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kvsalisbury | HORTravels

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About HORTravels and About Me. Exploring the horticultural beauty in every adventure. June 19, 2016. Mystery (to me) plant growing from an old stone wall in historic Harpers Ferry West Virginia. Succession. A short, terse word for something so fascinating and beautiful in nature. Though it sounds a bit harsh, you are clued into its ecological meaning by looking at the first part of the word – success. Two types of ecological succession. Occur – Primary and Secondary. 8211; occurs where there used to be a...

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Caterpillary | HORTravels

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About HORTravels and About Me. Exploring the horticultural beauty in every adventure. May 7, 2015. Flowers in Spring. Scott Arboretum. Everywhere I go people are sneezing. Spring seemed to happen all at once and the pollen from everything is coating cars, pavement and, apparently, nostrils in a dusky green film. Funny how people lament the late start to spring wondering where all the flowers are and then almost as soon as they show their cheerful colors. Catkins are wind-pollinated flowers. Catkins h...

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Additional Resources | Plants of Concern

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Skip to main content. Citizen Science Rare Plant Monitoring Program. How to Sign Up. Plants of Concern is a program that was born out of the Chicago Wilderness Biodiversity Recovery Plan. Which set priorities for understanding the regional distribution and trends of rare plants in our region. Endangered and Threatened Species Lists by state. New Invader Watch List. Prairie Seedling Identification Guide. Plant Phytography: A photographic glossary of botanical terms. Newsletter of the Midewin Alliance).

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Fi's growing, gardening and design: June 2010

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Fi's growing, gardening and design. Saturday, 5 June 2010. Best in Show - Andy Sturgeon at Chelsea 2010. This garden splits the Chelsea-going public along the fault lines already present in the show, and in the RHS as a whole: designers vs plants people. And the whole pretty conservative, anyway. 'Ooh, looks like grave stones','Is it wood? It's Cor-ten steel, the oxidised layer protecting it from rust), 'Meet me in the cafe when you've done'. I love it, though. Beans, beans, beans, beans. For the first t...

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Pinkroot | USWildflowers.com Journal

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Learning to identify wildflowers of the United States and sharing what I learn as I go. 2009 – Wildflowers of The Pocket at Pigeon Mountain. Wildflowers of Lake Nottely. NPOD: Indian Pink #Nativeplants. Indian Pink Native Plant of the Day 08/08/2016. Photo from 05/17/2011. Location: Lookout Mountain, Hamilton County, TN. More info / photos at the. This entry was posted in Daily Plant. Native Plant of the Day. Native Plant of the Day. August 8, 2016. Big Frog Mountain (6). Flower of the Day (25).

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The Archaeobotanist: Origins of Rice Podcasts

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A quick tally of new publications in archaeobotany, often with some first impressions. Also some assessments of recent conferences, web-sites or other sources. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. Thursday, 14 November 2013. Origins of Rice Podcasts. Last week, before typhoon tragedies hit the Philippines, I joined about 700 geneticists and plant breeders working on rice for the Rice Genetics 7 symposium. For the extended 14-minute version on archaeobotany try this link. The place to...

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The Archaeobotanist: November 2013

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A quick tally of new publications in archaeobotany, often with some first impressions. Also some assessments of recent conferences, web-sites or other sources. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. Thursday, 14 November 2013. Origins of Rice Podcasts. Last week, before typhoon tragedies hit the Philippines, I joined about 700 geneticists and plant breeders working on rice for the Rice Genetics 7 symposium. For the extended 14-minute version on archaeobotany try this link. The place to...

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The Archaeobotanist: Obscure crops of 2011 and an obscure book

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A quick tally of new publications in archaeobotany, often with some first impressions. Also some assessments of recent conferences, web-sites or other sources. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. Wednesday, 11 January 2012. Obscure crops of 2011 and an obscure book. I am ever the fan of the obscure crop, the "lost crop", or the highly local. I have drawn attention previously to the forgotten oil-millet of Taiwan. 2 Argan ( Argania spinosa. Archaeological record from Southern Morocco...

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The Archaeobotanist: July 2013

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A quick tally of new publications in archaeobotany, often with some first impressions. Also some assessments of recent conferences, web-sites or other sources. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. Monday, 15 July 2013. The eastern fertile crescent returns. The recent paper in Science by Riehl et al. on the evidence for Chogah Golan. Has rightly garnerd wide attention (e.g. Science news. What this what we/ I suspected? Were things really synchronous? On the whole, however, these new d...