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EDUCATION
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Ph.D. program, 1994-1996, Biological Sciences, Florida International University -- primary interest: molecular evolutionary genetics
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Ph.D. program, 1992-1994, Biological Sciences, Mississippi State University -- transferred to Florida International University
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Master of Science, 1992, Biological Sciences, University of New Orleans
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Bachelor of Science, 1989, Biological Sciences, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
CURRENT CYCAD-RELATED POSITIONS
CYCAD-RELATED WORK & VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
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Co-author of two new species described from Honduras (2008) and three new species described from Panama (2008)
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Field expedition experience in Florida (Zamia floridana) and Mesoamerica: Honduras (2003 & 2005), Panama
(2004-2008) & Mexico (2005)
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IUCN/SSC Cycad Specialist Group: participated in conservation projects
(2003-present) (http://www.cycagsg.org)
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IUCN/SSC Cycad Specialist Group - Invasive Pests Subgroup:
accumulated information on and control recommendations for Aulacaspis
yasumatsui Takagi, an invasive insect pest of cycads (2005-present) (http://www.cycadsg.org/pages/CAS.htm)
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Cycad Biologist, Montgomery Botanical Center, Coral Gables, FL (2003-2006)
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The Cycad Society, Inc.: Director (2001-present);
Webmaster (2001-present); Secretary (2001-2007); Vice President
(2005-2007); President (2007-2011) (http://www.cycad.org)
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Palm & Cycad Societies of Florida: Cofounder (1998); Editor/Webmaster (1998-present); Corresponding Secretary
(1998-2001); President (2001-2002) (http://www.plantapalm.com)
CYCAD-RELATED GRANTS RECEIVED
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Panama 2007 Cycad Expedition (2007): $3,000 – private donor
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Population and habitat viability assessment workshop, South Africa (2006): $3,500 – private donor
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Cycas micronesica ex-situ germplasm collection (2005): $5,000 – Association of Zoological Horticulture
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Panama 2005 and Costa Rica 2006 Cycad Expeditions (2005): $9,000 – private donor
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Florida 2005 Cycad Expedition (2005): $4,000 – private donor
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Cycad Savannah Test Plot Experiment (2004): $10,000 – Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust
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Panama 2004 Cycad Expedition (2004): $5,000 – private donor
CYCAD-RELATED PUBLICATIONS,
PRESENTATIONS, POSTERS, WEBSITES & E-GROUPS
Refereed Publications
Bonta, M., O. Flores Pinot, D. Graham, J. Haynes & G. Sandoval. 2006.
Ethnobotany and conservation of tiusinte (Dioon mejiae Standl. &
L.O. Williams, Zamiaceae) in northeastern Honduras. Journal of
Ethnobiology 26:228-257.
Haynes, J.L. 2007. Overview of the cycad flora of Honduras.
Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Cycad
Biology, Xalapa, Mexico, January 2005. Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden
97:444-453.
Haynes, J.L. & M.A. Bonta. 2007. An emended description of
Dioon mejiae Standl. & L.O. Williams (Zamiaceae). Proceedings of the 7th
International Conference on Cycad Biology,
Xalapa, Mexico, January 2005. Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden
97:418-443.
Haynes, J.L. & T.E. Marler. In press. Conservation through
propagation: A novel approach to conserving cycads, with recommendations
for two endemic species in India. Current Science.
Haynes, J.L., L.M. Whitelock, B. Schutzman & R.S. Adams. 2008. A new
endemic Ceratozamia from Honduras (Cycadales: Zamiaceae). Cycad Newsletter 31(2/3):16-21.
Schutzman, B., R.S. Adams, J.L. Haynes & L.M. Whitelock. 2008. A new
endemic Zamia from Honduras (Cycadales: Zamiaceae). Cycad
Newsletter 31(2/3):22-26.
Taylor, A.S., J.L. Haynes, G. Holzman. 2008. Taxonomical, nomenclatural,
and biogeographical revelations in the Zamia skinneri species
complex (Cycadales: Zamiaceae) of Central America. Botanical Journal of
the Linnean Society 158:399-429.
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Taylor, A.S., J.L. Haynes, G. Holzman & J. Mendieta. 2007. Variability and structure of natural populations and implications for
Zamia species in western Panama. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Cycad
Biology, Xalapa, Mexico, January 2005. Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden 97:557-577.
Non-refereed Publications
Haynes, J. 2003a. Cultivation and phenology of Cycas panzhihuaensis
in South Florida.
Cycad Newsletter
26(4):12.
Haynes, J. 2003b. Phenology of Ceratozamia hildae in South Florida.
Cycad Newsletter
26(2):11.
Haynes, J. 2004a. Phenology of Bowenia in South Florida.
Cycad Newsletter
27(4):12.
Haynes, J. 2004b. Phenology of Encephalartos ferox in South
Florida.
Cycad Newsletter
27(3):10.
Haynes, J. 2004c. Phenology of Lepidozamia peroffskyana in South
Florida.
Cycad Newsletter
27(1):12.
Haynes, J. 2004d. Phenology of Zamia splendens in South Florida.
Cycad Newsletter
27(2):11.
Haynes, J.
2005a.
Biogeographic and phylogenetic parallels in Dioon and
Ceratozamia.
Cycad Newsletter
28(2): 8-9.
Haynes, J. 2005c. Cycad aulacaspis scale: A global perspective. Cycad
Newsletter 28(5):3-6.
Haynes, J. 2006a. Phenology of Ceratozamia kuesteriana in South
Florida.
Cycad Newsletter
29(2/3):13.
Haynes, J. 2006b. Cycad Specialist Group announces website.
