Dear colleagues, November is here! That means it is annual membership time at the International Association for Plant Taxonomy. If you are a current member your 2019 membership will expire on December 31st. Renew now for 2020 to continue enjoying the benefits of membership, and to continue supporting IAPT. If you are not yet an IAPT member I encourage you to join me as a member to support IAPT in serving the global plant systematics community. Please join now for 2020. The IAPT is an explicitly international organization that supports research on the taxonomy and systematics of plants, fungi, and algae. We support and facilitate governance of our system of nomenclature. We publish the journa
Dear fellow IAPT members and Taxon readers, I am sorry to report that John Wiley & Sons continues to be behind schedule in publishing the print version of Taxon. The IAPT Taxon team is doing everything they can to work with Wiley to get the journal back on schedule. The problems have been with the typesetters used by Wiley, which was noted in our previous message. The good news is that Wiley has moved to a new typesetting team that seems to be more capable of meeting our quality standards. The bad news is that getting caught up will take some time. I should note that the online publishing schedule for Taxon is not as far behind. All of the research articles in issue #3 are now available onli
