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• But he also managed to botanize on Madagascar and the Cape.
• Over the next few years, Cusick botanized several different locations.
• He also spent considerable time botanizing in the Italian colony of Eritrea.
• Hooker and Lyall made good use of their time botanizing on Kerguelen Island.
• Maturin sends a message to Pullings that he is gone botanizing in the mountains.
• Pharmacy in those days was closely connected to the use of herbs and botanizing.
• In the 1890s he botanized in Jerichower Land and in the Vorharz along with Paul Graebner.
• He spent more time, however, botanizing and making weather measurements than occupying himself with administration.
• It is likely that she accompanied him to botanize on Madagascar and Bourbon Island in 1770-1772.
• After more botanizing, socializing, and recruiting replacements for deserters, the ships left on 17 August.
• He led Saturday afternoon trips around the Baltimore area to botanize and instruct others interested in plant identification.
• In the 1850s, he started to botanize in Saxony, including several excursions with Ludwig Schneider and Gustav Maass.
• In August 1833 he arranged a " botanizing excursion " to the mountain, with Lachalet, a Puyallup, as guides.
• Broussonet also spent several months botanizing in the South of France and Catalonia with Father Pierre Andr?Pourret ( 1754-1818 ).
• Michaux " p鑢e " botanized in North America for nearly a dozen years ( 1785 96 ) as royal collector for France.
• Following graduation, he returned to Croatia, where he botanized in areas along the Adriatic Sea and islands within the Gulf of Quarnero.
• He returned in the spring of 1835 and spent the next year botanizing in the Pacific Northwest, an area already covered by David Douglas.
• The expedition left on 2 December, reached the Tres Maria Islands on 17 December for provisions and botanizing, and spent Christmas at sea.
• The Lemmons botanized extensively along the way, including collecting the plant " Tagetes lemmonii " which is now called the Mount Lemmon marigold.
• As soon as she and Commerson landed on shore to botanize, Baret was immediately surrounded by Tahitians who cried out that she was a woman.