@tomopteris It was common for botanists to collect sets of 100 specimens which they would often send home to sell off to interested parties in order to provide further funds for their field trips.
The Kew Research Repository has a collection of @kewscience publications freely available to download, including the Madagascar grass atlas, Genera Palmarum, Kew MSc dissertations and many journal articles https://t.co/ajay7LRnyT
Two new species of Pittosporum (Pittosporaceae) for the Flora of Thailand | Thai Forest Bulletin (Botany) #taxonomy#botany @KewScience @Kew_Asia @DrMartinCheek https://t.co/vpnhiZiqjT
"governance of lists of species must be separate from governance of names of taxa".... Important recognition that taxonomy is different from nomenclature! @NHM_Botany@IPNI_UK
Well done to all the authors of the transcript of the Nomenclature session of the XIX International Botanical Congress at Shenzhen in 2017 - interesting to read the discussion on my two accepted proposals @IPNI_UK
https://t.co/t8oYaqqjz8
🤗Honoured to have sponsored the OA publication of the report of the XIX Int'l #Botanical Congress (Shenzhen, 2017) in our @PhytoKeys!🌿
Published as the 150th issue of the journal,(https://t.co/YXP6r6Wfkp🔓), it marks a pivotal landmark in #plant#systematics & nomenclature!🌱
The report is finally out... Enjoy! Congratulations Heather & Helen (from IPNI), @SandyKnapp, Anna Monro and Nicholas Turland: XIX International Botanical Congress, Shenzhen: report of the Nomenclature Section, 17th to 21st July 2017 https://t.co/65zHhte7kq via @Phytokeys
🎉Delighted to see the 150th issue of #PhytoKeys NOW OUT!🍃Just in time for our journal’s 10th anniversary!🎉
🌱Key milestones & achievements on @Pensoft’s blog: 👉https://t.co/CZUz8VLoBZ #Botany#PlantScience#iamabotanist
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#TuesdayTeaser No. 7 is another question of gender!
This time, the genus Alectryon (Gaertn., Fruct. Sem. Pl. 1: 217. t. 46. 1788.).
But we don't just want your guess on the gender today, we want your explanations too. Answer c. 15:30 BST
#NomenclatureIsFun#Nomenclature