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A Scottish botanist broke China's monopoly on tea in the 1840's by disguising himself as a Chinese noble "from beyond the Great Wall", and requesting tours of tea plantations, where he learned the secrets of tea production

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The man for whom the Douglas fir was named, Scottish botanist David Douglas, was killed by a wild cow on Hawaii.

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1. A prominent botanist engaged in scientific fraud in the 1940s by secreting planting rare grasses, sedges and rushes on a Scottish island, then "discovering" them, in order to prove his theory that they had survived the Ice Age there all along.

2. Scottish botanist David Douglas fell into a pit trap and died shortly afterwards after he was possibly crushed by a bull that fell into the same pit trap.

3. Brown noise, unlike white, pink and grey noise, is not named after a color. Instead, it is named after Scottish botanist Robert Brown. TIalsoL that white noise is named after white light, because it is has equal levels on all wavelengths of the audio spectrum.

4. Commercial tea manufacturing was stolen from China in 1848 by British East India Company. They sent a Scottish botanist Robert Fortune, disguised as a merchant, to China. He brought back tea seeds, tea leaves, details of manufacturing green, and black teas and 80 Chinese tea workers!

5. Commercial tea manufacturing was stolen from China in 1848 by British East India Company. They sent a Scottish botanist Robert Fortune, disguised as a merchant, to China. He brought back tea seeds, tea leaves, details of manufacturing green, and black teas and 80 Chinese tea workers!