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Wednesday, March 21, 2012

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Native Florida Wildflowers

Summer Farewell - Dalea adenopoda - There are two native prairie clovers with the common name of summer farewell and they are very similar to each other. I've written previously abou...
6 months ago
Get Your Botany On!

2017 Grass Identification and Ecology Workshops to be Offered at The Morton Arboretum - For several years I have led a very popular and relatively inexpensive grass identification and ecology workshop at The Morton Arboretum. I will be leadi...
9 years ago
The Milkweed Patch

Two Merry Millipedes - The brightly-colored *Sigmoria* millipede above was in my back yard in Aiken County, South Carolina. This dark, rosy-toed fellow has a name almos...
10 years ago
Texas Nature

The End and the Beginning. - Well the it's the first day of spring! For many spring is a symbol of renewal, saying goodbye to the old drab cold of winter and hello to the warm new day...
12 years ago

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