Velma Dare Matthews
…yearbook of Coker College6 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium (NCU) has cataloged about 400 vascular plants collected by Velma Dare Matthews. As we continue to catalog…
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New Edition Released: Flora of the Southeastern U.S.
Geographic area covered by the 2022 edition of the Flora of the Southeastern U.S. By Scott G. Ward, NCBG Research Botanist Figure 1. The original guide to the flora of…
Mordecai Elisha Hyams
…established a vast network of mountain people who collected in the forests, then bartered the herbs to local shopkeepers, who in turn, shipped the plants to Statesville in return for…
Frederick Gustav Meyer
…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,”…
William McCally Pollock
…so this seems likely but subsequent documents do not show a link between Ray and William. (9) The 1910 US Census shows William living with the extended family of his…
Carl John Burk
…are not yet cataloged in an on-line public format.4 Burk was born in Troy, Ohio on 30 December 1935.1 After receiving an A. B. from Miami University in Ohio in…
John Nathaniel Couch
…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…
Spring Native Plant Sale
Pre-registration required 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. One registration allows all people in your vehicle to access to the plant sale. Click this link to register. No registration required 1:30…
Workdays
…supervisor, all permanent UNC Chapel Hill staff working at least 20 hours per week can use Community Service Leave (CSL) for volunteering at the CCG. Court-Ordered Community Service: Unfortunately, court-ordered…
One Flower You Will Never Find in the Herbarium*
…any plants. “Frost heaves” was my best guess. A quick look at the Wikipedia entry for “frost heaving” revealed a link to “needle ice” which exactly described and illustrated what…