How the Compositae became the dominant family in the plant kingdom (lantern lecture, Exeter, Devon, England, 21 March 1903)

Type of event

lantern lecture

Full title

How the Compositae became the dominant family in the plant kingdom

Date

21 March 1903

Relations to other events

see also Some insects of local interest (lantern lecture, Exeter, Devon, England, 21 March 1903)

Location

Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Queen Street, Exeter, Devon, England

Continuity

element of larger event

Price of admission

free to members

Time of day

20:00

People linked to event

WARE, Alan H. (1871-c.1956) – lecturer

Organisations linked to event

RAMC Field Club – organiser

Reference

[Unidentified newspaper cutting] (n.d.)
– found in cuttings book in Royal Albert Memorial Museum archive

“With Lantern Illustrations and Specimens.”

Notes

This was the second of two papers given at an evening meeting of the RAMC Field Club.

Lucerna ID 7006513

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 31 January 2018

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How the Compositae became the dominant family in the plant kingdom (lantern lecture, Exeter, Devon, England, 21 March 1903)