BIOL 301
Plant Taxonomy
Course Materials
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Site last updated 23 April 2013, around 7:30 am
Check your email for details, but I have linked the guidlelines that I use to evaluate your papers in the handouts section.
I am in the process of completely re-building this site after a computer meltdown
last summer. Please let me know if you find broken links.
Thanks!
Jean Everett, Ph.D.
everettj@cofc.edu
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Spring 2013 Syllabus
Handouts
Expected
Species
by Ecosystem
Species Lists
Species Lists with
Image Links
Terms Lists
The County List Project
Native Plant ID Website Project
(on hiatus)
Study Tips (soon)
Terms Lists with Image Links (soon)
Families with Image Links (soon)
Extra Credit Opportunities
Links to Other
Cool Sites, including Current Time and Weather
Interested in Field Research with
Dr. Everett???
DANGER....be on
the lookout for cogongrass....DANGER
Please Note: to open most of the documents on this page you must have Microsoft Office (Word and Excel),
and I am converting all documents to Office 2010.
If you don't have Office, try downloading free software from OpenOffice
Let me know if you have any problems; I can give you a paper copy.
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Please email me with any suggestions, thanks!
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You
are NEVER too experienced to experience new ways
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More Extra Credit Opportunities:
Any of the Darwin Week events
Standing offers:
Biology Department Seminars, most Monday's at noon in 239 SCIC - check the second floor for flyers
In 2009 I read an astonishing commentary on world poverty and hunger. I want you to know what is really
going on with 44% of the world's population. Yes, I said 44%. Click on this pdf file, and put the word "generational" in
search line. Or else, scroll to page 21. Read every word of this commentary and give me some non-trivial feedback.
What can you do? What WILL you do?
Reprinted with much appreciated permission from the CSA News magazine, April 2009. Copyright ASA-CSSA-SSSA
Any volunteer service to help the community. Type up notes about your experience and how it might relate to biology.
Here are a few organizations:
Charleston Area Children's Garden Project
Hampton Park Native Plant Garden
Mepkin Abbey Garden
Hope+
Shaw Unit of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Trident Area
Relay for Life