The Sussex Rare Plant Register
ed. by Mary Briggs, pub. Sussex Wildlife Trust (2001) ISBN 1-898388-16-4.
A summary of the status of all scarce and threatened plants to be found in Sussex. All species of vascular plants and charophytes which are nationally or locally scarce are included with a full list of all known sites. A short summary covering mosses, lichens and liverworts is also included.

The original is no longer in print but an electronic version (.pdf) format or a reproduction is available from the Sussex Biodiversity Records Centre (www.sxbrc.org.uk/biodiversity/publications/#rareplant).

Sussex Wild Flowers
by Mary Briggs, pub. Sussex Wildlife Trust (2004) ISBN 1-898388-17-2.
Available from Sussex Biodiversity Records Centre (price £10.00 including p&p) A book aimed at a general readership with an interest in wild plants. Contains descriptions and colour photographs of a range of species of particular interest in Sussex.

Sussex Botany 01
ed. by P.A.Harmes & N.J.H.Sturt, pub. Sussex Wildlife Trust (March 2004)
The first issue of an annual journal which contains articles about all aspects of Sussex plants (including lower plants and fungi).

Sussex Botany 02
ed. by P.A.Harmes & N.J.H.Sturt, pub. Sussex Wildlife Trust (March 2005)
Copies are still available from the Sussex Biodiversity Records Centre, Woods Mill, Henfield, West Sussex, BN5 9SD (price £6.00 including p&p, please make cheque for £6.00 payable to Sussex Wildlife Trust.).

Sussex Botany 03
ed. by P.A.Harmes & N.J.H.Sturt, pub. Sussex Wildlife Trust (March 2006)
This is now available from the Sussex Biodiversity Records Centre, Woods Mill, Henfield, West Sussex, BN5 9SD (price £7.00 including p&p, please make cheque for £7.00 payable to Sussex Wildlife Trust.).

It includes articles by David Lang on Burnt Orchids (Orchis ustulata), Peter Russell and David Bangs on the Waxcap grasslands on the Brighton downs and Frances Abraham’s survey of Rice Grass (Leersia oryzoides), a species now virtually restricted to Sussex. There is also a report on the work towards a new Flora of Sussex and a note on the more interesting new plant records from East and West Sussex in 2005.

The editors would be pleased to consider items with a Sussex context or connection for future issues. Contact Nick Sturt or Paul Harmes via the Sussex Botanical Recording Society.

Flora of Ashdown Forest
by T.C.G.Rich et al., pub. Sussex Botanical Recording Society (1996), ISBN 0-9522987-1-6.
A Flora of the Ashdown forest in East Sussex based on an intensive survey of the species occurring in 1km squares over the three year period from 1993 to 1995.

Sussex Plant Atlas Supplement
by Mary Briggs, pub. Booth Museum of Natural History, Brighton (1990) ISBN 0-948723-14-9
A supplement to the Sussex Plant Atlas describing new and interesting plant records which were recorded by the SBRS in the period 1979 - 1988. (Out of print)

Sussex Plant Atlas
by P.C.Hall, pub. Booth Museum of Natural History, Brighton (1990) ISBN 0-9502372-6-4.
An atlas showing the distribution of wild plants in East and West Sussex based upon records collected by the Sussex Flora society which was the predecessor of the SBRS. (Out of print).