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(@flannerm.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 28 octobre 2023. Le compte a 90 abonnés, suit 118 comptes et a publié 216 posts.

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  • Andrew Hipp@andrewlhipp.bsky.social

    "It is strange how much happiness it brings. I can hardly tear myself away. I am learning nothing. I am seeing life in action and it has all the pleasures of listening again and again to the same song, the confirming familiarity of those repetitions."

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  • Brigitte Nerlich@bnerlich.bsky.social

    As watermarks are spreading, I bet you want to know how this #metaphor works or not in #AI discourse - so here is an older post makingsciencepublic.com/2026/08/21/a...

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  • Sachs Museum at Missouri Botanical Garden@mobotmuseum.bsky.social

    #TheLiteraryGarden Sal tree (Shorea robusta), Nepal @mobotgarden.bsky.social The Sal tree grows across South China, Myanmar, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and India, forming Sal forests. Sal trees and forests are culturally, economically, and religiously crucial for the Eastern Himalayas region.

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  • UTK Herbarium - TENN@utkherbarium.bsky.social

    What a special visit to TENN! Family, former students, and friends of Vernon McNeilus explored his botanical collection. They knew he studied sedges, but were amazed by the variety of plants and states represented. We loved hearing their memories and sharing his botanical legacy! #HerbariumTour

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  • Sarah Finn@romanceofbooks.bsky.social

    Chrysanthemums from “Japan: Described and Illustrated by the Japanese” written by eminent Japanese authorities and scholars; edited by Captain F. Brinkley. Published in 1897. The collotype prints of Japanese flowers were made in Tokyo by Ogawa Kazumasa. UWM Special Collections.

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