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Fragrant bee balm has gardens buzzing
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Bee balm
cultivars, colors
Adam - bright red
Cambridge Scarlet - clear red to crimson
Croftway Pink - soft rose
Prairie Night - purplish
Snow White - creamy white
Violet Queen - lavender
Monarda (Monarda didyma; Monarda fistulosa), commonly called bee
balm, Oswego tea or horsemint, is a mysterious plant. One authority
calls it an herb, another a wildflower, still others a ...
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King of the duck-billed dinosaurs.(Histories)
Magazine article from: New Scientist
; ...ground. Intrigued, the 18-year-old Nopcsa sent them to the eminent Viennese geologist Eduard Suess for identification. Work it out for yourself, Suess told him. Nopcsa enrolled at the University of Vienna and did just that. The bones were...
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Love among the fossils.(Histories)
Magazine article from: New Scientist
; ...Antarctica. Only a few years earlier, Austrian geologist Eduard Suess had suggested that the southern continents had once been...was Antarctica: if seed ferns had once grown there then Suess had to be right. Scott, Stopes confided to a friend...
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A history written in stone Matt Ridley on why, if you can read rocks, the earth has a fascinating story to tell
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...7222 A CENTURY ago this year, the Austrian geologist Eduard Suess completed his ambitious four-volume history of the earth...triumphs of 20th-century science, to explain so much that Suess could not. The saga of earth's history, once you know...
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JUPITER SCIENTIFIC: "Science Bible" among most imimportant books of 2nd millennium.
M2 Presswire
; ...Clerk Maxwell (for Maxwell's contribution to physics) 1885-1909 "Das Antlitz der Erde" (The Face of Earth) by Eduard Suess (for its contribution to geology) 1884-1887 "The Scientific Papers" of James Prescott Joule (for Joule's contribution...
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 "The Economist (US)")
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Theirs is the Earth, and all that's in it; Geology.(The giants of geology)
Magazine article from: The Economist (US)
; ...titanic as the struggle for space of the plates themselves. The names of long-forgotten geologists litter the pages. Eduard Suess assembled much of the data that showed the continents must have moved, but could not bring himself to draw that awesome...
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The Development of Geomorphology: vol. 3, Historical and Regional Geomorphology, 1890-1950.
Magazine article from: The Geographical Review
; ...Especially cogent are the summaries of isostasy and of the development of eustatic theory and the contributions of Eduard Suess. The second part reviews and summarizes the global debate spurred by the geographical-cycle model of Davis. However...
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