Announcing the 6th Annual Plant Biology Symposium: Trees and the Global Environment
April 29-30th, 2010 at American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge, MA. Free and Open to the Public
- Nature Research Highlight features Davis and colleagues:
Climate Change, Warming boosts invasions.
>>Nature Research Highlight [pdf]
Davis and Losos labs identify link between climate change and invasive species in Thoreau's woods.
>>Boston Globe
>>WBUR.org
>>Harvard Gazette
>>Harvard Magazine
Mass Audubon presents "Isaac Sprague and the Art of Discovery" January 31 to May 2, featuring
specimens and library materials from the Harvard University Herbaria and Botany Libraries.
>>Poster [pdf]
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- >>HarvardScience Botany
- The Harvard University Herbaria, with more than
5 million specimens, are one of the 10 largest Herbaria in the world in number of specimens, and along with the library, form the world's largest university owned herbarium.
Herbaria Highlights
Presently, the following six HUH people serve on the New England Botanical Club's Council:
Kanchi N. Gandhi (President, left in photo), Walter T. Kittredge (Assistant Curator, Vascular Herbarium),
Elizabeth Kneiper (Curator, Non-Vascular Herbarium, center left in photo), Laura Lagomarsino (Student -Councillor, center right in photo),
Judith A. Warnement (Librarian, right in photo), and Elizabeth Zacharias (Associate Curator).
A collection of botanical pith paintings acquired by Charles Sprague Sargent, and currently housed in the
archives of the Botany Libraries, was featured in Harvard Magazine
and are currently part of an online exhibition
arranged by Lisa DeCesare.