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On 1 October 1957, Hubbard was promoted to Keeper of the Herbarium and Library at Kew, and rose to deputy director in April 1959. His first wife died in 1961. and in 1963, Hubbard married Florence Kate Hubbard, his
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and Hubbard moved with it, keeping his British herbarium at 9 Crick Road, the former residence of
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Grasses: a Guide to their Structure, Identification, Uses and Distribution in the British Isles
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Stickman, Part 33. Further accounts of Australian species, and a key to the section
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Charles Edward Hubbard was born on 23 May 1900 in Appleton, a hamlet on the
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S. R. Yadav; A. N. Chandore; S. M. Gund; M. Nandikar; M. Lekhak (2010).
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Hubbard published a long series of scientific articles, chiefly on the
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Gramineae Britannicae exsiccatae ex herbario Kewensi distributae
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Hubbard was the recipient of a number of awards, including the
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In April 1920, Hubbard left the Sandringham Estate to join the
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A number of botanical names commemorate Hubbard, including
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by marriage. On 30 November 1965, he retired and moved to
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in central Queensland, accumulating 15,000 specimens.
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was first validly described by C. E. Hubbard in 1978.
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Botanische Staatssammlung München 25: 751:Veitch Memorial Medal recipients 746:People from Sandringham, Norfolk 257: 731:Botanists active in Kew Gardens 487:International Plant Names Index 163:. Hubbard published his first 721:20th-century British botanists 117:King Edward VII Grammar School 1: 522:Australian National Herbarium 641:Bor, from its type locality" 548:IndExs – Index of Exsiccatae 767: 575:Cambridge University Press 145:Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew 391:(and thus also the tribe 345:(1970). He was awarded a 155:, working at first under 178:Government of Queensland 569:David Gledhill (2008). 270:Charles Edward Hubbard 50:He is indicated by the 416:20th-century botanists 351: 176:At the request of the 100: 86: 28:Charles Edward Hubbard 639:Hubbardia heptaneuron 360:University of Reading 343:Veitch Memorial Medal 229:George Claridge Druce 92: 72: 598:P. Auquier (1980). " 198:Queensland Herbarium 571:The Names of Plants 157:Stephen Troyte Dunn 125:Bygdøy Royal Estate 93:The maritime grass 82:Parapholis strigosa 52:author abbreviation 524:. 13 November 2007 398:Pandanus hubbardii 339:Linnean Gold Medal 267:has a profile for 245:Hampton, Middlesex 204:. He carried out 159:, and later under 105:Sandringham Estate 101: 87: 39:, specialising in 741:English botanists 584:978-0-521-86645-3 273: 16:(Redirected from 758: 695: 694: 664: 658: 657: 645: 632: 626: 625: 616:(1/2): 241–247. 595: 589: 588: 573:(4th ed.). 566: 560: 559: 557: 555: 540: 534: 533: 531: 529: 510: 499: 498: 496: 494: 479: 473: 472: 447: 356: 305:. He edited the 271: 261: 260: 233:Bodleian Library 221:Second World War 165:scientific paper 96:Spartina anglica 34: 21: 766: 765: 761: 760: 759: 757: 756: 755: 701: 700: 699: 698: 678:Pacific Science 666: 665: 661: 649:Current Science 643: 637:"Relocation of 634: 633: 629: 597: 596: 592: 585: 568: 567: 563: 553: 551: 542: 541: 537: 527: 525: 512: 511: 502: 492: 490: 481: 480: 476: 451:J. P. M. 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Hubbard 716:1980 deaths 711:1900 births 673:Microstigma 528:13 February 493:13 February 393:Hubbardieae 370:hubbardiana 291:West Indies 219:During the 210:Rockhampton 139:Kew Gardens 121:King's Lynn 41:agrostology 705:Categories 691:10125/3371 422:References 272:(Q2353716) 206:field work 161:Otto Stapf 76:Parapholis 73:The genus 656:(7): 884. 554:10 August 518:Biography 388:Hubbardia 377:hubbardii 375:Digitaria 325:Accolades 307:exsiccata 295:Mauritius 186:Melbourne 153:herbarium 149:arboretum 65:Biography 55:C.E.Hubb. 669:Pandanus 405:See also 362:(1960). 333:(1954), 212:and the 202:Brisbane 190:Adelaide 37:botanist 622:3667787 469:4117577 358:by the 283:grasses 265:Scholia 208:around 109:Norfolk 45:grasses 620:  581:  489:. 2005 467:  395:) and 368:Acacia 301:, and 225:Oxford 182:Sydney 644:(PDF) 618:JSTOR 465:JSTOR 317:book 309:work 251:Works 194:Perth 170:Stipa 127:near 579:ISBN 556:2024 530:2011 495:2011 303:Fiji 192:and 129:Oslo 687:hdl 675:". 335:CBE 331:OBE 200:in 119:in 107:in 32:CBE 707:: 683:23 681:. 654:98 652:. 646:. 614:50 612:. 607:/ 577:. 546:. 520:. 516:. 503:^ 485:. 461:36 459:. 430:^ 401:. 379:, 372:, 297:, 293:, 235:. 188:, 184:, 135:. 61:. 693:. 689:: 624:. 587:. 558:. 532:. 497:. 471:. 276:. 79:( 20:)

Index

C.E. Hubbard
CBE
botanist
agrostology
grasses
author abbreviation
botanical name

Parapholis
Parapholis strigosa

Spartina anglica
Sandringham Estate
Norfolk
Maud of Wales
King Edward VII Grammar School
King's Lynn
Bygdøy Royal Estate
Oslo
Royal Air Force
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
arboretum
herbarium
Stephen Troyte Dunn
Otto Stapf
scientific paper
Stipa
Government of Queensland
Sydney
Melbourne

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