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The Genus Kunzea
... the name Kunzea was applied to the genus in honour of Dr. Gustav Kunze, a German botanist, (1793-1851) and so this unique genus of plants was accorded due recognition, which remains ... a matter of interest, Kunzea calida was apparently discovered by F. Mason Bailey, Queensland Government Botanist. He describes it in Queensland Flora Vol 2 in the year 1900 and is a ...
farrer.riv.csu.edu.au

Hunt Institute: Joachim Camerer
... HI 4 Scope and content note This collection includes four letters (typed translations) from the German botanist Joachim Camerer [Camerarius] to geographer and cartographer Abraham Ortelius (1527–1598, at Antwerp and unnamed ...
huntbot.andrew.cmu.edu

The Cycad Pages
... trunks of some species by the indigeous tribespeople. Type: Encephalartos friderici-guilielmi Lehm. Named by German botanist J.G.C. (Johann Georg Christian) Lehmann in 1834. All cycads except Cycas had been ...
plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au

Cycas balansae
... (North Vietnam), where he died. Illustrations: Wang 1996 (as C. shiwandashanica) Historical notes: Described by German botanist Otto Warburg in 1900. A single collection was cited as `Im Herbarium Barbey finde ich ...
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Weigela
... brought to Europe in 1845 by Robert Fortune. It was named in honor of a German botanist; and by the way, in plant nomenclature, florida refers to the striking nature of usually ...
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Botany online: Supporting Tissues - Conducting Tissues
... to the axis of the respective organ and often combined in sheaves, the fibres. The botanist H. v. MOHL from Tübingen recognized already in the 30th of the 19th century that ... pits that are often arranged in special areas. The unevenly thickened cell walls led the German botanist C. MÜLLER (1890) to distinguished between different collenchyma types: Angular Collenchyma. A thickening of the ...
www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de

Gleditsia triacanthos, honey locust
... sweet pulp, and are eaten by cattle and wildlife. Gleditsia was named in honor of German botanist J. G. Gleditsch; triacanthos refers to the usually three-branched thorns. Distribution in Oklahoma: BACK ...
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Planera aquatica, water elm
... Mississippi Valley. Habitat: Wet soil in floodplain forests. NWI status: OBL Comment: Planera honors the German botanist J. J. Planer; aquatica refers to its wetland habitat. Distribution in Oklahoma: BACK NEXT RETURN ...
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Eduard Regel
... 1864 when Eduard Regel (1815 -1892), the eminent German botanist, settled the matter. In a short one-page article in "Gartenflora", the journal for German, Swiss and Russian plant people, he pronounced that ...
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Garden Flowers - Zinnia
... striking, highly coloured, but rather coarse blooms received its name from an obscure 18th century German botanist J.G.Zinn. Zinnias grow to between 15 and 100 centimeters in height. They have ...
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