81. Internet Links For Botany And Plant Ecology botany Images; The Botanic Sorting Machine; Smithsonian Catalog of Botanical Illustrations;The Virtual Foliage Home Page; horticulture and Crop Science in Virtual http://www.westminster.edu/staff/athrock/ECOLOGY/Botlinks.htm

Internet Resources for Botany and Plant Ecology Miscellaneous Links Nomenclature and Plant Identification Systematics and Checklists Images ... Gardening and Horticulture Miscellaneous Links Internet Directory for Botany Botany Related WWW Sites Basic Information Resources for Botany Catalogue of Selected Internet Resources for Botany ... BACK TO THE TOP Nomenclature and Plant Identification Internet Directory for Botany: Vascular Plant Families Vascular Plant Family Nomenclature Vascular Plant Family Access Page The Families of Flowering Plants ... BACK TO THE TOP Checklists A Checklist of the Vascular Plant Families Pennsylvania Flora Project Database Checklist of the Vacular Flora of the US, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands A Synonomized Checklist of the Vascular Flora of the United States, Canada, and Greenland ... BACK TO THE TOP Images Vascular Plant Image Gallery Internet Directory for Botany: Images Botanical Society of America Online Image Collection Botany Images ... BACK TO THE TOP Wetland Plants Northeast Wetland Flora Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants National List of Plant Species that Occur in Wetlands Western Wetland Flora ... U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Aquatic Plant Control Operations Support Center

82. Eastland Gardens : Horticulture, Plants, Flowers, Botanical, Botany, Garden, Flo Page Content Eastland, New Zealand, Gardens, horticulture, Plants, Flowers,Botanical, botany, Garden, Flora, Gardening. New Zealand Tourism Online. http://www.tourism.net.nz/region/eastland/attractions-and-activities/gardens/

Page Content: Eastland, New Zealand, Gardens, Horticulture, Plants, Flowers, Botanical, Botany, Garden, Flora, Gardening New Zealand Tourism Online Accommodation Attractions Tours ... Visitor Info New Zealand Time: 07:42 AM, Thu 10 Jun, 2004 Select your duty free goods Electronics Beauty Liquor Tobacco Gifts and Souvenirs Travel Goods Home Home Eastland Attractions and Activities Locations Region Directory Select a Region New Zealand Wide New Zealand Maps North Island Wide - Northland - Bay Of Islands - Auckland - Coromandel - Bay Of Plenty - Waikato - Rotorua - Eastland - Taupo - Ruapehu - Taranaki - Hawke's Bay - Wanganui - Manawatu - Wairarapa - Wellington South Island Wide - Nelson - Marlborough - West Coast - Kaikoura - Christchurch - Canterbury - Mt Cook - Wanaka - Queenstown - Otago - Dunedin - Fiordland - Southland Search Useful Links About NZ NZ Maps NZ on CD Site Map ... Featured Sites Tourism Trade Advertise Add a Site About Us Newsletter ... Business Centre Eastland Gardens Eastland offers a top selecion of garden attractions where you can see the beautiful flora and fauna of NZ.

83. Napier Gardens : Horticulture, Plants, Flowers, Botanical, Botany, Garden, Flora Page Content Napier, New Zealand, Gardens, horticulture, Plants, Flowers,Botanical, botany, Garden, Flora, Gardening. New Zealand Tourism Online. http://www.tourism.net.nz/region/hawkes-bay/hawkes-bay---napier/attractions-and-

Page Content: Napier, New Zealand, Gardens, Horticulture, Plants, Flowers, Botanical, Botany, Garden, Flora, Gardening New Zealand Tourism Online Accommodation Attractions Tours ... Visitor Info New Zealand Time: 07:42 AM, Thu 10 Jun, 2004 Select your duty free goods Electronics Beauty Liquor Tobacco Gifts and Souvenirs Travel Goods Home Home Hawkes Bay Hawkes Bay - Napier ... Attractions and Activities Locations Region Directory Select a Region New Zealand Wide New Zealand Maps North Island Wide - Northland - Bay Of Islands - Auckland - Coromandel - Bay Of Plenty - Waikato - Rotorua - Eastland - Taupo - Ruapehu - Taranaki - Hawke's Bay - Wanganui - Manawatu - Wairarapa - Wellington South Island Wide - Nelson - Marlborough - West Coast - Kaikoura - Christchurch - Canterbury - Mt Cook - Wanaka - Queenstown - Otago - Dunedin - Fiordland - Southland Search Useful Links About NZ NZ Maps NZ on CD Site Map ... Featured Sites Tourism Trade Advertise Add a Site About Us Newsletter ... Business Centre Hawkes Bay - Napier Gardens Napier offers a top selecion of garden attractions where you can see the beautiful flora and fauna of NZ.

