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How herbarium specimens are prepared at the Cambridge University Herbarium
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What is a Herbarium? The scientific and historical treasures of the Cambridge University Herbarium
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How plants get their scientific names, a short introduction to plant taxonomy
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The Great British Elm Hunt - Cambridge University Herbarium Hack - Cambridge Festival 2023
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Cambridge University Herbarium awarded Designated Status
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Botany in 18th Century Cambridge: A first look inside the Martyn collection (with Q&A)
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300 Years and a Million Dead Plants: a Virtual Tour of the Cambridge University Herbarium
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Darwin specimen re-discovered at Cambridge University Herbarium - BBC Look East
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The Cambridge University Herbarium, part of the Department of Plant Sciences, is one of the largest single biodiversity archives in the UK, comprising an estimated 1.1M specimens representing over 300 years of natural history records. Awarded Designated Status by the Arts Council England in 2022 as a collection of outstanding national importance, the University Herbarium is starting to be opened up - join us in discovering the treasures inside this scientifically and historically important collection.
Twitter: @CUHerb
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