Benefits of Membership in the Botanical Society of America

  • Participate in a dynamic professional and international scientific community
  • Foster relationships, build networks and share information & research with botanists/plant biologists around the world
  • Obtain online access to all BSA publications including the American Journal of Botany and Plant Science Bulletin and nearly 100 years of scientific research
  • Privilege of publishing in a top-notch peer reviewed journal, the American Journal of Botany
    • Rapid turnaround from submission to publication
    • Broad readership and diversity of plant science coverage
    • 20 free pages per year for members of more than 10 years, 16 free pages for members of 5-9 years, and 12 free pages per year for members of 1-4 years.
    • Free color plates for members
  • Greatly reduced rates for our our annual scientific conference where you may present your work (poster and oral presentations)
  • Service Opportunities (serve on a committee, run for office, write and review manuscripts, educational outreach and mentorship)
  • National & international recognition for your work
  • Interaction with a diverse membership and the opportunity for sectional affiliation in your specialty areas
  • Relationships with other societies through BSA affiliations
  • Access to a variety of Botanical Society of America awards
  • Membership in a notable and historic Scientific Society

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  BOTANY 2008

» BOTANY 2008 Website
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» Exhibitor Information
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» Conference Registration

» 2008 COUNCIL MEETING REPORTS

  Students' Corner

» JULY STUDENT UPDATE
      from Mackenzie, Andrew and Jim
» Why should you join the Society as a student?

  BOTANY IN THE NEWS   Botany in the News RSS

» Konza Prairie could take on new importance
» Mars Teams Up with USDA
      to Improve Cacao Genetics
» Fargo researchers collect sunflowers
» Racing Toward Super Seeds
» Tiny bug threatens California citrus industry
» UK research identifies coastal plants
      capable of producing edible oil and diesel
» Scientists take part in Carolina
      Vegetation Survey
» Cotton farmers face a formidable foe
» Grain sorghum yields slightly above average
» Pollination habits of endangered Texas rice
      revealed to help preservation
» Botanist wins NZ's premier conservation award
» Biotechnology to determine female
       palmyrah plant in nursery
» The Rebirth of Catalina Islands Plants
      from 2007 Fire

  Plant Science Bulletin Updates

In Memoriam
» R. C. Jackson (1928-2008)
» Arthur Galston (1920-2008)
» Charles Schexnayder (1926-2008)

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» POSITIONS AVAILABLE

  Featured Educational Resources

» BOTANY - the students' perspective
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    • Nathan, University of Maryland
    • Tatiana, University of Missouri
    • Janelle, Cornell University
    • Cheng-Chiang, Harvard University
    • Julia, University of British Columbia

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