Reminiscences of The New York Botanical Garden 1925–1940

Smith, Albert C.

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“…Rudolf Hoerold (1882Hoerold ( -1945, the one-time Director-General of Sanssouci near Berlin, was a German monographer of the tribe Thibaudieae, of whom Smith said (along with Hemsley) that his was the only comprehensive, if somewhat limited, work available to him. This was due to the fact that Hoerold was only working on specimens from one herbarium when conducting his studies in the early 1900s (Smith, 1932;Smith, 1996). He mentions some 53 species of Cavendishia with 22 of these being new in 1909 (Hoerold, 1909).…”

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“…His 1932 publication The American Species of Thibaudieae was accepted as his PhD thesis and in it he followed the delimitation outlined by Hoerold and attempted to bring the latter's work up to date. This was Smith's first revision of any consequence (Smith, 1932;Smith, 1996;Wagner & Lorence, 2000-2001. The number of species known by this time was around 75 (73 described with 3 or 4 unplaced).…”

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