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Any guesses what family and genus these specimens all belong to? It’s an easy one for Monday! 😆🌳 #flattenedflora #botany #herbarium #MondayFunday @ResearchUTK @UTK_EEB @UTPlantSciences @ArtsSciencesUT
I was surprised to find comfrey flowering, albeit just one spike. This was a very quick sketch because of the wind. The leaves can be soaked in water to make plant food, and bees love the flowers #wildflowerhour #sketch #botany
Claire’s Garden Hellebore oil on linen - a new January painting.#art #botany #contemporaryart #Oxford #oilpainting
Here's a diagram, for an upcoming blog post, depicting three different #ShrewLoos🚽.
Nepenthes lowii, rajah and macrophylla are three species of carnivorous plant which have developed a mutualistic relationship with Tree Shrews (Tupaia montana).
#botany #carnivorousplants #sciart
Even though these two are mages, they both don’t like each other because Botanya claims that Felicity’s magic is harmful to the environment and Felicity says Botanya’s magic is too princessy. They are only friends because of Blue but they both disagree with each other’s magic.
Our next unit of study is to be on the topic of evolution, but maybe I should consider teaching a lesson in botany...
1922 Antique Flower print. Hollyhock. Turk's cap lily. Geranium. Botanical wall art. Flower decor. French vintage illustration Larousse https://t.co/bMRaRUDO6e #Etsy #sofrenchvintage #BotanyWallArt
Botanical Illustrator @lizzie_harper's blog article "Christmas Greenery" explores the history of why plants like holly, mistletoe and ivy are associated with Christmas. Read more here: https://t.co/WzIXOXTYa0
Lizzie's portfolio: https://t.co/CJx2EJLB8q
#botany #botanical #xmas
The botany of the Antarctic voyage of H.M. discovery ships Erebus and Terror in the Years 1839-1843 https://t.co/Fqu7BbkSib @BioDivLibrary
How have indigenous plant names served as boundary objects in the history of science? My article in @BJHSeditor looks at case studies from botany & anthropology in 19C Aotearoa & elsewhere: https://t.co/THPibuX6KH #botany #ethnobotany #anthropology #histSTM #envhist #colonialism
Botanical illustration and the park: Thirty-eight plates, with explanations : intended to illustrate Linnaeus's System of vegetables, and particularly adapted to the Letters on the elements of botany, 1817 .....https://t.co/gFw4TBfuOw from Biodiversity Heritage Library........
Meet Brutus the Wrecker! He likes bashing in skulls, walking into doorposts due to his gigantic height, and cold hard botanical sciences. When he arrived at his expedition he was promptly asked why he dressed like an evil assassin overlord for a botany expedition.
1831 Antique Plum Tree Print Orchard Fruit Plant Black Amber Plum Natural History Botanical Vegetable Botany Wall Art framing Home decor https://t.co/tWdPvUjUbg #sofrenchvintage #Etsy #AntiquePrint
My Australian Paleobotany 30 day challenge zine is now available! Link in bio. This full colour zine includes all 30 watercolour and gouache illustrations and follows 500 million years of plant evolution known from Australian fossils. 🌏🌿 #paleobotany #botany #paleoart
1831 Antique Plum Tree Print Orchard Fruit Plant Black Amber Plum Natural History Botanical Vegetable Botany Wall Art framing Home decor https://t.co/tWdPvUjUbg #sofrenchvintage #Etsy #PlumFlower
The Norfolk Island Flying Squirrel. from "The voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany Bay" 1789 #SquirrelGlider https://t.co/rmOd8kVxWh via @NHM_London & @BioDivLibrary
A little turmeric for your morning tea via Robert
Bentley's 1880 Medical Botany https://t.co/2yfG0tRVmU #histmed
Calendula officinalis, AKA marigold, used in many herbal formulations. They contain substances that appear to promote tissue healing (epithelialisation and neovascularisation), and have anti-inflammatory, anti-viral and anti-septic properties. #botany #herbal #herbalmedicine
#Floral #Friday!
I wanted to find a #black plant to coincide with #BlackFriday so here's the closest thing I could find - a #fossil #plant
A very striking Sphenopteris artemisiifolia from 'Illustrations of fossil plants' (1877)
https://t.co/TmeXpd8oih
#Palaeobotany #RareBooks
The renown #Botanist Asa Gray was born #OnThisDay in 1810. Gray exchanged a great deal of botanical knowledge and specimens with @kewgardens during his career, including this beautiful Egyptian grass basket which he donated to the #EconomicBotany Museum in 1869. #otd