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The Jaws of Death: Venus fly trap
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The Jaws of Death: Venus fly trap

Life was easy as a second grader. School wasn’t hard. A normal day consisted of arts and crafts projects alternating with short lessons in Mathematics and English. Friends weren’t hard to meet. Anyone could play sports if they had enough determination to organize a game. […]

January 23, 2020
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Mary Treat's Venus Fly Trap Experiments
Carnivorous Plants~Root Stories~Story Garden

Mary Treat's Venus Fly Trap Experiments

Several of us here on the Herbaria 3.0 team have had passionate interest in carnivorous plants and the people who study them. Maura Flannery’s post “What’s in a Name?” tells us about the carnivorous Darlingtonia californica. Tina Gianquitto and Dawn Sanders have both obsessed over […]

January 21, 2020
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