“…The VNO was first described as a structure by the Dutch botanist and anatomist Frederik Ruysch in 1703 while dissecting a young male cadaver. …”
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“…Jones (Dryopteridaceae), originally described as a Polystichum Roth by the pioneer Australian botanist Reverend W.W. Watts in 1914, is a rare epiphytic fern endemic to northeastern Queensland, Australia. …”
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“…The PUCV botanical collection was started by the renowned botanist Otto Zöllner and represents a major natural historical legacy for central Chile, with decades of information represented through preserved specimens. …”
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“…Native to India and Burma, Wrightia is named after a Scottish physician and botanist William Wright (1740-1827). Sweet Indrajao is called dhudi (Hindi) because of its preservative nature. …”
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“…The Peninsulas were first studied in 1829 by a Finnish botanist Jacob Fellman. The most comprehensive research was conducted in the late 19(th) - early 20(th) century. …”
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“…The remarkable “fall” of the entire corolla observed by an earlier botanist for several species in the genus is most likely attributable to bats. …”
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“…A shaman does not necessarily need to be a good botanist. His main concern is managing a network of personal relationships involving all kinds of living beings. …”
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“…We know from a letter he wrote to Carl von Nägeli, a leading botanist, that he believed he needed to “verify, with other plants, the results obtained with Pisum”. …”
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“…We attribute the En Tibi herbarium to Francesco Petrollini, a neglected 16(th)-century botanist, to whom also belongs, as clarified herein, the controversial “Erbario Cibo” kept in Rome. …”
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“…MATERIALS AND METHODS: Fresh leaves and roots of the plant were collected and identified by a botanist at the University of Zambia. The methanol and cold root aqueous extracts were prepared by continuous maceration while the hot aqueous root extract was extracted using the Soxhlet method. …”
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“…A shortage of conventional medicine during the American Civil War (1861–1865) spurred Confederate physicians to use preparations of native plants as medicines. In 1863, botanist Francis Porcher compiled a book of medicinal plants native to the southern United States, including plants used in Native American traditional medicine. …”
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“…The existence of reticulation and the near-continuity of morphological characters across taxa seriously affect species determination, making Hieracium one of the best examples of a 'botanist's nightmare'. Consequently, its species relationships have not previously been addressed by molecular methods. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: The Ethnobotanical Collection from the Libyan territories of the botanist Alessandro Trotter is included in the Oratio Comes Botanical Museum at the Faculty of Agraria at the University Federico II in Naples. …”
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“…In December 1922, the 140-page article The Genotypical Response of the Plant Species to the Habitat by evolutionary botanist Göte Turesson (Institute of Genetics, Lund University, Åkarp, Sweden) became available. …”
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“…At the University of Minnesota, botanist Conway MacMillan, an ambitious young department chair, provided a qualified mentorship to Josephine Tilden. …”
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“…Different plant species were considered available to foragers if the edible carbohydrate was directly (i.e. above-ground edible portions) or indirectly (above-ground indications to below-ground edible portions) visible to an expert botanist familiar with this landscape. A total of 52 edible plant species were recorded across all vegetation types. …”
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“…Only a fraction of these, typically made by botanist recording data on plant uses, provides information on the identity of the species used. …”
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“…Archival material included botanist’s journals/books and old hard copy books. Scientific names of the medicinal plant species were matched against the ‘World Flora Online Plant List’, and ‘Australian Plant Census’ for currently accepted species names to avoid repetition. …”
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“…This study will be useful to the botanists, palaeo – botanists, ethonobotanists, foresters, naturalists and environmentalists as well.…”
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