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X-WR-CALDESC:Buttonbush. Hercules' club. Panic grass. Tearthumb. Beach spur
ge. Sea rocket. Ladies' tresses. These are but a few of the wild and wonde
rful plants found in Plants of the Chesapeake Bay\, a quick-referen
ce guide to plants found near the Bay. The guide’s vivid text and photogra
phs make the wide array of plants along the Bay’s waters\, marshes\, and s
horelines easy to identify and wondrous to behold. Its compact\, portable
design encourages naturalists\, local residents\, boaters\, researchers\,
and the curious-minded alike to throw the guide in their pack and explore
the botanical bounty of the Chesapeake Bay.\n\nCo-author Lytton John Mu
sselman is a self-described white-haired botany professor often mistak
en for Steven Spielberg who still revels in taking university students int
o forests\, marshes\, lakes\, and deserts to study plants. He will present
his work in this lecture. “My job is to read Nature in the language in wh
ich it is written\,” he says. “That is\, to understand plants in the field
and convey that knowledge.”\n\nMusselman is the Mary Payne Hogan Professo
r of Botany and manager of the Blackwater Ecologic Preserve at Old Dominio
n University. He is author of A Dictionary of Bible Plants and F
igs\, Dates\, Laurel\, and Myrrh: Plants of the Bible and the Quran. H
e also works for Prairie Home Companion as a botanist on cruises with long
time friend Garrison Keillor.\n\nFee: $15 members\, $20 general public<
/b>\n\nClick here to register for Pl
ants of the Chesapeake Bay.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Buttonbush. Hercules' club. Panic grass. Tearthumb. Beach spurg
e. Sea rocket. Ladies' tresses. These are but a few of the wild and wonder
ful plants found in Plants of the Chesapeake Bay\, a quick-referenc
e guide to plants found near the Bay. The guide’s vivid text and photograp
hs make the wide array of plants along the Bay’s waters\, marshes\, and sh
orelines easy to identify and wondrous to behold. Its compact\, portable d
esign encourages naturalists\, local residents\, boaters\, researchers\, a
nd the curious-minded alike to throw the guide in their pack and explore t
he botanical bounty of the Chesapeake Bay.\n\nCo-author Lytton John Mus
selman is a self-described white-haired botany professor often mistake
n for Steven Spielberg who still revels in taking university students into
forests\, marshes\, lakes\, and deserts to study plants. He will present
his work in this lecture. “My job is to read Nature in the language in whi
ch it is written\,” he says. “That is\, to understand plants in the field
and convey that knowledge.”\n\nMusselman is the Mary Payne Hogan Professor
of Botany and manager of the Blackwater Ecologic Preserve at Old Dominion
University. He is author of A Dictionary of Bible Plants and Fi
gs\, Dates\, Laurel\, and Myrrh: Plants of the Bible and the Quran. He
also works for Prairie Home Companion as a botanist on cruises with longt
ime friend Garrison Keillor.\n\nFee: $15 members\, $20 general public\n\nClick here to register for Pla
nts of the Chesapeake Bay.\n
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