84. Internet Directory For Botany: Gardening of Everglades restoration, Florida native plants, wetlands flora, agroecology, habitatsof Florida, Florida horticulture, Florida botany, Florida gardening. http://herba.msu.ru/mirrors/www.helsinki.fi/kmus/bothort.html

INTERNET DIRECTORY FOR BOTANY: GARDENING Original location of this page: http://www.helsinki.fi/kmus/bothort.html NB. Horticultural Societies are listed on a separate page, as also arboreta and botanical gardens , and newsgroups related to garden plants. African Violets On-Line The Alpine Garden (Home of the East Lancashire Group's Web Site, UK) . A resource, link and new information site for alpine gardeners and enthusiasts and home of the East Lancashire Group of The Alpine Garden Society. The American Cottage Gardener , USA. A horticultural quarterly exploring the panglobal cottage gardening style from the perspective of North American climate conditions, cultivars and adaptavars. Annual Flower Garden of Seppo Vesterinen, Finland . Garden encyclopedia of annual flowers, bedding plants and tender perennials grown as half hardy annuals in the north. Species descriptions, varieties, history, sources, flower name dictionary. Atlanta Garden Connection Inc.

85. Sarasota Cooperative Extension Service Horticulture Links Aggie horticulture Home Page (http//aggiehorticulture.tamu.edu/); AgriculturalResearch epa.gov/oppfead1/pmreg/); Institute for Systematic botany Atlas of http://sarasota.extension.ufl.edu/Hort/HortLinks.html

Sarasota County Home Calendar Maps Staff ... Search Environmental Horticulture Citrus Canker Information Page What's New in Sarasota Horticulture Horticulture Calendar Horticulture Links ... Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance Information Environmental Horticulture Links The linking here to any commercial websites does not endorse or recommend the company or use of their products. It is listed because the website contains educational information related to subject requests Cooperative Extension Service receives from county residents. Florida statewide Extension sites Other County Extension Office sites Sarasota County Government Pesticide CEU websites ... Wildlife Sites Florida statewide Extension sites Business Management for Horticultural Enterprises http://www.ifas.ufl.edu/~hort$/ Dr. Bob’s Gardening Tip, Univ. of Florida/IFAS http://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/gt/ Florida Master Gardener website http://hort.ufl.edu/mg/ The Florida Plant Selector website http://it.ifas.ufl.edu/landscapeselector/intro.html http://hort.ufl.edu/fyn/ Florida Wildlife Habitat Program http://www.wec.ufl.edu/Extension/HbtPrg.asp

86. Botany Or Horticulture below. Africa, SubSaharan Kenya. botany or horticulture. Award 5060.Category Lecturing/Research. Deadline August 1, 2004. Grant http://www.cies.org/award_book/award2005/award/Bot5060.htm

For stipend/benefits and other information on this award, click on the link below. Botany or Horticulture Award #5060 Category: Lecturing/Research Deadline: August 1, 2004 Grant Activity: (1) Teach undergraduate courses in botany virology, set up a virology lab, train technicians and contribute to curriculum development or (2) teach undergraduate and graduate courses in landscape design and management, landscape construction, land management and environmental conservation. Advise students; conduct research in area of specialization. Location: Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Length of Grant: 10 months Starting Date: September 2005 Comments: See www.jkuat.ac.ke for the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Web site. Staff: Assistant Director Debra Egan, 202.686.6230, degan@cies.iie.org or Msia Clark, 202.686.4027, mclark@cies.iie.org The Fulbright Program is sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the US Department of State. is a division of the Council for International Exchange of Scholars 3007 Tilden Street NW Suite 5L Washington DC 20008-3009 Phone: 202.686.4000

87. University Of Manitoba Management, Professional And Community However, the required and elective courses may be taken in any order. View PHCCourse Schedules. Required Courses. Applied botany; Soils for horticulture. http://www.umanitoba.ca/coned/mpcp/calendar/programs/phc.shtml

Find Program and Course Offerings Course Schedules Programs Distance Delivery ... Continuing Education Program Areas Prairie Horticulture Certificate Program (PHC) by Distance Education Gardening and Landscaping Evening Courses The University of Manitoba, Continuing Education Division and the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences are partners in developing and delivering the Prairie Horticulture Certificate Program. This program focuses on those subject areas of horticulture specific to the prairies especially with respect to production and market conditions, climate, crop type, pests, disease and other relevant prairie topics. Four Western Canadian educational institutions - Assiniboine Community College (Brandon, Manitoba), University of Manitoba (Winnipeg, Manitoba), University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan), and Olds College (Olds, Alberta) - have joined together to offer the Prairie Horticulture Certificate Program, the first home study horticulture certificate program designed specifically for use in the prairie provinces. Each partner in the consortium will develop courses for the certificate program in its areas of expertise. All courses have been developed in cooperation with the horticulture industry.

