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Amelia Smith Calvert (1876, Philadelphia – 1965) was an American botanist noted for studying the flora of Costa Rica. She was married to entomologist Philip Powell Calvert. She attended Pennsylvania state university and has graduated in 1899 where she got her degree in science and studied botany. She would serve as a demonstrator in zoology at Pennsylvania university, But would start a research fellowship at Bryn Mayr College.


 * The standard author abbreviation A.S.Calvert is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name. Amelia Smith Calvert was a demonstrator in zoology at the Pennsylvania state university. where she was a graduate student from 1904 to 1906. In 1909 Amelia Smith Calvert moved to Costa Rica with Philip Powell Calvert, where he would carry out entomological research for two years. While spending these two years in Costa Rica Amelia Smith Calvert would go on to study the inhabitants of the flora.In the year 1910 Amelia Smith Calvert had returned from her trip with Philip Powell Calvert, where she had studied the Fauna and Flora that in inhabitant Costa Rica. In the year of 1917 Amelia Smith Calvert and Philip Powel Calvert] had written and published a book A Year Of Costa Rican Natural History in reference to the [[Fauna and Flora She had Studied when she was in Costa Rica.

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Amelia Smith Calvert (1876, Philadelphia – 1965) was an American botanist noted for studying the flora of Costa Rica. She was married to entomologist Philip Powell Calvert. She attended Pennsylvania state university and has graduated in 1899 where she got her degree in science and studied botany. In 1901 she would marry entomologist Philip Powell Calvert A professor in zoology.

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Amelia Smith Calvert was a demonstrator in zoology at the Pennsylvania state university. where she was a graduate student from 1904 to 1906. In 1909 Amelia Smith Calvert moved to Costa Rica with Philip Powell Calvert, where he would carry out entomological research for two years. While spending these two years in Costa Rica Amelia Smith Calvert would go on to study the inhabitants of the flora in Costa Rica. 