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Mark Nesbitt

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Mark Nesbitt

Etnobotánico, arqueobotánico e historiador británico (nacido en 1961)

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About Mark Nesbitt

Mark Nesbitt es un etnobotánico y curador británico. Desde 1999, ha trabajado en los Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, donde se desempeña como Líder de Investigación Sénior para Investigación Interdisciplinaria y Curador de la Colección de Botánica Económica.

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Occupation: ethnobotanist, academic, aristocrat, non-fiction writer
Born: June 3, 1961
Website: http://www.marknesbitt.org.uk/

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