About Cora H. Clarke

Cora Huidekoper Clarke was an American amateur entomologist, science educator and botanist specializing in bryophytes. Her chief entomological studies were on galls caused by wasps (Cynipidae) and flies (Cecidomyiidae), which she reared, photographed and documented, with several new species being described from the collections that she made.

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Cora H. Clarke

American botanist and entomologist (1851–1916)

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About Cora H. Clarke

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Occupation: botanist, entomologist, photographer, botanical collector

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February 9, 1851

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April 2, 1916

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