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Dorothy Popenoe (19 June 1899 – 30 December 1932; born Dorothy Kate Hughes) was an English archaeologist, botanist, and scientific illustrator. Popenoe attended the Welsh Girls' School in Ashford until the beginning of World War I when she joined the Women's Land Army. In 1918, she began work at Kew Garden in London, England as an assistant to Dr. . During this time, she also studied botany at the University of London, becoming an expert in grasses. In July 1923, she accepted an invitation from Agnes Chase to join the staff of the United States National Herbarium in the Office of Foreign Plant Introduction. She conducted numerous studies of cultivated bamboo. Through her work in Washington, D.C. she met the agricultural explorer and tropical fruit expert, Wilson Popenoe. They married on No

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  • Dorothy Popenoe (en)
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  • ドロシー・ポペノー (ja)
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  • Dorothy Kate Hughes de Popenoe (1899-1932) fue una botánica y arqueóloga inglesa.​ (es)
  • Dorothy Popenoe (née Dorothy Kate Hughes), née en juin 1899, Ashford (Surrey), Angleterre et morte en décembre 1932 est une archéologue et botaniste britannique. (fr)
  • ドロシー・ポペノー(Dorothy Popenoe、結婚前の名 Dorothy Kate Hughe、1899年7月 - 1932年12月)はイギリス生まれで、アメリカ合衆国、南米で働いた、植物学者、考古学者である。 (ja)
  • Dorothy Popenoe (19 June 1899 – 30 December 1932; born Dorothy Kate Hughes) was an English archaeologist, botanist, and scientific illustrator. Popenoe attended the Welsh Girls' School in Ashford until the beginning of World War I when she joined the Women's Land Army. In 1918, she began work at Kew Garden in London, England as an assistant to Dr. . During this time, she also studied botany at the University of London, becoming an expert in grasses. In July 1923, she accepted an invitation from Agnes Chase to join the staff of the United States National Herbarium in the Office of Foreign Plant Introduction. She conducted numerous studies of cultivated bamboo. Through her work in Washington, D.C. she met the agricultural explorer and tropical fruit expert, Wilson Popenoe. They married on No (en)
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  • Ashford, Middlesex, UK (en)
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