Owen Washam on his carnivorous plant research

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Owen Washam on his carnivorous plant research

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63 minutes

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Jun 27, 2018

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We like to highlight some emerging professionals in the Green Industry on our show to give them an opportunity to share new research and insight they are bringing to our community. Tonight Preston sits down with a friend and former student, Mr. Owen Washam to talk about his research focusing on carnivorous plants.

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Jun 27, 2018

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Owen Washam on his carnivorous plant research

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