Links to Selected "Featured Articles"
Armstrong, W.P. 1998. Unusual drift fruit from Costa Rica. 4(2):7-8.
Armstrong, W.P. 2001. Notes on the ocean dispersal of Coral Beans. 7(1):5-6.
Armstrong, W.P. 2005. Charles Darwin and Driftseeds. 11(3):2-4.
Armstrong, W.P. 2007. Do Pearls Come From Coconuts? 13(1):13-17.
Beerensson, J.L. 2001. Fossil Ghost Crabs. 7(1):3.
Beerensson, J.L. 2001. More on Fossil Ghost Crabs. 7(3):5.
Beerensson, J.L. 2003. Fossil sand dollars found on the beaches of Brevard County, Florida. 9(1):8.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2006. The Black Sea Biscuit. 12(1):16.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2006. The Quarter-Pounder Bean. 12(2):10.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2006. The Nirvana Bean. 12(3):10.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2007. Starnuts and Lake-Beans. 13(2):12.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2007. The Biggest Sea Purse. 13(2):13.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2007. The Brain Bean. 13(3):8.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2007. The Brown Coralbean. A.K.A. The What?, Where?, Did I Miss It? Bean 13(3):9.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2008. The Biggest Mary’s Bean. 14(1):12.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2009. The Giant Bay-Bean. 14(3):9.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2009. Hearts Gone Wild. 14(3):10.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2009. Wood-Rose or Moonflower? ...that is the question! 15(1):3.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2009. How big is your Porcupine? 15(1):5.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2009. The Lantern Tree. 15(1):4.
Beerensson, J.[L.] 2009. How Big is Your Smallest? 15(3):3.
Bernstein, S. 2006. The Snake that Charmed the Beaner. 12(2):6.
Bernstein, S. 2006. October Beananza: A Bonanza of Sea Beans. 12(3):9.
Bernstein, S. 2007. A Leatherback's Sojourn: The Palm Beach Sea Story. 13(1):2-3.
Bernstein, S. 2008. The Original Seed Beads. 14(1):8-10.
Blazek, W. 2002. Bill Blazek's recipe for polishing Manicaria. 8(3):7-8.
Blazek, W. 2002. Keeping records on a Florida beach. 8(3):8-9.
Boykin, C. 2003. Sea-Beans on a Silver Platter (Beaning Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula). 9(3):15-17.
Boykin, C. 2004. The Hamburger Bean (Mucuna sloanei), A Native Plant of South Florida: Hamburgers in Paradise. 10(2):9-10.
Boykin, C. 2004. A Coco-de-mer for Ed Perry. 10(3):14.
Bradley, D. 2005. The Ukedama Man. 11(2):11.
Bryant, S. 2009. The Beach 'Basura' Adventure. 15(3):8-10.
Cadee, G.C. 1997. Tropical drift disseminules from the coast of the Netherlands. 3(2):3-4.
Cadee, G.C. 1999. The Sea-coconut Manicaria saccifera, a new tropical drift seed from the Dutch coast. 5(3):13-14.
Cadee, G.C. 2000. Seeds and plants of Lathyrus japonicus subsp. maritimus on the Dutch coast. 6(2):6-7.
Cadee, G.C. 2000. A small collection of seeds from the beach of Djibouti. 6(3):6-9.
Cadee, G.C. 2004. Mysterious Floating Grains. 10(3):17.
Cadee, G.C. 2005. Riddle of mysterious floating grains solved! 11(2):5-6.
Cadee, G.C. 2007. Avocado Seed from the Dutch Coast. 13(1):6-7.
Cadee, G.C. 2007. Why are most Terminalia catappa fruits in Europe found on Dutch coasts? 13(2):2-3.
Cadee, G.C. 2007. Unidentified fruits from the Dutch coast. Who can help? 13(3):10.
Cadee, G.C. 2008. Invasion of Sea Pea Seeds on the Dutch Coast. 14(1):5-6.
Cadee, G.C. 2008. Pine Cones from the North Sea Bottom. 14(2):2-3.
Cadee, G.C. 2009. Prioria mannii from th Dutch Beach, Identification Solved, Mystery Remains. 15(1):11-12.
Cadee, G.C. and H. Brugge. 2006. Drift Fruits Transported by Pipeline to Texel's Beach. 12(3):2.
