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Palm and Cycad Societies  & Various Related Links
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Links to Other Palm-Related Websites
European Palm Society (EPS)
Pacific Northwest Palm & Exotic Plant Society (PNWP&EPS)
Palm and Cycad Societies of Australia, Ltd. (PACSOA)
Palm and Cycad Society of Southwest Florida
Palm Society of South Texas (PSST)
Southeast Palm and Exotic Plant Society (SPEPS)
South African Palm Society (SAPS)
Southern California Chapter


Websites by International Palm Society Members
Palms and Gardens in the Southwest of Europe Member Javier Segura has compiled an extensive collection of photos and information for growing, planting, and transplanting palms in southwestern Europe in both English and Spanish.
Palms of the World  Member Mike Maxson adds new palm photos every month.
Virtual Palm Encyclopedia  Member Jody Haynes has an easy to navigate, enjoyable online reference for palm names, history, photos, and more.
The Cool Tropics Member Peter Hueppi collects data on cold survival rates and posts them in his CRDB (Cold Rating Data Bank).
The Hardiest Palms   Member Tom Walters lives in Maryland and strives for the tropical look.  He shares his winterizing tips and choices in palms. 
Tropical Garden Photos  Member Gary Meiser lives in Texas and loves the heat as much as his Dypsis decaryi.  Lots of palms, lots of photos. 
Palms in Dallas  Member Tony Cerbone has documented the various locations and types of palms growing in the Dallas area. 


Other Plant Societies and Associations
American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta
Plant Societies
The Cycad Society
International Water Lily Society
Japanese Society of Sago Palm [Metroxylon] Studies


Botanical Gardens
[Australia, ACT]: The Australian National Botanical Gardens
[U.K., England]: Royal Botanic Garden Kew, England general link or, if you prefer, go directly to Kew herbarium/palm Index page. 
[USA, FL]: Harry P. Leu Garden
[U.S.A., GA]: The Botany Department at the University of Georgia
[U.S.A., NY]: The New York Botanical Garden
[U.S.A., NY]: Endangered and Threatened Plant Resources
[U.S.A., SC]: The South Carolina Botanical Garden pages at Clemson University website
[USA, FL]: Fairchild Tropical Garden
[USA, FL]: Gizella Kopsick Palm Arboretum


Universities
[U.S.A., FL]: "Fort Lauderdale Research and Education Center (Fort Lauderdale REC)", prepared by Florida member Dr. Alan Meerow
[U.S.A., FL]: "Florida International University", prepared by Florida IPS Director Dr. Scott Zona
[U.S.A., FL]: Palms of the Florida Agricultural Information Retrieval System (FAIRS), which includes links to several FAIRS documents.
[U.S.A., GA]  University of Georgia, the "Palm Reader" guide to growing palms outdoors.
[U.S.A., TX]: Texas A&M University Horticulture Department
[U.S.A., TX]: Arecidae pages at the Texas A&M University Department of Biology Herbarium.


Government Agencies and Quasi-Government Organizations
[Spain, Canary Islands]: "Second International Symposium on Ornamental Palms and Other Monocots from the Tropics" recently (02//97) held in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, and chaired by our member Manuel Caballeros Ruano from Spain.
[Spain, Canary Islands]: See also: "Instituto Canarias de Investigaciones Agrarias (ICIA)" in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain.
[U.K., England]: World Conservation Monitoring Centre.
[U.S.A.]: "Palm Database" at EthnobotDB site of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. 


Other Miscellaneous Sites of Interest
Vegetable Ivory An interesting article, with photos, about Phytelephas aequatorialis, also known as the ivory-nut palm
[Canada]: WWW Sites of Interest to Botanists
[Spain]: Directorio de Links de Todo el Mundo Relacionados con las Plantas provides a marvellous list of websites about plants around the world! This site is definitely worth a visit! 
Palms of the Moapa  Sign a petition to save palm groves in the wild! 
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