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Skip to content Menu and widgets Explore Browse All Items Browse By Categorized Tags Search Items Featured and Recent Share Software Linux Distributions Software mirrors Projects IPv6 Services Donate About People Awards & Recognitions Student Jobs Contributor Liaison and Cataloger Student System Administrator Student User Experience Designer Supporters Help Help Request Contact FAQ Welcome to ibiblio Home to one of the largest free information databases online, ibiblio.org has something for everyone. Visitors can browse through our eclectic collections catalog and contributors can host and share their unique collections with millions worldwide. Get started: Browse | Share ibiblio.org is a collaboration of the School of Information and Library Science and Information Technology Services at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill . About ibiblio | Contact | Privacy Policy | Help | Logos Carl von Linné In 1753 Carl Linnaeus (Carl von Linné ) set out to organize and classify every plant known to man at the time. His work was published in four volumes, Species Plantarum, in sections I – XIII. Thanks to Project Gutenberg , you can read them all for free in their original Latin (Google translate may help): Species Plantarum, Sections I-III Species Plantarum, Sections IV-V Species Plantarum, Sections VI-X Species Plantarum, Sections XI-XIII More accessible to read may be Linnaeus’ journal of his 1732 trip to Lapland in Northern Sweden, also available at Project Gutenberg : Lachesis Lapponica; Or, A Tour in Lapland, Volume 1 Lachesis Lapponica; Or, A Tour in Lapland, Volume 2 Beautiful descriptions of Lapland in 1732 in the spring, still snow on the ground in some places, but early spring flowers starting to come up. Those interested in plants and classification can find more information at the Plant Information Center website from the UNC Herbarium . Posted on 17 December 2020 Author Sarah Holsapple Categories Collection Spotlight , Collections Molasses It’s right about time to make molasses in North Carolina. The sugar cane is harvested in late fall just before the frost and then the molasses making begins. ibiblio hosts this wonderful video about the Whisnant family’s last year making molasses in 1999. Posted on 10 November 2020 Author Sarah Holsapple Categories Collection Spotlight , Collections Welcome to the ibiblio catalog! ibiblio has been collecting websites for over 25 years and with around 1000 sites in the catalog, there’s something in here for everyone. Here are a few ways to explore the catalog: Search: Conduct a quick search in the search bar at the top of this page, or use the advanced search for more options. To access a more robust search we recommend searching in Google with site:ibiblio.org before your search terms. Browse: You can browse by these categorized tags , check out our exhibits page , or view some featured and recently added sites . Posted on 30 September 2020 10 November 2020 Author Sarah Holsapple Categories Collection Spotlight , Collections Posts navigation Page 1 Page 2 … Page 55 Next page Goodbye It was very nice having you visit our humble website....