The Bean bag

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TOE °BEAN CRAG

A newsletter to promote communication among research scientist K
concerned with the systematics of the Leguminosae/ Fabaceae.

Editor; R.S. Cowan, Department of Botany, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20560
Associate Editor; Charles R.Gunn, Plant Taxonomy Laboratory, BARC-WEST, USDA,

Beltsville, Maryland 20705

No. 12 November 1980

Hermann August Theodor Harms
1870-1942

Berlin-born into a professionally
prominent (from both sides) family,
Harms was enrolled in a private
school in the city for his earliest
education. Later, after eight years
in the Askanische Gymnasium, he
matriculated in the "philosophischen
Fakultat of Berlin’s Friedrich-
Wilhelm-Universitat . At the end of
his studies, mostly devoted to natural
history and mathematics, he graduated
22 February 1893 with a dissertation
on the use of anatomical structure in
the classification of the
Passif loraceae .

Adolf Engler, having early recog-
nized Harms’ talent for systematics,
invited him to join the staff of the
Botanical Museum of Berlin which
Engler headed. Hams served there as a
general assistant and Lecture-assistant,
until 1 April 1896 when he became a
scientific assistant. He rapidly
established a reputation for sound
science, dedication, and a willingness to
taxonomy by his research and, especially by his editorial work with "Das
Pflanzenreich", with his and C. G. de Dalla Torre's "Genera Siphonogamarum",
and with his editorship (after 1930) of the second edition of "Naturlichen
Pflanzenfamilien" . Hams was also an important nomenclaturist, participating
in the International Botanical Congresses at Vienna, Brussels, Cambridge, and
Amsterdam. He was largely responsible for the provision in the Code pemitting
conservation of generic names to avoid disadvantageous changes in nomenclature.
He was a member of the most prestigious botanical societies, and in 1906 he was
awarded the title of Professor.

Photograph, source unknown. Print at
Hunt Institute .

serve the developing field of plant

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Hanns had many interests among the flowering plants, both monocots and
dicots, but none led to so many publications as did his study of the
Leguminosae. If one consults his bibliography, it will be seen that no
fewer than 147 titles treat legumes from one part of the world or another --
South America, Africa, Pacific Islands, mostly tropical species. Scores
of new genera and species are credited to him, most of which still stand.

Personally Harms was a modest, retiring, almost shy person; in his work
with others he felt most comfortable in the background. Yet he was always
ready to be helpful to anyone, to give counsel, and many younger colleagues
in the Museum looked to him for his opinions of their research. Just two
days before his death he was at the Museum working in the library. [Notes
from the Nachruf by G. M. Schulze, Bot. Jahrb . 74 (3) : 349-374 . 1949. See
TL-2/2:56, for further references.]

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

In preparation for the next Directory Issue of the Bean Bag, addresses,
etc. are being entered in the USDA computer. Please check your name and
address on the envelope used to send this issue and inform us of any change
you wish to have made.

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A new journal, LEGUME RESEARCH, has been initiated by the Agricultural
Research Communication Centre, Sadar, Karnal, India, with Dr. S. Chandra
as the chief editor, supported by an international editorial board. The
journal, which will appear twice annually, is designed to highlight the
fundamental and applied aspects of legume physiology, genetics, breeding,
bacterial activity, product quality and technological aspects of
cultivation, processing and evaluation. Annual subscription: Rs. 40.00,

$ 8.00, or $15.00 (one year); Vol. 3, 1979-80. Rs. 100.00,^20.00, or
$40.00 (three years). [From Taxon 29:518.]

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The Leucaena Newsletter "will be started in 1980 as an annual bulletin
with brief research reports on leucaena. Later newsletters may extend to
other woody leguminous genera." If you are interested, write to: Dr. James

L. Brewbaker, Department of Horticulture, University of Hawaii, Honolulu,

HI 96822 U.S.A.

