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Mountain high: Andean forests have high potential to store carbon under climate change

Mountain high: Andean forests have high potential to store carbon under climate change
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Missouri Botanical Garden s Robbie Hart finds his passion in the Himalayas

Missouri Botanical Garden s Robbie Hart finds his passion in the Himalayas
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Plant identification? There s an app for that—actually several!

Plant identification? Thereâs an app for thatâactually several! Plant identification apps for smart phones have seen significant improvements over the past several years. Post to Facebook Plant identification? Thereâs an app for thatâactually several! Plant identification apps for smart phones have seen significant improvements over the past several years. Check out this story on FarmersAdvance.com: https://www.farmersadvance.com/story/news/2021/04/14/plant-identification-theres-app-that-actually-several/7158509002/ CancelSend Posted! Join the Conversation Comments Welcome to our new and improved comments, which are for subscribers only. This is a test to see whether we can improve the experience for you. You do not need a Facebook profile to participate.

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OrigamiintheGarden comes to the Missouri Botanical Garden this weekend

OrigamiintheGarden comes to the Missouri Botanical Garden this weekend The outdoor sculpture exhibition, featuring larger-than-life origami-inspired works from artists Jennifer and Kevin Box, runs April 17âOctober 10. Cassidy Moody This weekend, steel âfoldedâ artworks will fill the Missouri Botanical Garden, as the âmonumental outdoor sculpture exhibitionâ known as âThere are 18 installations made up of these large-scale sculptures of origami pieces that are cast in stainless steel based on what you would normally expect from origamiâfolded patterns,â says Chelsea Bowerman, senior events coordinator for the Missouri Botanical Garden. Cassidy Moody The artists are husband-and-wife teamÂ Jennifer and Kevin Box. OrigamiintheGarden first opened at the Santa Fe Botanical Gardens in 2014 and has been traveling acrossÂ the United States ever since. The sculptures were created specifically for display in garden settingsâtheir natur

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Missouri task force wants to free state from the smell of well, you know what

Missouri task force wants to free state from the smell of… well, you know what April 8, 2021 A Missouri task force wants to buy back all the stinky Callery pear trees in St. Louis. // Image courtesy of Missouri Botanical Garden So…you know that smell that’s normally present in the air every spring? A Missouri task force plans to do something about that. The Missouri Invasive Plant Task Force is collaborating with Forest ReLeaf of Missouri and BiodiverseCity St. Louis to free St. Louis of the “foul-smelling” Callery pear trees known by various other less pleasant names. The task force will buy the trees beginning April 20 and replace them with other ecologically-friendly trees.

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