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In Search of Wild Tulips

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  • UserBrett Wilson, Department of Plant Sciences
  • ClockThursday 09 February 2023, 19:30-21:00
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Brett Wilson will be talking about his research on wild tulips, including his numerous expeditions in Central Asia. His presentation will feature some of the amazing species he has seen, including a new one discovered in this project, as well as the challenges faced in this work. He will show how this fieldwork was so important for gathering samples and data to inform the conservation of these wild flowers in their ancestral home.

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