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The first issue of LUPINE NEWSLETTER has just been received (Nov. 1980) .
It was bom out of enthusiastic discussions among specialists at the First
International Lupine Workshop in Lima, Peru. The first issue lists the
Board members (Chairman, Dr. Rainer Gross) who reflect a broad spectrum
of interests most of which are not directly taxonomic in nature but which
are of concern and interest to taxonomists (proteins, breeding, alkaloids,
etc.). For further information and subscriptions, write to: The Inter-

national Lupine Association, Jr. Tizon y Buena 276, Lima, Peru.

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DIRECTORY CORRECTIONS

Please make these corrections in your copy of the Directory in BB-7.

Individuals

BAIKABILOV: Samarkand Architectural-Building Institute. The Chief of the

Department of Chemistry, Street Lajljazar, 70 Samarkand .Uzbek SSR USSR.
CLEWELL: [New Address]. Conservation Consultants, Inc., P. 0. Box 35,

Palmetto, Florida 33561.

CORBY: Change (Mr.) to (Dr.) and RHODESIA to ZIMBABWE (BB-7, p.3)

STIRTON: (New address). Botanical Research Institute, Private Bag X101,

Pretoria 0001, SOUTH AFRICA (BB-7, p.8)

VAN DER MAESEN: (New address) . International Crops Research Institute

for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) , ICRISAT Patancheru, P.0. Box 502
324, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA (BB-7, p.9)

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DIRECTORY ADDENDUM V

These new readers are additions to those who are listed in the BB-7
Directory and subsequent issues.

Individuals

CIALDELLA, Ava Maria; (Lie.); Instituto de Botanica Darwinion, Labarden
200, San Isidro, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

FELSINEUS, Luciano Bernardi; Conservatoire Botanique, CH 1292, Chambesy,
Geneve, SWITZERLAND.

HALLARD: 8 Rue Roi Rene, La Menitre, 49250 Beaufort en Vallee, FRANCE.

HOPKINS, Mike, (Dr.); Animal Ecology Research Group, Department of
Zoology, South Parks Road, Oxford OXL 3PS , ENGLAND [Bruchid beetles
feeding on legume seeds]

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HUSSAINI, S. W. H. ; Department of Biological Sciences, University of Benin,
P.M.B. 115 U. Benin City, NIGERIA

JAYAWARDHANE, E. A. A.; (Hr.): Paragahamulla, Hindagolla, via-Kurunegala,

SRI LANKA

LEON, Jorge; (Head); Genetic Resource Unit, Centro Agronomico Tropical de
Investigacion y Ensenanza, Turrialba, COSTA RICA

PEABODY, Frederick J., 353 Bessey Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
50011 [Graduate student] .

PENA de Sousa, Magdalena; (Directora) ; Jardin Botanico, Instituto de
Biologia, U.N.A.M., Mexico 20, D.F., Mexico [Legumes of Mexico]

RAO, M. Mauhusudana: (Dr.); Department of Botany, Kaktiya University,

Warangal 506 009, INDIA [Tropical pulses, SEM studies of seeds]

THOTATHRI, K. (Dr.); Botanical Survey of India, P.0. Botanic Garden,

Howrah- 711103, INDIA

YATAZAWA, M. ; Faculty of Agriculture, Nagoya University, Chikusa, Nogoya 464,
JAPAN

Institutions

LIBRARIAN, ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS AND NATIONAL HERBARIUM, Birdwood Avenue,

South Yarra, Victoria, 3141, AUSTRALIA
GENERAL LIBRARY, BRITISH MUSEUM (Natural History), Cromwell Road, London
SW7 5BD, ENGLAND

LIBRARY AND DOCUMENTATION CENTER, Museo Provincal de Ciemcias Naturales
"Florentino Ameghino," 3000 Santa Fe, ARGENTINA

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GLEANINGS FROM THE DATA COLLECTION SHEETS

BAIKABILOV has prepared a book on cytology for the pedogogical institutes;
has in press an article on the bending chromosome of Onobrychis
saravecharica ; completed a karyosystematie study of Onobrychis , section
Lophobrychis ; and started an Onobrychis - p rotein study. Needs Onob rychis
seeds and publications.

