…– Virtual and In-person attendance options Fee: Free; preregistration required Julie Moore has a passion for longleaf pine that spans nearly 50 years of professional and personal experience. She knows…
…within the 11-state “northern tier” portion of the FSUS. The app allows you to filter the state and physiographic region in which you are botanizing, seeing only relevant results close…
…campus benefited tremendously from Coker’s landscaping skills as he served for thirty years on the Building and Grounds committee. Finally, Coker was known for his love of teaching. He was…
…full to partial sun, and is infrequently offered in nurseries because of its biennial habit. It seemingly disappears in years of drought, only to reappear in an apparent population explosion…
…Zoom Webinar Fee: Free; preregistration required Longleaf pine-wiregrass ecosystems of the southeastern United States are adapted to frequent low-intensity fires, which maintain open, savanna-like landscapes and foster high species richness…
…more itaconic acid than the parent strain, and 4 that produced no itaconic acid. Among the 141 strains which were obviously altered morphologically were 42 strains not apparently altered biochemically,…
15 September 1889 — 2 July 1987 The University of North Carolina Herbarium at Chapel Hill has cataloged nearly 1700 vascular plant specimens collected by Delzie Demaree. Without doubt many…
…Pegg Exhibit Hall Location: Hybrid – Virtual and In-person attendance options Fee: Free; preregistration required The longleaf pine ecosystem has often been described as North America’s most diverse forest ecosystem,…
…Reeves Auditorium Fee: Free; preregistration required This talk will explore how the longleaf pine, a native tree of the Southeast, provides food, medicine, and craft materials for various tribes such…
…genus Scytonema! According to Wikipedia, bacteria in this genus grow “in filaments that form dark mats. Many species are aquatic and are either free-floating or grow attached to a submerged…