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Asa Gray

    Asa Gray was a pivotal 19th-century figure in American botany, whose work explored the intricate relationship between science and faith, proposing an evolution guided by a Creator. He championed the concept of genetic continuity within species, opposing notions of immediate hybridization and static special creation. Gray was also a prolific author who significantly advanced the taxonomic understanding of North American flora, with his seminal botanical guides remaining influential. His extensive network of specimen collectors and correspondence with leading scientists, including Charles Darwin, underscored his dedication to advancing botanical knowledge.

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