Ralph Page Ashworth, Jr.
…on the culture and morphology of Dero limosa”. In 1950 Ashworth was living in Madison County, North Carolina with his spouse, Helen Oneida Ashworth (1920-1982) and daughter, Helen Loretta Ashworth…
…on the culture and morphology of Dero limosa”. In 1950 Ashworth was living in Madison County, North Carolina with his spouse, Helen Oneida Ashworth (1920-1982) and daughter, Helen Loretta Ashworth…
…of English ancestry. Maternal grand-parents: Charles Junken from Hannover, Germany and Eliza Morrison Junken of Scotch-Irish parentage. Father: James Everard Benedict, Phd. Born in South Norwalk, Connecticut, January 5, 1854….
…building by the time he entered college. Ashe clearly had the eye of a scientist and was known for being able to readily discern differences between very similar plants. At…
…A list of dissertations and graduate theses in botany completed at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1912-2005. 3. History of Conference. https://www.wcu.edu/engage/professional-enrichment/conferences-and-community-classes/the-cullowhee-native-plant-conference/history-of-conference.aspx accessed on 9 April 2020….
…in Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Alabama, and Oklahoma between 1890 and 1926. Since those states have not been a priority for cataloging, it is without doubt that many more specimens will…
…same recent e-newsletter article, Gary said, “A single specimen of Lecanora frustulosa (“Yellow Beaded Rim Lichen”) is also recorded in Lichen Portal from the mountains of western North Carolina, and…
…85th year. He was born in Sugar Creek township, Stark County, Ohio, on May 6, 1849, the son of Michael and Susan (Carr) Grant, and the sixth of eleven children…
…When her health started failing in 2011, an old friend, Karen Larsen, assisted Mary, caring for her with the love and attention she would have given her own mother. Karen…
…Young. The photo (above) of Dr. Young was taken ca. 1890-1910 by George William Allison (courtesy of the Duggan Library Photo Archive, Hanover College). In addition to NCU other herbaria…
…specimen labels as “W. B. Cobb.” Most specimens are fungi collected in Orange County, though a handful of vascular plant specimens have been cataloged as well. As more of our…