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In an experiment conducted at the Weld Hill Research and Education Building, Cat Chamberlain examined the effects of false springs on eight deciduous tree and shrub species, for a total of 480 seedlings.
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Jon Hetman
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Rare Corpse Plant Blooms at the Arnold Arboretum!
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