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scanning electron microscopy of seed coat patterns
sometimes leads to degradation of these valuable resources
packaged in original artwork created from The Garden’s world-renowned archive of botanical prints
The exhibition examines her lifelong awareness and attunement to nature
and pollination biology was used
Bryostephane Steereana: A Collection of Bryological Papers. Mem (45) flora neotropica scanning electron microscopy of seedWilliam Campbell Steere (1907 1989) came from a long line of pioneering naturalist Irish Quaker ancestors. His fascination with bryophytes, mosses in particular, was formed during his second year as a uiniversity student while working as a lumberjack in Oregon ("I was attracted by the beautiful mosses of the woods.") Through a long career that included many prestigious administrative positions, Dr. Steere continued pursuit of his own rigorous and
