About 1958, the late Professor R. E. ALSTON and Professor B. L. TURNER, both of the Department ofBotany, The University ofTexas at Austin, initiated a general systematic investigation ofthe legurne genus Baptisia. They found that flavonoid patterns, as revealed by two-dimensional paper chromatography, were valid criteria for the recognition of the Baptisia species and for the documentation of their numerous natural hybrids. Later, they showed that the flavonoid chemistry could be used for the analysis of gene flow among populations. At that time no attempt was made to even partially identify the flavonoids which were detected chromatographically. Neverthe1ess, it soon became apparent that the full value of the chemical data for systematic purposes required knowledge of the structures of the flavonoids. In 1962, one of us (T.J.M.) in collaboration with Drs. ALSTON and TURNER beg an the chemical analysis of the more than 60 flavonoids which had been chromatographi- cally detected in the 16 Baptisia species. In the intervening years, a number of chemists and botanists, inc1uding Drs. K. BAETCKE, B. BREHM, M. CRANMER, D. HORNE, J. KAGAN, B. KROSCHEWSKY, J. MCCLURE, H. ROSLER, and J. WALLACE, participated in the devel- opment of techniques and procedures for the rapid identification of known flavonoids and in the structure determination of new flavonoids. In addition, the flavonoid chem- istry of many plants other than Baptisia was investigated.

Nathaniel this time has joined some federal fraudsters who defraud Nigerians through award and execution of fake contract and has made a great deal of fortune through this. Jealous of his brother's chieftaincy title, he refuses to attend the ceremony. With the cement of Edward, his son, the barrister. He plans to take his own chieftaincy title... ...and a date is fixed for a ceremony that will mar his future.

Mails have been missing because of use of invalid postal codes; people have been denied services because they could not submit valid zip or postal codes; jobs have been lost because of want of postal or zip codes. In this information communication technology (ICT) age, virtually no person-to-person, distant business transaction can be carried out without post or zip codes. As we all know, goods can not be delivered through internet or intranets but through our contact addresses or shipping addresses, these addresses are tracked through postal codes. This booklet deals solely with international postal/zip codes. Some countries have, some do not use while some have changed their postal/zip codes over the years whereas some use moire than one. However, this compilation is just an updated list some countries' old code that is no more in use has been discarded in this compilation. Those who still use both their old codes with their new ones have both codes listed in this booklet.