botanize

Clarke had hoped to find time to botanize, which was something Bell wished him to do, but as the geology work involved working at speed but consistently accurately, he felt that as "a new chum at it I am slow beyond even my usual slowness, so I have with many regrets to pass by all sorts of things unknown to me".

This old tale is probably based on the facts that the French priest and botanist Charles Plumier (1646-1704) really did botanize in the West Indies and that the tree commonly known as frangipani was named after him.

In this context, MNCs must be regarded as a potentially very fruitful 'bowl or kettle offish' in which to botanize. The contextual heterogeneity, combined with the intra-organizational complexity and individual variability, makes it possible to study a rich and varied set of identification processes shaping social interaction, and ultimately to study organizational performance.

In 1870 it was Norrlin's turn to botanize in the Onega region, and in the first part of his Flora Kareliae Onegensis (Norrlin 1871) he could consider the problem of the boundary in detail, beginning with a historical introduction from Wirzen till Sahlberg.

In their process of exploring the cultural and geographical features of the region, Edwards and L base themselves for a time in the village of Caprile, and, having secured side-saddles, mules, and the services of two local guides, they take day trips to various sites to sketch, botanize, and admire the scenery.

After Bertram acquires a text on "Latin grammar" (181), this American farmer explains that within only "[t]hree months time," has was able "to botanize all over my farm" and, "in a little time I became acquainted with every vegetable that grew in my neighborhood" (181).

In terms of out-of-class activities, Henslow and Darwin went on field trips together to collect the insects that Darwin particularly fancied and also to botanize, collecting specimens for Henslow's herbarium which still exists and has recently received attention from a group of historians and botanists (Kohn et al., 2005).