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**Between December 4th and January 8th, the curatorial staff will be accepting requests, but will
not be sending out shipments due to the holiday season.-->
Davis and Losos labs identify link between climate change and invasive species in Thoreau's woods.
>>Boston Globe
>>WBUR.org
>>Harvard Gazette
>>Harvard Magazine
Mass Audubon presents "Isaac Sprague and the Art of Discovery" January 31 to May 2, featuring
specimens and library materials from the Harvard University Herbaria and Botany Libraries.
>>Poster [pdf]
Peter del Tredici, Harvard botanist at the Arnold Arboretum, will have a book signing and
discuss his new book Wild Urban Plants of the Northeast at the Harvard Museum of Natural History on Sunday, April 11th at 2pm
>>HMNH events
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- The Harvard University Herbaria, with more than
5 million specimens, are one of the 10 largest Herbaria in the world in number of specimens, and along with the library, form the world's largest university owned herbarium.
Herbaria Highlights
A Short History of Chocolate Theobroma cacao: an exhibit by the Botany Library Staff,
outside of the Main Reading Room and also in the Farlow Library Case.
A Farlow Library of Cryptogamic Botany Exhibit in the Farlow Herbarium cases: Cordyceps and Related Fungi
Selected Illustrations of Daisuke Shimizu Published by The Japanese Society for Cordyceps Research.