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The Higher Plants of China, consisting of 14 volumes, is to meet the great needs of a broad scope of researchers worldwide to study Chinese plant conservation, biodiversity, development and sustainable use of natural botanical resource. The work is treating about 20 thousand species representing all the currently recognized plant families and genera in China. The selection of species is determined by their commonness in the wild or under cultivation and their scientific and economic values. They are often distributed in more than two provinces or autonomous regions or are sometimes found in only one province or autonomous region, but are common in neighboring countries. Representative species for each genus, including those introduced and naturalized ones, are often included. The systematic arrangements for bryophytes, pteridophytes, and gymnosperms follow the Flora Bryophytorum Sinicorum(FBS)and FRPS (Vol.2-7), and that for angiosperms follows Croquist’s system. The contents of the volumes are as follows: Vol.1 Bryophyta; Vol.2.Pteridophyta; Vol.3.Gymnospermae and Angiospermae (Magnoliaceae-Eucommiaceae); Vol.4 Ulmaceae-Clusiaceae; Vol.5. Elaeocarpaceae-Diapensiaceae; Vol.6.Sapotaceae-Rosaceae; Vol.7.Mimosaceae-Dichapetalaceae; Vol.8.Buxaceae-Apiaceae; Vol.9.Loganiaceae-Lamiaceae; Vol.10.Phrymaceae-Theligonaceae; Vol.11.Caprifoliaceae-Asteraceae; Vol.12.Bytomaceae-Poaceae; Vol.13.Sparganiaceae-Orchidaceae; and Vol.14.Index to Chinese and scientific names. Keys to the genera and to species are provided. For each species, its standard and sometimes other commonly used Chinese name, its scientific name with reference, and a basionym with reference when applicable are provided.

This is the last volume of the series.  It consists of two parts: The first part is index to Chinese names and Scientific names for all Vol.1- 14.  The second part is supplement to angiospermae for vol.3 and vol.8. 

         
 

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