Cadee, G.C., R. Cappers and J. van Gent. 2007. The First Cassia fistula L. from the Netherlands. 13(3):13.
Cadee, G.C. and S. Dijksen. 1999. Mucuna and Dioclea from Lanzarote (Canary Islands). 5(1):12-13.
Cadee, G.C. and S. Dijksen. 2004. Large variation in size of Entada seeds from the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. 10(1):3-4.
Cadee, G.C. and W. Kruiswijk. 2004. Can they float? A Nutmeg Myristica fragrans from the Dutch Coast. 10(3):5-6.
Cadee, G.C. and I. Mol 2004. Drift seeds of the egg fruit, Pouteria sp. (Sapotaceae) rediscovered on the European coast. 10(2):11-12.
Cadee, G.C. and H. Nijhuis. 2001. Heritiera littoralis, New for the Netherlands and Europe. 7(1):9-10.
Cadee, G.C. and H. Nijhuis. 2003. A seed of the Para rubber tree Hevea brasiliensis from the Dutch coast. 9(2):6-7.
Cadee, G.C. and H. Nijhuis. 2005. Will Terschelling's mermaid tell us her secrets? 11(2):3.
Cadee, G.C. and R. de Ruijter. 2006. Non-floating Entada seeds on the Dutch coast. 12(1):2-4.
Cadee, G.C. and P. Smit. 2006. The first star nut Astrocaryum sp. from the Dutch coast. 12(1):14-15.
Cadee, G.C. and P. Smit. 2006. Riddle of Dutch Mystery Drift Seed Solved: Macadamia tetraphylla. 12(3):12.
Cadee, G.C. and R. van der Ham. 2008. A Spherical Starnut (Astrocaryum sp.) from the Dutch Coast . 14(1):10-11.
Corby, H.D.L. (Tom) 2005. The Drift-Seed of Mora oleifera (Triana) Ducke. 11(2):9=10.
Darke, N. 2003. Cornish Drift Seeds. 9(1):5.
Dennis, J.V. 1997. Stranded tropical disseminules from Cape Hatteras and nearby beaches in North Carolina, USA. 3(1):7.
Dennis, J.V. 1998. The lucky bean. 4(1):8.
Dennis, J.V. 1998. The lucky bean. 4(2):6.
Dennis, J.V. 1998. The lucky bean. Records of Ivory-nut Palm seeds from Southeastern Virginia, USA, Beaches. 4(3):8-9.
Dennis, J.V. 1999. The lucky bean. 5(1):8-9.
Dennis, J.V. 1999. The lucky bean. 5(2):8-9.
Dennis, J.V. 1999. The lucky bean. 5(3):7-8.
Dennis, J.V. 2000. The lucky bean. 6(1):6-7.
Dennis, J.V. 2000. The lucky bean. Long-distance travellers among the temperate drift seeds. 6(2):8-9.
Dennis, J.V. 2000. The lucky bean. 6(3):10.
Dennis, J.V. 2001. The lucky bean. 7(1):11-12.
Dennis, J.V. 2001. The lucky bean. Seed dispersal by members of the genus Opuntia, family Cactacea. 7(2):7-8.
Dennis, J.V. 2001. The lucky bean. 7(3):6-7.
Dennis, J.V. 2002. The lucky bean. 8(1):9-10.
Dennis, J.V. 2002. The lucky bean. 8(2):6.
Dickenson, R. 2001. A rich coast of seabeans. 7(2):3-4.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 1997. Seagoing Black Walnut endocarps. 3(2):8.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2002. Of pigs and beans and dragonflies. 8(3):3-5.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2003. Piggies Galore. 9(1):7.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2003. Drift Seed Necklace Recipe. 9(1):12.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2003. Fun Stuff from Curt. 9(2):2-5.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2003. Coming Clean. 9(3):10-11.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2003. The Missing. 9(3):11-13.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2004. Curt's Stuff. 10(1):8-10.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2004. Mango in Washington. 10(2):6-7.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2004. Stuff from Curt. 10(3):15-16.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2006. Sea-Beans in Hog Heaven. 12(1):5-8.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2006. Coin in a Coconut. 12(3):14-15.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2007. Rubber Ducky Frenzy. 13(3):6-7.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2008. Ampules. 14(1):7.
Ebbesmeyer, C.C. 2008. On a Flotsam Collection Beach: Matagorda Island, Texas. 14(3):12-14.
