Beltsville / Palearctic / Charlottesville / New York / Carolina / Cannes / Callaway / Champaign / Monticello / London / Grand Rapids / /
Company
Pergammon Press / N. Smith S. A. / T. L. P. / Stipes Publishing / Princeton University Press / Missing Partners / Angiosperm Phylogeny Group / /
Continent
North America / Europe / /
Country
New Zealand / France / United States / Canada / Australia / /
Currency
USD / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
Cannes / /
Event
Extinction / /
Facility
National Agricultural Library / Mount Vernon / University Press / Kentucky State University / USDA plant / IN THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM / Monticello / Polly Hill Arboretum / Missouri Botanical Garden / University of Guelph Arboretum / /
IndustryTerm
food source / /
NaturalFeature
Thames River / Mount Vernon / Mississippi Valley / Bahama Islands / /
Organization
Linnaean Society / Princeton University / USDA / Lewis and Clark / American Genetic Association / Kentucky State University / University of Guelph Arboretum / /
Person
Lewis / NANCY ROSE / Tim Boland / José I. Hormaza / Michel Adanson / Richard Hackluyt / George Washington / Mark Catesby / Gary Koller / Jack Alexander / Charles Sprague Sargent / John Lawson / Joseph de Bonnecamps / William Clark / Chamberlain / Daniel Boone / MEGAN MCCARTY / Asimina / MICHAEL DOSMANN / Native Americans / Thomas Jefferson / Charles Edward Faxon / Pierre Deliette / /
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Jesuit priest / Minister / current director / officer / northernmost representative / trader and colonial official / /
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Texas / Kansas / Nebraska / Kentucky / New Jersey / Ohio / Virginia / Maryland / Illinois / Middlesex County / New York / Michigan / Missouri / Florida / M. B. / North Carolina / Georgia / Massachusetts / Ontario / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of Biogeography / The Natural History / /
Region
southern Michigan / northern Florida / southern Ontario / eastern United States / northern United States / Central America / western Texas / southeastern United States / South America / eastern Texas / western New York / southern Georgia / southeastern North America / /
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