Titlebook: Computers in Botanical Collections; J. P. M. Brenan,R. Ross,J. T. Williams Book 1975 Plenum Press, London 1975 Vegetation.flora.herbar.pla

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Discussion, Afternoon, Wednesday, 3 October,This discussion, led by Dr. R.M. Cowan, was a general one on the papers read during the afternoon, and additionally on those given in the morning.

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Discussion, Afternoon, Thursday, 4 October,This was a general discussion, led by Mr. B.J. Harwood, of the papers read during the afternoon.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33832-2to do this with particular reference to the Kew Herbarium. An account is given of the Kew Herbarium and its arrangement. Most herbarium arrangements permit of a more or less efficient information retrieval system to be operated by conventional means and within limits. It is doubtful whether any majo

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Ronald Hitzler,Michaela Pfadenhauere common objectives of the classical floras as it includes ecological and environmental studies and it is utilizing electronic data processing methods for the entire project..The main objective is the production of a Flora of the same type as an ordinary good modern one. At the same time it could se

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137362308Data Bank, and equally well defined processing strategy and operating procedures based on the use of IBM’s commercially marketed software known as the “Generalized Information System” (GIS). Each data file forms a module of the Data Bank and links by appropriate codes to related files. The files are

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