…taxonomy. It would be exciting to find a specimen or two collected by David Augustus Williston when he taught at NC A&T in 1898! SOURCES: 1. https://www.nps.gov/articles/david-williston-learning-from-leaders.htm accessed on…
…of Copper on Leaves,” which gained for him wide notice among the agricultural workers of American and Europe. By 1904 he was appointed Special Agent and Collaborator in Cotton Breeding…
…opportunity to work with the three gardens gave me so many different perspectives, and allowed me to meet so many different people,” said Obenshain. “I learned a lot about plant…
…and entourage: $75 for two hours Photo sessions that require minimal equipment and 1-2 subjects: $25 for two hours Once we receive your completed photography online form, we will add…
…as the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. For University updates and advisories on the Coronavirus, please visit www.unc.edu/coronavirus. Check for our most recent Garden-specific updates at ncbg.unc.edu/coronavirus. Many…
…Van Cotter (Herbarium Associate), Tom Bythell (University Forest Manager) and Dwayne McLaurin (Grounds Recycling Manager) examining Leratiomyces ceres and the mulch in which the fungus is growing. other tree and…
…many species, and if that fails we try to buy seed online from nurseries. For many species, there are no options but to collect seed from the field, and this…
…interpreted to the people of this country and the world…I think we, as a country, need to make quite clear to other nations of the world that we have major…
…bragging rights. A conservation organization managing a piece of land for biodiversity needs to know the plants and animals and fungi and microorganisms which are found on the property —…
…to locate potentially special habitats and plant communities. The advent of SERNEC.org and other online herbarium databases has opened up many new possibilities for these kinds of research and made…