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Ann Happy Solstice. Wishing you many happy returns of the light!
Ann replied to a comment by Frank Luke on Losing Your Religion: The Eye of Now Dec 26, 2009 2:44PM EST"We ecologists are coming to accept the fact that the world is turning into one big ecosystem, arranged by latitude (most invasives come from similar latitudes). Humans are eliminating most dispersal barriers." more
Ann pinged donna f. Dec 26, 2009 1:39PM EST
Ann replied to a comment by Frank Luke on Losing Your Religion: The Eye of Now Dec 26, 2009 1:06PM EST"Kudzu root is used as a food thickener in Asia. Zebra mussels are a bit small for food, but they have been shown to be effective water filters, able to clean polluted areas so that larger fish can survive." more
Ann replied to a comment by Frank Luke on Losing Your Religion: The Eye of Now Dec 26, 2009 12:41PM EST"I specialize in invasive exotic species, especially the ones that tend to displace native species and/or ruin ecosystems. Kudzu and zebra mussels are two examples of such species." more
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Tree-hugger, scientist, fine arts fan, Buddhist. I love children, nature, and anything else inherently beautiful and changeable.
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