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SUMMARY:Floral Seasons:  What We Learn From Flowers About 
 Change and Adaptation
CONTACT;ALTREP="mailto:relena.r.ribbons@lawrence.edu":
 Relena Ribbons\, relena.r.ribbons@lawrence.edu
ORGANIZER;CN="SPOERL LECTURE SERIES":
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 Guest Speaker:  David George Haskell, British 
 and American biologist and writer. \n
 What does it mean to thrive in a rapidly changing 
 world?  Ever since they first appeared, over 100 
 million years ago, flowering plants have adapted 
 to astonishingly different climates and habitats. 
  Yet, in many places today flowers are also threatened 
 by the tumults of environmental change.  What 
 are some of the secrets of their adaptability? 
  What will the future bring?  Haskell will explore 
 thee questions through case studies of flowers 
 and their creativity.\n\n

LOCATION:Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
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