Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology
US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Estados Unidos de América, États-Unis d'Amérique, Stati Uniti d'America, United States of America
Pflanzen, Plantes, Plants

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AOS (W3)

"AOS" steht für "American Orchid Society".

(E?)(L?) http://www.aos.org/


apocalypse - The Language of Flowers

(E?)(L?) http://www.apocalypse.org/pub/u/hilda/flang.html
Auf dieser Seite geht es nicht um die Herkunft von Pflanzennamen, sondern um die symbolische Bedeutung von Pflanzen.
Die Frage, wie die Pflanzen zu Ihrer Bedeutung kamen wird leider nicht beantwortet. Aber die Seite kann als erste Information zu weiteren Untersuchung zur Herkunft der bedeutung dieen.

Reprinted from: Collier's Cyclopedia of Commercial and Social Information and Treasury of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge, compiled by Nugent Robinson. P.F. Collier, 1882
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Flowers have a language of their own, and it is this bright particular language that we would teach our readers. How charmingly a young gentleman can speak to a young lady, and with what eloquent silence in this delightful language. How delicately she can respond, the beautiful little flowers telling her tale in perfumed words; what a delicate story the myrtle or the rose tells! How unhappy that which basil, or yellow rose reveals, while ivy is the most faithful of all.

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Catmint (W3)

Die engl. "Catmint", dt. "Katzenminze", bot. "Faassen Nepeta", erhielt ihren Namen wegen ihrer Anziehungskraft auf Katzen. Diese wälzen sich gerne in der Pflanze und fressen auch ihre Blätter.

(E?)(L?) http://www.howstuffworks.com/big.htm
(E?)(L?) http://www.howstuffworks.com/search.php?terms=Catmint




csupomona - People Behind the Names of Eastern Sierra Native Plants

(E1)(L1) http://www.csupomona.edu/%7Elarryblakely/whoname/
Zu den mehrseitigen Namensgeschichten gibt es noch ein paar schöne Bilder.


WHO'S IN A NAME?
People Behind the Names of Eastern Sierra Native Plants




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everyrose
Every Rose
The Rose Reference Database
Rose Data Base
Rosen-Datenbank

(E6)(L1) http://www.everyrose.com/




(E?)(L?) http://www.everyrose.com/everyrose/about.lasso

EveryRose.com - Search for roses by name, colour and many other characteristics. Or simply Browse through our database of over 7,250 roses & 2,700 photos. Learn about other Gardeners' Experiences with specific roses, and look for Rose Sources where you can order roses and supplies. EveryRose is currently being rewritten in a faster database. Please be patient on searches, and check here for upcoming news.


Diese von Usern gepflegte Online-Datenbank enthält mehrere tausend Rosen mit Beschreibung und Fotos (wenn auch nicht für alle Rosen).

Search for roses by name, colour and many other characteristics. Or simply Browse through our database of over 7,250 roses & 2,700 photos. Learn about other Gardeners' Experiences with specific roses, and look for Rose Sources where you can order roses and supplies.

Search for a Rose | Advanced Search | Browse for a Rose | Gardeners' Experiences | Rose Sources | Clubs & Associations | Rose Links | Rose Info & FAQs | Articles and Essays | Public Gardens | Books

(Leider etwas langsam.)

Browse for a Rose

(E?)(L?) http://www.everyrose.com/everyrose/roses/search2.lasso
Advanced Search
1. Fill in as many fields as desired:
2. Additional criteria:

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google - Plantae - Pflanzen im Internet

(E6)(L?) http://directory.google.com/Top/Science/Biology/Flora_and_Fauna/Plantae/


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helpmefind
Help me find Peonies

(E6)(L1) http://www.HelpMeFind.com/Peonies/
Welcome to HelpMeFind.com Peonies.

A site devoted to Peonies and all that is peony related, including selecting, buying, breeding, caring for and exhibiting peonies. We have cataloged over 1,900 peonies and have more than 150 photos along with thousands of peony nurseries, gardens, societies, authors, breeders and publications from all over the world.

(E?)(L?) http://www.helpmefind.com/Peonies/plants.php?tab=2
Auch die Päonien tragen eine Vielzahl von Namen.

