[DOC] [TLE] David Douglas (botanist) - Wikipedia [PAR] Coast Douglas-fir cone, from a tree grown from seed collected by David Douglas 
in 1826. David Douglas (25 June 1799  12 July 1834) was a Scottish botanist, 
best known as the namesake of the Douglas fir. He worked as a gardener, and 
explored the Scottish Highlands, North America, and Hawaii, where he died. ... 
Several Hawaiian plants were named after him in earlier taxonomies, such... [DOC] [TLE] David Douglas - Wikipedia [PAR] David or Dave Douglas may refer to: David Douglas, 7th Earl of Angus (c. 1515
1558), Scottish nobleman; David Douglas, Lord Reston (17691819), Scottish 
judge and Adam Smith's heir; David Douglas (botanist) (17991834), Scottish 
botanist; David C. Douglas ... school in Portland, Oregon, United States, named 
after the Scottish botanist... [DOC] [TLE] WHO KILLED DAVID DOUGLAS? - Coffee Times [PAR] In 1832, David Douglas, a respected Scottish botanist, was found dead in a pit 
dug ... are named for this first botanist to explore Northwest America and 
California. .... this intrepid adventurer/botanist are the more than 200 Douglas fir 
trees that... [DOC] [TLE] ABCBookWorld [PAR] The burial site of David Douglas is now known as Kaluakauka, literally the 
doctor's pit. ... evergreen tree would become Douglas fir after his death, to honour 
Douglas ... Based at Fort Vancouver, Douglas befriended botany enthusiast 
Archibald .... known Douglas in Scotland, would continue collecting plant 
samples in B.C. [DOC] [TLE] Plant - Ray Sahelian, M.D. [PAR] Plants and their beautiful flowers, trees, Flowers and Plants list and definition by 
... Bulbs, Daffodil, Hyacintg, Lily maddonna turk'c cap american, Narcissus, Tulip 
.... air to the roots - Branches of this evergreen tree are used as a symbol of 
mourning ... Douglas Fir named after Scottish botanist David Douglas who 
collected... [DOC] [TLE] Douglas fir - Plant Lives [PAR] Douglas fir, Kialatsilo (Zuni North American Indian), Montana fir, Oregon ... 
Although the common names of this tree use the words 'pine' and 'fir' ... countries, 
collect mineral samples, and keep notes on the activities of natives  ... The 
common name Douglas commemorates a Scottish botanist David Douglas (1798
-1834). [DOC] [TLE] February/March 2016 - VanDusen Botanical Garden [PAR] Welcome to VanDusen Botanical Garden's 55 acres, which contain more than 
7,500 taxa ... Branches of this evergreen ... Scottish explorer, David Douglas (
1798-1834), whose major work was ... This tree's common and botanical names 
honour both David ... Menzies collected samples of Mahonia in September, 1792 
while. [DOC] [TLE] PLANT HUNTER AND PACIFIC NORTH\ATEST EXPLORER DAVID ... [PAR] NAME LIVES ON WITH THE GIANT DOUGLAS-FIR BY PETER STEKEL ... plants 
in the damp Scottish climate, culti- ... back samples of fiuit trees He traveled ... 
directors, and the collection of new North. American plants delighted the 
botanists. ... evergreen shrub salal, Douglas wrote: ... Reservation The names of 
Martln. [DOC] [TLE] Dig into a plant's scientific name and you may unearth a fascinating ... [PAR] Dec 8, 2004 ... David Douglas explored western North America beginning in 1825, and although 
... connected to the Douglas fir, he took back with him to Britain samples of some 
of ... Wilson himself is noted in some of the plants he collected in the wild. ... is 
named over for Archibald Menzies, a Scottish doctor and botanist. [DOC] [TLE] artemisia guide in pages 9 - Herb Society of America [PAR] Dec 3, 2013 ... What follows is a sampling of these useful plants: Artemisia ..... Tree wormwood is 
an aromatic, upright, evergreen or ..... The plant is named after Scottish botanist 
David Douglas (1798-1834) who identified .... plant is a protected species in the 
Alps; collection is limited to what an adult hand can hold, and it. [DOC] [TLE] TREASURED TREE TRAIL MAP GUID... - Placer County - California [PAR] is an evergreen tree with sharply pointed leaf tips native to ... the

Question: This evergreen tree was named for Scottish botanist David Douglas, who collected samples in America
Answer: the Douglas fir