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The Backyard Lowell Thomas

August 15, 2004 by Ron.Sullivan
The Backyard Lowell Thomas
Slapstick, sweat, sustenance, and science: we garden for food and for beauty—and beauty is more than just decor.
Posted in Summer 2004

Mapping the Future

February 15, 2004 by Ron.Sullivan
Mapping the Future
If you’re going to Palo Alto’s Arastradero Preserve, take I-280 to the Page Mill Road exit and plan to get lost a couple of times.
Posted in Spring 2004

First the Bees, then the Birds

February 15, 2004 by Ron.Sullivan
First the Bees, then the Birds
Botanists have an advantage over zoologists—their subjects sit still, more or less. They can’t hide, and they can’t run either.
Posted in Spring 2004

The Name of the Game

November 15, 2003 by Ron.Sullivan
The Name of the Game
IN AUGUST, BOTANISTS MET IN Uppsala to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Carolus Linnaeus’ publication of his first blockbuster, Species Plantarum.
Posted in Winter 2003

The Price of Paradise

August 15, 2003 by Ron.Sullivan
The Price of Paradise
Napa Valley is small and narrow, a geological wrinkle that both dictates and follows the course of a little river. Route 29 follows the river too, and traveling on it makes the valley seem even narrower.
Posted in Fall 2003

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