BIOL 301
Plant Taxonomy
Course Materials
Check here often for announcements.
Site last updated 16 April 2012, around 6:30 pm
Our very last species lists are linked!
For Wolffiella floridana, learn that. For Salix, learn Salix spp.
I am slowly converting all documents to Office 2010.
You can download converters if you need to.
You may HAVE to have either Office 2010 or the converter installed
to open all the Office documents on this site.
Jean Everett, Ph.D.
everettj@cofc.edu
home page
Spring
2012
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
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This
site is under constant revision, please be patient.
Please email me with any suggestions, thanks!
Please email me with any suggestions, thanks!
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STUDY SKILLS SEMINARS from THE CENTER FOR STUDENT LEARNING Study Skills Seminars Spring 2012
Lightsey Center 344 Weds at 6 pm, Thurs at 4 pm January 18, 19: Time Out! January 25, 26: Re-Think Research! February 1, 2: Read and Remember! February 8, 9: Noteworthy Notes! February 15, 16: Take Your Best Test! February 22, 23: The Advising Advantage! February 29, March 1: Memory Matters! March 14, 15: Career Center: Not Just for Seniors! March 21, 22: Contents Under Pressure: Managing Stress in College! March 28, 29: Plan for Exams! Attend any of
these
seminars
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More Extra Credit Opportunities:
Keep checking back.....I'll add in
events as I learn about them.
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.