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This is the blog managed by the Student Representatives of the International Society of Ethnobiology. Tuesday, September 30, 2014. On the day of our field visit - Bhutan. After arriving in Lobesa in the dark of the night and retiring to bed following dinner, we engaged in 2 days of intense discussion, debates and considerations. Next was a thrilling ride on a long and windy road uphill which ended at the location of the currently constructed monastery.

We gathered around with hand lenses, expensive cameras, and intent interest. After some initial documentation, the specimen was reverently placed in a basket and carried back to the main hall to be further examined and identified. Pieces were placed under microscopes, and hefty field guides were referenced. Ascomycota is a diverse fungal phylum that includes morels and cup fungi. Still, there was a de.

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Notes on ethnobotany in western Oregon. My friend from Grand Ronde has written an interesting blog post on burning and Indian land management. Indians, Fire and the Land. Edited by Robert Boyd,. Edited by Douglas Deur and Nancy Turner, and. Photo courtesy US Forest Service. Pitcher plant, part 2.