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There are also lots to be found around the Peggy's Cove coastline.
Eleanor Lindsay
St Margarets Bay
On 19/01/2016 3:03 PM, Randy Lauff wrote:
> All,
>
> There's a wide-ranging study of Pitcher Plants going on, and the
> investigators have asked...
>
> We are still deciding on specific sites, but I will certainly be in touch
> if we plan to sample in Nova Scotia again. We are trying to increase sites
> along a latitudinal gradient, so if you have any additional sites in mind
> with 15+ (preferably 24+) non-clonal plants that we can sample leaves for
> genetic analysis, microbial community analysis, and a couple other
> analyses, that information would be great to have.
> The only site I know of that they worked with in NS is just outside the
> Bonnet Lake Barrens WPA, near Canso. Pitcher Plants are uncommon here in
> Antigonish Co. (at least I don't know of many sites with lots of plants),
> so I put it out there to you folks...if you know of any sites, please
> contact the investigator (below) directly. I assume that to avoid
> paperwork, sites outside of protected areas would be preferred, but don't
> hesitate to include those, too.
>
> Thanks,
> Randy
>
> *Alicia McGrew*
>
> *PhD Student, Interdisciplinary Ecology*
>
> *University of Florida // School of Natural Resources and Environment*
>
> *Baiser Lab of Community Ecology*
>
> *alicia.mcgrew@ufl.edu <alicia.mcgrew@ufl.edu>*
>
> _________________________________
> RF Lauff
> Way in the boonies of
> Antigonish County, NS.
>
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<font size="+1">There are also lots to be found around the Peggy's
Cove coastline.<br>
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Eleanor Lindsay <br>
St Margarets Bay<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 19/01/2016 3:03 PM, Randy Lauff
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<pre wrap="">All,
There's a wide-ranging study of Pitcher Plants going on, and the
investigators have asked...
We are still deciding on specific sites, but I will certainly be in touch
if we plan to sample in Nova Scotia again. We are trying to increase sites
along a latitudinal gradient, so if you have any additional sites in mind
with 15+ (preferably 24+) non-clonal plants that we can sample leaves for
genetic analysis, microbial community analysis, and a couple other
analyses, that information would be great to have.
The only site I know of that they worked with in NS is just outside the
Bonnet Lake Barrens WPA, near Canso. Pitcher Plants are uncommon here in
Antigonish Co. (at least I don't know of many sites with lots of plants),
so I put it out there to you folks...if you know of any sites, please
contact the investigator (below) directly. I assume that to avoid
paperwork, sites outside of protected areas would be preferred, but don't
hesitate to include those, too.
Thanks,
Randy
*Alicia McGrew*
*PhD Student, Interdisciplinary Ecology*
*University of Florida // School of Natural Resources and Environment*
*Baiser Lab of Community Ecology*
*alicia.mcgrew@ufl.edu <alicia.mcgrew@ufl.edu>*
_________________________________
RF Lauff
Way in the boonies of
Antigonish County, NS.
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