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Marvelous maple of red

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaAugust 16, 2015

Glenn Schussler (Class of 2015) brought 2 red maples (Acer rubrum) and a southern magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) to plant at Audubon House on the first volunteer planting day on 5-23-2015. Pictured above in a photo by Pelican Island Audubon Society…

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Tree, Wildlife plant Acer rubrum, Audubon House, Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory, red maple

Keep up Your Guard

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaAugust 11, 2015August 4, 2021

The summer rains finally have started bringing with them hordes of mosquitoes and increased potential for the transmission of mosquito-borne disease. Click here to read Keep up Your Guard for West Nile Virus which features a video clip of Dr.…

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West Nile virus arbovirus, Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory, mosquito-borne disease, Nathan Burkett-Cadena, Roxanne Rutledge, West Nile virus

Blush? Bush

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaAugust 6, 2015July 21, 2021

Rouge plants (Rivina humilis) are flourishing in the shade in the pollinator plant bed next to the Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area volunteer office at the (Pelican Island) Audubon House. Planted on 5-23-2015, the rouge plant is both flowering and fruiting…

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Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area, Pollinator Plants Rivina humilis, rouge plant

To Dehisce Longitudinally …

exploreorca's avatar by exploreorcaJuly 29, 2015May 21, 2017

The Jamaica caper (Capparis jamaicensis) at Audubon House is fruiting. When open, the brown pods are quite spectacular, revealing red seeds and an orange-red lining. Plants in the pea family, Fabacaeae have seed pods that dehisce -- split -- longitudinally.…

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Tree Acrostichum danaeifolium, Capparis jamaicensis, Jamaica caper

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