PhyloBotanist: field trips

The blog of a systematic botanist of German origin, now working in Australia. It covers botany, phylogenetics, cladistics, science in general, freethought, and occasionally sillier issues.

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Saturday, October 24, 2015

Field work in southern Queensland, part 3: Barakula State Forest

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The area north to us, and in particular Barakula State Forest, seems to have received more rain than the drought-stricken areas we visited i...

Thursday, October 22, 2015

Field work in southern Queensland, part 2: Interesting invasives

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Australia surely has its fair share of introduced weeds and invasive plants. On this trip I have already seen a few that I had only heard of...

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Field work in southern Queensland part 1: Mistletoe mania

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Currently doing field work in southern Queensland. We are primarily trying to find a certain rare species, but today we were not yet lucky. ...

Sunday, August 9, 2015

Field trip to Kioloa, last day

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Back home after a weekend trip to the coast with ANU students. In the morning we spent some time at the beach front of ANU's Kiolo...

Saturday, August 8, 2015

Field trip to Kioloa

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After the recent reconnaissance trip to the Australian National University's Kiola Coastal Campus, I am currently on the student field ...

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