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herbarium::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | accumulation, aggregation, assemblage, collection |
Examples of herbarium
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Herbarium specimens are useful for plant identification, teaching and research.
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This web site contents all books, texts, manuscripts and the lamarck's herbarium.
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Many herbaria have initiatives to digitize specimens to produce a virtual herbarium.
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Scientists can consult a herbarium to confirm the identities of dubious plant species.
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He also established an herbarium for 10 species of grape he had discovered.
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In 1854 he found the maintenance of a herbarium and library too expensive.
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No doubt he remembered Hooker's 1868 proposal to seize the Banks herbarium.
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Lendemer studied and curated lichens in the Academy's herbarium before going to New York.
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Horticulturists are taking careful samples for their research herbarium.
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- A collection of dried plants that are mounted and systematically classified for study
- In botany, a herbarium (plural: herbaria) - sometimes known by the Anglicized term herbar - is a collection of preserved plant specimens. ...
- (herbaria) a woman who works with herbs, sometimes with poisons
- Latin, originally a small garden containing flowers and herbs; later usually a physic garden of medicinal herbs. By 1300s, the term was more specific to an ornamental garden that was often laid with green turf and planted with an eye to being viewed from above, from the second story of a home. ...
- 1. An organized and cataloged collection of plant specimens. 2. A specialized room or building with constant levels of temperature, moisture and restricted light where plant samples are stored in a designated pattern in large light proof cabinets, allowing samples to remain useful and to be ...
