BIOL 301
Plant Taxonomy
Course Materials
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Site last updated 2 November 2009
The species lists are BOTH linked!
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Jean Everett, Ph.D.
everettj@cofc.edu
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Fall 2009
Syllabus
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Species
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Terms Lists
The County List Project
Native Plant ID Website Project (on
hiatus)
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Tips (soon)
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Image Links (soon)
Families with Image Links (soon)
Extra Credit Opportunities
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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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Please email me with any suggestions, thanks!
Please email me with any suggestions, thanks!
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and Times:
ECTR 116 Wednesdays 6-6:45 pm Thursdays 4-4:45 pm 2 & 3 September: Time Flies! 9 & 10 September: Re-Think Research! 16 & 17 September: Read and Remember! 23 & 24 September: Noteworthy Notes! 30 September and 1 October: Take your Best Test! 7 &8 October: The Advising Advantage! 21 & 22 October: Contents Under Pressure! Managing Stress in College 28 and 29 October: Memory Matters! 4 & 5 November: Career Center: Not Just for Seniors! 11 & 12 November: Plan for Exams! The Study Skills Express Fridays, 12-12:30 pm in the Study Skills Lab at the Addlestone 4 September: Time Flies! 11 September: Read and Remember! 18 September: Noteworthy Notes! 25 September: Take your Best Test! 13 November: Plan for Exams!
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More Extra Credit Opportunities:
Keep checking back.....I'll add in
events as I learn about them.
Read this fascinating article from the NYTimes
on the early evolution of the flowering plants - it's a dynamic area of
research!
Last spring 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
Last spring 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
Standing Offer - Biology Department Seminars, most Mondays at noon, 239 SCIC - look around the 2nd floor for flyers