(E?)(L?) http://www.helpmefind.com/Peonies/plants.php?grp=A&t=2

A.B.C. Nicholls | A. B. C. Nicholls | A.B. Franklin | A. B. Franklin | A. Delatour | A. E. Kunderd | A. E. Rowe | A. F. W. Hayward | A.G. Perry | A. G. Perry | A.J. Choice | A.J. Davis | A. J. Hunter | A. J's. Choice | A. Krekler | A. Krekler | A. L. Chapin | A.L. Murawska (now 'Black Swan') | A la Mode | A. M. Brand | A. M. Kelway | A. M. Slocum | A. P. Saunders | A. R. Hamilton | A197 (Reath) | A198 | Abalone Pearl | Abalone Pink | Abbé | Abeekins | Abel Carrière | Abel Pujol | Abokiu | Abokyu | Abomiya | Aboukin | Aboukyu | Abraham Lincoln | Abraham Lincoln | Accent (hybrid lactiflora, Franklin, 1928) | Accent (hybrid lactiflora, Bigger, 1979) | Ace | Ace of Hearts | Achille | Acme | Ada Niva | Ada Priscilla | Ada Ruth | Adagio | Adam Bede | Adana | Addie Tischler | Addielanchea | Adela | Adelaide | Adelaide Delâche | Adelaide E. Hollis | Adelaide Hollis | Adele de Cursy | Adele Sawyer | Adeline Ge | Adelphia | Adjiana | Admiral Beatty | Admiral Dewey | Admiral Harwood | Admiral Schley | Admiral Sturdee | Admiral Togo | Adolphe Rousseau | Adonis | Adorable | Adoration | Adorn | Adrienne | Adrienne | Adrienne Clarkson | Adventurer | Adzuma-erabi | Adzuma-kagami | Adzuma Nishiki | Adzuma-saki | Adzuma-Sibori | Aerie | Affluence | Afterglow | Age of Gold | Age of Innocence | Age of Victoria | Agenoria | Agida | Aglow | Agnes Barr | Agnes Kennedy | Agnes Keogh | Agnes Kirkwood | Agnes Mary Kelway | Ah | Ah So | Aileen Brethour | ...


(E?)(L?) http://www.helpmefind.com/Peonies/plants.php?grp=B&t=2

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Erstellt: 2010-01

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indiana
Plants in Motion (little Movies)

(E?)(L1) http://plantsinmotion.bio.indiana.edu/
Hier kann man das Wachsen von Pflanzen im Zeitraffer verfolgen.


Plants-In-Motion
Created for nonprofit educational use by Roger P. Hangarter
Indiana University, Department of Biology, 915 E 3rd St, Bloomington, IN 47405

Although our lives depend on plants for virtually everything that keeps us alive (oxygen, food, fibers, lumber, fuel, etc), their lives remain a secret to most of us. The reason is simple - plants live on a different time-scale from ours. Although not usually obvious in the relatively hyperactive activities of humans, plants are in constant motion as they develop, search for light and nutrients, avoid predators, exploit neighbors, and reproduce.

Time-lapse photography allows us to easily see the movements of plants and clearly demonstrates that plants are living organisms capable of some extraordinary things. Time-lapse photography is done by capturing a series of images at intervals ranging from seconds to hours apart. When the images are viewed in rapid succession, much like a flip book, the effect is to compress into a short period, the changes that occurred over a relatively long period of time. The movies on this site show a variety of plants living out their dynamic lives. While we especially hope this site provides material that may captivate the interest of budding plant biologists, even the seasoned plant biologists will find interesting material. New movies will be added to the site as we make or obtain them. However, since making time-lapse movies requires considerable patience, time, and some luck, the rate at which new movies will appear is unpredictable. Other educational material are also becoming available on the site. In the meantime, we hope you enjoy the material that is available now.




