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• A Role of Indonesian Botanic Gardens in Achieving Global Strategy for Plant Conservation Goals

  Didik Widyatmoko, Rosniati Apriani Risna

  377-385
• Global Collaborative Research on the Pollination Biology of Rare and Threatened Orchid Species (Orchidaceae)

  Peter Bernhardt, Retha Edens-Meier, Wendy Grimm, Zong-Xin Ren, Brian Towle

  364-376
• The Sud Expert Plantes Développement Durable (SEP2D) Program, Supporting Global Strategy for Plant Conservation (GSPC) Achievement and the Aichi Targets

  Maïté Delmas, Anshuman Singh Rana

  357-363
• Challenges and Perspectives for Achieving the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation Targets in Brazil

  Eline Martins, Rafael Loyola, Gustavo Martinelli

  347-356
• World Flora Online Mid-term Update

  Pierre-André Loizeau, Peter Wyse Jackson

  341-346
• Earth Optimism: Success Stories in Plant Conservation

  Gary Krupnick, Nancy Knowlton

  331-340
• Managing Biological Invasions: The Impact of Exotic Diseases on Plant Communities in Australia

  Brett A. Summerell

  324-330
• Conservation in the Middle East: Local and International Collaborations

  Ori Fragman-Sapir

  316-323
• Promoting Sustainable Use of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants for Livelihood Improvement and Biodiversity Conservation under Global Climate Change, through Capacity Building in the Himalaya Mountains, Swat District, Pakistan

  Hassan Sher, Rainer W. Bussmann, Robbie Hart

  309-315
• How Can Botanical Gardens Support Sustainable Urban Development? A Case Study of Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden

  Yonghong Hu, Gilles Vincent, Xiaoya Chen

  303-308
• Plant Conservation and the Sustainable Development Goals: A Policy Paper Prepared for the Global Partnership for Plant Conservation

  Suzanne Sharrock, Peter Wyse Jackson

  290-302
• Report on a Workshop Meeting of the Global Partnership for Plant Conservation: On “Plant Conservation and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGS)”

  Suzanne Sharrock

  282-289
• Can Ecological Restoration Meet the Twin Challenges of Global Change and Scaling Up, Without Losing Its Unique Promise and Core Values?

  Paddy Woodworth

  266-281
• How Long Do Restored Ecosystems Persist?

  J. Leighton Reid, Sarah J. Wilson, Gillian S. Bloomfield, Megan E. Cattau, Matthew E. Fagan, Karen D. Holl, Rakan A. Zahawi

  258-265
• Landscape Restoration, Natural Regeneration, and the Forests of the Future

  Robin L. Chazdon

  251-257
• Research Directions in Tropical Forest Restoration

  Karen D. Holl

  237-250
• On the Need for Innovation in Ecological Restoration

  Pedro H. S. Brancalion, Juliano van Melis

  227-236
• A Review on the Pollination of Aroids with Bisexual Flowers

  Pedro Díaz Jiménez, Heiko Hentrich, Pedro Adrián Aguilar-Rodríguez, Thorsten Krömer, Marion Chartier, M. Cristina MacSwiney G., Marc Gibernau

  83 - 104
• Restoration and “Novel Ecosystems”: Priority or Paradox?

  Curt Meine

  217-226
• Restoration Ecology, Resilience, and the Axes of Change

  Donald A. Falk

  201-216
• Conceptual Frameworks and References for Landscape-scale Restoration: Reflecting back and Looking forward

  James Aronson, James N. Blignaut, Thibaud B. Aronson

  188-200
• Ecological Restoration in a Changing Biosphere

  J. Leighton Reid, James Aronson

  185-187