Education Outreach

Environmental Education in Botanic Gardens
Educational Activities at Events

From the Orchid Species Collection
Malaxis

Taxonomy Corner
Naming Plants for People

Staff News
Dr Towering Talent

Key Visitors to the Gardens
July – December 2003

From the Archives
Ethel Burkill’s Paintings Retum to Singapore

Jul 2003, Vol. 21

Date Published 01 July 2003
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The Ginger Garden

Across the Generations: Plant collectors and their Careers at the Botanic Gardens

Casting Light on the History of the Sundial Garden

An Exciting New Mango Species for Singapore

Daun Cincau

Regular Features

Message from the Director

Around the Gardens
Protecting our Magnificent Trees
Plant Sales
The Gardens’ Card Series

Training Update

Education Outreach


The Singapore Connection
Kopsia singapurensis

New and Exciting
Dillenia alata (Red Beech; Golden Guinea Tree)

From the Orchid Species Collection
Bulbophyllum foetidum

Taxonomy Corner
250th Anniversary of Species Plantarum

Staff News

Key Visitors to the Gardens
January – June 2003

From the Archives
Watercolour Paintings by E.J.H. Corner

Year In Focu

Research Projects

Developments

Events

Publications 2002

Jan 2003, Vol. 20

Date Published 01 January 2003
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The Hoyas of Sabah

Rare Finds in the Gardens – Frog in the Dell, An Arboreal Snail

“Kinabalu Diary & Orchid Determinations”
C. E. Carr’s Kinabalu Field Diary

The Herbarium Moves … Again!

Regular Features

Message from the Director

Around the Gardens
Christmas Fiesta
Our 2003 Calendar

Training Update

Staff News

Education Outreach

School Holiday Workshops for Children

The Singapore Connections
Bulbophyllum singaporeanum

New and Exciting
Mauritiella armata (Ghost Palm)

From the Orchid Species Collection

Taxonomy Corner
The Red Banana

Spotlight On Orchid Breeding & Micropropagation
Tissue-cultured plantlets for sale in the Gardens

What’s Blooming
Chorisia speciosa

Key Visitors to the Gardens
July – December 2002

From the Archives
Restoration of Water-colour Paintings

Jul 2002, Vol 19

Date Published 01 July 2002
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The Herbarium’s Role in Conservation

The Early Introduction of African Oil Palm to the Gardens

Colours in the Desert

Regular Features

Message from the Director

Around the Gardens
Botanical Watercolour Painting Course

What’s Blooming
Buddleja asiatica

New and Exciting
Gardenia gjellerupii

Key Visitors to the Gardens
January – June 2002

Staff News

From the Archives
An Excursion to the Sungai Sedili on 29th January 1933

Year In Focus

Research Projects

School of Horticulture

Developments

Events

Publications 2001

Jan 2002, Vol. 18

Date Published 01 January 2002
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An Insight into the Evolution of a Palm

Commercialism — A Business of Botanic Gardens

Urban Invaders or Dwellers?

Ixora — a popular ornamental of our Garden City

Re-introducing Tigers — Grammatophyllum speciosum

Renaissance of the Fungal Collection

Regular Features

Message from the Director

Around the Gardens
Lord Mayor of London Plants a Tree
Ginger Encounters

New and Exciting
Licuala cordata

What’s Blooming
Clerodendrum speciosissimum

Highlight from the School of Horticulture
National Skills Recognition System (NSRS)

Key Visitors to the Gardens
July – December 2001

From the Archives
Illustrations of Useful Plants of the Southern Region

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