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Preface Contents 1. The need for a new bionomenclature D. L. Hawksworth 2. Key issues to be addressed J. McNeill 3. Features of the draft Unified Code of Bionomenclature P.K. Tubbs 4. Do we need to change the status quo? R. K. Brummitt 5. Protected lists of narnes W. D. L. Ride 6. Registration of cultivated plant names under the provisions of the International Code of Nomenclature Cultivated Plants (ICNCP) P. Trehane 7. The form of names W. Greuter 8. Solutions to biological nomenclature J. L. Reveal 9. Statements and Discussions
Biology International, Special Issue No. 34.(1997) Preface The Drap BioCode: The prospective international rules for the scientzjic name of organisms was first released by the IUBSIIUMS International Com- mittee on Bionomenclature in May 1996 for circulation and comment by biologists world-wide. One component of the Cornmittee's task of broadening the debate, was a symposium on The New Bionomenclature held on 21 August 1996 during the Fifth International Congress on Systematic and Evolutionary Biology in Budapest. This symposium was sponsored by IUBS, and the contributions presented are now made available to a wider audience through this Special Issue of Biology International. Also enclosed are statements and discussions from the symposium, together with an additional contribution by James Reveal which acts as a lead-in to the mini-symposium on Biological Nomenclature in the 21st Century held at the University of Maryland on 4 November 1996; the full proceedings of that meeting are available on www.life.umd.edu/bees/96sym.html. As convenor of the Budapest symposium, 1 wish to thank Professor "Bill" Chaloner for chairing the session and reading Dr Brummitt's paper, al1 contributors and participants for their frank opinions, and Ms Marilyn S. Rainbow for assistance in preparing the material for publication. International Mycological Institute Bakeham Lane, Egham, Surrey TW20 9TY, UK David L Hawksworth Chair, International Cornmittee on Bionomenclature
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