McIntyre, Sue   (fl. 1980s - 2000s)

In her words:

"I was born with a deep attachment to the natural world. I have three siblings who shared the same childhood experiences of camping in the bush, walking through cool coastal scrub to the burning sand of the beach, and observing the altitudinal changes in vegetation while driving to the snowfields on winter weekends. . .

"At Melbourne University I took botany, zoology and genetics units, but it was botany that inspired. I loved it. Second-year plant systematics was taught so ...systematically... by the amazing Suzanne Lawless Duigan: palaeobotanist, plant systematist and aviatrix, with a ready wit and a booming voice."

Source: Extracted from:
https://www.gang-gang-gundaroo.com
https://fennerschool.anu.edu.au/people/sue-mcintyre
https://researchers.anu.edu.au/researchers/mcintyre-sx
Sue McIntyre 'A tangled sward - on becoming a grassland ecologist over the millennium' Pacific Conservation Biology, May 2018 24(3):215-221
Portrait Photo: none known.

Collecting localities for 'McIntyre, S.' from AVH (2025)

Data from 2826 specimens