…Inc., 2012. http://woodlin.net/merged%20pedigree/3533.htm?fbclid=IwAR2plHtxLudWw3LCpYAGy3hn7nJv_h-kTXIKaLwQiN5zSdJXydyDXWD0Af8 accessed on 14 September 2020. Yackety yack, 1954. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. (College yearbook; page 86.) Many thanks to Terri Buckner and to…
…for Cockerell (http://bugguide.net/node/view/1214747 ) Oligotrophus betheli Felt: Juniper tip midge, host plant is Rocky Mountain juniper, Juniperus scopulorum Rhopalomyia betheliana Cockerell: a midge causing galls on Artemisia (Asteraceae) Swertia bethelii…
…Society of Natural History. Other fungal genera on which he worked were Actinoplanes, which he discovered and believed to be a possible link between fungi and bacteria; Coelomomyces, a fungus…
…Illinois State Academy of Science 65: 82-83. 2. SERNEC Data Portal. 2023. http//:sernecportal.org/index.php. Accessed on September 21. 3. IPNI (2023). International Plant Names Index. Published on the Internet http://www.ipni.org, The…
…Collections for providing information about Ms. Bliss’ time at Mount Holyoak and for the images of Ms. Bliss for this post. Thanks also to Donna Albino for providing link to…
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…inviting; the exercise brings appetite… while the heart flows in gratitude to Him who graciously permits us to live in this last most perfect link of His beautiful creation. —…
…and identified all but one of the plants, a missing link that nagged them. “One fern, Scolopendrium, appeared so often we were sure that the artist had seen it grown,”…
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