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The Florida Museum cultivates the following plants for sale. PLEASE NOTE: The Museum only offers a limited number of plant varieties for sale each week. Please visit the Plant Sales home page for weekly schedules. This page is for reference only and plants listed here are not guaranteed to be in st
Found 603 Results #51 Wingstem #146 Winter Blue Sage
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Found 50 Results Carolina Wild Petunia Button Sage
The Florida Museum cultivates the following plants for sale. PLEASE NOTE: The Museum only offers a limited number of plant varieties for sale each week. Please visit the Plant Sales home page for weekly schedules. This page is for reference only and plants listed here are not guaranteed to be in st
Angelwing Begonia #19 Anise Hyssop #464 Anthony Parker Sage
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Milkweed Virginia Snakeroot Twinflower Tropical Sage
During the COVID shutdown this spring, I had more time to observe and photograph insects in my backyard. Here’s a small selection, from fast-flying long-legged and hover flies to slow-crawling caterpillars. See captions for details. May 16, 2020. Fast reflexes. A long-legged fly jumping to the fl
Hover fly on tropical sage flower.
K-12 Education & Outreach Coordinator Phone: 516-225-9390 Email: babramowitz@floridamuseum.ufl.edu Brian Abramowitz is responsible for implementing the Scientist in Every Florida School Project primarily in northern Florida counties. Abramowitz engages with educators and scientific professi
his time at UF, Brian has served as President of SAGE
How do you become a scientist? What’s it like to be a scientist? What do scientists learn about? Can anyone be a scientist? As we kicked off the National Endowment for the Arts Big Read programming on Saturday, Sept. 19th, 2020 with a Lab Blitz, these are the questions we sought out answers to!
career levels shared their stories, specimens, and sage
University of Florida plant evolutionary geneticist Doug Soltis explains the DNA/RNA extraction process from mint plants. Analyzing this data allows his research team to create a more detailed mint family tree. Obtaining a better understanding of the genetic underpinning of the chemistry of mints th
We have sage, rosemary, thyme, peppermint, spearmint
The Elegance of Science 2008 1st Place: Urania Kaleidoscope, Andrei Sourakov 2nd Place: Discovering Connections in the Brain, William L. Conte and Roger L. Reep 3rd Place: Release, Kim A. Fitzgerald Honorable Mention: The Beauty in the Bottle, Huaizhi Kang Staff Choice: Building Block, Kimberly
plexippus Larva, Pablo Sebastián Padrón Tropical Sage
The following checklist represents a revision of Local Flora – Vascular Plants of North Central Florida by Dana G. Griffin, III (1978). This checklist was derived from existing lists and expanded through observations made during several University of Florida field courses and a study of records at
perennis glasswort Herbs Salvia lyrata lyre-leaf sage
