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ofthe TuteruatioualAosociation o%Bryologiste  \nVolume 96September1998ISSN 0253-4738Contents  \nThe Stanley Greene award………………………………………….1The new identity of IAB………   ……………………1Architecture and growth form in Mosses…………………2Recent death …………………………………………………………3Best Book Buy……………………………………………………3News from the Bryological Society of Japan…  …………4Hedwig Symposium………………………………………4How is the Bryological Times produced?…………………5Facilities in Helsinki…………  …………………  …………9Tropical Bryology Course,Helsinki 24.3.-3.4.1998...…10New Colour Postcards of Bryophytes and Lichens ………10Bryology at the International Botanical Congress in St.Louis 1999…  …………………………  ……………………11”Taxonomy and ecology of peatland and aquaticbryophytes\"a course in Finland,1997.………………12Index Herbariorum Update ………   ……………….13New literature…………………………………   ……………14News,information and comments from Latin America..15DIARY…………………………………………………………………16  \n\n| The Stanley Greene award  \u003Cbr>The Stanley Greene Re-   Proposal including a resu-   Deadline for proposal is 31  \u003Cbr>search Award is open for pro-  me and names of three refe-Janurary 1999.Send pro-  \u003Cbr>posal.The award is given to rences.It is very important posal to Dale Vitt,Depart-  \u003Cbr>research projects within all that it is stated in clear terms ment of Biological Sciences,  \u003Cbr>disciplines of bryology.the product(s)and where University of Alberta,Ed-  \u003Cbr>Awards will be around 5,000-they will be published.  \u003Cbr>monton,Alberta,Canada   |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 7,000 CDN$.   |  | TG62E9   |\n| The new  \u003Cbr>identity of  \u003Cbr>IAB have until now not had any  \u003Cbr>logotype but with the growing  \u003Cbr>International  \u003Cbr>activity of our society the council  \u003Cbr>decided that we need one.The  \u003Cbr>ASsOciation  \u003Cbr>following logotype is made by  \u003Cbr>Dale Vitt for our use  \u003Cbr>of Bryologists   |  |  |\n\nNo.96,1998  \n# Architecture and growth form in Mosses\n\nRay TangneyDepartment of Botany,University of Otago,PO Box56,Dunedin,New Zealand.  \npattern of metamer /merophytedevelopment from juvenile to mature isrepeated in each new module,makingthem recognisable.  \nunits,at different hierarchicallevels,asthe basis of growth.The five develop-mental levels range from the cell,themetamer (the merophyte),the module(the products(metamers/merophytes)ofa single apical cell,i.e.a branch),branch system and shoot system.  \nThe study of plant architecture is abranch of morphology,best known per-haps for the analyses of tropical treearchitecture e.g.Halle et al.(1978).Thisapproach to plant construction has astrong developmental focus,as growthand branching are not events but proc-esses occurring through time.Meristemposition and activity determine plantstructure,and architectural analysis canbe viewed as a search for repeatable con-structional units,from a developmen-tal perspective.  \n# REPETITION OF MODULES(REIT-ERATION)\n\nLa Farge-England also addressed thebranching pattern of mosses.Her focuswas the nature of growth forms and theircharacterisation in terms of branchingpattern and perichaetial position.Aswell,many of the terms associated withthe description of growth direction andpattern were outlined,defined andillustrated.These two papers provide agood foundation for the development ofa more architectural approach to mossbranching pattern.  \nThis article provides a brief introduc-tion to architectural analysis of mosses,outlines its usefulness,and advocates agreater use of architectural analysis inmoss gametophyte morphology.  \n# MoSSES\n\nRECOGNITION OF MODULES  \nBryologists have traditionally notused the term architecture in morpho-logical analysis.Bryophyte growthforms have provided a classification ofbranching pattern of individual bryo-phyte plants,their“genetically fixedmethod of ramification”(Magdefrau1982).Growth forms however,have inpractice not been clearly distinguishedfrom life forms.The latter are used toclassify bryophytes on the basis of physi-ognomy,the overall appearance ofbryophyte colonies,ie.groups of indi-viduals.Co","cbCaitB1de018qwe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitB1de018qwe","pdf",2442798,16,"English","# The Stanley Greene award\n# The new identity of IAB\n# Architecture and growth form in Mosses\n## REPETITION OF MODULES (REITER-ATION)\n# RECOGNITION OF MODULES\n# Facilities in Helsinki\n# Tropical Bryology Course, Helsinki 24.3.-3.4.1998\n# Hedwig Symposium\n# How is the Bryological Times produced?\n# Bryology at the International Botanical Congress in St. Louis 1999\n# Index Herbariorum Update\n# New literature\n# DIARY","[{\"question\":\"What is the Stanley Greene award in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The Stanley Greene Award is open for proposal and supports research projects across all disciplines of bryology. 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