Bartram, John

Terrence Thompson John Fawell Shoichi Kunikane Darryl Jackson Stephen Appleyard Philip Callan Jamie Bartram Philip Kingston... 

This did not end medicinal plant activity in the South. By 1770 John Ellis produced a catalog of some fifty plants from the Orient and Tropics that he regarded as well suited for cultivation in the South. 2 The early botanical expeditions through the Southeast undertaken by scientific adventurists such as William Bartram, Mark Catesby, Johann David Schopf, and others established the South as an important source of indigenous medicinal plants early on. Although the South... 

John Bartram in Philadelphia (Smyth, 1907). John Bartram probably planted the soybean seed sent to him by Franklin and/or Bowen in his garden, which was situated on the west bank of the Schuylkill River below Philadelphia (Fox, 1919 Bartram, 1807 Bartram, 2004). 

Bartram, W. William Bartrams Common Place Book , The John Bartram Association Philadelphia, 2004. 

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