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MZ1437 Port Botany 20160201

Helleborus orientalis

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Myosotis arvensis

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

 

Adams, J.F.A. 1887. Is botany a suitable study for young men? Science 9: 116-117.

 

The other reasons:

 

2. The study of botany promotes physical development.

3. The study of botany is of great practical utility.

4. The study of botany is a source of lifelong happiness.

 

"For these reasons it is obvious that the study of botany is peculiarly rich in those elements which conduce to a vigorous mind and body and a robust character."

 

I think it would be really funny to make a modern parody of this, in the guise of a study purporting to test Adams' hypothesis with actual data, and then submit it to Science. But I suppose I should be writing my dissertation instead.

  

BIOL 527, "Spring Flora", our field trip to Millaree Hunt Club. Lots of whining.

 

Helleborus orientalis

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

We spent the 4th of July at Botany Bay Plantation on Edisto Island, SC.

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

   

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Genus: Narcissus

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Genus: Prunus

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Natural history of New York

Albany,D. Appleton & co. and Wiley & Putnam;1842-94.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/54942967

Genus: Malus

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Genus: Malus

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Qube Logistics' RL310/1102 shunting Port Botany 20121105

Nicolai Josephi Jacquin Selectarum stirpium Americanarum historia /

Vindobonae :Ex officina Krausiana,1763

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/304276

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Genus: Malus

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Client build. 1/350 scale.

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

From the William Copeland McCalla family fonds, PR1982.0325/6.

Myosotis arvensis

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

taking a break below Quercus alba on a warm January day...

Genus: Berberis

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Genus: Berberis

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

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Botany Bay beach at cloudy sunset, Edisto Island, South Carolina, USA

Genus: Taraxacum

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

Genus: Taraxacum

  

photo by Haley MacKeil

equipment: Stereomicroscope

From the William Copeland McCalla family fonds, PR1982.0325/37.

Kew Gardens Orchid Festival, 2018

Family: Brassicaceae

Florida Distribution: peninsula, central panhandle

Ecosystem Type: sandhills and scrub

Rarity: frequent

 

More information

Describe the reproductive parts of the fruit?

 

Describe the pollination process.

Family: Turneraceae

Florida Distribution: nearly throughout

Ecosystem Type: sandhills and flatwoods

Rarity: frequent

 

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Natural history of New York

Albany,D. Appleton & co. and Wiley & Putnam;1842-94.

biodiversitylibrary.org/page/55025268

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