CIALDELLA has started a revision of the Argentina species of Acacia .

CORBY was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of
Rhodesia. [Congratulations!]. His 171 page dissertation entitled
"Rhizobial root nodules in the classification of the Leguminosae" is a
full version of his paper presented at the Legume Conference; completed
a first draft of "A survey of the nitrogen content of the embryos of
leguminous seeds"; started a paper on "A comparative study of the
development of leguminous root nodules"; and a survey of legume symbiosis.
Has suggestions for further research.

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DUNN and A. M. Planchuelo have 3 papers in preparation or in press on
Lupinus of Argentina and notes that Melvin Conrad has completed his
dissertation on the Lupinus albicaulis-L . formosus-L. andersonii
complex. Has started studies of Lupinus in Ecuador and Brazil and
continues with Planchuelo on lupines of Argentina. Needs viable seeds
from Brazilian Lupinus spp . , expecially the simple-leaved species.

Will be in Mexico in December of 1980. Will annotate Lupinus spp.
of North America, Mexico, Central America, and Argentina.

GUNN, Norman, and LAS SETTER are working on the mono ty pic genus Pachecoa
of southern Mexico and Guatemala and would welcome viable seeds and
new herbarium specimens .

HALLARD has started an introduction evaluation of Phaseolus spp . , Pisum
sativum , and Glycine spp .

HOPKINS is studying host plant relationships between legumes and bruchids,
especially bruchid attacking Parkia spp. in Brazil.

HUSSAINI has started a Ph.D. dissertation "Cytomorphology of the tropical
Leguminosae with special reference to Nigerian taxa." Needs seeds of
African Papilionatae, plans trips to Nigerian savanna*, and will
annotate African Cassia and Crotalaria .

LAS SETTER: See GUNN

MASLIN: See PEDLEY

MAXWELL has returned to Dioclea and related genera.

PEDLEY has started studies of phytogeography of Acacia in Queensland and
Tephrosia in Australia and with MASLIN and S. Hopper the phytogeography of
Queensland and the Northern Territory, April-May 1981. Will annotate
Australian Atylosia and Tephrosia and Queensland Acacia .

PHON: See VIDAL

SCHREIBER has published a treatment of Caesalpinia in Sudwestafrika and
will accept for identification all legumes from that region.

STIRTON has returned to South Africa and has completed a paper on petal
sculpturing in Papilionideae, a revision of tribe Psoraleae (with the
New World species left as aggregate Orbexilum for the time being) , a
revision of 26 Eriosema spp. and of the only species of Cajanus ,

Flemingia and Bolus afra in southern Africa. Has started a revision of
genera Psoralea sensu stricto, nthol oM nm gen. nov., Hallia and Southern
African species of Cullen and a study of the geography of pollination
mechanisms in southern African legumes. Will supply material on South
African endemic Psoralea , Hallia , and Otholobium to interested colleagues.

THOTHATHRI has completed a revision of the Dalbergieae for Indian subcontinent
and has started a revision of Hedysareae and Indigofera in India. Will be
collecting in Estern Himalayas. Will annotate Perris , Dalbergia , Crotalaria ,
and Indigofera of Asia.

THUAN: See VIDAL

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VAN DER MAESEN has finished a manuscript on the revision of Cajanus and
Atylosia . Just returned from North India and will annotate Cajanus,
Atylosia , Cicer.

VIDAL informs us that PHON has started revisions of Euchres ta , Trif idacanthus ,
Guldens taedtia , Medicago , Parochetus , Crotalaria ; also THUAN of Rothia ,
Psoralea, Cyanopsis , Pongamia, Melilotus, Bowringia , Abrus for Flora of
Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. Suggests a graduate student should revise
Dialium . Will annotate Pterolobium , Asian Caesalpinia and Caesalpinioideae
of Indochina.

YAKOVLEV is in Vietnam for two months collecting Fabaceae for his own studies
and Rosaceae for the study of his student. Three papers published this
year are listed in the recent publications section.

