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Not sure how many are needed, between the common garden and next to Hjelm house, could someone bag coreopsis palmata tops for me? My goal is to get 20 plants with two heads covered. That way I can self-pollinate one head and cross-pollinate another head.
Additionally, if Laura and Katie could check nice island across hwy 27 to see how far along the bagged psoralea is to flowering, that would be great also.
Attached is a picture of each plant.


yesterday a group of us had fun searching for orchids in the wet land prairie, that is until the mosquitoes found us. However we quickly recovered from the attack with an excellent meal and delicious chocolate bread pudding for desert. Here are a few pics from the day.


This file, labelInfoForKate.csv, is for making new envelope labels.
I only need 680 positions/site, because the seeds will be in between the plug points. So attached is a .doc and an R file w/ the script to create 3 sites with ~680 positions in each. I have also attached the resulting .csv file, 3 columns “site”, “row”, and “pos”.
KG_row&pos_03 July.doc
KG_row&pos_03 July.R
KG_positions_03July.csv
Here’s the breakdown:
site breakdown.xls
Next steps:
- Assign each new.env ids to a row and position. See file: sane3blocks.csv
- Create labels.
- Put labels on envelopes.
- Assign each plug to a row and position (keeping in mind that they’re already randomized in the trays.)
- Develop planting protocol.
- Organize materials for planting.
- Mow sites.
- Plant.
Today Josh and I searched the last two circles at Staffanson Prairie (SPP). Our last search centered on this focal plant:

We found 23 seedlings in the circles at SPP, bringing our grand total for this year to 74. In comparison, we found 29 seedlings in 2006, 135 in 2007, 239 in 2008, and 93 in 2009. That’s quite a lot of year-to-year variation!
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