| ID | Title | Section/Topic | Authors | Keywords |
|---|
| 414 | Archival fieldwork: “new” Arctic plant biodiversity data from backlogged herbarium specimens | Botanical History | Sokoloff, Paul; Saarela, Jeffery; Doubt, Jennifer; Sharp, Lyndsey; Deduke, Chris; McMullin, Troy; Gillespie, Lynn. | History
herbaria
Collections |
| 1046 | Gender disparity in plant naming: an analysis of women for whom plant genera were named | Botanical History | Knapp, Sandra; Gardiner, Lauren; Leachman, Siobhan; Lindon, Heather Lynn; Vincent, Sarah; Ulloa Ulloa, Carmen; von Mering, Sabine; Vorontsova, Maria. | Diversity
nomenclature
generic names
women in science |
| 333 | Jacob Peter Anderson and the Allure of Studying Alaska's Flora | Botanical History | Klahs, Phillip. | regional flora
Herbarium |
| 732 | Mark Catesby: Three Hundred Years in South Carolina | Botanical History | Flannery, Maura. | Mark Catesby
University of South Carolina Columbia |
| 1050 | Revisiting Renaissance botanical literature in the eighteenth century: To illustrate or not to illustrate--that is the question | Botanical History | Cook, Alexandra. | Renaissance herbals
Rembertus Dodoens
John Gerard
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Botanical images |
| 804 | The ‘Botanical Nieces’ of William Darlington | Botanical History | McColl, Ron; Cressler, Walt. | scientific networks
women
correspondence
nineteenth century botany |
| 474 | The mycological and botanical legacy of Swiss naturalist Jean-Frédéric Chaillet (1747-1839) | Botanical History | Grant, Jason. | mycology
Switzerland
new species |
