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In our very first quickisode, we cover some basic flower anatomy. Now you can hit that snooze button on your first day of botany class, because we got you covered... at least the first 9 minutes of it.
This week Kelsey and Tenea talk about a beautiful flower called Lupine or Lupin or however you say it. Join us while we discuss this flower, the next best thing to getting outside and smelling it in person.
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The first episode! If you like the podcast, tell us in a email [email protected] And subscribe on whatever podcast app you are using.
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Sources:
Lesica, Peter. "Manual of Montana Vascular Plants", 2012. Botanical Research Institute of Texas. Fortworth, TX.
Scheimann, Donald Anthony. "Wildflowers of Montana", 2005. Montana Press Publishing Company. Missoula, MT.
Kershaw, Linda, MacKinnon, Andy, Pojar, Jim. "Plants of the Rocky Mountains", 1998. Lone Pine Publishing. Edmonton, AB.
Denver Botanical Gardens. "Wildflowers of the Rocky Mountain Region", 2018. Timber Press. Portland, OR.
https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1307451110 "Diversification through multitrait evolution in a co evolving interaction"
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