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Conservation Science and Practice, 2021
Historical herbarium collections have been proposed as a last resort for recovery of extinct plant species not represented in dedicated seed banks or other living conservation collections.
Dustin M. Wolkis +4 more
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Historical herbarium collections have been proposed as a last resort for recovery of extinct plant species not represented in dedicated seed banks or other living conservation collections.
Dustin M. Wolkis +4 more
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BioScience, 2019
Widespread specimen digitization has greatly enhanced the use of herbarium data in scientific research. Publications using herbarium data have increased exponentially over the last century.
J. M. Heberling +2 more
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Widespread specimen digitization has greatly enhanced the use of herbarium data in scientific research. Publications using herbarium data have increased exponentially over the last century.
J. M. Heberling +2 more
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The Thomas Walter Herbarium is not the herbarium of Thomas Walter
TAXON, 2007Evidence is strong that the specimens in the folio volume commonly known as the “Walter Herbarium,” Natural History Museum, London, and often assumed to be the basis for the names in Thomas Walter’s Flora Caroliniana (1788), are a collection gathered by John Fraser and, though seen and partially annotated by Walter, were in large part not employed by ...
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The origins of Clifford's herbarium
Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society, 1991The development of the Hartekamp, George Clifford's estate, into one of the finest private Dutch botanical gardens was strongly influenced by the Hortus Botanicus of Leiden and its directors Boerhaave and Van Royen. Boerhaave's Index alter plantarum was used as the taxonomic framework for Clifford's herbarium until Linnaeus rearranged it.
Wijnands, D.O., Heniger, J.
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Nature, 1958
The Sloane Herbarium An Annotated List of the Horti Sicci composing it; with Biographical Accounts of the Principal Contributors, based on Records compiled by the late James Britten. Revised and Edited by J. E. Dandy. Pp. 246 + 2 plates + 96 facsimiles of handwritings. (London: British Museum (Natural History), 1958.) 147s.
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The Sloane Herbarium An Annotated List of the Horti Sicci composing it; with Biographical Accounts of the Principal Contributors, based on Records compiled by the late James Britten. Revised and Edited by J. E. Dandy. Pp. 246 + 2 plates + 96 facsimiles of handwritings. (London: British Museum (Natural History), 1958.) 147s.
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