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In February 1906, Nathaniel and Elizabeth Britton, founders of The New York…
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In February 1906, Nathaniel and Elizabeth Britton, founders of The New York…
In an age of growing efforts to engage the public in research…
Evergreen trees and mistletoe both come to mind when we decorate with holiday…
In this most wonderful time of the year, Christmas is naturally on…
Dr. Thomas Walter Gaither (1938 - ) was born in Great Falls, South…
Arvolyn Hill is the Family Programs Coordinator at the Everett Children’s Adventure…
While digitizing specimens for the Texas and Oklahoma Regional Consortium of Herbaria,…
When the Garden began a series of expeditions to the Caribbean during…
Elizabeth Knight Britton’s grandfather James Knight owned a sugar plantation and a…
Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton’s career as a bryologist and her central role…
Elizabeth Knight Britton went on to complete her schooling at the Normal…
Unlike flowering plants, ferns reproduce with spores instead of seeds. Fern spores…
The United States entered the Spanish American War in April of 1898.…
New York Botanical Garden led around 136 botanical expeditions between 1898 and 1918.…
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Botanists have probably described and named 99% of the plants native to…
On a geological time scale, barrier islands are by definition impermanent, ever-changing,…
If you enjoy spending time outdoors, you surely have heard the age-old…
Did you know that some plants lack chlorophyll? Often confused for a…