Posts Tagged ‘bryology’
My Dear Whitehead… …I remain yours very respectfully Thomas Whitelegge
Posted by: Suzanne on December 1, 2009
- Today we have a visitor working busily away in the herbarium, measuring characterisics of introduced plant species. 3 days ago
- Andrew hunting out items of economic botany interest from the timber drawer. Where is that Cinchona bark? http://t.co/zn2l8NhX 5 days ago
- Starting to get some ideas together for stories and objects from the botany collections for the redevelopment of the bird gallery. Exciting! 6 days ago
- Trying to work out what weight paper (gsm) we need for ordering species folders. Our General Ferns desperately need new ones! 1 week ago
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