One Flower You Will Never Find in the Herbarium*
…it is transformed into a delicate ribbon of ice.”3 As I had observed, frost flowers do not form on just any plant, but my in my brief research, I found…
…it is transformed into a delicate ribbon of ice.”3 As I had observed, frost flowers do not form on just any plant, but my in my brief research, I found…
…and retired from that institution in 1987.1 Patton’s thesis advisor at UCN-Chapel Hill was J. E. Adams, and the title of his Master’s Thesis was “Influence of flax root byproducts…
…Griffin III (1974) Notes on Mississippi bryophytes I. Castanea 39(3): 239-262. Rogers, Ken E. and Frank D. Bowers (1973) Notes on Tennessee plants III. Castanea 38(4): 335-339. Rogers, Ken E….
…yet, the Pileated Woodpecker has survived in numbers, extended its range, and is in no danger of exterminations, while the Ivory-bill has gradually disappeared, until now it is practically exterminated….
…Science degree from the University of Manitoba, Canada. In 1973 he completed his Ph.D. at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the Curriculum in Ecology. The title…
…that is currently in the research and development stages. This full document will be available on our website when it is complete. If you have ancestral knowledge about the history…
…when it is in bloom, and we must have chosen its peak bloom day by chance. It is not a rare plant in the Piedmont of North Carolina, but all…
…as winners in this year’s contest which is now in its twenty-third year. Sponsors of the program include the National Outdoor Book Awards Foundation, Idaho State University and the Association…
…Dartmouth College as a gift in 2002. It seems likely that Hitchcock and Barrows botanized together during family visits. Hitchcock seems to have been interested in a wide variety of…
…importance of field studies in botany; she searched for plants throughout Kentucky, gathering data that she would later use in her books. In 1942, she discovered an unnamed species of…