Joyce Lambert

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Nationality British Name Joyce Lambert		Role Botanist
Born June 23, 1916Herne Hill, London, England ( 1916-06-23 ) Institutions Cambridge UniversitySouthampton University Alma mater University College of Wales, Aberystwyth Known for The Making of the Broads Died May 4, 2005, Colney, United Kingdom Education Norwich High School for Girls Fields Botany, Ecology, Stratigraphy

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Joyce Mildred Lambert (23 June 1916 – 4 May 2005) was a British botanist and ecologist. She confirmed by stratigraphic sampling the theory of Clifford Smith that the Norfolk Broads were of man-made origin, the result of extensive peat-digging, and not a natural formation as the geomorphologist Joseph Newell Jennings had recently concluded. She collaborated with Jennings and Smith on a further study of the Broads; their results were published in 1960 as The Making of the Broads: a reconsideration of their origin in the light of new evidence.

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J.N. Jennings, J.M. Lambert (1951). Alluvial stratigraphy and vegetational succession in the region of the Bure valley broads. Journal of Ecology 39 (1): 116–148. doi:10.2307/2256630.

J.M. Lambert, J.N. Jennings, C.T. Smith, Charles Green, J.N. Hutchinson (1960). The Making of the Broads: a reconsideration of their origin in the light of new evidence. London: Royal Geographical Society; J. Murray.

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