Welcome to BOTANY WITHOUT BORDERS!

We are pleased to present BSA President, Dr. Karl Niklas' inaugural address and gift to all plant societies, the multi-media event, "Botany without Borders." The short clip (10 minutes) outlines the importance of plants and those who study them. It explores the magic and wonders plants represent and the people who unlock their secrets. If your internet connection is slow, let the entire program download before watching to get the full effect. Click on the arrow and enjoy!

QuickTime files (and text) of this movie are available free of charge by sending a thumb-drive (2 GB) and a self addressed/stamped envelope to Multi-Media Event, C/O BSA Manager, Botanical Society of America, PO Box 299, St. Louis, MO 63166-0299.

The Society was founded in 1893. We represent professional botanists, plant scientists, educators, students and amateur plant science enthusiasts from around the world. Our primary purpose is to promote botany, the field of basic science dealing with the study and inquiry into the form, function, development, diversity, reproduction, evolution, and uses of plants and their interactions within the biosphere.

 

BSA Member's BOTANICAL video clips

The response to Botany without Borders has been so good, and turned out to be such an easy way to highlight the Botanical Sciences, that it has prompted us to add video clips from BSA members around the world. Send us your favorite botanical video clip - videos@botany.org! Enjoy!

Chris Martine, Growing Better - the Oaks (Quercus)

Chris Martine, Growing Better - Serotiny In Jack Pines

Kate March, Angiosperms: The Secrets of Flowers
     
     
Chlorofilms - plant videos on YouTube
Chlorofilms - plant videos on YouTube
     

  SPECIAL NOTICES

» Note from BSA President Karl Niklas
» Purchase the 2009 Special Issue of the AJB
       Darwin Bicentennial: The Abominable Mystery
» AIBS Legislative Action Center

 PLANT SCIENCE BULLETIN  Book Reviews RSS

In Memoriam
» Dr. Bernard O. (Bernie) Phinney
» Dr. Peter Robert Bell
» Dr. William Ray (Bill) Bowen

» Women in Science Luncheon and Discussion
» BSA Science Education News and Notes
» Personalia
» Award Opportunities
» Symposia, Conferences, Meetings
» Other News
» Reports and Reviews
» ANNOUNCEMENTS
» RECENTLY REVIEWED BOOKS
» BOOKS NEEDING REVIEW
» POSITIONS AVAILABLE

  STUDENTS' CORNER

» Why should you join the Society as a student?

  NEWS from the PLANT COMMUNITY

» 2009 ASPT Asa Gray Award recipient—Alan Graham
» 2009 ASPT Peter Raven Award recipient—Sandra Knapp
» NSF/Gates Foundation Program Solicitation: Basic
    Research to Enable Agricultural Development (BREAD)
» The results are in! $8,350 in prizes awarded
Chlorofilms - plant videos on YouTube

     Botanical Society of America - find us on facebook

  BOTANY IN THE NEWS   Botany in the News RSS

» Missouri Botanical Garden celebrates 150th anniversary
» Advance In Understanding Cellulose Synthesis
» Part memoir, part tale of a biodiversity crisis-
      Waking Up in Eden
» Global Biosphere Images Reveal Changes in Plant Growth
» Students help inventory Big Thicket flora, fauna
» 'Super cassava' to enter field trials in Nigeria
» Huntington Botanical Garden's corpse flower
» Intensive Program in Biorenewables
      Shows Students the Action
» Scientists Seek Easier Access to Seed Banks
» Food of the Future to Be More Diverse?
» Global Warming Increasing The Dispersal
      Of Flora In Northern Forests
» National Science Foundation to fund
      "green scholarships" at SIUC
» Biodiversity crashing Australia-wide
» Threats to plant biodiversity discussed

 FEATURED RESOURCES

 BSA members' PLANT VIDEOS online
  Botany without Borders

» BOTANY - the students' perspective
    • Cheng-Chiang, Harvard University
    • Uromi, Yale University
    • Tatiana, University of Missouri
    • Janelle, Cornell University
» Careers in Botany
    • A love of flowers and plants
    • How I became a Tropical Botanist
    • Reflections of a happy botanist
    • Why study botany?

» Economic Botany - How We Value Plants....
» Crime Scene Botanicals - Forensic Botany
» Trees, YOU and CO2 - Your Carbon Imprint
Planting Science Project
Women in Science American Journal of Botany Plant Science Bulletin Careers in Botany BSA Image Collection www.PlantingScience.org

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