Discipline | Botany |
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Language | English |
Edited by | George H.M. Lawrence (1964-1965) Robert W. Kiger (1979-1996)[1][2] Scarlett Townsend (2000 onwards)[3] |
Publication details | |
History | 1964 – present |
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ISO 4 | Huntia |
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ISSN | 0073-4071 |
OCLC no. | 2447473 |
Huntia is apeer-reviewedscientific journal published by theHunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, a research division of theCarnegie Mellon University. In continuous publication since 1964, this journal is the institute's scholarly journal of botanical history. The journal is published irregularly in one or more numbers per volume of approximately 200 pages by Hunt Institute.
Huntia was established by the American botanistGeorge H.M. Lawrence, who was the founding director of the Hunt Institute.[1] Volumes 1 to 7, was issued in 14 volumes, largeoctavo (folded paper) they werepaperback apart from Volume 2 which wasclothbound.[4]
Vol.2 was reviewed by botanistWilliam C. Steere in June 1966. He noted "outstanding typography, high quality of illustrations and paper, the beautiful style and manufacture all indicate the high standards we have come to anticipate in publications of the Hunt Botanical Library".[5]
There was a big gap in publication of the journal when Lawrence retired from the Hunt Institute in 1970 due to ill health.[6] Dr Robert W. Kiger (Professor of Botany and later Institute Director) took over publishing the journal in 1979 with the new subtitle of 'A Journal of Botanical History'.[1][7]
Starting with Volume 17, (published in 2019), the journal is now only published online and in colour.[8]
Scarlett T. Townsend has been the Journal Editor since 2000.[9] She, Elizabeth A. Polen and Elizabeth R. Smith also edit 'Botanico-periodicum-Huntia' (the other Hunt Institute periodical about Botanic documentation).[10]
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