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New York State DOT Website on Dangerous Plants

by admin | Jul 10, 2009 | Natural History, Plant Identification, Publications, Apps, and Websites

The New York State Department of Transportation now has a website featuring plants that can be dangerous to touch or with dangerous sap. There is information about the plants along with photographs. Access the site at:...

Carex Identification Videos Being Posted on YouTube

by admin | Jul 7, 2009 | Plant Identification

In 2008 Steve Young filmed Tony Reznicek identifying Carex species during the NYFA Sedge Workshop in Saint Lawrence County.  These videos are now being made available on YouTube.  On YouTube click on Channels and search for nyflora1.  The Carex videos will be listed. ...

Large twayblade, Liparis lilifolia, in Canada and New York

by admin | Jun 10, 2009 | Plant Identification, Rare Plant Surveys

Holly Bickerton, a Canadian biologist, is preparing the Canadian COSEWIC (Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada) status report update for large twayblade, Liparis liliifolia (S2 for ON, S1 for QUE), also a state endangered orchid in New York. She...

Saratoga Woods and Waterways Blog

by admin | May 18, 2009 | Natural History, Plant Identification

Visit this beautiful blog about nature in Saratoga County by Jacqueline Donnelly of Saratoga Springs. http://www.saratogawoodswaters.blogspot.com/

Smithsonian’s New Instant Plant Identification Project

by admin | May 12, 2009 | Plant Identification

Will botanists be obsolete in the future? Take a look at the new device that helps identify trees and shrubs by their leaves. Click Here.

Albino Trillium erectum in Villenova

by admin | May 3, 2009 | Natural History, Plant Identification

While exploring the Township of Villenova in western New York today, we came across this lovely albino wake robin and thought we would share the sighting with these photos! -Priscilla Titus
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