Princes or professional
researchers might seem to
be the only
people with the resources
to grow these
butterflies. [...] But there is no reason
why an amateur
with a reasonably
well appointed greenhouse, particularly in
the warmer parts
of the temperate
zone, should not be able to cultivate these insects for fun. This they certainly provide."
JOURNAL OF THE LEPIDOPTERISTS'
SOCIETY
BREEDING HELICONIUS (NYMPHALIDAE) IN A TEMPERATE CLIMATE
JOHN R.G. Turner
Published 1974. I really enjoy reading old journals, they seem to be much more intellegible than current ones. During my University course I often felt that inventing & using a language which "normal" people find hard to understand is often done for it´s own sake, to make matters sound more complicated and "scientific" than they really are, just to prove one´s cleverness - and superiority?
Still do.
Published 1974. I really enjoy reading old journals, they seem to be much more intellegible than current ones. During my University course I often felt that inventing & using a language which "normal" people find hard to understand is often done for it´s own sake, to make matters sound more complicated and "scientific" than they really are, just to prove one´s cleverness - and superiority?
Still do.
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