Ferguson, D.K. 1998. Charles Darwin, the drifter. 4(1):5.
Ferguson, D.K. 2000. Scrapes with the Black Walnut. 6(3):11.
Foreman, P. 2004. A New Sea Beaner's Story. 10(3):12-13.
Foreman, P. 2007. Sea-Beaning in the Bahamas. 13(1):8-9.
Foreman, P. 2008. Sea-Beaning in the Bahamas. 13(3):11-12.
Gregory, M. 2006. Drifting Kowhai (Sophora microphylla) Seeds and Stranded Virgin Plastic Resin Granules: New Zealand Relationships. 12(2):11-12.
Gunn, R. 1995. Robert (Bob) Mossman, 'Jack Beans'. 1(1):5-7.
Gunn, R. 1999. A journal article by Ernst Gunnerus (1718-1773): Bishop of Dornthiem [Trondhiem], Norway and Botanist.
5(1):4-5. [1st of a 3-part series]
Gunn, R. 1999. A journal article by Ernst Gunnerus (1718-1773): Bishop of Dornthiem [Trondhiem], Norway and Botanist.
5(2):4-5. [2nd of a 3-part series]
Gunn, R. 1999. A journal article by Ernst Gunnerus (1718-1773): Bishop of Dornthiem [Trondhiem], Norway and Botanist.
5(3):5-6. [3rd of a 3-part series]
Gunn, R. 2000. Journey of Tropical drift disseminules from the Neotropics to their ultimate fate. 6(1):3.
Hanno, I. 2003. The mystery of Entada seeds. 9(1):2-4.
Hanno, I. 2003. Skate Egg Connections. 9(3):3-4.
Hanno, I. 2005. Travels with Mr. Seabean in Borneo. 11(1):2-3.
Hathaway, T.K. 2007. The Tale of the Numbered Sea Heart. 13(3):2.
Heath, G. 2003. Critter Corner. [Cannonball jellyfish, Stomolophus melegris] 9(1):8-9.
Hewitt, R.A. 2005. Drift Coconuts. 11(2):6-8.
Hewitt, R.A. 2005. Update to "Drift Coconuts". 11(3):7.
Hewitt, R.A. 2006. Floatation experiments on cephalopod shell in sea-water in England". 12(1):9-12.
Hewitt, R.A. 2006. Short-term Floatation Experiments on Vegetation and Flight Feathers in Cold English Seawater. 12(3):2-8.
Hewitt, R.A. 2007. Bryozoa on Coconuts. 13(1):11.
Hewitt, R.A. 2008. Avocado Fruit as Vehicles for Seed Dispersal. 14(1):13-14.
Hewitt, R.A. 2009. London Planetree Yields Mysterious Fruit. 15(1):8.
Hopkins, H.H. 1997. A study of drift fruits and seeds in Papua New Guinea. 3(1):3-6.
Hosten-Willems, L. 2005. Beachcombing in Port Elizabeth - South Africa. 11(1):5-9.
Hosten-Willems, L. 2007. Beachcombing in Port Elizabeth - South Africa (II). 13(2):10.
Jarzembowski, E. and B. Jarezembowski 2008. The Drifting Seed in Sussex, Southeast Encland. 14(3):15.
Jarzembowski, E. and B. Jarezembowski 2009. Fossil Driftseeds and Fruits from Southeast England. 15(1):6.
Keith, A.R. 2007. Drift Seeds. 13(2):11.
Longhorn, E. 2004. A letter to all Drifters. 10(1):6-7.
Longhorn, E. 2004. A letter to all Drifters, Part 2. 10(2):6.
Longhorn, E. 2004. Typhoons Make 2004 a Bumper Year for Sea-Beans in Japan. 10(3):10.
Miller, D. 2007. Sea Beans at the Ragged Island All-Grade School. 13(1):10.
Mitchell, M. 2003. 8th Annual Internatinal Symposium Highlights. 9(3):8-9.
Mitchell, M. 2004. Symposium Review. 10(3):7-9.
Mitchell, M. 2005. Symposium Review. 11(3):8-9.
Mitchell, M. 2006. Eleventh Annual International Sea-Bean Symposium, October 13-14, 2006, Cocoa Beach, Florida. 12(3):15-17.
Mitchell, M. 2007. 2007 Symposium Review. 13(3):3-5.
