Thanks to a February thaw, it's muddy and gray in Syracuse - so go explore some local evergreens to hold you over to the next snowstorm or sunny day! #getoutside#treeswithDonLeopold
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Spring has finally sprung in Central NY! Erythronium americanum (trout lily) and Trillium erectum (purple trillium) at Cicero Swamp yesterday.
#getoutside#spring
Excited to share the “New York City Tree Alphabet” tomorrow with @NYCParks at our first Tree Planting session of the year. Soon it’ll be available as a free font so everyone can write love letters, in #trees. Then we’ll plant words, poems, and maybe even stories, around NYC.
How to enhance productivity for a bunch of field botanists cooped up in the office for the past five months?
@LeopoldLabESF made a stress relieving/morale boosting procrastination station to help refocus. Starting with this stellar dachshund puzzle.
#iamabotanist#phdlife
One of our lab's undergrad researchers is doing some important work on invasive spp control w/ @NYSDEC. Nice work, @LuriaESF! #badassbotany https://t.co/hxpaKz5PWd
@ScienceMrA Some spruce spp. have smooth (glabrous) stems (e.g. Picea abies), some have tiny hairs on their stems (e.g. P. mariana) #plantID#Piceafacts