The influence of his grandfather and the injunction of his grandmother to her sons that each “should make the world a better or a more beautiful place to live in” now […]
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Recently, the Rare Plant Conservation Program (RPCP) performed annual fall demographic monitoring for several species, including Lakela’s Mint, Savannas Mint, Clasping warea, and Carter’s mustard. This monitoring takes place during
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In November, the Rare Plant Conservation Program visited the new population of Florida goldenaster, Chrysopsis floridana, which was introduced into protected lands in Bartow in July. Funded by a grant
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With the hitherto unreached magazine circulation of a million copies a month in sight, Edward Bok decided to give a broader scope to the periodical. He was determined to lay under
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