Nora Barlow
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Nora Barlow was a notable British botanist and the granddaughter of the famous naturalist Charles Darwin. She made significant contributions to the study of plant taxonomy and was instrumental in the popularization of Darwin's work through her writings and research. Barlow's passion for botany was evident from an early age, and she dedicated her life to understanding the complexities of plant life, drawing on her family's rich scientific heritage.
Geburtsdatum
November 22, 1885
Geburtsort
London, England
Todesdatum
May 20, 1975
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