The Brittons: Partners in Life and Botany
The establishment of The New York Botanical Garden was the result of…
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The establishment of The New York Botanical Garden was the result of…
Between 1805 and 1813, in Ballylickey on the shores of Bantry Bay,…
See more of Ellen Hutchin's beautifully detailed marine algae collections.
Addisonia: Colored Illustrations and Popular Descriptions of Plants was a journal published by…
Violetta Susan Elizabeth White Delafield (1875–1949) was a promising young mycologist at the…
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Jeanne Baret was the first woman ever to circumnavigate the globe, but…
Frances Horne was an academic, an artist and a botanist. She earned her…
Sara Plummer met John Gill Lemmon in 1876 when he came to…
Alice Eastwood was a self-taught Canadian-American botanist. After graduating from high school…
At the age of 61, Ynés Mexía embarked on the adventure of…
Marie Mooar spent a lot of time in the wilds of western…
Mary Emily Eaton was an accomplished natural history illustrator employed at the…
While we might not get to summer with the likes of Madonna…
Natural history was immensely popular in the Victorian era, but women were…
Those who have read Barbara Kingsolver's newest novel, Unsheltered, will be familiar with the…
Although the bulk of specimens that find their way into the New…