ING (W3)

"ING" steht für "Index Nominum Genericorum". (E?)(L?) http://botany.si.edu/ing/

A compilation of generic names published for organisms
covered by the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature.
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The "Index Nominum Genericorum" ("ING"), a collaborative project of the "International Association for Plant Taxonomy" ("IAPT") and the Smithsonian Institution, was initiated in 1954 as a compilation of generic names published for all organisms covered by the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature. We are pleased to offer a way to search the ING database. We hope that those needing access to information about generic names of plants will use the index and will advise us of potential additions and corrections.
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Malvella (W3)

"Malvella" = "small mallow" ist die Verkleinerungsform von "mallow" = "Malve".

(E2)(L1) http://www.calflora.net/botanicalnames/pageMA-ME.html#Malvella
(E?)(L?) http://www.calflora.net/bloomingplants/alkalimallow.html
Malvella leprosa (Alkali mallow)

(E?)(L?) http://hortiplex.gardenweb.com/plants/p1/gw2002776.html


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NANPS (W3)

"NANPS" steht für "North American Native Plant Society".

(E?)(L?) http://www.nanps.org/

Dedicated to the study, conservation, cultivation and restoration of native plants.

Welcome to the North American Native Plant Society. NANPS was founded in 1984 by a small group of dedicated conservationists as the Canadian Wildflower Society. We have since grown to include hundreds of members throughout North America.

One of our first initiatives was the founding and fostering of North America's foremost native plant magazine: Wildflower. Although the magazine now operates independently, it remains one of our proudest accomplishments.
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orchidlady - Orchid Photo Galleries

Die Site ist etwas verwirrend, aber dennoch ganz interessant gemacht.

(E?)(L?) http://www.orchidlady.com/
(E?)(L?) http://www.orchidlady.com/main.html


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si
Plant Image Collection

(E?)(L1) http://www.nmnh.si.edu/botany/
(E?)(L1) http://persoon.si.edu/PlantImages/imageFrames.cfm?CFID=154969&CFTOKEN=62615901

The Smithsonian Institution's on-line Plant Image Collection includes more than 16,000 images of 5,500 plant species in 250 plant families from around the world provided by more than 150 photgraphers.


Family:

