Thanks @Marti_March and your lab for a lucid and timely letter about the importance of cliff ecosystems. "Cliffs as priority ecosystems" — Read it on @ResearchGate: https://t.co/SJoTD4WujW
#WYJA8W My manuscript is getting closer to submission, in large part thanks to Wendy Belcher’s excellent guide. Thanks, Wendy, for your encouragement, thoroughness, wit, and wisdom.
Delight and gratitude to Hunter, Perry, Nick and all the Geezers who have created beautiful trails at Bailey. Bailey Mountain Trail ‘Geezers’ build a legacy. https://t.co/1OTNQv2T2v #avlnews#avlout
A good article about the new forest plan, though I wish it were more obvious to all of us that we all lose by cutting old-growth. https://t.co/NIIP9z7Wki
Oenothera will release nectar when it hears the sound of a buzzing bee!
Stressed Plants 'Cry'--and Some Animals Can Probably Hear Them https://t.co/QcjcB8JB4d via @sciam
Chicita F. Culberson, Research Professor Emerita at the Duke University, brilliant lichen chemist and taxonomist and, above all, a wonderful person, passed away peacefully in her sleep on Saturday, March 4, 2023. She will be greatly missed.
Can we all take a moment to admire this stunning cover for the Feb. 2023 issue of #AJB showing off some gorgeous Antarctic #lichens? Seriously!😍
Looking forward to reading the article by Stanton et al.
@Botanical_
An advantage of writing a review is that it will likely be cited often! The disadvantage is that they are a lot of work...so I'm glad that our review of climbing impacts on cliff vegetation is a #topcitedarticle in Applied Vegetation Science.
Jessi, Jordan and James have written a lichen guide to NYC, out in October! ‘Like Little Underdogs’: Lichens Return to New York City, and a New Book Reveals Their Splendor https://t.co/kYAoGL9dHs