Fronds 88, April 2018

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In this issue

  • Digitising lichens and more
  • Seed imaging project — a hidden world exposed
  • Vibration pollen collection at flowers of native lasiandra, Melastoma affine & the Darwin hypothesis
  • Eucalyptus dye research at the ANBG
  • Friendly Chatter:
    – Photographic Group
    – Guides
    – Growing Friends
    – Friends Botanic Art Groups
    – Plant Science Group
  • An ANBG role in high altitude tropical plant conservation
  • What’s new in the ANBG Image Collections?
  • Gardens Shorts
  • Friends Briefs
  • Botanical Bookshop
  • What’s On, including Thursday Talks

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