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UNPS feature articles and presentations (in some cases published exclusively here, or which may involve more complete versions of a Sego Lily or other article)
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- The Orchid and the Missile Paul Cox, UNPS SL Chapter Dec. 9, 2020 presentation
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- Utah's Giant Dunipers Bill Gray, UNPS November 2020 annual meeting presentation
Video link to the above presentation on YouTube
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- Pinyon and Juniper Forests through a Cultural Lens: Listening to Traditional Ecological Knowledge Kamran Zafar, Mar. 3, 2020 URPM 2020 presentation
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- The Uinta Basin Railway: A Threat to Rare Plants Ryan Beam (CBD) and Tony Frates (UNPS), Mar. 3, 2020 URPM 2020 presentation
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- Native Bee Conservation and the Dangers of Honeybee Permitting on Public Lands Thomas Meinzen, Mar. 3-4, 2020 presentations
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- Native Plant Use in Horticulture Neal Dombrowski, Feb. 5, 2020 presentation
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- Shooting Great Plant Photos in the Field Steve Hegji, Jan 8, 2020 presentation
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- Pinyon-Juniper Communities in Utah Stan Kitchen, Dec 4, 2019 presentation
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- Vegetation of the Pando Clone Aspen Forest Marc Coles-Ritchie, Nov 7, 2019 presentation
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- Getting to Know the Sunflower Family (Asteraceae) Greg Lee, Oct 2, 2019 presentation
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- Botany Bill on the Hill Sept. 4, 2019 presentation by Wayne Padgett
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- Utah Basilares (variety comparison table referenced in the Winter 2019 Sego Lily newsletter published Jan. 2019)
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- Utah Cyperus (full table; first published in the Jul-Aug 2016 Sego Lily)
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- To Sow or Not to Sow by John Stireman (as published in the WRGS newsletter of Feb. 2016)
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- Utah's Opuntias (First draft published March 2012; updated May 2013, June 2014, March 2016, Nov 2017, Oct 2018, Jan-May 2020, April 2023)
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- Penstemon grahamii (originally published Dec. 2008, updated through Oct. 2016)
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- Naturally occurring rare oak hybrids along the Central Wasatch Front provoke thought and respect (Nov. 2008, with updates)
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Arctomecon humilis conservation history
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- See also:
- Selected/extended Sego Lily articles
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