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Rambles in North-Western America: From the Pacific Ocean to the Rocky Mountains. Being a Description of the Physical Geography, Climate, Soil, Productions, ... Educational Institutions, Arboreal Botany by John Mortimer Murphy, 2010-01-10
Centennial History of the Carnegie Institution of Washington: Volume 4, The Department of Plant Biology by Patricia Craig, 2005-06-20
Explorations and Field-Work of the Smithsonian Institution in 1921 : Contains Articles on the Canadian Rockes, Paleontology, Astrophysics, Botany, Heredity, Entomology, Archaeology, Kiowa, Susquehanna River, Pueblo Bonito, Cahokia, and more by Smithsonian Institution., 1922
RAMBLES IN NORTH-WESTERN AMERICA FROM THE PACIFIC OCEAN TO THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS BEING A DESCRIPTION OF THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY CLIMATE SOIL PRODUCTIONS INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL RESOURCES SCENERY POPULATION EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ARBOREAL BOTANY AND GAME by John Mortimer Murphy, 1879
People, plants and politics: The development of institution-based botany in California, 1853-1906 by Barbara Ertter, 2000
Botany of the Maya Area Miscellaneous Papers XIV - XXI (Publication 522) by Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1940
BOTANY OF THE MAYA AREA; MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS I-XXI, 2 Volumes, complete. by Carnegie Institution Of Washington, 1936-01-01
Species list of the modern cleared leaves in the collection of the Division of Paleobotany, Smithsonian Institution by Leo J Hickey, 1973
Account Of Progress In Botany In The Year 1881 - From The Smithsonian Report For 1881 by Prof. William G.; Smithsonian Institution Farlow, 1883-01-01
Botany of the Maya Area Miscellaneous Papers I - XIII by Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1936
Explorations and Field-Work of the Smithsonian Institution in 1922 : Contains articles on Canada, Paleontology, Astrophysics, Fur Seal Islands, Australia, China, Heredity, Jamaica, Biology, Botany, Ancient Man in Europe, Archaeology, and much more by Smithsonian Institution., 1923-01-01
Explorations and Field-Work of the Smithsonian Institution in 1923 : Contains articles on Canadian Rockies, Dinosaur National Monuement, Fossil Footprints, Great Basin Paleontology, Molluscan Studies, Botany, Early Man, Archaeology, and much more by Smithsonian Institution., 1924-01-01
Account Of Recent Progress In Botany In The Year 1881 - From The Smithsonian Report For 1881 by Prof. William G.; Smithsonian Institution Farlow, 1883-01-01
Account Of Recent Progress In Botany (for The Years 1889 And 1880) - From The Smithsonian Report For 1880 by Prof. William G.; Smithsonian Institution Farlow, 1881-01-01

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Institute For Economic Botany At NYBG
activities and the preservation of biological diversity, helps foster the developmentand strengthening of economic botany programs at institutions in various
http://www.nybg.org/bsci/ieb/

Extractions: T he I nstitute of E conomic B otany A Focus on Human Needs T he NYBG Institute of Economic Botany (IEB) was founded in 1981, to focus a portion of the Garden's research enterprise on applied botanical questions of great human concern. The field of economic botany, with its allied discipline ethnobotany, involves the study of the relationship between plants and people. Economic botanists pursue research projects on useful plants, from a variety of interdisciplinary perspectives. The IEB of The New York Botanical Garden comprises 28 scientists, staff (including adjuncts) and students, 7 interns, 7 volunteers, and over a dozen honorary research associates at other institutions around the world. Many of the IEB staff members reside outside the United States for long periods of time, because of the nature of their research. The projects of the IEB encompass seven principal activities, each supporting the primary mission of the IEB: understanding the relationship between plants and people. Collecting and identifying plants, and gathering information on their uses through field research focused in the tropics. Studying natural resource management on regional and national levels.
JSTOR: Ecology & Botany Collection Release Information
The Ecology botany Collection is the third journal archive collection to be included in JSTOR. The Ecology botany Collection is offered separately from the Arts Sciences I Collection and the General Science Collection. discipline groupings ("Ecology" and "botany") for those institutions participating in the collection
http://www.jstor.org/about/eb_release.html

