Field Naturalists’ Excursion.

Simmonds, J. H.

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“…Unless JHS Snr was clearly listed as one of the collectors, specimens labelled as collected by the Field Naturalists were excluded from the master list. Many of the RSQ field excursions involved JHS Snr, and he wrote a number of reports about the activities and collections (Simmonds 1888a(Simmonds , 1888b(Simmonds , 1889aSimmonds & Grimes 1889). At the RSQ meetings, JHS Snr regularly presented exhibits of the plants that were collected during the excursions, both as fresh specimens and pressed herbarium specimens (Anon.…”

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A family’s contribution to Queensland botany: John Howard Simmonds [Snr] (1862–1955), Rose Simmonds (née Culpin) (1877–1960) and John Howard Simmonds [Jnr] (1901–1992)

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was an amateur collector of botanical specimens, fossils and shells in south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales. About 2120 herbarium specimens can be attributed to J.H.Simmonds, although both his wife Rose Simmonds {nee Culpin) and their eldest son John Howard (Jack) Simmonds Jnr. ) also collected botanical specimens under this designation. About 15 collections of botanical specimens by the Simmondses are designated as type materials, and about four fossil specimens collected by J.H. Simmonds Snr also represent type materials. Family members were eponymously commemorated in the names of 10 taxa of plants, liverworts, fungi and fossils.

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A family’s contribution to Queensland botany: John Howard Simmonds [Snr] (1862–1955), Rose Simmonds (née Culpin) (1877–1960) and John Howard Simmonds [Jnr] (1901–1992)

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Field Naturalists’ Excursion.

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A family’s contribution to Queensland botany: John Howard Simmonds [Snr] (1862–1955), Rose Simmonds (née Culpin) (1877–1960) and John Howard Simmonds [Jnr] (1901–1992)

A family’s contribution to Queensland botany: John Howard Simmonds [Snr] (1862–1955), Rose Simmonds (née Culpin) (1877–1960) and John Howard Simmonds [Jnr] (1901–1992)

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