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The Newsletter is a quarterly publication of the Connecticut Botanical Society. Subscription is free with membership in the society. The Newsletter covers a wide range of topics of botanical interest in Connecticut and southern New England, including plant conservation, identification and ecology; native-plant gardening; announcements of volunteer programs and other regional activities; reviews of botanical and ecological publications; and Botanical Society news and field trips.

We welcome submissions of articles and participation in newsletter construction from all CBS members, regardless of botanical background or expertise. If you are interested in becoming involved with the newsletter, contact the editor at . For information on submitting an article or announcement of interest to CBS readers, see Instructions for Contributors.

Selected Articles from the Newsletter

• The American Elm: Better Days Ahead? by Edward Richardson (Spring 1999)
• Going Native by Joan L. Faust (Summer/Fall 1999 and Winter 2001)
• Six Plant Families to Get to Know in Winter by Carol Levine (Winter 2000)
• Twig and Leaf Phyllotaxy by Carol Levine (Fall 2000)
• The Greening of Connecticut by Roland C. Clement (Winter 2000 to Winter 2001)
• Connecticut Grasslands, A Review by Roland C. Clement (Summer 2001)
• Connecticut's Endangered Plants by Janet Novak (Winter 2002)
• A Botanical Library by Casper J. Ultee (Winter 2002)
• Connecticut's Notable Trees: New Britain's Charter Oak "Grandson" by Glenn Dreyer (Fall 2002)
• A New Link to the Origins of Angiosperms by Christine J. Small (Fall 2002)