Source:
Joel McNeal
This plant, Aquilegia canadensis L. (wild columbine), is included in the floristic survey conducted by Daniel Laughlin, Penn State graduate student in ecology.


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Source: Howard Nuernberger
One of the fields now used for agriculture may become a patch of restored prairie. An experimental plot has already been created in soil likely to support the grasses that once covered large areas in certain sections of the state.
 
The Arboretum Newsletter (View with Acrobat Reader 4.0 or higher.)

  1. Fall/Winter 2000
  2. Summer 2001
  3. Winter 2004
  4. Summer 2006

"Floristic Inventory of The Arboretum at Penn State"

"First Steps Toward Restoring Native Prairie in The Arboretum at Penn State"

"Created Wetlands at The Arboretum at Penn State"

 

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