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Postdoctoral fellowship in plant science at Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum. Offers advanced research opportunities using living collections and facilities.
Profiles of scientists at the Arnold Arboretum, including past and present Putnam Fellows, and information about their research in plant science.
Postdoctoral fellowship at Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University for early-career scientists focused on global change research. Offers salary, benefits, and research support.
A joint statement issued after discussions between US and Chinese leaders in Shanghai on February 27, 1972, outlining areas of agreement and disagreement.
Arnoldia is the quarterly magazine of the Arnold Arboretum, exploring the nature of trees. Subscribe through membership or purchase issues.
Explores the history of Indigenous land use at the Arnold Arboretum, detailing periods from the Middle Archaic to the Contact Period.
Final guidelines for NIH-funded human stem cell research, effective July 7, 2009, implementing Executive Order 13505.
Information about the 'Gus Mehlquist' Sprawling Sand Cherry cultivar, including its origin, characteristics, and collection history at the Arnold Arboretum.
Information about the Dana Greenhouses at the Arnold Arboretum, including plant propagation, collections development, and services for researchers and the public.
A list of plant introductions made by the Arnold Arboretum over the past 150 years, detailing scientific names, common names, and links to more information.
This PDF document contains the proposed U.S. Government budget for Fiscal Year 2012, including the President's message, agency overviews, and summary tables.
The Arnold Arboretum supports plant conservation initiatives locally and globally, participating in collaborative efforts to conserve natural resources and biodiversity.
Information about the spontaneous vegetation at the Arnold Arboretum, including seed-bearing plants, spore-bearing organisms, fungi, lichens, and mosses.
Information about the Paperbark Maple (Acer griseum), its origin in China, conservation efforts, and characteristics. Details on Arboretum specimens and related stories.
Details the Arnold Arboretum's history and ongoing efforts in plant exploration, including expeditions, collectors, and collected specimens from around the globe.
Information about the 'Arnold Promise' witch-hazel, its origin, characteristics, and history at the Arnold Arboretum.
Information on the Arnold Arboretum's living collections, their management, and resources for plant collectors and institutions.
Information about the Malus ‘Donald Wyman’ flowering crabapple, its origin, history, characteristics, and specimens at the Arnold Arboretum.
Annual report detailing the Office of National Drug Control Policy's strategy and progress in reducing drug use and its impact from 2001-2008.
Search tool for plant images at the Arnold Arboretum. Application is temporarily unavailable.
Collection statistics for the Arnold Arboretum, detailing permanent and dead collections, taxonomic profiles, and provenance of accessions. Includes information on plant exploration history.
Profile page for Rosetta S. Elkin, Associate of the Arnold Arboretum and Professor of Landscape Architecture at Pratt Institute. Details her biography and education.
Information about the 'Purple Haze' Lilac cultivar, including its origin, characteristics, and history at the Arnold Arboretum.
Interactive map of the Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University. Explore destinations, layers, and aerial views. Features include search and help.
A field guide to identifying plants growing spontaneously in urban environments, written by Arnold Arboretum researcher Peter Del Tredici.
An article from Arnoldia, a publication of Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum, discussing non-native herbaceous plants found in the Arboretum.
A PDF document discussing the ecology of sweet fern (Comptonia peregrina), its historical context, and research into its seed germination and nitrogen fixation.
An article detailing the history and invention of the Wardian case, a portable greenhouse used for transporting plants globally.
An Act to amend the Public Health Service Act to revise and extend the programs of the National Institutes of Health, and for other purposes.
Article discusses ectomycorrhizal fungi, their association with trees, and research comparing fungal communities in the Arnold Arboretum and Harvard Forest.
An article discussing the science of lichenology, the symbiotic relationship between algae and fungi, lichen structure, reproduction, and their relationship with air pollution and economic uses.
Arnold Arboretum Harvard University Bulletin of Popular Information, Series 4, Vol. 1, Number 3, March 15, 1933, focusing on lichens found on trees.
This PDF document explores the diverse world of fungi found in the Arnold Arboretum, detailing their classification, relationships with plants, and specific examples.
Article discusses the historical and current approach to herbaceous plants at the Arnold Arboretum, focusing on naturalistic landscaping and biodiversity.
A document detailing aquatic and wetland plants found at the Arnold Arboretum, including their characteristics, habitats, and historical observations.
Guide on how to propagate the rare climbing fern (Lygodium palmatum) from spores, including collection, sowing, germination, and transplanting techniques.
This page provides a printable version of the Practicelandscape.com website content, likely for offline viewing or archival purposes.
Details the history and current practices of plant propagation at the Arnold Arboretum, including facility evolution and seed collection processes.
Details the history, construction, and features of the Charles Stratton Dana Greenhouses at the Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University, including research facilities and staff housing.
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