Cycad Newsletter
29(2/3):18.
Haynes, J. 2006c. Cycas micronesica now considered endangered.
Cycad Newsletter
29(2/3):18.
Haynes, J. 2007. A taxonomic and bibliographic history of Microcycas
calocoma (Miq.) A.DC. Cycad Newsletter 30(4):18-19.
Haynes, J. 2008. Encephalartos horridus in south Florida. Cycad
Newsletter 31(1):9.
Haynes, J. 2009a.
Encephalartos kanga Pocs & Q.
Luke – A newly described 'red cone cycad' from Tanzania. Cycad
Newsletter 32(1):6-14.
Haynes, J. 2009b. Taxonomic
history, conservation status & morphologic affinities of Encephalartos
kisambo Faden & Beentje.
Cycad Newsletter 32(1):15-17.
Haynes, J. 2009c. Taxonomic and
nomenclatural history of the Zamia skinneri complex. Cycad
Newsletter 32(2/3).
Haynes, J. 2009d. Taxonomic and nomenclatural history, etymology,
vernacular names, distribution, and conservation status of
Lepidozamia hopei (W. Hill) Regel. Cycad Newsletter
32(4):10-11.
Haynes, J.L.
2009e. Expanded Glossary of Cycad Terms. The Cycad Society, Inc.
Haynes, J.L. 2009f. Etymological Compendium of Cycad Names. The
Cycad Society, Inc.
Haynes, J.L. 2009g. World List of Cycads: A Historical Review.
IUCN/SSC Cycad Specialist Group. 37 pp.
Haynes, J. 2010a. “HP” vs. “OP”: Definitions and significance. Cycad
Newsletter 33(1):6-7.
Haynes, J. 2010b. Taxonomic history, morphologic and phylogenetic
affinities, habitat, and conservation status of Encephalartos sclavoi
A. Moretti, D.W. Stev. & De Luca. Cycad Newsletter
33(2):10-16.
Haynes, J., B. Bohnsack & C. Wiese. 2006. Novel leaf production and
development in Macrozamia communis. Cycad Newsletter
29(2/3):7-8.
Haynes, J. & M. Bonta. 2003. Montgomery Botanical Center Honduras 2003
Cycad Expedition Final Report. Unpublished report submitted to
AFE-COHDEFOR, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, 160 pp. (English & Spanish).
Haynes, J. & T. Marler. 2005. Exotic invasive pest insect critically
threatening Guam’s vulnerable flora, fauna and island ecosystem.
Unpublished.
Haynes, J. & J. McLaughlin. 2000. Edible Palms and Their Uses.
UF/Miami-Dade Extension Fact Sheet MDCE-00-50-1.
Haynes, J. & W. Tang. 2005. Pest Alert:
Cycad Aulacaspis Scale. Cycad Newsletter 28(3/4):17.
Holzman, G. & J. Haynes. 2004.
Cycads of the sand: The beach-dwelling zamias of Bocas del Toro, Panama.
Cycad Newsletter 27(4):3-6.
Holzman, G. & J. Haynes. 2006. Grant awarded to University of Panama
professor.
Cycad Newsletter
29(2/3):19.
Holzman, G. & J. Haynes. 2010.
Variability within cycad species. Cycad Newsletter 33(2):3-5.
Hsieh, E. & J. Haynes. 2007. King sago (Cycas revoluta)
production in Taiwan, with comments on Cycad Aulacaspis Scale and the
endemic C. taitungensis. Cycad Newsletter 30(3):11-13.
Tang, W. & J. Haynes. 2005.
IUCN/SSC Cycad Specialist Group – Subgroup
on Invasive Pests Report & Recommendations on Cycad Aulacaspis Scale, Aulacaspis yasumatsui Takagi (Hemiptera: Diaspididae). IUCN/SSC
Cycad Specialist Group, August 2005. 13 pp.
Invited Presentations
Taxonomic, Nomenclatural & Biogeographic Revelations in the Zamia
skinneri Complex of Central America (Cycadales: Zamiaceae) First Annual Plant ID Party, Deerfield Beach Arboretum, Deerfield Beach,
FL (May 2009) & The Cycad Society's Cycad Day 2009, Wallace Desert Gardens, Scottsdale, AZ
(April 2009)
The Plicate-leaved Zamias of Central America.
Inaugural Cycad Conference, Fairview River Lodge,
Tzaneen, Limpopo Province, South Africa (December 2006)
Cycad Aulacaspis Scale: Invasive Pest with Extinction Potential!
Invited session organizer. 5th National Integrated Pest Management Symposium, St. Louis, MO (March 2006)
Contributed Presentations
The Plicate-leaved Zamias of Panama.
8th International Conference on Cycad
Biology, Panama City, Panama (January 2008)
Cycad Flora of Honduras.
7th International Conference on Cycad
Biology, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico (January 2005)
Redescription of Dioon mejiae: Toward a Taxonomic Description Standard.
7th International Conference on Cycad Biology,
Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico (January 2005)
Jurassic Park Place: Dramatic, Non-Traditional & Innovative Uses for an
Ancient & Unique Plant Group (Cycads).
University of Florida / Miami-Dade County Extension (2002)
Cycads for South Florida. University of Florida / Miami-Dade County
Extension (2001)
Posters
Key to the Species of
Ceratozamia. 8th International
Conference on Cycad Biology, Panama City, Panama (January 2008);
coauthored with J. Chemnick, T. Gregory, M.A. Perez-Ferrára & L. Whitelock
Key to the Species of
Dioon. 7th International
Conference on Cycad Biology, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico (January 2005);
coauthored with T. Gregory & J. Chemnick
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