Mitchell, M. 2008. Thirteenth Annual International Sea-Bean Symposium, October 17-18, 2008, Cocoa Beach, Florida. 14(3):2-5.
Mitchell, M. 2009. Seabean Hunting in El Cuyo. 15(1)9-10.
Nelson, C. 2004. Memoirs of a Short-Sighted Irish Sea-Beaner. 10(2):2-3.
Nelson, C.R. 1998. Sea beans as Vesta Boxes and Snuff Boxes. 4(2):9-10.
Nelson, C.R. 2000. Notes from Lanzarote, Canary Islands. 8(3):10.
Nelson, E.C. 2005. Beach Balls - the European team, and how to make your own balls. 11(1):4.
Nelson, E.C. 2005. Christopher Columbus and Driftseeds. 11(3):5-6.
Nelson, E.C. 2006. How Far North Can Drift Seeds be Found in Eastern North America?. 12(2):2-5.
Nelson, E.C. 2008. The Drifting Seed in Fiction. 14(1):6.
Norton, E. 2005. In a letter from Drifter Elaine Norton, June 29th, 2005. [seabeans and Dolphins] 11(2):4.
Norton, E. 2007. The Padre Island National Seashore "Crunch-Squish Walk" Adventure. 13(2):3-6.
Norton, E. 2008. Tropical Storm Fay leaves One-day Bonanza on Fort Lauderdale Beach. 14(2):3-5.
Perry, Ed. 1999. My Mucuna of Melbourne.
5(3):9-11.
Perry, Ed. 2000. Beans Past and Present.
6(1):8-9.
Perry, Ed. 2000. The Brown Nicar.
6(2):10.
Perry, Ed. 2000. Seeds that tell stories.
6(2):11-12.
Perry, Ed. 2000. Mucuna of North Atlantic shores.
6(3):12-14.
Perry, Ed. 2001. Beans of a different color: Coralbeans on North Atlantic Shores. 7(1):13-14.
Perry, Ed. 2001. Sausage tree fruits. 7(2):9-10.
Perry, Ed. 2002. Identity of the Brown Nickerbean. 8(2):3-5.
Piirainen, M. 2007. Heritiera littoralis found in Finland - the second record from Europe. 13(1):12.
Reininger, R. 1999. Sea-beans in Daytona Beach, Florida. 5(1):14.
Rhodes, N. 2000. Ghost Crabs, Sea Purses and Jack Russells. 14(1):11.
Robertson, A. 1998. Gigasiphon macrosiphon - A case study of mistaken identity.
4(1):7.
Rolph, B. 2004. That Very Special Mary's Bean. 10(1):2.
Smith, J.M.B. 1995. Drift seed pursuits in the Coral Sea and Australia. 1(2):5-7.
Smith, J.[M.B.] 2003. Letter from a stranded drifter. 9(1):6-7.
Smith, J.[M.B.] 2006. More on Seed Dispersal. 12(1):13.
Smith, J.[M.B.] 2006. Driftseeds and Seabirds. 12(3):10-11.
Sullivan, C.J., T. Flynn, and G. Sullivan. 2006. Stranded Fruits, Seeds And Other Drift On Kauai Beaches. 12(2):7-9.
Sullivan, C.J., J. Williams, and G. Sullivan. 2008. A World of Drift Seeds. 14(2):5-10.
Sullivan, G. 2003. Sea-Bean Collection at University of Texas at Austin Marine Science Institute. 9(2):7-9.
Sullivan, G. 2003. Legend of St. Augustine. 9(3):5-6.
Sullivan, G. 2003. A New Sea-Bean: Texas Ebony. 9(3):7.
Sullivan, G. 2003. The World's Largest Seaheart. 9(3):19.
Sullivan, G. 2004. The World's Largest Seaheart. 10(1):5-6.
Sullivan, G. 2004. The World's Largest Seaheart. 10(2):4.
Sullivan, G. 2004. Mescal Bean - A New Sea-Bean. 10(2):5.
Sullivan, G. 2004. The University of Texas at Austin Marine Science Institute (UTMSI) Sea-Bean Collection - Update. 10(3):11.
Sullivan, G. 2005. The Godzilla Entada. Aka The Big Bean. 11(1):10-11.
Sullivan, G. 2005. California Pignuts. 11(3):10-11.
Sullivan, G. 2005. The Diminutive Entada. 11(3):12.
