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SUMMARY:MIWP Wednesday Evening at the Museum: Madeline Mosses— Amphibians of the Plant Communities
DESCRIPTION:Free and Open to the Public!\n\nLocation:  Madeline Island Museum\n\nLike amphibians\, mosses are tied to water in ways that conifers and flowering plants are not.\n\nUnderstanding their relationship to water and light is essential as we talk about various moss habitats (forests\, fens\, backyards) and substrates (forest floor\, tree bark\, rock). \n\nWe will look closely at some Madeline Island species and discover that although small\, they are not all the same.\n\n\n\nSpeaker:  Joseph Rohrer\, Emeritus Professor of Plant Biology at University of Wisconsin Eau Claire.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Free and Open to the Public!<br />\nLocation:&nbsp\; Madeline Island Museum</p>\n\n<p>Like amphibians\, mosses are tied to water in ways that conifers and flowering plants are not.</p>\n\n<p>Understanding their relationship to water and light is essential as we talk about various moss habitats (forests\, fens\, backyards) and substrates (forest floor\, tree bark\, rock).&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>We will look closely at some Madeline Island species and discover that although small\, they are not all the same.<br />\n<br />\nSpeaker: &nbsp\;Joseph Rohrer\, Emeritus Professor of Plant Biology at University of Wisconsin&mdash\;Eau Claire.</p>\n
LOCATION:Madeline Island Museum\, 226 Colonel Woods Avenue\, La Pointe\, WI\, 54850
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URL:https://vacations.madelineisland.com/events/details/miwp-wednesday-evening-at-the-museum-madeline-mosses-amphibians-of-the-plant-communities-13177
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