YATAZAWA has finished a study of allantoin metabolism in soybeans and has
started studies of culture characteristics of rhizobia from tropical
legumes and nitrogen fixation in aerial parts of legumes. Suggests a
graduate student might study nodulation problems in Caesalpinioideae.

Needs at least 10 grams of each of following: Kennedia coccinea Vent . ,

Hardenbergia componiana Benth . , Colutea persica Boiss . , Swainsonia
galegifolia , Lourea vespertilion Desv. , Lonchocarpus sericeus . Plans to
do field work in Uruguay (November to January) and Indonesia (July) .

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RECENT LEGUME LITERATURE ^N

For additional information or reprints, write to the author or authors;

the addresses of those whose names are fully capitalized may be found in

BB-7-12 .

Annals of Missouri Botanical Gardens, vol. 66, 1979: a series of articles

on Erythrina spp .

ALLEN and ALLEN: 1981. The Leguminosae: A source book of characteristics,

uses, and nodulation. 806 pp . University of Wisconsin Press, Madison.

Balakrishnan , N. P. and K. THOTHATHRI. 1978. Phanera nicobarica Balak. &
Thoth. (Caesalpiniaceae) - A new and interesting species from the Great
Nicobar Island. Bull. Bot. Surv. Ind. 17: 201-203.

BASIL' CHENKO, I. I. 1978. The new genus Rhodusia Vass. from the family
Papilionaceae. Novit. Syst. Pi. Vase. 9:204-206 - Illus. transl. from
Novosti Sist. Vyssh. Rest. 9 (1972).

BASIL'EVA, L. I. 1978. On the taxonomy of the section Cytisodes Bunge of
the genus Astragalus L. Novit. Syst. PI. Vase. 9:207-210. Transl. from
Novosti Sist. Vyssh. Rast. 9 (1972).

BELL, M. Y. Qdreshi, R. J. Pryce, D. H. Janzen, P. Lemke and J. Clardy.

1980. 2,4-Methanoproline (2-Carboxy-2 ,4-methanopyrrolidine) and 2,4-
Methanoglutamic Acid (l-Amino-l,3-dicarboxy cyclobutane) in seeds of
Ateleia herbert-smithii Pittier (Leguminosae). Jour. Am. Chem. Soc,

102: 1409-1412.

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CHEFRANOVA, Z. V. 1978. Review of the species of the genus Lens Mill.
(Conspectus spec, generis Lens Mill.) Novit . Syst. Vase., 8:197-204.

Trans, from Novosti Sist. Vyssh. 8 (1971).

CHEFRANOVA, Z. V. 1978. Summary of the taxonomy of the genus Lathy rus
L. (Conspectus systematis generis Lathyrus L.) Novit. Syst. PI. Vase.

8:205. Transl. from Novosti Sist. Vyssh. Rast. 8 (1971).

CHRTKOVA- Z ERTOVA , VAN DER MAESEN, L. J. G., and K. H. RECHINGER. 1979.

Flora Iranica: no. 140. Papilionaceae: 1. Vicieae. Graz, Akademische

Druck, 89p., tab. 60. [German]

CORRICK, M. G. 1980. Bush-peas of Victoria - genus Pultenaea - 12.

Victorian Nat. 97:19-22.

CRISP, M. D. 1980. Davies ia and Leptosema (Fabaceae) in central Australia:

New species and name changes. Jour. Adelaide Bot. Gard. 2:271-276.

DELL, B. 1980. Structure and function of the strophiolar plug in seeds
of Albizia lophantha . Amer. Jour. Bot. 67:556-563.

DUDIK. 1978. Main trends of Fabales Nakai fruit evolution. Ukr. Bot. Zh.
35:344-348.

DUKE. 1980. Handbook of legumes of world economic importance. 475 pp.

Plenum Publishing Corp., New York. [$45.00 or $54.00 outside U.S.]

DUNCAN. 1979. Changes in Galactia (Fabaceae) of the southeastern United
States. Sida 8:170-180.

