Press
New York Botanical Garden Press is the publishing arm of the garden. It is responsible for the publishing of several peer-review academic journals as well as a series of books. Amongst its publications can be found:
- Advances in Economic Botany
- Botanical Review
- Brittonia
- Contributions from The New York Botanical Garden
- Flora Neotropica
- Intermountain Flora
- Memoirs of The New York Botanical Garden
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