…political and social factors — limited macroalgae collection during World War I, the Depression, World War II and the 1950s, and the last four decades following the concerted effort by…
…2160-2161. 1905. S.H. Essary, co-author. A preliminary note on clover diseases in Tennessee. Science, new series. 22: 503. 1906. S.H. Essary, co-author. A new anthracnose of alfalfa and red clover….
…Brenckle was recognized throughout the world as one of the leaders in that field, being credited with the discovery of two new flora species in South Dakota. As a widower…
…Rodora 89: 35-40. Jones, S. B. 1983. Director’s report. Newsletter, University of Georgia, The Friends of the Botanical Garden 12(1): 3-6. Jones, S. B. 1982. Director’s report. Newsletter, University of…
…of Tennessee, Knoxville (TENN), U.S. National Fungus Collections, USDA-ARS (BPI), University of Michigan (MICH), Cornell University (CUP), Farlow Herbarium of Harvard University (FH), New York Botanical Garden (NY), Oregon State…
…as “J. L. Sheldon”. However, his specimens are curated by many institutions including Cornell University (CUP; fungi), Harvard University Herbaria (FH, GH, NEBC; fungi, lichens, bryophytes, vascular plants), New York…
…portions of eight other states (Fig. 2). As taxonomic scientists and botanists continue to discover new species (Fig. 3) or new relationships among plant species, a flora must grow and…
By Bao Anh Tran, Communications Intern Hidden amid similar specimens, differing only in its “weirdness,” a new plant discovered by herbarium associate Kevan Schoonover McClelland was finally given a…
…Parker Preserve trails. The new boardwalk is located near the “Old Farm Trail” text on the map. The new boardwalk, which raises the footpath above the swampy soils of Siler’s…
…gold rush of 1849. By the 1830s, gold Hairy rubber cup fungi (Galiella rufa) on Uwharrie Trail near Little Long Mountain, Uwharrie National Forest prospectors and miners had moved into…