Pteridology in the New Millennium

General Papers.- 1 Professor Bala Krishnan Nayar: A biographical sketch.- 2 The Pteridology Laboratory, N.B.R.I., Lucknow (India).- Systematics.- 3 Taxonomy and biogeography of Indian pteridophytes.- 4 Phylogenetics, biogeograpgy and classification of the woodwardioid ferns (Blechnaceae).- 5 Review of the family Woodsiaceae (Diels) Herter of Eurasia.- 6 An Introduction to the pteridophytes of Hainan Island, South China.- 7 Notes on new or interesting Asplenium species from Western Asia, including comments on Ching & Wu (1985), and Fraser-Jenkins (1992) Reliquiae Reichsteinianae 1.- 8 Diversity and distribution patterns of Aspleniaceae in Brazil.- 9 Two new species of Cyathea from North-Eastern India.- 10 Distributional study of the genus Cyrtomium C. Presl (Dryopteridaceae).- 11 Taxonomic studies on the family Sinopteridaceae and the genus Ctenitopsis (Tectariaceae) from Hainan Island, China.- 12 Valuable and noteworthy Chinese fern specimens preserved at the herbarium of Singapore Botanic Gardens (SING).- 13 Pteridophytic flora of Northern part of Bihar (India) adjacent to Indo-Nepal border.- Morphology, Anatomy and Cytology.- 14 Studies on the Chinese Selaginellaceae-V: Observations on the forliar epidermis of Selaginella Beauv. from Hainan Island in China.- 15 Morphological observations on the co-occurring geophytes Isoetes duriei Bory (Lycophyta, Isoetaceae) and Romulea columnae Sebast. et Mauri (Anthophyta, Iridaceae).- 16 Cytomorphological studies on some Indian population of Isoëtes coromandelina L. f..- 17 Studies on the morpho-taxonomy of Indian vittarioid ferns.- 18 Morphological and cytological variations of Japanese Dryopteris varia group (Dryopteridceae).- Ecology and Floristics.- 19 Environmentally related demography: field studies on Isoëtes lacustrisL. (Lycophyta, Isoëtaceae) in Europe.- 20 The vertical distributions of live and dead fern spores in the soil of a semi-natural woodland in Southeast Scotland and their implications for spore movement in the formation of soil spore banks.- 21 Species richness of pteridophytes in natural versus man-made lowland forest in Malaysia and Singapore.- 22 The taxonomy and ecology of the pteridophytes of Mt. Iraya and vicinity, Batan Island, Batanes Province, Northern Philippines.- 23 Some aspects of the fern flora (Filicopsida) of the Netherlands.- 24 Demographic studies of homosporous fern populations in South Siberia.- 25 Eco-morphological characteristics of Pyrrosia petiolosa (Christ et Baroni) Ching (Polypodiaceae) in the primorye territory, in far-Eastern Russia.- 26 Herbivory on three tropical fern species of a Mexican cloud forest.- 27 Animal interaction with pteridophytes with emphasis on Indian records.- Phytoremediation / Economic Utility.- 28 Tolerance of heavy metals in vascular plants: Arsenic hyperaccumulation by Chinese brake fern (Pteris vittata L.).- 29 Economically viable pteridophytes of India.- Reproductive Biology / Tissue Culture.- 30 Gametophyte morphology and breeding systems in ferns.- 31 Some aspects of reproductive biology of the gametophyte generation of homosporous ferns.- 32 Mating systems of Cyatheaceae native to Taiwan.- 33 Plantlet production of the Philippine Giant Staghorn Fern [Platycerium grande (Fee) C. Presl] through spore culture.- 34 Micropropagation and conservation of rare and endangered ferns of the Southern Western Ghats through in vitro culture.- Paleobotany.- 35 Heterosporous water ferns from the late Cretaceous to Neogene periods of India.