Daffodils are blooming!
It's springtime and the daffodils are blooming outside! In the herbarium, these…
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It's springtime and the daffodils are blooming outside! In the herbarium, these…
Cabinet of CuriositiesWorks of Art
If we were to give yearbook superlatives to herbarium specimens, these would…
John Kunkel Small, botanist and herbarium curator at the the New York Botanical…
John Kunkel Small (1869-1938) was a taxonomist and botanical explorer, who specialized…
John Torrey (1796-1873) is considered one of the most influential American botanists…
In 1861 Charles Parry was the first explorer to ascend Gray's Peak…
If seasonal allergies or the depths of winter have got you down,…
Using a NYBG herbarium specimen, PhD grad student Lizzie Joyce turned back…
The establishment of The New York Botanical Garden was the result of…
Elgin Botanic Garden was the first public botanical garden in the United…
Carl Ernst Otto Kuntze was a german botanist who made expeditions to every…
Specimens contained in the William and Lynda Steere Herbarium represent the endless…
Between 1805 and 1813, in Ballylickey on the shores of Bantry Bay,…
John Muir (1838–1914) was an influential naturalist and conservationist, and co-founder of the…
NYBG lichen curator James Lendemer and then-PhD student Jessi Allen named this…
Where did that sweet little potted plant sitting on your window sill…
A herbarium's version of a double rainbow — a double type specimen.…
Called "the most princely of the genus" by David Douglas, sugar pine…
See more of Ellen Hutchin's beautifully detailed marine algae collections.
The Wolf Lichen is one of the most showy North American lichens,…
Collecting plants and algae was sometimes an artistic hobby, with dried or…
Sometimes collecting the perfect specimen means going places you'd rather not. Here…
Cordyceps are parasitic fungi that often parasitize insects in a way that…