88. Hort Experiment Stations And Farms Greenhouses and the Pesticide Research Center Greenhouses are topnotch researchfacilities that are used extensively by the horticulture, botany and Plant http://www.hrt.msu.edu/station.htm

Michigan Agriculture Experiment Station The Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station, founded in 1888, is not just one building where experiments and laboratory work occur. It encompasses the work of more than 300 scientists in five colleges at MSU: Agriculture and Natural Resources, Natural Science, Social Science, Veterinary Medicine and Human Ecology. Clarksville Horticultural Experiment Station Northwest Michigan Horticultural Research Station Projects to improve Michigan's red tart and sweet cherries are on-going at this 100-acre station, which opened in 1979 near Traverse City. Apples, plums, peaches, apricots, nectarines, pears, wine grapes, hazelnuts and chestnuts are also being evaluated, along with disease, weed and insect control; pruning and training systems; fertilizers, rootstocks and varieties. Southwest Michigan Horticultural Experiment Station Established to meet the diverse needs of agricultural producers in the southwestern part of the state, the Southwest Michigan Research and Extension Center (SWMREC) combines research projects and educational programs on fruits, vegetables, field crops and woody ornamentals, as well as environmental quality issues. Offering solutions to the region=s agricultural problems and keeping area producers and processors competitive are some of the centers primary objectives. SWMREC is located just outside Benton Harbor in Berrien County. The center encompasses 350 acres, a conference center and a visitor information center.

89. Arnold Arboretum - Internship Program - Overview One or more years of education in horticulture, botany, landscape design, or otherplantrelated field at a college, university, or technical high school; http://www.arboretum.harvard.edu/programs/intern.html

Internship Program Overview Intern Projects Application See also Apprenticeship Program Isabella Welles Hunnewell Internship Program The living collections department of the Arnold Arboretum offers a paid summer internship program ($8.00/hour for summer 2004) that combines practical hands-on training in horticulture with educational courses. Fourteen intern trainees will be accepted for 12- to 24-week appointments. Ten interns will work with the grounds maintenance department, two in the Dana Greenhouses, and two in the curation department. As part of the training program, interns are required to take three courses (multiple sessions): Woody Plant Identification, Cultural Maintenance of Woody Plant Materials, and Plant Propagation. Additional lectures and field trips to gardens and historical landscapes are also required. Interns are eligible to audit courses in the Arboretum's adult education program on a space-available basis. All training will be given in one of the following three departments.

90. Navigator 2003-04 Chapter 8 In addition, the Arboretum employs 25 to 40 students, who gain valuableexperience in horticulture, botany, and landscape design. http://reg.ucsc.edu/navigator/chapter8.html

Student Portal Info For Faculty/Staff FAQ Announcements ... W Academic Excellence (ACE) Program ace.ucsc.edu African-American Resource Center A.M. P.M. For more information, call (831) 459-3207; fax (831) 459-2469; e-mail african@ucsc.edu ; or consult our web site at www2.ucsc.edu/aasl American Indian Resource Center The American Indian Resource Center serves as a resource for Native American students as well as other students. The center provides assistance to students seeking help with school and other issues. The center has a primary mission of developing a connection between the university and tribal communities. Last year, the center, in collaboration with the Student Alliance of North American Indians (SANAI), developed a high school outreach program titled R.E.A.C.H. The center is developing three new initiatives: (1) American Indian Peer Mentoring, (2) The Esselen Nation Community Engagement Program, and (3) American Indian Photokids and Mentoring Summer Camp. The center also provides cultural programming to the university community. Our office is located on the third floor of the Bay Tree Building. For more information, call 459-2881. Arboretum The UCSC Arboretum collects and studies plants from California and from around the world. As an instructional facility, the Arboretum is visited by classes ranging from biology and environmental studies to art and photography. In addition, the Arboretum employs 25 to 40 students, who gain valuable experience in horticulture, botany, and landscape design. The Arboretum is also a research facility for studying plant evolution and evaluating new horticultural subjects. Students may do projects, internships, or research with staff or independently in the fields of horticulture, botany, environmental education, environmental studies, habitat restoration, science writing, or science illustration. The classroom in Horticulture II is used for plant systematics, ecology, horticulture, and other classes.

