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TETTRIS

TETTRIs (Transforming European Taxonomy through Training, Research and Innovations) is a European project that aims to build taxonomic research capacity by transferring fundamental knowledge to citizens operating in the field, working together with natural history museums and other taxonomic facilities together with relevant social actors near EU biodiversity hotspots and other protected areas. https://tettris.eu

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Crépin’s Roses from the NHM in Vienna

François Crépin (1830-1903) was a Belgian self-taught botanist and rose-specialist. He was born in Rochefort, an area that was among th…

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Plants of France

A lot of specimens from the Meise Botanic Garden herbarium have passed through DoeDat over the years, mainly from the focused collections from Belgiu…

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Plants of Germany

A lot of specimens from the Meise Botanic Garden herbarium have passed through DoeDat over the years, mainly from the focused collections from Belgiu…

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