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Перевод: herbarium

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гербарий

Тезаурус:

1. You may be aware that methyl bromide, which is to be used in fumigating the Herbarium, can have deleterious effects on leather bindings and other animal products.
2. He introduced more than 1,000 species previously unknown in horticulture and collected some 16,000 herbarium specimens, the top set of which was preserved at Harvard.
3. It is in the Herbarium building behind No. 20 Inverleith Row - about 200 yards past the public entrance.
4. Can I suggest that, rather than a draconian ban on book copying (which will be ignored by Herbarium staff anyway), we try to replace this machine with one with a flexible lid to cut down on light ingress, as found in most libraries universities?
5. The Herbarium in Edinburgh holds about two million dried plant specimens, and the living collections in the Garden represent about 15,000 species, not to mention varieties and cultivars.
6. To: Herbarium Staff
7. I estimate that between 80 and 90% of the photocopying done on the Herbarium machine is from books and journals.
8. Her work was brought to the notice of Dr Trew, who produced an enlarged edition under the name Herbarium Blackwelliarum (5 vols. 1750-;56) with five hundred hand-coloured etchings.
9. On its Edinburgh site it holds a living collection of around 30000 accessions; a Herbarium containing some 2 million dried plant specimens from a world-wide range; and a research library holding 75000 volumes books and over 1500 current scientific periodical titles.
10. Herbarium Library
11. The close integration of Herbarium, Garden and Library is one of the great strengths of the Royal Botanic Garden and helps to account for the high quality of its scientific, educational, and horticultural activities.
12. In 1892, with an international reputation, he retired, having sold his herbarium to Kew, but he continued to write, his Fungoid Pests of Cultivated Plants (1906) being very well received.
13. Silphium was used as a vegetable in cooking, as fodder for cattle and, most important, it was supposed to be a cure-all, for infection, indigestion and so on, rather like comfrey in the modern herbarium.