Fifty plates of green-house plants, a book intended for the improvement of young ladies in the art of drawing
Moriarty, Henrietta MariaView Full Item in Chicago Botanic Garden, Lenhardt LibraryFamiliar lectures on botany, practical, elementary, and physiological, by Mrs. Almira H. Lincoln
Phelps, Lincoln, Mrs., 1793-1884View Full Item in University of Pittsburgh Library SystemSpecimens of the flora of South Africa, by Arabella Roupell
Roupell, Arabella, 1817-1914View Full Item in Missouri Botanical Garden, Peter H. Raven LibraryBotanist Sara Plummer Lemmon correspondence with botanist George Engelmann
Lemmon, Sara Allen Plummer, 1836-1923View Full Item in Missouri Botanical Garden, Peter H. Raven LibraryPlummer to Engelmann, 1878-1880
Studies in Portulacaceæ, by Katharine Brandegee, botanist who studied flora in California
Brandegee, Katharine Layne, 1844-1920View Full Item in Harvard UniversityReprinted from: Proceedings California academy science, ser.2, 1894. 4: 86-91, pl. 4.
How to know the wild flowers, the first field guide to North American wildflowers, by Frances Theodora Parsons
Parsons, Frances Theodora, 1861-1952View Full Item in Library of CongressBotany notebook of Sarah (Sallie) M. Field, Abbot Academy, class of 1904
Abbot AcademyView Full Item in Phillips AcademyDate supplied by cataloger. Phillips Academy Archives and Special Collections received the Sarah Moore Field Collection from the estate of Sarah M. Field in two installments between 1998-1999. From Th…
Mushrooms and other common fungi, by Flora Wambaugh Patterson, the first female plant pathologist to work for the United States Department of Agriculture
Patterson, Flora W. (Flora Wambaugh), 1847-1928View Full Item in U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Libraryno.175 (1915)
Photograph of botanist Kate Sessions, the “Mother of Balboa Park”
[Unknown]View Full Item in San Diego History Center (formerly San Diego Historical Society)West Indian mosses, by Elizabeth Gertrude Britton, a key figure in the creation of the New York Botanical Garden
Britton, Elizabeth G. (Elizabeth Gertrude), 1858-1934View Full Item in New York Botanical Garden, LuEsther T. Mertz LibraryAlice Eastwood, curator of the herbarium at the California Academy of Sciences, with plant press
View Full Item in California Academy of SciencesMSS. 142, Alice Eastwood Papers, California Academy of Sciences Archives, San Francisco, CA. Published in 18 Million Real Things, pg. 38.
Bergen’s botany : key and flora : Pacific coast ed., prepared by Alice Eastwood
Eastwood, Alice, 1859-1953View Full Item in University of California LibrariesPortrait of botanist Alice Eastwood
View Full Item in California Academy of SciencesMSS. 142, Alice Eastwood Papers, California Academy of Sciences Archives, San Francisco, CA.
Contributions to the knowledge of the life history of Pinus, by Margaret C. Ferguson
Ferguson, Margaret Clay, 1863View Full Item in University of California LibrariesMinnesota algae, by Josephine Tilden
Tilden, Josephine E. (Josephine Elizabeth)View Full Item in Cornell University LibraryPhotograph album from Mary Agnes Chase’s plant collecting expedition in Brazil
Hitchcock, A. S. (Albert Spear), 1865-1935, Chase, Agnes, 1869-1963View Full Item in Smithsonian Institution ArchivesSouthern wild flowers and trees, by Alice Lounsberry
Lounsberry, Alice, 1872-1949View Full Item in NCSU LibrariesThe wild flower book for young people, by Alice Lounsberry
Lounsberry, Alice, 1872-1949View Full Item in Cornell University LibraryBotanist and first female scientist at the United States Forest Service, Eloise Gerry in the lab
View Full Item in University of Wisconsin Digital CollectionsUW-Madison faculty member Eloise Gerry in her laboratory. In 1936, Dr. Gerry was hailed in one newspaper article as, "The only woman scientist in her field in the world, so far as is known... [her] wo…
Katherine Esau, recipient of the National Medal of Science for her work on plant anatomy, standing in a beet field
UnknownView Full Item in UC Santa Barbara, Library, Department of Special Research CollectionsEsau, recently emigrated from Germany, began her career working in Oxnard for a sugar beet seed production company, using her skills and experience in plant breeding.
Katherine Esau with other botany faculty at University of California Davis
UnknownView Full Item in UC Santa Barbara, Library, Department of Special Research CollectionsBotany department faculty at University of California College of Agriculture, Davis. From left, Katherine Esau, Wilfred Robbins, Herbert Currier, Elliot Weier, Alden Crafts, Ralph Stocking.
Plant anatomist Katherine Esau at the microscope
UnknownView Full Item in UC Santa Barbara, Library, Department of Special Research CollectionsPlant anatomist Katherine Esau sitting at an electron microscope at UC Davis.
Microscopic photograph of longitudinal section of the stem of a pine tree, by Katherine Esau
Esau, Katherine, 1898-1997View Full Item in UC Santa Barbara, Library, Department of Special Research CollectionsLongitudinal (tangential) section of the stem of a pine tree. Photo taken with a light microscope and magnified 50 times.
Marine botanist Margaret Hayes in the lab
SIO Photographic LaboratoryView Full Item in UC San Diego, Special Collections and ArchivesSpecial Collections & Archives, UC San Diego, La Jolla, 92093-0175 (https://lib.ucsd.edu/sca) This digital image is a surrogate of an item from the SIO Photographic Laboratory records, 1905-2003 Origi…
Botanist Judith Croxdale in the lab with botany students
View Full Item in University of Wisconsin Digital CollectionsJudith Croxdale (right), UW-Madison botany department, in a lab with undergraduate science students Jessica Gross (center) and Megan Moore (left).
