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Webinar: The roots of Black botany
https://www.nativeplanttrust.org/events/roots-black-botany-contributions-and-struggles-george-washington-carver-marie-clark-taylor-and-oneil-ray-collins/CLASS
Tuesday, July 20, 2021
Roots of Black Botany: The Contributions and Struggles of George Washington Carver, Marie Clark Taylor, and O’Neil Ray Collins
While many conservationists are familiar with white botanists such as Carl Linnaeus and Gregor Mendel, fewer know of the many ways Black botanists have revolutionized the field, contributing to our understanding of everything from crop rotation techniques to slime mold behavior. In this webinar, we will explore the accomplishments of three notable Black botanists: George Washington Carver, Marie Clark Taylor, and O’Neil Ray Collins.
Date/time detailsTuesday, July 20, 2021, 1-2 p.m.LocationOnline - webinarProgram codeBOTW351Fee$12 (Members)/$15 (Nonmembers)InstructorMicah JasnyCEUNOFA AOLCP: 1CertificateElective: all certificates
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