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    • A Fossil Buttercup - Nature

      Nature· 13 hours ago

      WHEN we examine a catalogue of fossil plants, such as that for North America recently published by Knowlton, we are struck by the enormous number of recorded species, and readily receive the ...

    • Fauna and Flora of the Aleutian Islands - Nature

      Nature· 11 hours ago

      THE last number of Naturen contains an interesting report by Dr. Leonhard Stejneger of the result of his six months' observations of the fauna and flora of the Kamsehalkan ...

    • The Age of the Present Canadian Flora - Nature

      Nature· 10 hours ago

      PENHALLOW has recently identified some fragments of wood found in the Leda clays of Montreal, as Picea nigra, the common black spruce. This is another addition to the group of plants which represent ...

    • Announcements - Nature

      Nature· 14 hours ago

      IT is announced in The Times of January 25 that the Loder Cup, awarded for “meritorious service in the cultivation and preservation of New Zealand flora”, has been awarded ...

    • Prof. C. R. Zeiller - Nature

      Nature· 13 hours ago

      CHARLES RENE ZEILLER, whose death after a long illness was announced from Paris a few days ago, was a member of the Institute, chief engineer of mines, and professor of palæobotany in the National ...

    • The Flora of Krakatau - Nature

      Nature· 10 hours ago

      THE eruption of Krakatau, from May 20 to the end of August 1883, which killed the vegetation of the three islands of the Krakatau group and destroyed some two thirds of the island of Krakatau ...

    • Scientific Serials - Nature

      Nature· 11 hours ago

      M. Crombie, and Additions to the flora of Berkshire, by James Britten. In this number is also the very useful annual list of the new species of phanerogamous plants described ...

    • Palæontological Papers - Nature

      Nature· 13 hours ago

      The affinities are distinctly with the Upper Cretaceous, and the flora seems to have been well supplied with moisture along a shore-line. E. Wilber Berry (Prof. Paper 91) ...