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<title>CANOTIA: About the Journal</title>
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<td width="200" align="center" valign="top" bgcolor="#335423"><p> </p><img src="images/CanotiaCoverSmall.jpg" width="150" height="200" border="1" /></p><p></p>
<font size="3" face="Arial" color="#FFFFFF">ISSN: 1931-3616</font>
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Editor: <b>Leslie R. Landrum</b><br>
P. O. Box 874501<br>
School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University<br>
Tempe, AZ 85287-4501<br>
les.landrum@asu.edu<br><br><br>
Production Editor/Webmaster: <b>Shannon C. Doan</b><br>
College of Letters and Sciences<br>
Arizona State University - Polytechnic Campus<br>
7001 E. Williams Field Road</font><font size="3"><br>
Mail Code 2780<br>
Mesa, AZ 85212-2780<br>
sdoan@asu.edu
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<p align="justify"> <b>I</b>n recent years the Internet has revolutionized communication in the same way that the
printing press did a few hundred years ago. Information can be disseminated rapidly and
inexpensively via the Internet and can potentially reach a vast audience. Several societies now
offer electronic and printed copies of their publications. As long as printed copies are deposited
in several libraries, then there is a great advantage in this means of publication. First it is
inexpensive. Second it requires less work to disseminate because copies can be sent as
attachments to e-mail or can be posted on the web. And third, it allows for color illustrations at
no significant extra cost. Those of us working on the Vascular Plants of Arizona project see the
advantage of this approach to publication. We want our work to be as widely available as
possible.
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<p align="justify"> <b>S</b>ince 1992 we have had a collaborative
working relationship with the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science
and seven issues of the Journal of that organization have been published
devoted to the Vascular Plants of Arizona. We are extremely grateful to the Academy for its
support. We think we now can produce our own journal entirely devoted to botanical matters,
and especially the Vascular Plants of Arizona project. Other contributions will be welcome, for
instance, notes on species new to Arizona, checklists, and local floras. We expect to print a
minimum of 30 copies to be deposited at local, national and international libraries. For the time
being electronic copies will be available free of charge and can be used to print one's own hard
copy. The Arizona Native Plant Society continues to provided financial support for printed copies
of issues that include contributions to the Vascular Plants of Arizona project [e.g., Vol. 1(1), Vol. 2(1), Vol. 3(2), Vol. 4(2)].
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