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Plant Humanities
Plant Humanities
By studying plants and fungi in the context of humanities disciplines such as history, literature, art, and philosophy, researchers gain insights into how plants have influenced human culture and identity. Plants play a vital role in deep-rooted…
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William Eggleston - Portraits 1974
William Eggleston - Portraits 1974
William Eggleston - Portraits 1974 28 July - 14 October 2007 William Eggleston: Untitled, 1974, pigment print on archival paper. This exhibition was the first showing of large-format colour photographs by William Eggleston, taken in 1974 on a 5…
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Plants on Paper: curatorial practice and the decolonization of collections of scientific prints and drawings
Plants on Paper
The project is funded by Getty as part of the Paper Project initiative and has the following goals: Raise awareness of RBGE’s extraordinary art collection - Identify and share relevant key works as case studies to explore the…
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Apply to Join the Workshop
Apply to Join the Workshop
The workshop will use the RBGE's extensive collection of botanical artworks, prints and photographic materials, as a starting point for an exploration of the challenges and opportunities relating to the creation and curation of botanical art and…
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Criteria for Applicants
Criteria for Applicants
1. Expertise / Knowledge Demonstrable involvement in the creation and / or curation of botanical art or art involving plants; we use a broad definition that includes any artistic output inspired by or featuring plants, fungi, and…
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Flora of Nepal
Flora of Nepal
Accurate identification is fundamental to managing a country's plant resources, setting priorities for conservation and monitoring rare species. Nepal's population is mainly rural, and its people use plants from their local environment for food,…
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Sibbaldia: The International Journal of Botanic Garden Horticulture
Sibbaldia
Sibbaldia is a diamond open access journal which provides an opportunity for horticulturists and others in botanic gardens worldwide to share their expertise in maintaining and managing living collections. Horticulture in botanic gardens is…
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Parasitic plant cultivation
Parasitic plant cultivation
Examples, lessons learned and future directions By Chris Thorogood, Joko Ridho Witono, Sofi Mursidawati and Andreas Fleischmann Abstract Parasitic plants contain some of the most bizarre and fascinating organisms in the plant kingdom. Yet they are…
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Science Staff
Science Staff
The RBGE Science Team consists of about 100 staff, students and volunteers, plus around 60 research associates. Based at our Edinburgh site, we work closely with our Horticulture and Learning team and with partners from across Scotland and around…
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Ex Situ Conservation
Ex Situ Conservation
To deliver Target 8 of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation, we have secured 86% of Scotland's threatened plant species in ex situ collections. We maintain a living collection of rare and threatened plant species, sampled from meticolously…
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