Acanthaceae - 102 Aceraceae - 129 Acoraceae - 1 Actinidiaceae - 2 Adiantaceae - 2 Agavaceae - 132 Aizoaceae - 53 Alismataceae - 22 Amaranthaceae - 11 Amaryllidaceae - 195 Anacardiaceae - 37 Annonaceae - 11 Apiaceae - 81 Apocynaceae - 98 Aponogetonaceae - 5 Aquifoliaceae - 54 Araceae - 147 Araliaceae - 64 Araucariaceae - 2 Arecaceae - 162 Aristolochiaceae - 30 Asclepiadaceae - 192 Aspleniaceae - 20 Asteraceae - 2039 Azollaceae - 2 Balanophoraceae - 12 Balsaminaceae - 59 Basellaceae - 1 Batidaceae - 6 Begoniaceae - 14 Berberidaceae - 69 Betulaceae - 76 Bignoniaceae - 241 Bixaceae - 4 Blechnaceae - 4 Bombacaceae - 89 Boraginaceae - 276 Brassicaceae - 315 Bromeliaceae - 84 Brunelliaceae - 1 Bruniaceae - 3 Buddlejaceae - 18 Burmanniaceae - 2 Burseraceae - 17 Butomaceae - 9 Buxaceae - 10 Cactaceae - 1029 Calycanthaceae - 20 Calyceraceae - 1 Campanulaceae - 206 Canellaceae - 3 Cannaceae - 7 Capparaceae - 66 Caprifoliaceae - 139 Caricaceae - 18 Caryocaraceae - 4 Caryophyllaceae - 234 Casuarinaceae - 9 Celastraceae - 60 Centrolepidaceae - 3 Cephalotaceae - 4 Ceratophyllaceae - 3 Cercidiphyllaceae - 2 Chenopodiaceae - 27 Chloranthaceae - 8 Cistaceae - 20 Clethraceae - 13 Clusiaceae - 84 Cneoraceae - 1 Cochlospermaceae - 6 Combretaceae - 28 Commelinaceae - 91 Convallariaceae - 1 Convolvulaceae - 198 Coriariaceae - 11 Cornaceae - 135 Corynocarpaceae - 3 Crassulaceae - 122 Crossosomataceae - 6 Cruciferae - 1 Cunoniaceae - 5 Cupressaceae - 50 Cuscutaceae - 3 Cyanastraceae - 1 Cyatheaceae - 12 Cycadaceae - 28 Cyclanthaceae - 10 Cynomoriaceae - 1 Cyperaceae - 83 Cyrillaceae - 7 Daphniphyllaceae - 1 Davalliaceae - 2 Degeneriaceae - 2 Dennstaedtiaceae - 13 Diapensiaceae - 32 Dichapetalaceae - 3 Didiereaceae - 9 Dilleniaceae - 7 Dioncophyllaceae - 2 Dioscoreaceae - 13 Dipsacaceae - 16 Dipteridaceae - 1 Dipterocarpaceae - 9 Droseraceae - 38 Dryopteridaceae - 20 Ebenaceae - 21 Elaeagnaceae - 9 Elaeocarpaceae - 13 Empetraceae - 4 Epacridaceae - 18 Ephedraceae - 12 Equisetaceae - 7 Ericaceae - 469 Eriocaulaceae - 10 Erythroxylaceae - 6 Eucommiaceae - 4 Eucryphiaceae - 4 Euphorbiaceae - 239 Eupomatiaceae or Annonac - 5 Eupteleaceae or Trochode - 2 Fabaceae - 816 Fagaceae - 72 Flacourtiaceae - 13 Flagellariaceae - 7 Fouquieriaceae - 28 Fumariaceae - 69 fungi - 2 Garryaceae - 5 Gentianaceae - 119 Gesneriaceae - 116 Ginkgoaceae - 5 Gleicheniaceae - 6 Gnetaceae - 15 Goodeniaceae - 23 Grossulariaceae - 18 Guttiferae - 5 Haemodoraceae - 16 Haloragaceae - 3 Haloragidaceae - 4 Hamamelidaceae - 46 Heliconiaceae - 498 Himantandraceae - 1 Hippocastanaceae - 45 Hyacinthaceae - 1 Hydrangeaceae - 34 Hydrocharitaceae - 12 Hydrophyllaceae - 204 Hymenophyllaceae - 1 Icacinaceae - 2 Iridaceae - 243 Isoetaceae - 9 Juglandaceae - 15 Juncaceae - 9 Juncaginaceae - 2 Krameriaceae - 7 Lamiaceae - 375 Lardizabalaceae - 2 Lardizabalanaceae - 3 Lauraceae - 12 Lecythidaceae - 1 Leguminosae - 5 Leitneriaceae - 7 Lemnaceae - 4 Lentibulariaceae - 35 lichen - 2 Liliaceae - 936 Limnanthaceae - 2 Limnocharitaceae - 3 Linaceae - 57 Loasaceae - 58 Loganiaceae - 15 Loranthaceae - 22 Lycopodiaceae - 15 Lygodiaceae - 7 Lythraceae - 17 Malpighiaceae - 3 Malvaceae - 267 Marantaceae - 13 Marattiaceae - 3 Marsileaceae - 7 Melastomataceae - 21 Meliaceae - 6 Melianthaceae - 2 Menispermaceae - 2 Menyanthaceae - 7 Monimiaceae - 3 Monotropaceae - 47 Moraceae - 23 Musaceae - 4 Myricaceae - 5 Myrsinaceae - 2 Myrtaceae - 67 Najadaceae - 2 Nelumbonaceae - 8 Nepenthaceae - 3 Nyctaginaceae - 124 Nymphaeaceae - 52 Nyssaceae - 8 Ochnaceae - 2 Oleaceae - 33 Oliniaceae - 1 Onagraceae - 352 Ophioglossaceae - 15 Orchidaceae - 488 Orobanchaceae - 33 Osmundaceae - 5 Oxalidaceae - 65 Paeoniaceae - 11 Pandanaceae - 31 Papaveraceae - 194 Passifloraceae - 50 Pedaliaceae - 6 Philydraceae - 5 Phytolaccaceae - 13 Pinaceae - 268 Piperaceae - 1 Pittosporaceae - 11 Plantaginaceae - 16 Platanaceae - 5 Plumbaginaceae - 13 Poaceae - 312 Polemoniaceae - 324 Polygalaceae - 27 Polygonaceae - 243 Polypodiaceae - 10 Pontederiaceae - 23 Portulacaceae - 72 Potamogetonaceae - 1 Primulaceae - 159 Proteaceae - 41 Pteridaceae - 10 Pteridophyta - 3 Punicaceae - 3 Pyrolaceae - 43 Ranunculaceae - 562 Rapateaceae - 2 Resedaceae - 4 Restionaceae - 6 Rhamnaceae - 30 Rhizophoraceae - 10 Rosaceae - 400 Rubiaceae - 159 Ruppiaceae - 2 Rutaceae - 35 Salicaceae - 25 Salvinaceae - 1 Santalaceae - 24 Sapindaceae - 16 Sapotaceae - 6 Sarraceniaceae - 38 Saururaceae - 118 Scitamineae - 10 Scrophulariaceae - 859 Simaroubaceae - 6 Smilacaceae - 1 Solanaceae - 208 Sparganiaceae - 2 Staphyleaceae - 3 Stemonaceae - 2 Sterculiaceae - 17 Strelitziaceae - 15 Styracaceae - 19 Symplocaceae - 1 Taccaceae - 3 Tamaricaceae - 10 Taxaceae - 24 Taxodiaceae - 5 Tecophilaeaceae - 2 Theaceae - 17 Thelypteridaceae - 1 Theophrastaceae - 2 Thymelaeaceae - 11 Tiliaceae - 14 Trochodendraceae - 5 Tropaeolaceae - 1 Typhaceae - 6 Ulmaceae - 8 Umbelliferae - 1 Urticaceae - 8 Valerianaceae - 12 Velloziaceae - 1 Verbenaceae - 73 Violaceae - 166 Viscaceae - 15 Vitaceae - 6 Welwitschiaceae - 4 Xanthorrhoeaceae - 7 Xyridaceae - 7 Zamiaceae - 4 Zingiberaceae - 22 Zygophyllaceae - 22