Extractions: The Ecology & Botany Collection includes the full backruns of 29 journals. The Ecology & Botany journals will automatically appear on the JSTOR "Search" and "Browse" pages as two discipline groupings ("Ecology" and "Botany") for those institutions participating in the collection. support@jstor.org with your comments and questions. Last updated May 20, 2004
Internet Directory For Botany: All Links
INTERNET botany LINK USA MIRROR PAGE BY RAINO LAMPINEN, R.S and the institutions that house them, for the benefit of science and society. Australian Systematic botany Society
http://www.ots.duke.edu/tropibiojnl/TROPIWEB/enlaces/botany.htm
A List Of Botanic Institutions
Australia Department of botany, University of New England, Armidale, New SouthWales Department of botany and Tropical Agriculture, James Cook University
http://www.tau.ac.il/lifesci/botany/institutions.htm

Extractions: Australia Department of Botany , University of New England, Armidale, New South Wales Department of Botany and Tropical Agriculture , James Cook University, Townsville, Queensland Department of Botany , The University of Western Australia, Nedlands, Western Australia The Department of Plant Science , University of Adelaide, Adelaide, South Australia School of Botany , La Trobe University, Bundoora, Victoria Austria Institut für Botanik , University Innsbruck Institut für Botanik , University of Salzburg Institut für Angewandte Botanik und Pflanzenphysiologie, Technische Mikroskopie und organischer, Rohstoffe, Holzchemie , Technisch-naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät der Technischen Universität Wien, Wien Department for Comparative and Ecologica Phytochemisty , Institute of Botany, Vienna Institute of Botany , Universität für Bodenkultur, Vienna Bulgaria: Institute of Botany , Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia Brazil: Departamento de Botânica , Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo Departamento de Botânica , São Paulo State University at São José do Rio Preto Canada: Department of Botany , University of Lethbridge, Alberta Department of Botany , University of British Colombia, Vancouver, British Colombia Department of Botany , Brandon University, Brandon, Manitoba Department of Botany , University of Manitoba,Winnipeg, Manitoba Plant Evolution and Development , Saint Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia Botany Department and Root Biology and Mycorrhiza Research Group , University of Guelph, Ontario
Botany And Biology Institutions, Links For Palaeobotanists
botany and Biology institutions, Links for Palaeobotanists, Annotated links to internetresources, especially for palaeobotanists (Palaeobotany, Paleobotany).
http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/mineralogie/palbot/organisations/botanyinst.html
Organisations, Links For Palaeobotanists
Southern African Botanists´ addresses, and South African botany Departments. andcommunication between the UK´s collectionsholding institutions and the
http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/mineralogie/palbot/organisations/palbotsearch.html

Extractions: Search in a Database only for Palaeobotanists American Association of Stratigraphic Palynologists , (AASP): (APP). The APP is an organization whose currently aprox. 150 members (mainly from Germany, Austria and Switzerland) share a common interest in various aspects of palaeobotany and palynology. For the APP member list, go to: pp 67, (PDF file).
JSTOR: U.S. Ecology & Botany Collection Fees
The Ecology botany Collection contains 29 titles in two important fields titles, the Ecology botany participation fees are reduced for institutions already participating in
http://www.jstor.org/about/ecobot.pricing.html

Extractions: JSTOR Classification For Charter Participants* ACF AAF ACF AAF ACF AAF Very Large Large Medium Small ... Very Small began JSTOR participation before March 31, 1997 Collections Rider Standard JSTOR Archive License Agreement View the participation fees for other collections For further information regarding participation and fees, please contact: Carol MacAdam
UBC Botanical Garden Links: Learning Institutions - Botany
UBC Botanical Garden and Centre for Plant Research. Home / Resources and Writings/ Links / Learning institutions botany. Learning institutions - botany (2).
http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/resources/links/cat_learning_institutions_bota

Extractions: @import url("/bgcpr.css"); Home Resources and Writings Links / Learning Institutions - Botany Kunming Institute of Botany // Heilongtan, Kunming, Yunnan, China UBC Department of Botany // Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Society for Ecological Restoration Society for Ecological Restoration, British Columbia Planet Ark Great Plant Picks ... The Christian Science Monitor - Environment Syndicate this site (XML) Powered by:
Botany Online - The Internet Hypertextbook In The Www Network Of Information And
botany online The Internet Hypertextbook. In Recommendations. UnitedStates of America. Organizations - Societies - institutions.
http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/www/botany_online_usa_organizations.

