McMillan, P.D. and A.H. BlackwellThe vascular plants collected by Mark Catesby in South Carolina: Combining the Sloane and Oxford herbaria. Phytoneuron: 1–32. Published 27 SeptemberISSN 2153 733X

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McMillan, P.D., A.H. Blackwell, C. Blackwell, and M.A. SpencerThe vascular plants in the Mark Catesby collection at the Sloane Herbarium, with notes on their taxonomic and ecological significance. Phytoneuron 201

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Field Nats News No.210 Newsletter of the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria Inc. Understanding Our Natural World Est. 1880

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• Myrmicinae
• Dolichoderinae
• Ant
• Symbiosis
• Meat ant
• Sugar ant
• Mark Catesby
• Atta
• Hymenoptera
• Entomology
• Vespoidea

The artist/naturalist Mark Catesby made two expeditions to the southern part of colonial America in the first half of the eighteenth century. Based on his observations and collections, he published The Natural History of

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• South Carolina
• Visual arts
• United States
• Charleston
• South Carolina
• John James Audubon
• Etching
• Fellows of the Royal Society
• Mark Catesby
• Catesby

The North American Experience: Early America Illustrated Rare Books Exhibit at the

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• François André Michaux
• André Michaux
• Charles Plumier
• Henri Michaux
• Mark Catesby
• John Bartram
• Thomas Nuttall
• Pehr Kalm
• Michaux State Forest
• Biology
• Botany
• Science

broadSIDE 2014 | NO. 2 flora

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• States of the United States
• Mark Catesby
• John Clayton
• Virginia
• Botanical garden
• Liriodendron
• Southern United States
• Confederate States of America
• Botany