When Botany Was for Ladies - JSTOR Daily

In nineteenth century America, young women took to studying botany—a conjoining of interest, social acceptance, and readily available schooling.

How a Pioneering Botanist Broke Down Japan's Gender Barriers, Science

Dumbarton Oaks - Broth, syrup, antidote: sarsaparilla, a name referring to various species of the Smilax genus, served myriad medicinal purposes throughout the #EarlyModern period. From our #PlantHumanities Initiative and JSTOR Daily

Plant of the Month: Cretan Rockrose - JSTOR Daily

JSTOR Daily on X: From a mercantile powerhouse in the Middle Ages to a stage for genocidal terror in the twentieth century, Nuremberg has played a pivotal role in German history. #

Livia Gershon - JSTOR Daily

Do We Really Need Robot Farmers? - JSTOR Daily

Wild about Wildflowers - by Toni Armstrong - History Buzz

Celebrating Women's History Month - JSTOR Daily

The Real Pocahontas - JSTOR Daily

England's Forgotten Favorite Drink - JSTOR Daily

Dustin Marchello on LinkedIn: The Miyawaki Method: A Better Way to Build Forests? - JSTOR Daily

The Feminist History of Prohibition - JSTOR Daily