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Purple Loose-Strife
Loose-Strife (Lythrum salicaria), pictured at left. The Lavender Trail in High Rock Park, which loops around Loose-Strife Pond, takes its name from this plant's colorful Spring flowers. The return of the Loose-Strife blooms raises an issue. While loose-strife is beautiful-- ...
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Prospectus for technology centers to collect and share biodiversity information
By building a network of computers in multiple countries to mirror information, we will ... Unfortunately, like the Web in general, this rapidly growing digital encyclopedia of life is loose-knit, difficult to navigate, and lacks sufficient quality control. Despite centuries of intense ...
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"Separation from nature" impossible despite rising social alienation
We delude ourselves if we ignore our family and neighbors, instead ... the game of consumption and trivial gratification. Lack of a job can result in family strife or lack of family, and this creates more alienation. There is little sympathy by the ...
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Sven Hedin: Plague in Seistan
Pusht-i-Kuh-i-Khoja, where thirty-five of the fugitives died after letting loose the microbes in the latter village. The corpses were buried, not in the village, but ... dying man, and to observe the symptoms when an unfortunate sinner succumbs in the unequal strife, Captain Kelly peremptorily refused, not so much because of the danger that threatened me from ...
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The Treehugger
Staten Island/CUNY || Sweetgum Trees || || Glacial Erratics & Serpentinite || Muskrats || || Spring Peepers || Nesting Song Birds || Purple Loose-Strife || || Swallowtails and Fireflies || Wildlife and Nature Sightings Around Staten Island (CSI-CUNY) Further Information: Protectors ...
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Learning About Mountains - Resources
She, the author of so much strife, shall be sacrificed to the Dragon, and shall be dedicated to Woden's honor at ... priest to bind her forehead as a victim, and to place consecrated flowers in her loose flowing hair. Many a sympathetic look from the crowd had been cast at the steadfast ...
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