swsbm - Sturtevants edible Plants of the World

(E?)(L?) http://www.swsbm.com/Ephemera/Sturtevants_Edible_Plants.pdf
Das PDF-Dokument hat 775 Seiten.

EDITED BY U. P. HEDRICK
The Southwest School of Botanical Medicine http://www.swsbm.com
with updated botanical names by Michael Moore

PREFACE
All who have attempted to study the origin and history of cultivated plants must have been struck with the paucity and inaccuracy of information on the subject. For nearly nineteen hundred years, to be written in Pliny was proof sufficient; yet much of Pliny's history is inaccurate though still repeated in periodicals and popular works. Linnæus, the great systematizer, gave the origin of most of the plants he described; but of these, De Candolle, by long odds the best plant historian, says, "three out of four of Linnaeus' indications of the original home of cultivated plants are incomplete or incorrect." De Candolle, in his turn, usually accurate, is exceedingly scant, giving the origin of but 249 cultivated plants, not all edible, while Sturtevant, in the text in hand, puts down 2897 which may be used for food, most of which are cultivated.

The query at once comes to mind as to the respects in which Sturtevant adds new knowledge on an old subject. New knowledge may be found on the following subjects: ...


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tamu
Vascular Plant Image Library

(E6)(L?) http://botany.csdl.tamu.edu/FLORA/gallery.htm

Alphabetical Listing
'A' Families


(E?)(L?) http://botany.csdl.tamu.edu/FLORA/gallery1.htm
(E?)(L?) http://botany.csdl.tamu.edu/FLORA/gallery2.htm
(E?)(L?) http://botany.csdl.tamu.edu/FLORA/gallery3.htm
(E?)(L?) http://botany.csdl.tamu.edu/FLORA/gallery4.htm
(E?)(L?) http://botany.csdl.tamu.edu/FLORA/gallery5.htm


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USNA (W3)

"USNA" steht für "United States National Arboretum".

