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Hi Rachel, I do apologize for disappointing you, but not only am I utterly swamped with work for the rest of the year, but I had huge amounts of travel earlier this year and it cost me a small fortune for catsitting. It really didn't work for me to come in person. Next year I hope to be able to ...

Oops, wait, I was confused – sorry, I do NOT withdraw my question. Like Steven, I have a concern about people being forced to consistently exceed the stated content of naturally occurring markers in order to avoid ever understating them. From: ds_jc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ds_jc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] ...

Thanks for this reference, Joe! It appears that all naturally occurring marker compounds would be Class II, so Katherine, I withdraw my previous question about the proposal. From: ds_jc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ds_jc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Betz, Joseph (NIH/OD) [E] Sent: Thursday, April 26, ...

Sorry for the late response, but no botanical literature would continue to say "Hydrastis canadensis L." over and over. The authority would be given when the species is first named in the text, and after that only in specific contexts such as a nomenclature block. -----Original Message----- From: ds ...

Hi Rachel, It appears that there are two meetings mentioned online, one in early October and one in early November. I would be happy to attend both of those by phone, but I have not been able to find any way of registering that preference on the website. Thanks and best wishes, Wendy Applequist From: ...