91. Botany, Origin And Evolution Of Horticulture Plants, 10 Credits (15 ECTS Credits SLUlogo, botany, Origin and Evolution of horticulture Plants, 10 credits(15 ECTS credits). The objective is to provide the student http://slukurs.slu.se/Kurs.asp?anmkod=40113.0405&soksprak=E

92. Central Valley Large Animal Clinic: Botany Vs. Horticulture March 02, 2004. botany vs. horticulture. I hope you re planning to hit the OrchidShow at New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx before it closes on 3.28. http://veterinarylarry.typepad.com/central_valley_large_anim/2004/03/botany_vs_h

hostName = '.typepad.com'; Central Valley Large Animal Clinic Horses of Fresno run wild in NYC. Main March 02, 2004 Botany vs. Horticulture I hope you're planning to hit the Orchid Show at New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx before it closes on 3.28. This weekend, there are numerous workshops and presentations , but almost all of them focus on home gardening or entertaining/decorating with orchids. If, like us, you're more interested in the scientific side of these incredible plants, Associate Curator Kenneth M. Cameron will offer a lecture "Borneo to the Bronx: An Overview of Orchidology at the New York Botanical Garden" at 1:30 pm on Saturday. Permalink Comments Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Remember personal info? Comments: About Me Recent Posts You Are the One Blue Moonwork Linz in Chelsea Mo-Flo is Eden ... Back Home in the Barrio June 2004 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Archives May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 ... Syndicate this site (XML)

93. Plant Physiology horticulture and Crop Science Plant Dictionary A searchable database of 2,583 InternetDirectory for botany The world s Botanical websites can be searched http://web.mala.bc.ca/library/subres/horticulture/botany.htm

E-mail Jennifer Brownlow with your comments. Botany, Plant Physiology and Classification, Plant Selectors Better Homes and Gardens Online Click "gardening" for access to Editor’s Choice Plant Guide, Editor’s Choice Garden Plans, garden essays and links to other websites. Botanical.com Provides over 800 varieties of medicinal, culinary, and cosmetic herbs, including economic properties, cultivation and folk-lore. BotanicalData@Berkeley Provides taxonomical and distribution information for over 8,000 native California plants and 600,000 records of sightings. Photos and maps are also available. Browsable and searchable. Botany (Biosciences) Sponsored by the University of Oklahoma, it provides a Virtual Library for agriculture, biosciences, bio-related usenet newsgroups and electronic journals. Botany.com: The Encyclopedia of Plants Provides an encyclopedia of common and botanical names of all kinds of flora as well as hotlinks to botanical gardens, associations and societies worldwide. Flora of North America Project The project will provide up-to-date information on 20,000 species of vascular plants and bryophytes of North America.

94. Botany Careers -- Why Choose A Career In Botany? separate departments specializing in different applied subdisciplines of botany.Some examples are Agronomy (field crops), horticulture (ornamentals, fruits http://www.botany.org/bsa/careers/car-why.html

Why Choose a Career in Botany? Plants have intrigued people for thousands of years. They provide aesthetic beauty as well as materials for our basic needs. Today our world presents new and complex problems that were never dreamed of a century ago. For instance, increasing human population is linked to environmental problems of gigantic proportion. Coupled to the need for more food is increasingly greater environmental impact. Leaf of Western Skunk Cabbage, Lysichitum americanum grows up to four feet in length in marshy or swampy areas of the Pacific Northwest. Photo courtesy of Marsh Sundberg. Air and water pollution increase while biological diversity is reduced. Recent progress in technology and molecular biology provide powerful new tools that can help us solve these and other challenging problems. Some of the tools you might learn to use include: electron microscopes, radioisotopes, digital imaging analysis, polymerase chain reaction, cell and tissue culture, satellite imaging and telemetry. One of the best things about plant science is the number of different specialties and career opportunities from which you can choose. This diversity allows people with different backgrounds, aptitudes, and interests to find satisfying careers in plant biology. More than many other scientific fields, botany continues to provide opportunities for women as well as men. There are few things more fulfilling than to work in a job that is both fun to do and a benefit to others.