(E?)(L?) http://www.usna.usda.gov/
ARBORETUM PICTURE OF THE WEEK | Herb Society of America | NCA Federation of Garden Clubs | National Bonsai Foundation
Arboretum Information | Arboretum Information Index Page | Frequently Asked Questions about the Arboretum | USNA News and Notes Newsletter | Directions to Arboretum | Metro Schedule | Tram Information and Schedule | Map of the Arboretum Grounds | Administration Bldg. Hours | Visitor Services Index Page | Rules and Guidelines for your visit | Photography Permit | Wedding Locations | Wedding Photography | History and Mission of US National Arboretum | "Your Comments Welcomed Here" | Events & Education | Events & Education Index Page | Calendar of Events | Events Registration Form (HTML) | Events Registration Form (PDF) | Hort Hot Spots | What's Blooming? | Current Exhibits | Internships | Arboretum Publications | Publications Order Form | Gardens & Horticulture | Gardens and Horticulture Index Page | Map of the Arboretum Grounds | Major Gardens & Collections Index Page | Administration Building | Asian Collections | Azalea Collections | Azalea Blossom Watch | Classical Chinese Garden Slated for Arboretum | Conifer Collections | Dogwood Collection | Friendship Garden | National Bonsai and Penjing Museum | Virtual Tour of Bonsai Museum | National Boxwood Collection | National Grove of State Trees | Native Plant Collections | Perennial Collections | Washington Youth Garden | Gardening Questions and Answers Main Page | Gardening Page | Amaryllis Blooms Again | Arborist Album | Cicadas Emerging | Cicadas Tree Help | Dividing Daylilies | Deciduous Winter Hollies | Good Hedges Make Good Neighbors | Native Plant Alternatives to Exotic Invasives | Selecting an Arborist | Selecting Conifers | Thinning Boxwoods | Invasive Plants | What's Blooming? | Hort Hot Spots | Pest Management Tips | State Trees and Flowers | Plant Sources | USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map | Hardiness Zone Map Introduction | Background Information | Hardiness Zone Plant Indicators - by Zone | Hardiness Zone Plant Indicators - Alphabetical | Hardiness Zone Details | Hardiness Zone Map | US National Arboretum Plant Photo Gallery | Plant Photo Gallery Front Page | Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Photo Gallery | Azalea Photo Gallery | Cicadas Cicadas | Crapemyrtle Photo Gallery | Daylily Photo Gallery | Fall Foliage Photo Gallery | "Picture of the Week" Answer | "Picture of the Week" Answer Archive | Hurricane Isabel Damage at US National Arboretum | USNA Plant Introductions & Award Winners | USNA Plant Introductions and Releases Index Page | Arboretum Fact Sheets & Award Winners (45 Fact Sheets) | Arboretum Introductions -- Listed by Genus | Arboretum Introductions -- Listed by Name | PDF Help | Research Activities | Floral and Nursery Plants Research Unit Front Page | Scientists & Their Specialties | Mission & Goals | Recent Research Accomplishments | Bacterial Leaf Scorch of Shade Trees | Regeneration of Rose | Development of Biological Control Products | Biochemistry of Flower Color | New Lilac and Redbud Cultivars Released | Herbarium Exhibit | Systematics Exhibit | MANTS 2005 Posters | National Arboretum Herbarium | Woody Landscape Germplasm Repository | Plants held in Woody Landscape Germplasm Repository | Plant Introductions and Releases | Fact Sheets & Award Winners | Floral & Nursery Plants - Agricultural Research Magazine Reprint | Postdoctorals & Support Scientists | Technical & Office Staff | Research Site Locations & Contacts | History of the Unit | Support the Arboretum | Support the Arboretum Index Page | Support Information | Volunteering Information Page | Donation Information | Search the Arboretum Web Site | USNA Web Site Search Engine | Site Map of USNA Web Site

(E?)(L?) http://www.fona.org/

The "Friends of the National Arboretum" is an independent, non-profit organization established to enhance, through public and private sector resources, support for the U.S. National Arboretum.


(E?)(L?) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Arboretum


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wolframalpha
Plants & Animals

(E?)(L1) http://www.wolframalpha.com/examples/LifeSciences.html

Animals & Plants


Erstellt: 2011-10

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