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Question: I'm sorting through my field sampling photos from Maine and northern New …
Question: I'm sorting through my field sampling photos from Maine and northern New York taken in May/early summer and found another set of problem plants. Is there any good way to differentiate b...
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Question: Is there a way to tell how old a lilac copse is? …
Question: Is there a way to tell how old a lilac copse is? Since pruning recommendations are to remove entire stems, the true age of the plant would be only seen in the roots, right? I've read ...
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Question: Hey Guys, Is there a way to induce a plant to create …
Question: Hey Guys, Is there a way to induce a plant to create flowers sooner than it natural would if left to grow on its own? For plants that just flower, and plants which flower to create fruit. ...
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Question: This tree fell during a recent storm. Just going off the bark, …
Question: This tree fell during a recent storm. Just going off the bark, I would have identified this tree as either Quercus rubra, or Q. coccinea (parallel ridge pattern extends to nearly the base as...
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Question: Hello, As a high school science teacher, I am always looking to …
Question: Hello, As a high school science teacher, I am always looking to pose natural phenomena questions to my students. I live in New York State, on the Sullivan and Orange County border, which i...
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Question: This looks more like Polypodium appalachianum than P. virginianum to me, but …
Question: This looks more like Polypodium appalachianum than P. virginianum to me, but I am a botanical novice and these pictures are from Tolland county (the edge of it—Gay City State Park) which app...
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Question: Hoping you can help me figure out where I've gone wrong in …
Question: Hoping you can help me figure out where I've gone wrong in the key process. After "All other non-flowering woody plants"-->"Other herbaceous, flowering plants with opp...
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Question: Hi - With the extreme drought conditions and only a bit of …
Question: Hi - With the extreme drought conditions and only a bit of rain recently to take the edge off but not end the drought in a meaningful way, I'm wondering: 1) Is the tree in the attache...
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Question: At what age do american beech trees generally develop the rigid dark-colored …
Question: At what age do american beech trees generally develop the rigid dark-colored bark that spreads upwards from the roots? I'm not talking about BBD damage (as seen higher up the trunk in ...
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Question: Here's another picture from Quincy Bog Natural Area. I'm reasonably certain that …
Question: Here's another picture from Quincy Bog Natural Area. I'm reasonably certain that this is Ilex verticillate. How can I be certain that this isn't I. laevigata? The description ...