Catnip: A Felicitous Herb
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Calling all cat lovers! As I was digitizing plants for the Southern…
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Focus on ScienceWhat's in a name?
Calling all cat lovers! As I was digitizing plants for the Southern…
Cattleya is a genus of 129 tropcial American orchids distributed from Costa…
The Caribbean, Central America, and South America have long been geographical focal…
As the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots during…
In early March of this year Chicita Culberson, whose work has been…
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Behold this fern which has the highest recorded chromosome number of any living…
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This bright-colored lichen is called the 'Christmas Lichen' because of its bright…
Though most Christmas trees are in the pine family, Pinaceae, they are…
Clara E. Cummings (1855-1906) was a cryptogamic botanist who focused primarily on…
Temperature and moisture availability are factors which influence the distribution patterns of…
Climate research requires lots of data. Data about the conditions on earth now,…
Clusia minor is a small tree or shrub native to the Caribbean…
Clusia rosea, a member of the Clusiaceae family, is mostly found in…
Clusia venusta, a species of the Clusiaceae family, is native to the…
No party is complete without confetti—especially when ringing in the new year.…
Evergreen trees and mistletoe both come to mind when we decorate with holiday…
Another famous plant in the Araceae family is the Titan Arum or…
The word "cultivar" is a blend of the words "cultivated" and "variety".…
The date palm requires ample sunlight, high temperatures (though it can survive…
Indigo: a profound shade of blue sourced from nature’s color palette; A…
In this collection are some cyanolichens from the NYBG cryptogamic herbarium, some…
It's springtime and the daffodils are blooming outside! In the herbarium, these…