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In the dark
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A beautiful orange day
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Spiders!
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Grand Canyon connections
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Wonderful waves
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Watery vampires
Sarah Montzka | Thursday Aug. 22
Mysterious moths
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Studying tough but fragile plants
Emily Stone | Thursday Aug. 8
Common butterwort
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Spilled pennies
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Avian anglers
Emily Stone | Thursday Jul. 18
River of life
Emily Stone | Thursday Jul. 11
Finding the Lady's Slipper
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Old turtle
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A new coralroot
Emily Stone | Thursday Jun. 20
Flowers from stone to sand
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The speed of spring
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Honeysuckle
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Plant professors of early spring
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