Extractions: Virtual Plants? - Enhancing Learning with Information Technology - Peter Sengbusch, Professor, Universitat Hamburg (Botany-Online) [Dr. Sengbusch is constructing an internet resource of web-projects before the meeting and invites anyone who would like their web teaching resources included to contact him at b-online@botanik.uni-hamburg.de] Project Kaleidoscope
Botany, Plant Sciences Graduate Programs Outside U.S.A.
botany ( Plant Sciences) Graduate Schools Outside the United States. Sponsoring institutions Center for International Studies
http://www.gradschools.com/listings/out/botany_out.html
Botany Online - Internet Teaching In The Www Communication Network Of Informatio
But that might be changing, as a growing number of institutions are working toinclude digital creations in the tenure folders that form the core of a
http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/e00/ever_so_slowly.htm

Extractions: ****** From: http://chronicle.com/free/v48/i24/24a02501.htm The key may be a growing movement for peer review of Web sites and online teaching materials By JEFFREY R. YOUNG Don't waste time teaching online or laboring over electronic course enhancements unless you've already climbed to the top of the tenure-and-promotion ladder. Review committees may not take technology work seriously, so stick to traditional academic activities, like publishing journal articles. That's the warning Gary Bradshaw heard from colleagues when he told them about his work on ePsych, an online resource to help introductory psychology students. He already had tenure when he started the online project, but he found out the hard way that the advice was sound. He was twice turned down for a promotion to full professor at Mississippi State University, where he is an associate professor of psychology. (The chairman of the psychology department, Stephen B. Klein, said he could not discuss personnel issues.) Mr. Bradshaw feels that work creating online teaching materials such as sophisticated Web sites or multimedia tools designed to help students slips through the cracks of the three traditional categories used in promotion: teaching, research, and service.
Botany
two years of a four year botany degree at Tacoma Community College to consult the botany Department Curriculum Advisors at their chosen four year institutions during their freshman
http://www.tacoma.ctc.edu/advising/BOTANY.shtm

Extractions: How to Enroll Advising Handbook General Information Degree Requirements Math Information/Flowchart Transfer Information From Area Colleges ... Developmental Studies Advising PROGRAM PLANNING: Students must contact a TCC biology advisor during their first quarter at Tacoma Community College. Many courses are sequential and a careful selection of classes each quarter is needed to complete the program without delay. FIRST YEAR FALL Chemistry 140 Math 124 (5)* English 101 WINTER Chemistry 150 Math 125 (5)* English 102/103 (5) SPRING Chemistry 160 Math 126 (5)* Soc. Sci. Dist.(5)** (Or one quarter of calculus [Math 124] and one quarter of statistics Math 108, formerly Math 240, instead of 124, 125, and 126) SECOND YEAR FALL Biology 210 Chemistry 231 (5)* Humanities Dist. (5)** WINTER Biology 211 Chemistry 232 (5)* Soc. Sci. Dist. (5)** Physics 114, 115, and 116 are not required but are strongly recommended for a B.S. in Botany at the University of Washington. SPRING Biology 212 Chemistry 233 (5)* Humanities Dist. (5)**
List Of Botany Related Sites
Department online @ University of Florida .. The botany Bay Yacht Club. The botany Bay Edinburgh Journal of botany. institutions Print only .. botany in the Subantarctic. botany in the
http://www.achichu.com/education/botany2.htm

Extractions: Achichu Matrimonials T amil Kerala Hindi ... More Web-Directory Achichu Dating Friends, Chat Your Location: Home Education Home Subjects Related Education Related Links A to Z website listings .,Global Directory, Indian Directory Etc Department of Botany Cocoa Or Theobroma Cacao : Its Botany, Cultivation, Chemistry and Diseases/Her Cocoa Or Theobroma Cacao : Its Botany, Cultivation, Chemistry and Diseases/Herbert Wright. Reprint. ... Botany Books from Narendera Publishing House Books on Fisheries,Botany,Environment,Zoology...... Kewal K. Dhir, Professor of Botany Kewal K Dhir. Professor of Botany. Contents. Work Information. Contact Information. Biographical Information. Work Information : Chief Coordinator,...... Department of Studies in Botany Profile. Department of Botany. Profile , Courses , Faculty , Home. Genesis. When the University of Mysore was inaugurated in 1916, the...... Department of Botany Botany: Major aim of research of the Department of Botany is to improve crop productivity using conventional and modern techniques, where genes with......
Botany Collection Managers Group
Forum, whose botany Collection Managers Group had set up a subgroup to discusscurrent programmes and future cooperation. The following institutions were
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/hosted_sites/uksf/bcmg.htm
DL94: The CoLib Project
The CoLib Project Enabling Digital botany for the 21st Century the model and focus of debate on the future of floristics and systematic botany. 4.2. Collaborating institutions
http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/DL94/paper/colib.html

