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Cerastium arcticum Lange, var.Drivense Baenitz, Herbarium Europaeum Nr. 6819 [PDF]
C. Baenitz
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Integrating herbarium specimen observations into global phenology data systems
Premise of the Study The Plant Phenology Ontology (PPO) was originally developed to integrate phenology observations of whole plants across different global observation networks.
Laura Brenskelle+4 more
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Notes on Tasmanian mosses from Rodway's herbarium [PDF]
G. O. K. Sainsbury
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A study of the charophytes collected by Eduardo Reyes Prósper in the period 1904–1906 and kept in the herbarium of the Royal Botanical Garden of Madrid (MA-ALGAE) is carried out.
Santos Cirujano, María A. Rodrigo
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Lectotypification of Halymenia rodrigueziana J.Feldmann [= Sebdenia rodrigueziana (J.Feldmann) Codomier ex Athanasiadis (Sebdeniaceae, Rhodophyta)]. [PDF]
Here we designate as a lectotype of Halymenia rodrigueziana J. Feldmann the sheet JF2328 held in the Herbarium of J. Feldmann, included in the Herbarium of the Cryptogam Laboratory of the Muséum National d"Histoire Naturelle de Paris (PC).
Manghisi, Antonio+1 more
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Current and potential distributions of three non-native invasive plants in the contiguous USA [PDF]
Biological invasions pose a serious threat to biodiversity, but monitoring for invasive species is time consuming and costly. Understanding where species have the potential to invade enables land managers to focus monitoring efforts.
Jones, Chad C., Reichard, Sarah
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Field and Herbarium Studies, IV
Polygonum minutissimum sp. nov. Annuum perparvum glabrum, 0.5-1 cm. altum; folio uno ad basem caulis, lineare, acuto; infloreseentia axillare, cum 4-10 floribus; sepalis albis, petalinis; achaeniis fuscis, ovatis, 1 mm. longis, triangularibus. Minute glabrous annual 0.5-1 cm.
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The Trèmols Herbarium: A European Herbarium from the End of the 19th Century
The herbarium Trèmols, preserved in the Botanical Institute of Barcelona (IBB), was created during the second half of the 19th century by the Catalan chemist and botanist Frederic Trèmols Borrell (Cadaqués 1831–1900). He was a member of important scientific institutions, including the Real Acadèmia de Ciències i Arts de Barcelona, the Societat Botànica
Laura Gavioli+3 more
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