• Bryophytes and Pteridophytes: spore-bearing land plants 

  Gibby, Mary (Cambridge University Press, 2023-03-05)

  Spore-bearing land plants are much fewer in number than flowering plants, with around 20,000 bryophytes and 12,000 pteridophytes, but they have a much longer history, with the first recognisable land plant fossil dating ...

• Planting with nature: a guide to sustainable gardening 

  Wilson, Kirsty (BirlinnRoyal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, 2023-04-20)

• The hidden world of mosses 

  Bell, Neil (Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, 2023-04)

• Angiosperm taxonomy in practice 

  Burtt, B.L. (Systematics Association, 1964-12)

• Conservation Translocations 

  Gaywood, Martin J.; Ewen, John G.; Hollingsworth, Peter M.; Moehrenschlager, Axel (Cambridge University Press, 2022-12)

• Reintroduction of the endemic plant Manglietiastrum sinicum (Magnoliaceae) to Yunnan Province, China 

  Sun, Weibang; Cai, Lei; Hollingsworth, Peter M. (Cambridge University Press, 2022-12)

  Summary. In total, 600 two-year-old and three-year-old saplings of the critically endangered Chinese endemic huagaimu were translocated into the species’ natural range. There were very low survival rates (2 and 20 per cent ...

• Plant health, biosecurity and conservation translocations 

  Mitchell, Ruth J.; Green, Sarah; Hollingsworth, Peter M. (Cambridge University Press, 2022-12)

  Summary. Increased global movement of biological materials, coupled with climate change, and other environmental pressures are leading to increasing threats to plants from pests and pathogens. These pests and pathogens ...

• Genomics and conservation translocations 

  Neaves, Linda; Ogden, Rob; Hollingsworth, Peter M. (Cambridge University Press, 2022-12)

• The implications of coalescent conspecific genetic samples in plants 

  Lavin, Matt; Pennington, R. Toby (Cambridge University Press, 2022-09-01)

  When samples from a single taxonomic species are resolved as monophyletic, or coalescent, in a phylogenetic analysis of DNA sequences, this is often the basis for “cryptic” or otherwise overlooked plant species. Here, we ...

• The bryophytes of the Wallich Herbarium and Catalogue 

  Long, David G. (Finnish-Chinese Botanical Foundation, 2022-08-15)

• The Yew Hedge: Conserving ancient trees from the UK and beyond 

  Gardner, Martin (Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, 2022-07)

• Corner of a foreign field: The British cemetery at Kathmandu 

  Watson, Mark F.; Hall, Andrew R. (Vajra Publications, 2022)

• Invasive alien plants of Nepal: A field guide to 27 problematic species 

  Adhikari, Bhaskar; Shrestha, Bharat Babu; Watson, Mark F.; Sharma, Lila Nath; Bhattarrai, Shandesh; Pendry, Colin A.; Paudel, Ekananda; Sharma (Dhakal), Kalpana (Nepal Academy of Science and Technology, 2022)

• Jalthal: Plant species prioritised for conservation 

  Sharma, L.N.; Adhikari, Bhaskar (ForestAction Nepal, 2021)

• Worker safety during Covid 

  Vaile, Deborah (Luath Press, 2022)

• Floral Diagrams: an aid to understanding flower morphology and evolution 

  Ronse De Craene, Louis P. (Cambridge University Press, 2022-04-07)

• Multiple benefits of blue-green infrastructure and the reduction of environmental risks: Case study of ecosystem services provided by a SUDS pond 

  Krivtsov, Vladimir; Birkinshaw, Stephen; Olive, Valerie; Lomax, Janee; Christie, Derek; Arthur, Scott (Springer Singapore, 2021-11-22)

• Blue-Green Cities: Achieving Flood Resilience, Water Security and Biodiversity 

  Krivtsov, Vladimir; Ahilan, Sangaralingam; Arthur, Scott; Birkinshaw, Steve; Dawson, D.; Everett, G.; et al. (Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, 2021-12-01)

• World of Plants: Stories of Survival 

  Davey, Alexandra (Edinburgh: Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, 2021-11-15)

• Inventory of green roofs within Edinburgh, Scotland 

  Miller, Kate; Krivtsov, Vladimir; Cohen, Laura (Springer Nature, 2022-01)

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