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| − | Observations: ''Asclepias curtissii'' at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area, Tequesta, Fl. (August 2015). ''Agalinis fasciculata'' flowering along Piney Z Lake (part of Alford Greenway), Tallahassee, Fl. (September 2015). | + | Observations: ''Asclepias curtissii'' at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area, Tequesta, Fl. (August 2015). ''Agalinis fasciculata'' flowering along Piney Z Lake (part of Alford Greenway), Tallahassee, Fl. (September 2015). Saw ''Bidens bipinnata'' flowering at Alford Greenway in September 2015. |
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Michelle M. Smith
Affiliation
Technician, Fire Ecology Laboratory, Tall Timbers Research Station and Land Conservancy.
B.S., Biology and Environmental Studies, Florida State University (expected December 2015).
Biography
I'm currently seeking a B.S. in Biology and Environmental Studies at Florida State University. I'm a technician in the Fire Ecology Laboratory at Tall Timbers Research Station and Land Conservancy. My research interests include plant identification, botany, dendrology, plant ecology, and fire ecology. I enjoy hiking and exploring new areas, plant identification, and taking photographs of plants.
Data sources used
Home page
Contact Info
Email: mms12d@my.fsu.edu
Notes on contributions
Photos: Chamaecrista fasciculata (Partridge Pea); Asclepias curtissii; Calamintha dentata; Agalinis fasciculata
Observations: Asclepias curtissii at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area, Tequesta, Fl. (August 2015). Agalinis fasciculata flowering along Piney Z Lake (part of Alford Greenway), Tallahassee, Fl. (September 2015). Saw Bidens bipinnata flowering at Alford Greenway in September 2015.
