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The Botanical Exchange Club lasted, with several minor name changes, from the late 19th century until the mid-20th when it renamed itself the Botanical Society of the British Isles. The BEC Reports contain a wealth of information about botany and botanists of that time. Here are some extracts from the reports.
Nelmes, E. 1945. Two critical Groups of British Sedges. I Carex flava. II C. muricata. BEC Rep. 13, 95-105; pdf 1.38Mb.
Nelmes, E. 1945. A Hybrid Sedge New to the British Isles. BEC Rep. 13, 93; pdf 194kb.
Heslop Harrison, J.W. 1936. The Flora of the Inner Hebridean Islands, Raasay, South Rona, Scalpay, Fladday, and Longay. BEC Rep. 11, 299-303; pdf 583kb.
Good, R. 1936. The Study of Plant-Geography. BEC Rep. 11, 295-298; pdf 486kb.
Turrill, W.B. 1935. Solanum dulcamara and its inflorescence. BEC Rep. 11, 82-89; pdf 721kb.
Williams, F.N. 1917. Revision of the British Species of Sagina. BEC Rep. 5, 190-204; pdf 1.53Mb.
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My apologies for consigning these publications to the ‘miscellaneous’ page, but I don’t like web pages with very little on them, so I think it works better this way. Anyhow, you seem to have found them...
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BSBI Recorder is an in-house newsletter that is sent to county recorders and referees, providing updates on projects run by the society and the activities of the members. Click on the thumbnails to open as pdf:
Recorder 14 (Spring 2010)
Recorder 13 (Spring 2009)
Recorder 12 (Spring 2008)
Recorder 11 (Spring 2007)
Recorder 10 (March 2006)
Recorder 9 (Feb 2005)
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BSBI Scottish Newsletter
Irish Botanical News
- No. 20, March 2010
- No. 19, April 2009
- No. 18, March 2008
- No. 17, March 2007
- No. 16, March 2006
- No. 15, March 2005
- No. 14, March 2004
- No. 13, March 2003
- No. 12, March 2002
- No. 11, April 2001
- No. 10, March 2000
- No. 5, February 1995
- No. 4, February 1994
- No. 3, February 1993
- No. 2, February 1992
- No. 1, February 1991
Hart’s Flora of Donegal
Digitized by M. Jannink: pdf 1.15Mb.
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Recorder 7 (Apr 2003)
Recorder 6 (Feb 2002)
Recorder 3 (April 1999)
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