…entire world, a preliminary hurdle is figuring out how best to reestablish it. With funding from the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation, the Garden’s conservation department was able to propagate…
…Ireland3. According to Lievens et al., Florence grew up and graduated from high school in Sherrill, New York. She earned an AAS (associate degree in science) in Ornamental Horticulture &…
…at the University of Illinois in Urbana, Mary did natural history survey research until World War II broke out. Mary went with Lee, who was a field grade officer, to…
…Bartonia No. 57: 9-15. AUGUST 5, 1874 Cyperus compressus “poorland flatsedge” Cyperus dentatus “toothed sedge” Eleocharis equisetoides “horse-tail spike-rush” Eleocharis melanocarpa “black-fruited spike-rush” Eupatorium resinosum “pine barren boneset” Hypericum denticulatum…
…associated with adjusting to their new level of ability. Research has shown that there are many gardening activities that provide motivating, fun opportunities to improve balance, fine motor skills, and…
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…decades of monitoring vegetation and fire: maintaining diversity and resilience in Florida’s uplands. Ecological Monographs, 91(2), p.e01444. Bridges, E.L. and Orzell, S.L., 2003. Two new species and a new combination…
…Connor. 2021. Remembering Peggy-Ann Wetmore Kessler Duke. HerbalEGram, issue 9. https://www.herbalgram.org/resources/herbalegram/volumes/volume-18/issue-9-september-2021/news-and-features-1/peggy-duke-obituary/ accessed on 26 July 2022 3. Obituary, Peggy-Ann Kessler Duke. https://www.goinghomecares.com/obituaries/Peggy-Ann-Kessler-Duke?obId=20619090 accessed on 26 July 2022. …
…is cataloged in mycoporal.org, catalog # NCU-F-0031728 . McCormick, Carol Ann. 2013. The manure piles of Chapel Hill. North Carolina Botanical Garden Newsletter, December 2013, page 11. http://www.herbarium.unc.edu/newsletter2008TOpresentCUT_files/2013112Manure.pdf …
…collections are inventoried, without doubt more specimens collected by W. B. Cobb will be found. Other mycological herbaria curating specimens collected by W. B. Cobb include the New York Botanical…