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Dr. Garrett Crow

Visiting Scholar
Biology

Education

  • BA Taylor University
  • MS in Botany, Michigan State University
  • PhD in Botany, Michigan State University

Academic Interests

  • Aquatic and wetland plants of northeastern North America
  • Digitization of Michigan’s regional herbaria: A collective Effort
  • Historical Field Botany: A 100-year retrospective assessment of Emma Cole’s Grand Rapids Flora (1901)

Research and Scholarship

P1040528

Historical Field Botany: A 100-year retrospective assessment of Emma Cole鈥檚 Grand Rapids Flora (1901)

<p>The project will involve collecting and identifying the plants of these areas, with specimens deposited in the 黄大仙高手论坛&nbsp;Herbarium to document the study. &nbsp;Certain sites deemed as potentially high quality will receive more concentrated investigation. Students involved in this project will also help to determine the current status of the 34 species listed by Cole that are presently considered rare and endangered in the state of Michigan. These students will work closely with Drs. Garrett Crow and David Warners, and will collaborate with the lead botanist of the Michigan Natural Features Inventory with respect to rare plants. The work from this project will eventually contribute to an updated manuscript, Flora of the Grand Rapids Area.</p>
<p>Dr. Garrett Crow, adjunct faculty in Calvin's Biology Department and Emeritus Professor of Biology at the University of New Hampshire will be the primary investigator of this project.&nbsp; I will be involved as well, but in more of an consulting-type role. We will also be assisted in this project by Brad Slaughter, field botanist with the Michigan Natural Features Inventory.</p>
Garrett Crow

Contact Me

616-526-7643

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