Theobrominated

Saturday, 26 November 2011

Introducing the herbarium

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A herbarium is one of the main tools for research and documentation of plant biodiversity.  It sounds like a garden, and in fact an old nam...
Friday, 11 November 2011

Hayfever (allergic rhinitis) time

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I love it when the spring winds die away and the warm days of summer arrive.  But I hate it too, because when Dactylis glomerata flowers, m...
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Tuesday, 8 November 2011

How small can flowers get?

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A few weeks ago, I blogged about the plants we saw on a short walk along the coast south of Makara.  This week, I had the opportunity, cour...
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Friday, 4 November 2011

Nettles without stings

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Every plant family name is typified by a genus, which means the name of the family is based on the name of a genus.   For instance, the name...
Sunday, 30 October 2011

Why are kawakawa falling over?

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In Birdwood Reserve, near where I live, there’s been an epidemic of some sort affecting kawakawa, Piper excelsum .   Large plants lose...
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White mignonette

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Reseda alba , Karori, Wellington, New Zealand Resedaceae is a small family in the glucosinolate-producing Order Brassicales.   R...
Saturday, 15 October 2011

Wellington coast at Makara

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We took a great little walk today from Makara towards Opau Bay, along a section of Wellington coast.  The walk itself is described here , bu...
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Phil Garnock-Jones
Nelson, Tasman, New Zealand
(c) text and photographs copyright Phil Garnock-Jones and may not be used without permission. I'm a botanist in New Zealand. Twitter handle: @Theobrominated. Retired from academia and now doing natural history observations and taxonomic research. The rest of my time I like to do the things on the list below. You can ask if you want to use my photos in publications. For good causes, conservation and the like, I'll generally allow it without a fee; for commercial use, I'm likely to ask for a fee.
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