DUNN. 1980. Lupinus in Flora of Panama. Annals Missouri Botanical Garden.
Dutt, C. B. S., S. D. Daniel, M. Sabnis. 1979. Chemo-taxonomical studies
on the genus Alysicarpus . Indian Journal Botany 2:48-50.

Egorava, V. N. 1978. Vicia Cracca , nomenclature, taxonomy, USSR. Moskva.

Moskovskii Universitet. Part 4, 114-126.

EVANS and BELL, 1979. Non-Protein amino acids of Acacia spreies and their
effect on the feeding of the Acridids Anacridium melanorhodon and Locusta
migratoria . Phytochemistry 18: 1807-1810.

EVANS, BELL, and E. S. Johnson. 1979. N-Methyltyramine, a biologically
active amine in Acacia seeds. Phytochemistry 18: 2021-2022.

FELLOWS, BELL, D. G. Lynn, F. Pilkiewicz, I. Miura, and K. Nakanishi. 1979.
Isolation and structure of an unusual cyclic amino alditol from a legume.
Chem. Comm: 977-978.

Fowler, H. G. 1979. Seed predator responses. Oecologia (Berlin) 41:361-364.
Foriers, A., R. Neve, A. D. de Strossberg. 1979. Lectin sequences as a tool
for chemotaxonomical classification in Leguminosae. Physiologie Vegetale
17: 597-606. [French]

Gerstenberg, H., H. -D. Belitz, and WEDER. 1980. Isolation and characteri-
zation of some proteinase inhibitors from Phaseolus vulgaris var. nanus .

Z. Lebensm. Unters. Forsch. 171:28-34.

GILLETT. 1980 Taxonomy of Trifolium (Leguminosae) : 5. The perennial species
of section Involucrarium . Canadian Jour. Bot. 58:1425-1448.

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GRAHAM, G. Barker, and FREITAS DA SILVA. 1280, Unique pollen types in the
Caesalpinioideae CLeguminosae) . Grana 12:78-84,

GUNN, E. M. Norman, LASSETTER. 1280. Chapmannla floridana Torrey & Gray
(Fabaceae) . Brittonia 32: 178-185.

Inner Mongolia Botanical Records Compiling Group. 1277. Flora Chinae

Intramongolicae. Huhehaote, Typis Intramongolicae Popularis, volume 3
302 p. {In Chinese. Leguminosae p. 134-286. Illustrations, keys.]

ISELY and POLHILL. 1280. Leguminosae subfamily Papilionoideae Taxon
22:105-112.

Johnson, C. D., C. N. Slobodchikof f . 1272. Co-evolution of Cassia
(Leguminosae) and its seed beetle predators bruchidae. Environ.

Entomol. 8: 1052-1064.

Kaniewski K, and J. Miszkiel. 1280. Histogenesis of the pericarp in species
of Scorpiurus . Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Ser. Sci. Biol. 27: 502-518.

{Polish]

KANIS. 1280. The Malesian species of Serianthes ( Fabaceae , Mimosoideae ) .
Brunonia 2: 282-320.

Khrzhanovskii , V. G., S. F. Ponomarenko, V. I. Moshanov. 1272. Comparative-
morphological analysis of the seed of Indigofera species cultivated in
the USSR. Izvestiia Timiriazevsk S-KH Akad. Mar/Apr 42-55.

Kostermans, A. J. G. H. 1280. Mimosaceae. In Dassanayake, M. D. ed., A

revised handbook to the flora of Ceylon. Amerind Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd.
new Delhia. Ivolume 1, pp. 452-508.]

KRUK0FF. 1280. Notes on the species of Erythrina : 15. Phytologia , 46: 88-23

Kulatiasov, I. M. , N. M. Grigor’Eva. 1278. Genus Medicago L. nomenclature,
Taxonomy. USSR. Biologicheskaia Flora Moskovskoi Oblasti, part 4, 26-113
[Russian]

LASSETTER and GUNN. 1272. Vicia menziesii Sprengel (Fabaceae) rediscovered:
its taxonomic relationships. Pac. Sci. 33: 85-101.

