Contents of the September 2010 Issue (#39:3)

• Exciting conservation news: The Rare Nepenthes Collection Project!
• ICPS Sarracenia alabamensis conservation in action!
• Propagation of Triphyophyllum peltatum (Dioncophyllaceae) and observations on its carnivory
• New cultivars:Dionaea ‘Mirror’, Sarracenia ‘Mountain Splendor’, Pinguicula Harry Tongue Group, Pinguicula ‘Jannes’, Pinguicula ‘Bettie’
• Terahertz and infrared spectra of plumbagin, juglone, and menadione
• Nepenthes palawanensis: Another new species of giant pitcher plant from the Philippines
• Noteworthy collections: Florida
• News and views
• Looking back: CPN 25 years ago
• ICPS seed bank

Contents of the June 2010 Issue (#39:2)

• ICPS seed bank
• New cultivars: Dionaea ‘Korrigans’, Dionaea ‘Scarlet Bristle’, Sarracenia :‘French Kiss’, Sarracenia ‘Orange Fire’, Sarracenia ‘Bordeaux Red Wine’, Sarracenia ‘Přemysl Otakar I’, Sarracenia ‘Rudolf II’, Byblis liniflora ‘David’, Dionaea ‘Korean Melody Shark’
• Nomenclature of the Drosera anglica complex revisited
• The Savage Garden: “Lloydie”
• Carnivorous plant systematics
• Comparative morphological studies of transplant Sarracenia purpurea L. (Sarraceniaceae) populations in Maryland, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania
• Observation of reproductive organs of Sarraceniaceae with SEM LV model
• Book Review
• Names of cultivars registered in 2009

Contents of the March 2010 Issue (#39:1)

• Note from the Editor
• 8th ICPS Conference in August 2010!
• Conservation issues at the Watson Pinelands Preserve, Tyler County, Texas
• Looking Back: CPN 25 years ago
• Carnivorous plant systematics
• ICPS seed bank
• Growing Heliamphora indoors year-round
• The Savage Garden: "By the light of the silvery moon"
• 2009 Index of Contributors

Contents of the December 2009 Issue (#38:4)

• News and Views
• CPN 25 years ago
• Nepenthes attenboroughii: A new species of giant pitcher plant from the Philippines
• Nepenthes alba and Nepenthes gracillima
• Photosynthetic CO₂ affinity of aquatic carnivorous plants growing under nearly-natural conditions and in vitro
• The natural behavior of Drosera: Sundews do not catch insects on purpose
• Drosera x fontinalis (Droseraceae), the first natural sundew hybrid from South America
• Literature reviews
• ICPS seed bank

Contents of the September 2009 Issue (#38:3)

• Splinter Hill Reserve, an in-depth look
• Ecophysiological investigation on Drosophyllum lusitanicum: Why doesn’t the plant dry out?
• Comparative studies on the acid proteinase activities in the digestive fluids of Nepenthes, Cephalotus, Dionaea, and Drosera
• Pinguicula elongata of Colombia
• Drosera macrantha subsp. eremaea
• News and Views
• 8th ICPS Conference in August 2010!
• New cultivars: Sarracenia 'Jessica'
• The Savage Garden: Temporary, public displays
• ICPS seed bank
  
• Literature reviews

Contents of the June 2009 Issue (#38:2)

• Letter from the editor
• Soil fertilization of Sarracenia seedlings
• An informal field study of some Nepenthes habitats
• The folklore of man-eating plants
• Board member election
• The Venusian lizard trap
• New cultivars: Sarracenia ‘Kilimanjaro’, Sarracenia ‘Tapestry’, Sarracenia ‘Opawa Emperor’
• News and views
• ICPS seed bank
• News from the field
• The savage garden: Barry and Beth’s misguided adventures with SUPERthrive™
• Literature Reviews

Contents of the March 2009 Issue (#38:1)

• Letter from the editor
• A new variety of Drosera spatulata (Droseraceae) from Sarawak, Borneo
• News and views
• Brocchinia reducta light preferences
• New cultivars: Byblis ‘Goliath’, Nepenthes maxima ‘Lake Poso’, Sarracenia ‘Reptilian Rose’, Sarracenia ‘Black Widow’, Sarracenia ‘Royal Ruby’, Sarracenia ‘Alucard’
• Pinguicula planifolia submersion technique
• Looking for horticultural effects of SUPERthrive™ on Nepenthes
• From the board: Splinter Hill Bog update
• CPN 25 years ago
• Literature reviews
• Names of cultivars registered in 2008
• Instructions to authors
• ICPS seed bank

Contents of the December 2008 Issue (#37:4)

• Finally, some time to enjoy my plants!
• Observations of isolated Pinguicula populations in the western USA
• New cultivars: Utricularia alpina x humboldtii ‘Nüdlinger Flair’
• Book review: Miraculum Naturae: Venus’s Flytrap
• New names for natural hybrids in Sarracenia
• A nomenclaturally acceptable rank for the sundew epithet “obovata”
• Further comments on fauna trapped by Eucnide urens (Parry ex Gray) Parry
• News and Views
• Literature reviews
• Book review: Glistening Carnivores - the Sticky-Leaved Insect-Eating Plants
• Seed bank
• Index of contributors

Contents of the September 2008 Issue (#37:3)

• Seed bank
• On Growing Utricularia sect. Orchidioides
• Taxonomic Relationships of Some Sarracenia spp. (Sarraceniaceae) are not Deducible Based on Palynology
• Studying the Rock-loving Pinguicula lithophytica of Cuba
• Looking Back: CPN 25 Years Ago
• In vitro Propagation of Roridula gorgonias (Roridulaceae)
• News and Views
• Pinguicula lithophytica C. Panfet-Valdés & P. Temple (Lentibulariaceae Rich.), A New Species from the Central Region of Cuba
• An Interview with Rick Walker
• Literature reviews

Contents of the June 2008 Issue (#37:2)

• Seed bank
• The Drosera montana A.Saint-Hilaire (Droseraceae) Complex: a new combination, Drosera schwackei (Diels) F.Rivadavia, is proposed
• New cultivars: Sarracenia ‘Bris’, Sarracenia ‘Hugh Jampton’, Sarracenia ‘Juthatip Soper’, Erratum: Dionaea ‘Microdent’
• News and views
• Freeze-drying carnivorous plant pitchers at home
• Survival of dried turions of aquatic carnivorous plants
• Progess report on the ICPS conservation program
• Looking back: CPN 25 years ago
• Literature reviews

Contents of the March 2008 Issue (#37:1)

• Seed bank
• Utricularia (Lentibulariaceae) of Iran
• Book review: The curious world of carnivorous plants
• Looking back: CPN 25 years ago
• Floral dimorphism in Utricularia janarthanamii
• Conference announcement
• Reassessing commensal-enabled carnivory in Proboscidea and Ibicella?
• Literature reviews
• Names of cultivars registered in 2007
• New cultivars: Dionaea muscipula 'Microdents', Drosera 'Ivan's Paddle', Pinguicula 'Down Under'
• A Sarracenia purpurea population in a peatland of southern New Hampshire
• Instructions to authors