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1. Throughout the paper, Brown makes morphological observations that have since been described by David Mabberley as " all brilliant and thought-provoking ".
2. David Mabberley describes this section as " a remarkably clear exposition of one of the most intricate and misunderstood areas of developmental anatomy in higher plants ."
3. Of these remarks on the systematics of various families, David Mabberley has claimed " the observations are of immense value to botanists and of almost breathtaking insight ."
4. This wild lime is a species of " Microcitrus " according to the Swingle system, called " Microcitrus warburgiana ", and according to the classification of David Mabberley, it is to be called " Citrus warburgiana ".
5. It then discusses the biogeography of Proteaceae, noting the southern hemisphere ( that is, Gondwanan ) distribution of the family, and that " [ t ] he most numerous genera are also the most widely diffused . " Brown then discusses the morphology of the family, including a discussion of pollen shape; according to David Mabberley this represents " the first major study of the subject, palynology ".
6. It's difficult to find david mabberley in a sentence. 用david mabberley造句挺難的
7. In 1985 David Mabberley offered the following in Salisbury's defence : " If Salisbury was guilty, why did he do it ? . . . [ N ] o doubt Salisbury felt that Brown was encroaching on his territory, for he had been writing on, and studying, Proteaceae for some time, and here was the Librarian of Smith's Linnean Society dashing off a paper to get his names into " Hortus kewensis ", criticizing Salisbury and abandoning some of his names on the way.