Missouri Botanical Garden
Plants Links
GA-State Botanical Garden of Georgia ... Internet Directory for Botany-Arboreta & Botanical Gardens ... MO-Missouri Botanical Garden Horicultural Plant Database ... [Read More]
Plants Links
New York Botanical Garden Virtual Herbarium ... CT-Connecticut Botanical Society Wildflower Gallery (500+) ... Switzerland-Botanical Image Database ... [Read More]
DTP - NPB Natural Products Repository
Since1986, DTP has acquired plants and marine organisms through collection contractsperformed in over 25 tropical and subtropical countries worldwide. As of September, 1999, over 50,000 plant samples have beencollected in Africa and Madagascar, Central and South America, and SoutheastAsia through contracts with the Missouri Botanical Garden, the New YorkBotanical Garden, and the University of Illinois at Chicago, assisted by theArnold Arboretum of Harvard University and the Bishop Museum in Honolulu.During the same period over 10,000 marine invertebrates and marine algaehave been collected, mainly from the Indo-Pacific region, through contracts withthe Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, the Australian Institute of MarineScience, the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, and the Coral Reef ResearchFoundation. Plant collections inAfrica and Madagascar, and in Southeast Asia, are continuing through contractswith the Missouri Botanical Garden and the University of Illinois at Chicago, ... [Read More]
Scientist-Anthony Brach
Anthony BrachStaff Member of Missouri Botanical Garden and Research Associate of theHarvard University Herbaria, 1993 to PresentGeneral Interests: Flora of China, Saururaceae, Cotoneaster, online floras,interactive identification keys, botanical and ecologicalweb indices, plant ecology.Current Projects: Flora of China Project (member of Editorial Committee),Internet Directory for Botany, The Ecology WWW Page.Ph.D., Environmental & Forest Biology, 1993, State University of NewYork, College of Environmental Science & ForestryM.S., Environmental & Forest Biology, 1990, State University of NewYork, College of Environmental Science & ForestryB.S., Biology, Iona CollegePublications:Brach, A. R. 1996. The Flora of China on the World Wide Web (WWW). pp.104-106 in Zhang Aoluo & Wu Sugong (eds.) Proceedings of the FirstInternational Symposium on Floristic Characteristics and Diversity of EastAsian Plants, July 25-27. 1996, Kunming, Yunnan, P.R. China. China HigherEducation Press, Beijing & Sprin ... [Read More]
Conservation and Outdoor Related Links: Plants
Flora of Missouri - This site of the Flora of Missouri Project, a collaboration between the Missouri Botanical Garden and the Missouri Department of Conservation, allows users to search on plant names for synonymy and native or introduced status, as well as listing the family, genus, species, authority(ies), common names and accepted infraspecific names. Entries provide links to the Missouri Botanical Garden's Tropicos database, which provides additional nomenclatural and bibliographic data, as well as chromosome counts, specimens and photos for some species. (Added: 20-Sep-2001 Hits: 341) ... [Read More]
Educational Activities in Your State - NBII
South Carolina Botanical Garden (Clemson) ... Missouri Botanical Gardens (St. Louis) ... Folsom Children's Zoo & Botanical Garden (Lincoln) ... [Read More]
Garden and Forest: The Botanical Basis of It All - Garden and Forest
It was clearly obvious that Garden and Forest was to be a botanical publication: a cursory glance at the indices published for each volume shows the dominance of plant names (in botanical Latin form). Sargent realized that it was a knowledge of botany that was to inform the development of all the other disciplines he intended the journal to foster: horticulture, landscape art and forestry. In the first issue Max Leichtlin, a German botanist and horticulturist, wrote about "New Plants from Afghanistan," and George L. Goodale, first director of Harvard's Botanical Museum, reviewed a key to the forest trees of Kansas and the latest edition of Asa Gray's Elements of Botany. Other contributors included the noted field botanist Cyrus Guernsey Pringle and William Trelease, first director of the Missouri Botanical Garden, who co-authored a column entitled "Plant Notes." In the April 4 issue of the same year an editorial entitled "The Study of Botany by Horticulturis ... [Read More]
PLANTS Partners
D'Arcy, William G.-Missouri Botanical Garden ... DeBuhr, Larry E.-Missouri Botanical Garden ... Gentry, Howard S.-Desert Botanical Garden ... [Read More]
Conservation and Outdoor Related Links: Yard Garden
Conservation and Outdoor Related Links: Yard Garden ... Yard and Garden ... Top : Yard Garden | Home | What's New | What's Cool | Random Link | Search | ... [Read More]
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