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North Carolina Botanical Garden
Conservation Champion: Michael Kunz
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National Collection Spotlight: Mountain Sweet Pitcherplant
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As Seen on the Rare Plant Academy: Range-wide Ex Situ Seed Conservation and Population Genetic Architecture Analysis in Venus Flytrap
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November News 2022
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On the Run: Recovering a Fugitive Species
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Solidago plumosa (Yadkin River Goldenrod) in fruit in the rocky scour of the Yadkin River, NC. […]
Flexible Seed Harvest: Revisiting the 10% Rule
Seed collection is a vital conservation method used to ensure global food security by maintaining a source of genetic diversity in food crops and prevent the loss of biodiversity from natural or anthropogenic events that cause the extirpation of small populations. The Global Strategy for Plant Conservation facilitates global and national level plant conservation strategies […]
Reproductive Ecology of Sandhills Milkvetch
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Range-wide Ex Situ Seed Conservation and Population Genetic Architecture Analysis in Venus Flytrap (Dionaea muscipula)
Dr. Johnny Randall, North Carolina Botanical Garden The infamous Venus flytrap, Dionaea muscipula, found across North Carolina and into South Carolina, has been seen to be declining in recent years. It is currently under review for federal listing, is ranked G2 on NatureServe, and considered vulnerable by RedList. Threats to this charismatic plant include poaching, […]
Staying on Mission with Restoration
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Conservation Champion: Johnny Randall
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Built to Burn
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Imperiled Venus flytrap
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Dune Plants Germinating Along the Eastern Seaboard
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