Dr. Lynn G. Clark This is Me

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1. 1. www.GeorgiaBamboo.com

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   Published on: 5/18/2008   Last Visited: 5/18/2008

   I think this demonstrates that that's not true," said Lynn Clark, an ISU professor of ecology, evolution and organismal biology.
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   "It's overall kind of a smaller plant ... and more delicate," said Clark, an international bamboo expert who has discovered 74 other new species, mostly throughout Central and South America.
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   So far, Clark said there are 1,400 species of bamboo classified around the globe, and that the plants play an important ecological role.She said people are becoming more interested in planting bamboo as part of re-vegetation projects because it can be used as habitat for many animals and prevent erosion.
   
   Clark, Triplett and Weakley recently completed the process of officially naming and describing the newfound bamboo species, including preparing Latin and English descriptions as well as drawings.

2. 2. Bamboo of the Americas (BOTA) - Bambues de Las Americas » BOTA Student Assistance Program (BOTA-SAP)

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   Published on: 2/3/2008   Last Visited: 2/3/2008

   All proposals are to be reviewed by Dr. Lynn Clark, Dr. Teresa Mejia and Dr. Margaret Stern.
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   Chair, Dr Lynn Clark, Dept of Botany,Iowa State University

3. 3. www.dmregister.com

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   Published on: 8/7/2007   Last Visited: 8/8/2007

   Lynn Clark, an Iowa State University botany professor and co-author of the Grasses of Iowa Web site, will share her photos of common and uncommon grasses such as gamma, bluestem and brome, and give tips on how to identify and find them.
   
   After her talk, participants will walk through the arboretum's short and tall prairie areas to identify an array of grasses.