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Herbarium Articles in the North Carolina Botanical Garden Newsletter

 

To read an article, click on its title.

Jan. - Feb. 2007
Fruit Salad by Lisa Giencke (new and unusual plants in Battle Park)
March - April 2007
Battle Park: A Mushroom Mecca by William R. Burk  
May - June 2007:
Collectors Chronicles II: Mordecai E. Hyams (1819-1891) by Carol Ann McCormick
July - Aug. 2007:
no Herbarium column in newsletter
Sept. - Oct. 2007:
The Heartbreak of Psoralea by Carol Ann McCormick (extinct plant specimens in herbaria)
Nov. - Dec. 2007:
COMING SOON! Bay Boneset: A New and Very Rare Plant from the Carolinas by Richard LeBlond
 
2006
 
Jan. - Feb. 2006:
In Service to Nature...and Music by Carol Ann McCormick (Arundo donax and woodwind reeds)
March - April 2006:
King of the Algal Realm by Carol Ann McCormick (Dr. Max Hommersand and algal taxonomy)
March - April 2006:
 Dr. Massey Receives "Mentor Award for Lifetime Acheivement"
May - June 2006:
Carolina Eyebright and Mr. H.A. Rankin by Alan S. Weakley (Re-discovery of Parnassia caroliniana)
July - August 2006:
A legacy to remember: Al Radford by Alan S. Weakley
Sept. - Oct. 2006:
 
Nov. - Dec. 2006:
One Flower You'll Never Find in the Herbarium by Carol Ann McCormick (Ice flowers)
2005
Jan. - Feb. 2005:
The Charles T. Mohr Herbarium Internship by Carol Ann McCormick
March - April 2005:
The Ongoing Task of Describing Our Region's Flora by Alan Weakley (Ptilimnium ahlesii & Symphoytrichum rhiannon)
May - June 2005:
Collector Chronicles, Part I by Carol Ann McCormick (Wolfgang Wolf, Haven Wiley, Sadie Price, and Claire Newell
July - Aug. 2005:
North Carolina’s Changing Rare Flora by Alan Weakley (changes to NC's rare & endangered list)
Sept. - Oct. 2005:
Wool-gathering in the Herbarium by Carol Ann McCormick (Harry Ahles' SC wool mill plants)
Nov. - Dec. 2005:
Another Roadside Attraction by Carol Ann McCormick (Platanthera ciliaris in Orange County, NC)


View 2001-2004 articles from the North Carolina Botanical Garden newsletter.

 


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University of North Carolina Herbarium
CB# 3280, Coker Hall
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3280
phone: (919) 962-6931
fax: (919) 962-6930

email: herbarium@bio.unc.edu  

 

Last Updated: 23 February 2007