Astragalus bibullatus seedling just after sprouting along a transect in a naturally occurring population […]
Astragalus bibullatus
Fruitful Astragalus bibullatus Plant in Mobot’s Seed Amplification Bed
Fruitful Astragalus bibullatus Plant in Mobot’s Seed Amplification Bed […]
Integrated Plant Conservation Through the Lens of Time
For over three decades, the Missouri Botanical Garden has spearheaded an integrated conservation program with state and federal partners to improve conservation outcomes with the federally endangered wildflower, Pyne’s ground-plum (Astragalus bibullatus). Here, I highlight three key programmatic milestones critical to the successful recovery of this species. First, seed collections made over three decades from […]
Restoring Ozark Landscapes at Shaw’s Nature Reserve Missouri Botanical Garden
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CPC Best Reintroduction Practice Guidelines: Astragalus bibullatus Case Study
CPC Best Reintroduction Practice Guidelines: Astragalus bibullatus Case Study Matthew Albrecht, Missouri Botanical Garden (SePPCon 2016) Reintroduction is a critical component of rare species conservation with the goal of continuing evolution in a natural context. Within the southeastern U.S. 81% of recovery plans include reintroduction as a proposed conservation action, while in Hawaii almost all plant […]
Conservation Champion and 2019 Star Award Winner: Matthew Albrecht
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Learning from Monitoring: Improving Plant Reintroductions Over Time Missouri Botanical Garden
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News from the Gardens: June 2017
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