Pauline Singleton's Blog – November 2016 Archive (1)
Dr. Jyotsna Sharma, who is an Associate Professor at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX, is leading conservation research projects at Watson Native Plant Preserve since 2012. The focus of her lab’s…
Dr. Jyotsna Sharma, who is an Associate Professor at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX, is leading conservation research projects at Watson Native Plant Preserve since 2012. The focus of her lab’s work is on one of the rare and superbly showy orchids of Texas. Platanthera chapmanii (Chapman’s orchid) is known from only a few locations in southeastern Texas, and Watson Native Plant Preserve hosts the largest population in Texas. Her work has included:
1) augmenting the…
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- Results of June 12, 2021 Mushroom Walk
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- We're Losing our Redbay Trees
- No Campaign Posters on the Preserve, Please
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- Mushrooms found on the November, 2018 Mushroom Walk
- Mushroom Species List for June 25, 2016
- Dr. Jyotsna Sharma, who is an Associate Professor at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX, is leading conservation research projects at Watson Native Plant Preserve since 2012. The focus of her lab’s…
- We're Losing our Redbay Trees
- No Campaign Posters on the Preserve, Please
- Species List for Mushroom Walk June 27, 2015
- Species List from David Lewis from June Mushroom Walk
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Saturday, April 12th starting 9:30 AM
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