…lands they manage. We have also shared our wild collected seed with other native seed and plants producers including Roundstone Native Seed, Mellow Marsh Farm, Rural Advancement Foundation International and…
…be integrated into the database and reflected in each flora release. Since its first digital inception and availability as an open-source document, thousands of both domestic and international users have…
…Emilee has spoken at national and international conferences and symposiums and co-authored the HT textbook, “The Profession and Practice of Horticultural Therapy” which was published in 2019. She is enthusiastic…
…Longleaf Pines and Fire Ecology Den Latham HFS Books Looking for Longleaf: The Fall and Rise of an American Forest Lawrence S. Earley UNC Press Longneedle Anne Marshall Runyon NCBG…
…the threshold of invasiveness in the area may become a bigger issue as we head towards a warmer reality. But this isn’t all bad news. This shift may mean certain…
…removed and reinstated several times. By 1963, women were free to apply to all departments as freshmen and sophomores, but they had to abide by many rules regarding visitation and…
…by Earl H. Hall. Special Collections, University Archive, University of North Carolina at Greensboro. 3. Jester, Betty Brown (editor) (1948) Mr. Earl Hall Retires After Twenty-four Years. The Alumnae News…
…Calypso, North Carolina. He wrote a weekly column, “Botany with Bullard” for the Mount Olive Messenger published by the Goldsboro News-Argus. “Lived to learn it!“, one of Ken Moore’s “Flora”…
By Carol Ann McCormick, Curatrix, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium (NCU) In a recent e-newsletter article Herbarium Associate Gary Perlmutter described finding Crimson Frosted Palmetto Lichen (Arthonia…