美国木兰协会（Magnolia Society International）是一个501(c)(3)免税非营利组织，成立于1963年，总部位于美国。协会致力于木兰的欣赏、研究与保护，其使命是通过信息传播、教育与激励，从后院园艺爱好者到植物学家，帮助更多人了解木兰的栽培、保护、分类与繁殖。
品种登记与行业权威
作为国际木兰新品种注册机构（International Registration Authority），美国木兰协会负责全球木兰新品种的正式登记与认证工作，确保品种命名的规范与准确。这一权威职能使协会在木兰园艺界具有重要的行业地位。
全球会员网络
协会目前拥有来自40多个国家的600余名会员，成员包括苗圃业者、家庭园艺爱好者、园艺师、作家、植物学家及研究人员。丰富的国际网络为会员提供了跨越国界的专业交流平台。
年度种子交换
协会每年举办种子交换活动，会员可捐赠或购买稀有木兰种子、精心杂交品种及优异母株的开花授粉种子。这一传统项目是协会最受会员欢迎的服务之一，也是推动木兰种质资源保护的重要方式。
学术资源与会刊
协会编辑出版《Magnolia》会刊，Archive涵盖1963年至今的完整学术资料。会员专区内还提供历年会议论文集、研究报告及继续教育资料，为木兰研究者与爱好者提供宝贵的知识资源。
研究资助
协会设有研究资助基金，支持木兰相关的科学研究与保护项目。资助范围涵盖野生木兰的迁地保护、分类学研究、杂交育种技术及原生地栖息地保护等多个领域。
联系方式
协会定期举办年度会议、研讨会及”木兰研究日”活动，并为会员提供专家咨询与在线资源访问服务。
官方网站：https://www.magnoliasociety.org
Magnolia Society International
Magnolia Society International is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization founded in 1963 and headquartered in the United States. The Society is devoted to the appreciation, study, and conservation of magnolias. Its mission is to inform, educate, and inspire people—from backyard gardeners to botanists—to learn more about the cultivation, conservation, taxonomy, and propagation of Magnolias.
International Cultivar Registration
As the International Registration Authority for Magnolias, the Magnolia Society International oversees the official registration and certification of new magnolia cultivars worldwide, ensuring standardized and accurate nomenclature. This authoritative role establishes the Society’s prominent position in the magnolia horticulture community.
Global Membership Network
The Society currently has over 600 members from more than 40 countries, including nurserymen, home gardeners, horticulturists, authors, botanists, and researchers. This extensive international network provides members with cross-border professional exchange opportunities.
Annual Seed Exchange
The Society organizes an annual seed exchange program where members can donate or purchase seeds of rare species, deliberate hybrids, and open-pollinated seeds from exceptional specimens. This popular program is one of the most valued member services and an important initiative for magnolia germplasm conservation.
Publications and Research Resources
The Society publishes the Magnolia journal, with archives spanning from 1963 to the present. The members-only section provides access to conference proceedings, research reports, and continuing education materials—valuable resources for magnolia researchers and enthusiasts alike.
Research Grants
The Society maintains a research grant fund supporting scientific research and conservation projects related to magnolias. Funding covers ex situ conservation of wild magnolia species, taxonomic studies, hybrid breeding technologies, and in situ habitat protection.
Contact Information
The Society hosts annual meetings, symposiums, and Magnolia Study Days, offering members access to expert consultation and online resources.
Official Website: https://www.magnoliasociety.org
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