Sullivan, G. 2006. Just a Yellow Nickar in Texas. 12(2):13.
Sullivan, G. 2006. The Eyeless Nut. 12(3):8-9.
Sullivan, G. 2007. Goodbye Three-lobed Mora; Hello Three-lobed Pachira!. 13(1):4-5.
Sullivan, G. 2009. Moclips' Treasure. 15(3):2.
Sullivan, G. 2009. Superb Seabeans from Viti Levu. 15(3):4-7.
Sullivan, G. and E. Mortimer. 2009. Just Another Jack-bean. 15(1):2.
Sullivan, G. and A. Rammer. 2008. Cathie's Bean. How Rare is Rare?. 14(2):11-12.
Sullivan, G. and T. Flynn. 2009. Drift Seeds from a Lonely Beach in Micronesia. 15(1):7-8.
Sullivan, G. and J. Williams. 2007. UTMSI Drift Seed Collection Continues to Flourish. 13(2):8-9.
Sullivan, G. and J. Williams. 2008. Smiley. Part I – Mucuna vs. Dioclea – No Problema! 14(1):2-4.
Sullivan, G. and J. Williams. 2008. MIB 14(3):6-8.
Smith, R. 1998. Seed necklaces. 4(1):11-12.
Van der Burgt, X. 1997. African drift disseminules: I.
3(2):5.
Van der Burgt, X. 1998. Drift seeds from the Netherlands and Gabon.
4(1):9.
Van Duzer, C. 2004. Some Floating Islands Seen at Sea.
10(3):2-4.
Vander Velde, N and B. Vander Velde. 2004. A new Record for the Mary's Bean. 10(2):7-8.
Wagner, B.F. 2002. Driftseeds of Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge. 8(1):7-8.
Williams, J. and G. Sullivan 2005. Wracky Potpourri. 11(3):13-15.
[subtitles include: Can you TOP this? Turtle Bites. The "Yellow Ducky Saga" continues. True Seabeads.]
Williams, J. and G. Sullivan 2007. Wracky Potpourri II. 13(3):11-12.
Williams, J. and G. Sullivan 2008. Drift Items from Agony Beach. 14(2):13-14.
Witherington, B. 2000. Life Rafts and Little Turtles.
6(1):10-11.
Witherington, B. 2001. Why do drifting seeds beguile us with their prodigious journeys?
What's in it for the bean itself... besides the notoriety?. 7(1):4.
Witherington, B. 2003. Little Turtles, Sargassum Critters, Floating Garbage, and Drifting Seeds. 9(2):9-10.
Williams, D. 1998. Thoughts on having the "Eye". 4(2):11.
Williams, J. and G. Sullivan. 2006. Wracky Potpourri II. 12(3):12-14.
Yow, C. 2001. The inside story - Tropical Almonds (Terminalia catappa) (Or, How not to make a meal from a pile of them). 7(3):8-9.
Yow, C. 2002. The inside story - or, What's in a Hamburger Bean. 8(1):11-12.
Yow, C. 2002. The inside story on the Gray Nickernut.
8(2):7-8.
Yow, C. 2002. The inside story - Manicaria saccifera. Sea-coconuts, golfball beans. 8(3):6-7.
Yow, C. 2003. By land, sea, and air: a sea-heart goes west. 9(1):9-10.
Zies, P. 1996. Drift seeds used in toys and games.
2(1):6-7.
Zies, P. 1997. Florida drift seeds.
3(2):5.
Zies, P. 1997. Sea Bean Self Defense.
3(3):7-8.
Zies, P. 1998. Charles Darwin's lost theory.
4(1):6.
Zies, P. 1998. News about Nickernuts.
4(2):4.
Zies, P. 1999. Batty about sea-beans.
5(1):6-7.
Zies, P. 1999. A pitch and a swing.
5(2):6.
Zies, P. 1999. Just how big is big?
5(2):7.
Zies, P. 2001. Sea-Bean hunting in the Amazon. 7(1):7-8.
Zies, P. 2001. Don't put all your beans in one basket. 7(2):5-6.
Zies, P. 2002. A "Palm-derous" Question OR Going Nuts Over Palm IDs. 8(1):2-4.
Zies, P. 2002. I Saw Cathie Today. 8(1):5-6.
Zonfrillo, B. 1998. More Sea-beans from Scotland and observations from the Morant Cays, Jamaica. 4(3):13.
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