Was William Blakely interested in studying Ferns?
No
Yes
Occasionally
He was a general botanist
Answer
William Blakely was not interested in studying ferns because he was not a botanist and did not have the scientific training necessary to do so. He was an artist who specialized in painting landscapes, and he did not have the interest or expertise in botany to study ferns.
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