Over Spring Break, members of the FNR 53600 Ecology of Disturbance course headed to the Great...
River birch is identifiable by its simple, triangular-shaped leaves with doubly-serrated or...
The Purdue Department of Forestry and Natural Resources aims to spread the word about cutting...
Dr. Shaneka Lawson, a USDA Forest Service Research Plant Physiologist and FNR adjunct assistant...
Spring is in full bloom and trees are beginning to look green again. Learning how to identify...
The blue beech, also known as the American hornbeam, musclewood or the water beech, is an...
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