He also introduced to the general audience the screw down plant press and the vasculum.
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Together with the screw-down plant press, the vasculum was popularized in Britain by naturalist William Withering around 1770.
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Ralph uses a special botanical blotting paper layered between corrugated cardboard and newsprint as well as a special plant press.
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Both blotting paper and plant presses are available from Forestry Suppliers Catalog, or log on to www . forestry-suppliers . com.
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Specimens prepared in a plant press are later glued to archival-quality card stock with their labels, and are filed in a herbarium.
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A . Very simple tools : a machete, a still camera, a video camera, a backpack, a hat, sun screen, a plant press, some old newspapers.
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To preserve their form and color, plants collected in the field are spread flat on sheets of newsprint and dried, usually in a plant press, between blotters or absorbent paper.
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The organization has two publications : The Plant Press, published biannually in themed issues offering in-depth articles on a topic, and Happenings, a quarterly listing of local chapter and state news.
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With two microscopes, books, a pistol, insect catchers as well as a medicine box and a plant press that he had just bought in Ann Arbor, Minakata went to Jacksonville in April 1891.
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William Withering English botanist, geologist, chemist and physician wrote popular books on British botany, and by describing the screw-down plant press ( and the vasculum ) he brought it to the attention of amateur naturalists in Britain around 1770.
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