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The Collegium Palynologicum Scandinavicum (CPS) is a society of palynologists in the Scandinavian countries. CPS was established in 1969 by Professor Gunnar Erdtman and a group of Nordic palynologists with the aim to stimulate the interest for palynology and to coordinate palynological research in the Nordic countries.
The association was also to ensure the continuity and edition of the journal Grana Palynologica (now GRANA) and the World Pollen and Spore Flora (WPSF).
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GRANA
GRANA is an international journal of palynology and aerobiology published under the auspices of the Collegium Palynologicum Scandinavicum (CPS) in affiliation with the International Association for Aerobiology (IAA).
GRANA articles appear online prior to the printed issue once they are in publication format. Click the 'latest articles' tab on GRANA's website at T&F.
Read more of and about GRANA here. Interested in submitting an article?
Current issue
Vol. 60, 2021, No. 6
Peng J, Slater S, Vajda V
A review of the Triassic pollen Staurosaccites: systematic and phytogeographical implications - 407–423
Sakugava GC, Cordeiro I, Pscheidt AC, Rossi ML, Martinelli AC, Pinto da Luz CF
Palynotaxonomy of tribe Hippomaneae A. Juss. (Euphorbioideae, Euphorbiaceae) - 424–458
Dalawi D, Murthy HN
Pollen and seed morphology of selected species of Andrographis (Acanthaceae) from India - 459–476
EPDB: 56. Gnadensee - 477–479
EPDB: 57. Manantial de las Queseras, Gregos Range (central Spain) - 480–482
CPS is original constitution member of the IFPS – the International Federation of Palynological Societies. See their new website.
The website's background image by Friðgeir Grímsson shows a choice of pollen taxa from the Middle Miocene of the Lavanttal Basin, Austria. Many of these have already been published in GRANA. For more information, please visit Friðgeirs website.
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