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We talk about the plants in the Ericaceae or Heath Family that we saw on class. This family often has "urn-shaped" flowers.

We discuss some interesting kinds of pollination.

We also look closely at the plants on the seepy cliffs, particularly the Saxifraga mertensiana, the Rock or Merten's Saxifrage.

Recorded May 13, 2023

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