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Volume 346 Issue 6285, 16 August 1990

Opinion

  • Governments everywhere, notably in Eastern Europe, are bent on selling public assets to private investors. They have a lot to learn from the muddled sale of the British electricity industry, now under way.

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  • The National Academy of Sciences finds China too much of a puzzle.

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Commentary

  • With the increasing financial squeeze faced by taxonomists, the time may now have come to dispense with massive herbarium collections. Indeed, the clear-out might lead to a better quality of taxonomic research.

    • H. T. Clifford
    • R. W. Rogers
    • M. E. Dettmann
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