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Creator:: Johnston, La Rea Dennis, Vough, Les, Lawson, Richard, and Youngberg, Harold
Abstract:: Pressed and dried plant specimens are useful as teaching aids and reference sources for plant identification, or as decorative material. Select plants to be mounted with care, prepare properly, and accompany by adequate, clearly expressed, written identification data. This publication suggests materials and methods for selecting and preparing plants for...
Resource Type:: Learning Object
Full Text:: . Prepared by LaRea Dennis Johnston, senior instruc- tor emeritus in botany; Les Vough, former Extension

Creator:: Johnston, La Rae Dennis, Lawson, Richard, Vough, Les, and Youngberg, Harold
Abstract:: Plants can be identified by means of keys based on plant characteristics, frequently the flower. Keys enable the user to distinguish one species of plant from another. However, a single key to all flowering plants would be so cumbersome it would be impractical to use. Thus plant manuals ordinarily contain...
Resource Type:: Learning Object

Creator:: Johnston, La Rea Dennis, Vough, Les, Lawson, Richard, and Youngberg, Harold
Abstract:: Pressed and dried plant specimens are useful as teaching aids and reference sources for plant identification, or as decorative material. Select plants to be mounted with care, prepare properly, and accompany by adequate, clearly expressed, written identification data. This publication suggests materials and methods for selecting and preparing plants for...
Resource Type:: Learning Object

Creator:: Oregon State University. Extension Service, Youngberg, Harold, Vough, Les, Johnson, Duane, Johnston, La Rae Dennis, and Lawson, Richard
Abstract:: This series of leader guides is designed to help provide experiences related to forage quality for youth and their families. The individual sheets may be duplicated for distribution to members.
Resource Type:: Learning Object
Full Text:: ton of high quality forage supplies more digestible nutrients Prepared by Les Vough, former

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