CAPITULUM is the new version of what was previously known as Compositae Newsletter. The Compositae Newsletter was started by Tod Stuessy and Robert M. King in 1975, and had several headquarters throughout the years. Tod Stuessy, then based at the Ohio State University, served as editor to the first five issues and then Charles Jeffrey from The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew edited the journal through issue 12 in 1982. The torch passed then to Jette Baagøe from Denmark who would edit issue 13, which would turn out the last of that period as the newsletter was discontinued for six years. Then in 1988 Bertil Nordenstam from the Swedish Museum of Natural History took on the editorship of the newsletter for a stretch of 25 years until issue 50 in 2012. Nine years later, in this new form to which we affixed the name of the morphological structure classically associated with the family, the spirit remains the same as that of the original newsletter, that is, to be a venue for all things Compositae and welcome all kinds of diversity in both its contributions and contributors.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.53875/capitulum.01.2
Issue information
pp. i-iv : pdf
Hiding in plain sight: Two new species of alpine thistles, Cirsium culebraensis and C. funkiae (Cardueae) from the southern Rocky Mountains
Jennifer Ackerfield | pp. 1-15
Diversity in New Zealand Gnaphalieae
Ilse Breitwieser & Josephine M. Ward | pp. 16-32
Daisies Down Under: Review of the state of taxonomy and phylogenetics of native Australian Asteraceae
Alexander Schmidt-Lebuhn | pp. 33-52
Understanding capitulum development: Gerbera hybrida inflorescence meristem as an experimental system
Teng Zhang & Paula Elomaa | pp. 53-59
Monarchs in the veld: The Arctotis Annual Clade provides insight into recent floristic diversification in a semi-arid region of southern Africa
Robert J. McKenzie, Kenneth C. Oberlander & Nigel P. Barker | pp. 60-73
New record of Dasyphyllum (Barnadesieae) from Uruguay
Cristina Trujillo, Maria V. Valtierra & Eduardo Marchesi | pp. 74-80
It’s complicated: A brief overview of the taxonomy of the New Zealand Brachyglottis rotundifolia species complex (Senecioneae)
Robb Eastman-Densem & Pieter Pelser | pp. 81-88
Grindelia ciliata (Astereae), Thomas Nuttall, and the exploration of the American West
Abigail J. Moore | pp. 89-97
Where art and science converge: pdf
Phil Garnock-Jones, Oriane Hidalgo, Behnaz Balmaki, Jaume Pellicer | pp. 98-100
A digest of the TICA TALKS for Jul-Dec 2021: pdf
TICA TALKS team | pp. 101-103
Guidelines for Authors: pdf
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