Dorothy Walcott Weeks (1885-1971) was an American botanist known for her research and contributions to the field of plant taxonomy and ecology. She is particularly recognized for her work on flora of the southwestern United States and her studies on the relationships between plants and their environments. Weeks was often noted for her detailed fieldwork and her efforts to document various plant species. Throughout her career, she contributed to the understanding of plant biodiversity and the importance of conservation.
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