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Fran Kern with herbarium specimen
Fran Kern a botanist at the Natural History Museum, London. The specimen featured is Nymphaea candida C. Presl, candid water lily collected in Sweden
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In this studio shot, renowned botanist Fran Kern is seen intently examining a herbarium specimen of Nymphaea candida, commonly known as the candid water lily. The Natural History Museum in London, where Fran works as a dedicated scientist, houses this precious plant specimen in its extensive and valuable herbarium collection. The Nymphaea candida is a beautiful and rare water lily belonging to the Nymphaeaceae family, specifically the Nymphaeales order, within the Angiosperms, a group of flowering plants that includes dicotyledons and monocotyledons. This particular specimen was collected in Sweden, adding to the museum's international botanical repository. Fran's focused expression and the meticulous arrangement of her tools and the specimen itself convey the depth of her research and commitment to the study of angiosperms, specifically water lilies. The delicate white petals of the water lily are spread out, revealing its intricate structure and the veins that transport nutrients and water throughout the plant. The specimen is carefully pinned to the herbarium sheet, preserving its fragile beauty for future generations to study and appreciate. As a respected botanist, Fran's work contributes significantly to the scientific community's understanding of water lilies and their role in ecosystems. Her research and discoveries help expand the knowledge of the natural world, ensuring that the Natural History Museum remains at the forefront of botanical research and education. This image encapsulates the dedication, curiosity, and passion that drives Fran and countless other scientists to explore the wonders of the plant kingdom.
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