LEE. 1278. Some species of Crotalaria in Australia. Telopea 1: 312-356.

Lee, A. T., and GLADSTONES. 1272. Proposals to reject Lupinus varius and
Lupinus hisutus of Europe (Fabaceae). Taxon 28: 616-621.

LESINS and I. Lesins. 1272. Genus Medicago Leguminosae a taxo-genetic
study. W. Junk B. V. Publishers, The Hague and Boston, Massachusetts.

[56 species, morphology, habitat, distribution, speciation, evolution,
key, agriculture.]

MAK1N0, H. 1278. Palynological studies in Leguminosae, Lotoideae tribe
Phaseoleae. Hoehnea 7: 47-28.

MASLIN. 1272. Studies in the genus Acacia , Mimosoideae: 2 additional notes

on the series Pulchellae. Nuytsis 2: 354-367.

MATTOS. 1272. The genus Hymenolobium Bentham (Leguminosae) in Brazil.
Roessleria 3: 13-54. [Portuguese]

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MATTOS. 1979. The genus Andlra Lam. (Leguminosae, Papilionoideae) in
Brazil. Acta Amazonica 9:241-266.

MAXWELL. 1979. Transfer of Dioclea multiflora to Galactia , Leguminosae
Castanea 44:241-246.

Meikle, R. D. 1979. Adenanthera bicolor and the operation of Article 32.

Taxon 28:600-601.

Murthi, A. N. & VAN DER MAESEN. 1979. Leaf variants in pigeonpea,

Cajanus Cajan CL.) Millsp. Trop. Agric. (Trinidad) 56-1:81-83.

NEWELL and HYMOWITZ. 1980. Cytology of Glycine tabacina , a wild hexaploid
relative of the soybean. Jour. Hered., 71:175-178.

NIELSEN. 1979. Notes on the genera Archidendron and Pithecellobium in
mainland southeast Asia. Adansonia 19:3-38. And Albizia 19:199-230.

NIELSEN. 1980. Notes on Indo-Chinese Mimosaceae. Adansonia 19:339-363.
Nikitin, V. V., E. M. Seifulin. 1978. New and little-known legumes from
Kopet Dagh, Pisum elatius (peas), Trifolium scabrum (clover). Izvestiia.
Seriia Biologicheskikh Nauk 5:7-9.

PACLT. 1980. Weitere Thesen zur allgemein-biologischen Deutung der

Pflanzengallen. Beitr. Biol. Pflanzen 55: 101-118. i Gleditsia ; particularly
nodosity examined; survey of recent species.]

Paul, S. R. 1979. The genus Calliandra Mimosaceae in the Indian subcontinent.
Feddes Repert 90:155-164.

PEDLEY. 1979. (Issued 1980) A revision of Acacia Miller in Queensland.

Austrobaileya 1:235-337. 1979. [Study concluded.]

POLHILL and VASSAL. 1979. Biblio|raphie sur Mimosoideae. (Literature on
Mimosoideae . ) Bull. Groupe Int. Etude Mimos., no. 7:4-16 [English]

QUIMBO, L. L. (1977 pub. 1979) The taxonomic position of Philippine
leguminous trees. Philippine Jour. Sci., 106:87-98.

ROSS. 1979. A conspectus of the African Acacia species. Mem. Bot. Surv.

So. Afr. Number 44, 155 pp . [Maps, keys, illustration including color.]

RUDD. 1977 (1980). The genus Machaerium Leguminosae in Mexico. Bol. Soc.

Bot. Mex. 1977:119-146.

RUDD. 1980 Fabaceae. In Dassanayake, M. D. ed. A revised handbook to the
flora of Ceylon: vol. 1. New Delhi, Amerind Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd. 428-458.
SAINT-MARTIN. 1979. Types stomatiques des plantules de Papilionacees .

Bull. Soc. Bot. France 126 (3) : 85-91 .

