Peter Moonlight
@petermoonlight.bsky.social
#IAmABotanist
Herbarium Curator & Assistant Professor of Botany at TCD
Herbarium Curator & Assistant Professor of Botany at TCD
Congratulations Norbert! That is a huge amount of work. Remind me to chat to you about this next time I'm over.
October 6, 2025 at 10:58 AM
Congratulations Norbert! That is a huge amount of work. Remind me to chat to you about this next time I'm over.
My thoughts exactly! A lock also speaks against that.
The issue with any anaysis is I am unsure what it has been used for for the last 80 years... we may find "resedue of umbrellas" or similar, but worth a try!
The issue with any anaysis is I am unsure what it has been used for for the last 80 years... we may find "resedue of umbrellas" or similar, but worth a try!
October 1, 2025 at 4:22 PM
My thoughts exactly! A lock also speaks against that.
The issue with any anaysis is I am unsure what it has been used for for the last 80 years... we may find "resedue of umbrellas" or similar, but worth a try!
The issue with any anaysis is I am unsure what it has been used for for the last 80 years... we may find "resedue of umbrellas" or similar, but worth a try!
Very plausible! Harvey travelled in both mapped and unmapped areas. This was my first thought too.
October 1, 2025 at 9:53 AM
Very plausible! Harvey travelled in both mapped and unmapped areas. This was my first thought too.
That is our best guess so far, but a very unorthodox shape. Perhaps specifically a watertight vasculum for seaweed?
October 1, 2025 at 7:27 AM
That is our best guess so far, but a very unorthodox shape. Perhaps specifically a watertight vasculum for seaweed?
It does! It is Harvey's name, nothing more.
October 1, 2025 at 7:26 AM
It does! It is Harvey's name, nothing more.
Thanks Siobhan!! We will be CC0 by our next data update (hopefully this week).
September 9, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Thanks Siobhan!! We will be CC0 by our next data update (hopefully this week).