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#AdventBotany 2018, Day 19: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight; a spot of medieval Advent Botany

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Alastair Culham
Posted on
19 December 2018

By Alex Mills So, it’s Christmas time. You’re having a bit of food with your friends and family. Well, a lot of food. It’s Christmas, isn’t it? It’s all very…Read More >

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#AdventBotany Day 4: The Glastonbury Thorn

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Alastair Culham
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4 December 2017

By Karen Andrews Botanists are no strangers to muddy boots. Glastonbury conjures up an image today of muddy wellingtons at its famous pop music festival. The town also possesses a…Read More >

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Advent Botany 2016 – Day 24: Professor Vernon Heywood

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Alastair Culham
Posted on
24 December 2016

By DrM Dr M introduced to #adventbotany this year, #adventbotanists, botanists whose birthdays fall within advent. The first featured Erasmus Darwin a great botanical mind from a bygone age.  Dr…Read More >

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