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Special: The Biology of Autumn  

17011 Special: The Biology of Autumn. Why do tree leaves change into countless different colors in the autumn months, but evergreens don't lose their needles? How can some flowers blossom in September after a heavy freeze while others fade away at a touch of frost in June? Join naturalist Diana Thottungal for a hands-on foray into interesting fall-themed facts about the natural world. This class is a great follow-up to Botany for Gardeners. Each class will consist of field study and classroom discussion with informal and interesting labs. Limit: 10 Diana Thottungal, former botany instructor at City University of New York, interpretive naturalist $15 fee due at registration 2 sessions: Tuesdays, Sept. 11 & 18, 1:00-3:00 pm Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden

 

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