Schmidt, P. S. 1978. Bentham and the Leguminosae. Iowa State University
Ames [61 pp . MS thesis]

SCHREIBER, A. 1980. Die Gattung Caesalpinia L. in Siidwestaf rika. Mitt.

Bot. Munchen 16, Beiheft: 51:71.

Simon, J. P. 1979. Serological studies in Medicago , Melilotus , and Medicago
and Lupularia of the genus Medicago . Botanical Gazette 140:452-460.
Subramanian, D. 1979. Morphological studies in Vigna and its related genera.
Jour. Indian Bot. Soc. 58:247-256.

Sprent, J. I. 1980. Root nodule anatomy, type of export product and

evolutionary origin in some Leguminosae, 1A PI. Cell. Environ., 3:35-43.

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TAYLOR, N. L., K. H. QUESENBERRY, M. K. ANDERSON. Genetic system relation-
ships in Trifolium . Econ. Bot. 33:431-441.

THOTHATHRI and A. A, Ansari. 1979. Critical notes on the genus Crotalaria
L. Indian Jour. Forestry 2:280-283. And Part 2. Bull. Bot. Surv. Ind.
20:179-182.

TINDALE. 1980. Notes on Australian taxa of Acacia . Telopea 1:429-450.

Toma, C., A. Luca, and T. Motiu. 1978. La caracterisation des especes
de Lotus L. (Leguminosae) de la flore de Roumanie d’apres la structure
anatomique des organes vegetatifs. Trav. Mus. Hist. Nat. "Grigore Antipa",
19:231-235.

VAN DER MAESEN. 1980. Wild Pigeonpeas in Africa. Plant Genetic Resources
Newsletter 40:8-10.

VAN DER MAESEN. 1979. Observations on Pests and Diseases of Wild Cicer
Species. Indian Jour. Plant Protection 7-1:39-42.

VAN DER MAESEN. 1979. Genetic resources of grain legumes in the Middle East.

Proceedings, Food Legume Improvement and Development, ICARDA-IDRC: 140-146.
VERCOURT. 1980. A note on Mucuna schlechteri Harms (Leguminosae-Papilionoideae-
Phaseoleae) . Kew Bull. 34:521-525.

Ulibarri, E. A. 1979. The Argentine species of the genus Hof fmannseggia ,
Darwinians 21:135-158.

WUNDERLIN. 1979. Consideration of Barklya and the subtribes of the Cercideae
(Caesalpinioideae: Fabaceae) . Phytologia 44:325-327.

YATAZAWA and S. Yoshida. 1979. Stem nodules in Aeschynomene indica and
their capacity of nitrogen fixation. Physiol. Plantarum 45:293-295.

YATAZAWA and S. Yoshida. 1978. Effect of different kinds of sugars on
nodule formation in leguminous plants as examined by excised root culture
technique. Soil Sci. Plant Nutr. 24:131-134.

YAKOVLEV, G. P. 1979. Notes on the taxonomy of genus Thermopsis R. Br.
(Fabaceae lindl. — Thermopsideae Yakovl.). Novosti Sistematiki Vysshikh
Rastenii. Novitates systematic 5: 168-173. [Russian]

YAKOVLEV. 1980 On the genus Gueldenstaedtia Fisch. (Fabaceae). Bot.

Zhum. 65:104-108. [Russian]

"Notae de genere Sophora L." in Novosti systematiki vyschych rastenij .

T • 17 (1980) 156-160. On sect. Wightia Yakovl. of genus Sophora .

"Generis Sakoanala R. Vig. (Fabaceae— Sophoreae) species nova."
l.c. T. 17 (1980) 160-164.

"New taxa of genus Chesneya from Pakistan and India." Botanitcheskij
zhumal . 65, 6 (1980) 870-872.

YANG, Y.-C., Huang, P.-H. 1979. Podocarpium (Benth.) Yang et Huang - genus

novum familiae Leguminosarum. Bull. Bot. Lab. North-East. Forest. Inst.
4:1-15.

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