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POTD – Vepris dicarpella (IUCN VU), #Sapindales #Rutaceae, shrub #endemic to #Madagascar, recorded in #TsaratananaPA, #Sofia_region, #Bentham_Moxon_Trust #Accelerated_Taxonomy

Hier nous avons visité les communautés ver FC Pic de Fon avec nos collègues de l'IRAG Sérédou qui sont en train de faire l'agroforestrie avec Café Ziama et arbres menacés & socioéconomiques. Merci pour l'acceuil chaleureux. Charlotte Couch Kew Africa Team Faya Julien Simbiano🌱

EA herbarium's Ken Wambua, participating in a botanical exploration with Ahmed Ibrahim Awale & Faisal Jama in various parts of #Somaliland (incl. Daallo Forest, known to be home to strict endemics such as Diplolophium somaliense. This was made possible by Somaliland Biodiversity Foundation.

"the science of Taxonomy and phylogenetic systematics is an ever-evolving discipline that still faces enormous challenges in documenting and understanding the biodiversity of life on Earth" 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Each year we hold a talk to mark the presentation of the Darwin-Wallace theory of evolution by natural selection at a Linnean Society meeting #OTD in 1858. Watch last year's talk by Jim Costa on scientist, spiritualist and socialist Alfred Russel Wallace: youtube.com/watch?v=3f3KPL…

Happy to see the herbarium press 🌿 as part of a display for the Emperor of Japan Kew Gardens Kew Science Wakehurst

Big thank you to Iain Darbyshire for a great opportunity at Kew Herbarium today to learn to identify key Acanthaceae genera with Renata Borosova Sebastian Hatt Ana Rita Simões Nicolas Biggs Kew Americas Kew Asia

Job alert 📢 We are looking for a Herbarium Support Officer to join the Kew Science Herbarium Curation team: careers.kew.org/vacancy/herbar… Closing Sunday 7th July. 🌿

Identification in action today Clare Drinkell and Sophie 🌿 Kew Science #Herbarium

Stunning displays today in kew Herbarium’s Wing C beautifully prepared for 2 different tours. #sciencecommunication #displaycuration #collections

The Urticaeae specimens tucked up for the night, and ready for Friday 🌿 #herbarium Kew Science

The Damselfly & the Fire Bell – Tales from the Kew herbarium, from historic alarms to ancient insects, we’ve come across some unique and unusual things in one of the world’s largest dried plant collections by Chiara Seed and Runfei Ma #herbarium #curation kew.org/read-and-watch…

Botanical illustrators in action today in the Kew Herbarium, depicting species from Africa, the Pacific and S America Kew Africa Team

It's the countdown to IBC2024 - only a few hours away now! To those with an interest on #African #flora, you're welcome to join our Symposium: "African taxonomy: a collaborative effort towards biodiversity conservation" 📢 Mon 22 Jul (14h35-16.35 // 17h-19h) 🌿🌾

Why is digitizing the Collections important to Science? Priscila Reis Kew Science #IBC

link.springer.com/article/10.100… New monograph of the extraordinary African parasitic plant genus Hydnora - hot off the press! Click here to get up close and personal with probably the WEIRDEST plant in the world ✨🐙 Chris Thorogood Olwen M. Grace Prof Dunc Cameron 🏳️‍🌈♿️ 🐝 Kew Africa Team Kew Bulletin

X Don't miss this very rare opportunity to visit the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Herbarium - purpose built to house the 7 million preserved plant specimens gathered from around the world over a span of 260 years (openhouse.org.uk) 14-15 Sept 2024 #curation #herbarium

On #tbt of the amazing event that IBC2024 was,here are the highlights of our Symposium on #African #Plant #Taxonomy and #Conservation! Huge thanks to our speakers for sharing their work, and participants for joining in on great discussions. Kew Africa Team GC Herbarium Kew Science

🔊 #Plant #Taxonomy #Training Opportunity Alert! 🌿🔬Our next Plant Taxonomy Skills course is coming up in June/July 2025 - this time in Kenya! East African early career scientists invited to apply. More details below. Deadline for applications: 31st August 2024.

Data hole for Angolan plants GBIF @ecoevo.social/@gbif not an artefact. All 4 Protea spp on #Cuito2016 new to Moxico prov Kew Africa Team