Owen Carson, Refugia: Bogs and Biodiversity

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Owen Carson, Refugia: Bogs and Biodiversity

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Apr 15, 2020

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Join Western North Carolina (WNC)-based consulting botanist/plant ecologist Owen Carson as he delves into bogs of the southeast to explore their bio-geography, floral rarity and morphological specialization, and how they ultimately operate as a refuge for future sources of biodiversity within the greater landscape.

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Apr 15, 2020

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Owen Carson, Refugia: Bogs and Biodiversity

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