Cultivation and Propagation

• Experiments with Highland Nepenthes Seedlings: A Summary of Measured Tolerances, Robert Sacilotto (2004). CPN 33(1):26-31
• Savage Garden: Slack-Potting the Dewy Pine, Peter D'Amato (2000). CPN 29(4):101-102
• Growing Nepenthes in a Completely Inorganic Substrate, Heiko Rischer (2000). CPN 29(2):50-53
• Colchicine Treatment on Sterile Hybrid Sundews, Ivan Snyder (2000). CPN 29(1):4-10
• Colchicine Hazards, Sean Barry (2000). CPN 29(1):10
• Judith Finn on growing Pinguicula laueana, Barry Rice (1999). CPN 28(4):126-127
• The Biology and Cultivation of Red Australian Aldrovanda vesiculosa, Lubomír Adamec (1999). CPN 28(4):130-132
• An Economical Carbon Dioxide Generator, Tony Camilleri (1999). CPN 28(4):132
• Fly Fishing, David Crump (1999). CPN 28(3):96
• Cultivation of Triphyophyllum peltatum (Dioncophyllaceae), the Part-Time Carnivorous Plant, Gerhard Bringmann, Jan Schlauer, Kristina Wolf, Heiko Rischer, Uwe Buschbom, Andreas Kreiner, Friedrich Thiele, Martin Duschek, and Laurent Ake Assi (1999). CPN 28(1):7-13
• Enticing Drosera hamiltonii To Flower, Barry Rice (1998). CPN 27(2):46-47

Natural History and Field Trips

• Drosera slackii -- A living Jewel from South Africa, Robert Gibson (2000). CPN 29(4):107-109
• The Giant Genlisea uncinata P. Taylor& Fromm-Trinta, Fernando Rivadavia (2000). CPN 29(3):83-86
• Carnivorous Plants of the Northwest Territories, Chris Teichreb (1999). CPN 28(3):88-89
• Comments from an ICPS Correspondent: "Nelipu" of van Rheede, M. K. Janarthanam (1999). CPN 28(2):44-46
• Carnivorous Plants of New South Wales, Australia, Robert Gibson (1999). CPN 28(2):59-69
• Rediscovery of an outstanding Nepenthes: N. aristolochioides (Nepenthaceae), Dr. Joachim Nerz (1998). CPN 27(3):68-72
• The Carnivorous Flora of Gunung Bandahara, Paul Harwood, Heiko Rischer, and Andreas Wistuba (1998). CPN 27(2):59-61
• A Trip to the Philippines, Phill Mann (1998). CPN 27(1):6-11
• Aldrovanda vesiculosa: Description, Distribution, Ecology and Cultivation, Christian Breckpot (1997). CPN 26(3):73-82
• Another Nice Trip to Sumatra, Charles Clarke (1997). CPN 26(1):4-10

Conservation and Public Awareness

• Splinter Hill Reserve, an in-depth look, Brian Barnes (2009). CPN 38(3):68-70
• Global Carnivorous Plant Diversity A Contribution from the Carnivorous Plant Specialist Group (CPSG) of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN, SSC), Jan Schlauer (2000). CPN 29(3):75-82
• Carnivores on Stamps and Currency, Richard Ellis (2000). CPN 29(3):90-92
• Red Letter Days of a Pennsylvania Botanist, Phil Sheridan (1998). CPN 27(4):123-125
• An Anthocyanin-Free Variant of Darlingtonia californica: Newly Discovered and Already Imperiled, Barry Rice (1997). CPN 26(4):129-132

Science

• Heliamphora hispida (Sarraceniaceae), a new species from Cerro Neblina, Brazil-Venezuela, Dr. Joachim Nerz and Dr. Andreas Wistuba (2000). CPN 29(2):37-41
• The Enduring Controversies Concerning the Process of Protein Digestion in Nepenthes (Nepenthaceae), Christopher K. Frazier (2000). CPN 29(2):56-61
• Drosera anglica Huds. vs. Drosera x anglica: What Is the Difference? Donald Schnell (1999). CPN 28(4):107-115
• Testing The Appetites of Ibicella And Drosophyllum, Barry Rice (1999). CPN 28(2):40-43
• Turion Overwintering Of Aquatic Carnivorous Plants, Lubomir Adamec (1999). CPN 28(1):19-24
• Carnivory in Byblis Revisited II: The Phenomenon of Symbiosis on Insect Trapping Plants, Siegfried Hartmeyer (1998). CPN 27(4):110-113
• Anthocyanin, Jack Sullivan (1998). CPN 27(3):86-88
• "New" data relating to the evolution and phylogeny of some carnivorous plant families, Jan Schlauer (1997). CPN 26(2):34-38
• Carnivory of Byblis revisited: A simple method for enzyme testing on carnivorous plants, Siegfried Hartmeyer (1997). CPN 26(2):39-45

Taxonomy and Hybrids

• Unexpected Hybrids of Spectacular Bladderworts Species. Miloslav Studnicka (2006). Carniv. Pl. Newslett. 35(2):59-61.
• Cultivars developed by Adrian Slack. Barry Meyers-Rice (2000). Carniv. Pl. Newslett. 29(4):104-105.
• Heliamphora hispida (Sarraceniaceae), a new species from Cerro Neblina, Brazil-Venezuela. Dr. Joachim Nerz and Dr. Andreas Wistuba (2000). CPN 29(2):37-41
• Drosera x corinthiaca (Droseraceae), A Newly Recognised Natural Hybrid From The Cape Province, South Africa, Robert Gibson and Eric Green (1999). CPN 28(3):81-84
• Notes on Nepenthes From Northern Sumatra, Bruce Salmon and Ricky Maulder (1999). CPN 28(1):14-18
• Sarracenia flava L. Varieties, Donald Schnell (1998). CPN 27(4):116-120
• A Digression Upon James Taplin, Nepenthes Hybridizer (Nepenthaceae), Robert A. DeFilipps (1998). CPN 27(4):104-109
• The Correct Naming of Carnivorous Plants: ICBN, ICNCP, and the Roles of CPN and ICPS, Jan Schlauer (1998). CPN 27(1):27-28
• History of Discovery: Yellow Flowered Sarracenia purpurea L. subsp. venosa (Raf.) Wherry var. burkii, Bob Hanrahan and Jim Miller (1998). CPN 27(1):14-17
• Nepenthes sibuyanensis, A New Nepenthes From Sibuyan, A Remote Island of the Philippines, Dr. Joachim Nerz, Phill Mann, Thomas Alt, and Trend Smith (1998). CPN 27(1):18-23
• A New Drosera from the Top End of Australia. Peter Tsang (1980). Carniv. Pl. Newslett. 9(2):46 & 48.