Extractions: John L. Schnase[1], John J. Leggett[2], Ted Metcalfe[1], Nancy R. Morin[3], Edward L. Cunnius[1], Jonathan S. Turner[4], Richard K. Furuta[2], Leland Ellis[5], Michael S. Pilant[6], Richard E. Ewing[6], Scott W. Hassan[1], and Mark E. Frisse[1] Abstract The CoLib Project is a multi-institutional, inter- and intra-disciplinary effort aimed at establishing a large-scale, distributed, botanical digital library and research facility. Its initial focus is on enabling the Flora of North America Project (FNA), a collaborative effort to gather and disseminate information on all the plants of North America. CoLib's long-range goals, however, are the following: (1) to scale FNA into a comprehensive, world-wide, internetworked, botanical digital library, (2) to enable the scientific practice of botany, (3) to use digital library technology to create new opportunities for cross-disciplinary sharing, and (4) to create a context wherein the librarianship that is intrinsic to systematic botany can be extended to the work that is currently underway on digital libraries. Large-scale hypermedia technology and broadband communications will be key components of future digital libraries. CoLib's research agenda focuses on collaborative hypermedia library systems, interactive multimedia computing and communications systems, and librarianship in the botanical digital library. The CoLib Project is providing a rich environment for research on large-scale, distributed, digital library systems and organizational processes associated with the use of digital libraries.
SYS-RESOURCE Access Policy Document - At The Natural History Museum, London
botany TOTALS 5,205,000 117,250. via three routes material collected on Museum fieldwork,material received in exchange from other institutions, and donations.
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/science/rco/sysresource/botany.html

Extractions: Collections scope Expertise Sampling Documentation ... Zoology SYS-RESOURCE: Botany The collections Geographical range Worldwide coverage is one of the major strengths of the collections. Inevitably some areas, such as the British Isles and the former British Empire, are better represented than others, such as the eastern Palaearctic. Other areas that are well represented include for flowering plants the Himalayas, north Africa and Mesoamerica, and for bryophytes and lichens Antarctica, the Mascarenes, Malesia and temperate parts of the Southern Hemisphere. Historical range The earliest specimens in the collection date from the last decade of the 16th century. New material continues to be added to the collections, so that they span 400 years. The collections provide information on what was growing where throughout this time, and also provide an insight into the progress in plant taxonomy throughout the last 500 years. Current priority areas for collecting The 1961 Morton Agreement with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew gave the Museum special responsibility for the vascular plant floras of the British Isles, Europe, and North and Central America. Consequently, comparatively little vascular plant material from other areas has been added to the Museumís collections since then.
Botany, Plant Sciences Graduate Programs In Midwestern U.S.A.
botany ( Plant Sciences) Sponsoring institutions Iowa State University (Agricultural Meteorology)Iowa State University (botany)Iowa State
http://www.gradschools.com/listings/midwest/botany_midw.html
BOTANY INTERNET RESOURCES
botany Guide to Internet Resources. EDUCATIONAL institutions. This pageis designed to provide access to universities and other institutions
http://www.ualberta.ca/~slis/guides/botany/depts.htm
Biology
Resources Aquatic botany Marine Algae botany Cyanobacteria Zoology Mycology Genetics Oceanography Biology Departments Biology Organizations Aquatic Science institutions
http://www.library.ucsb.edu/subj/bio1.html
BOTANY INTERNET RESOURCES
As botany is a broad topic and of interest to many persons for several compilationsof relevant information have already appeared from academic institutions.
http://www.ualberta.ca/~slis/guides/botany/gateways.htm

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