95. Campus Tour - Dickens Hall Campus Tour. Dickens Hall. Dickens Hall. Dickens Hall was established in 1908and used by the Department of horticulture, botany, and Plant Pathology. http://www.ksu.edu/facilities/tour/dickens.html

calendar departments forms newsletter ... home Campus Tour Dickens Hall Dickens Hall was established in 1908 and used by the Department of Horticulture, Botany, and Plant Pathology. The building used to have greenhouses in the back, but they were demolished to make room for the Chemistry/Biochemistry building. Currently, the Departments of Statistics and Geography occupy the building. Jump To: Ackert Ahearn Fieldhouse All Faiths Chapel Anderson Beach Museum of Art Bluemont Bell Bluemont Hall Bramlage Coliseum Burt Hall Bushnell Hall Call Hall Calvin Hall Cardwell Hall Chalmers Hall Chemistry-Biochemistry Building Coles Hall Dairy Barns Danforth Chapel Denison Hall Dickens Hall Dole Hall Durland/Rathbone/Fiedler Hall Dykstra Hall Edwards Hall Eisenhower Hall English/Counseling Services Fairchild Hall Frank Meyers Baseball Complex Galachia Institute Hale Library Higinbotham Gate Holton Hall Holtz Hall International Student Center Justin Hall Kedzie Hall King Hall Leasure Hall McCain Auditorium Military Science Building Mosier Hall Nichols Hall Pittman Building Power Plant Seaton Hall Shellenberger Hall Student Union Thompson Hall Throckmorton Hall Trotter Hall Umberger Hall Vanier Football Complex Ward Hall Waters Hall Weber Arena Weber Hall Willard Hall 109 Dykstra (785) 532-6373 fax (785) 532-5749 8:00 am - 5:00 p.m.

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98. OSU Horticulture & Crop Science In Virtual Perspective horticulture and Crop Science in Virtual Perspective. Information about Programs and People in the Ohio State University Department of horticulture and Crop Science. Comprehensive Gardening and http://www.hcs.ohio-state.edu/

This site is designed to serve as a knowledge bank and interactive learning center on the care, cultivation, and utilization of plants from a commercial, consumer, and academic perspective. It also facilitates your access to the people, programs, and products of the Department of Horticulture and Crop Science at The Ohio State University. locate PEOPLE Choose a Directory or Research Area Breeding and Genetics Crop Management and Production Environmental Horticulture Interactive Communications Seed Biology Weed Science at Ohio State Website Administrator: Dr. Tim Rhodus Department of Horticulture and Crop Science Email: rhodus.1@osu.edu

99. Horticulture And Home Pest News horticulture Home Pest News is filled with articles on current horticulture, plant care, pest management the Departments of Entomology, horticulture and Plant Pathology. http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/hortnews

is filled with articles on current horticulture, plant care, pest management, and common household pests written by Iowa State University Extension specialists in the Departments of Entomology Horticulture and Plant Pathology The newsletter is published weekly during the growing season (April to September) and monthly during the rest of the year. The subscription price is $20.00 per year (January to December). To subscribe, please fill out the subscription form (in Adobe PDF format). The following issues are available online Current Issue May 28, 2004 Previous Issue: May 21, 2004 Back Issues Search articles from 1992 to the present An index for each general area covered by the newsletter is now available (but is not current; we are working on automating updates to the index to include recent issues). You may get better results from the search engine. General Horticulture House Plants Insects (Home and Garden) Outdoor Plants ... Vegetables Electronic version published by the Department of Entomology Iowa State University , Ames, Iowa. Last updated May 27, 2004

100. America's Cornucopia: A Collector's View Of American Botany And Horticulture America’s Cornucopia A Collector’s View of American botany andHorticulture November 14, 2003February 16, 2004. Advertising http://www.nybg.org/events/andrews.html

November 14, 2003-February 16, 2004 [Advertising Card] "Everybody likes radishes, don't they Charley," Cambridge, N.Y., 1885. "Mico Chlucco the Long Warrior or King of the Seminoles," Philadelphia, 1791 The New England Book of Fruits, Salem, 1847 Beginning November 14, the Garden presents America's Cornucopia , an exhibition of rare books and prints documenting the history of American botany and horticulture. The story of our botanical heritage begins with the shift from European interest in the exotic New World to America's study and development of its own cornucopia after the Revolution. The exhibition contains published accounts of the European explorations, as well as early works that show American naturalists and scientists beginning to develop their own publication and collecting networks. In the early 19th century, the new democracy's strong sense of identity was manifested in the United States Exploring Expedition and other scientific surveys. The botanical materials returned from these expeditions were organized by American botanists John Torrey and Asa Gray, whose standards for excellence and capacity for deductive analysis forced Europe's scientific elite to acknowledge American scientists as their equals.

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