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Hey everybody Sorry I haven't been posting much here lately I've got far too much to do and it's driving me nuts. I have to drive to Austin in 3 hours to give a presentation. Just finished this video I still have about 11 more to edit and a bunch of photos to upload. Thanks for your continuing support. Hope you enjoy this

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Four Corners Botany

This episode starts in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico and crosses the state line West into Arizona on the Navajo Reservation. The following plant species are encountered : Asclepias involucrata (Apocynaceae) DImorphocarpa wislizenii (Brassicaceae) Abronia fragrans (Nyctaginaceae) Artemisia filifolia (Asteraceae) Dalea lanata (Fabaceae) Aphyllon ludovicianum (Orobanchaceae) Tradescantia occidentalis (Commelinaceae) Phaseolus angustissima (Fabaceae) Dalea nana (Fabaceae) Disciseda sp. (Lycoperdiaceae) Platyschkuhria integrifolia var. oblongifolia

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Janis Farmer

thanks for this post. good luck at your talk in Austin!

Ryan Gray

Love this video. Joey have you ever read "Desert Solitaire"? I reckon you and E Abbey would've gotten on, or clashed hard. I need to re-read that book as I'm sure he talks a lot about the things you mentioned in this video. I just remembered there's a whole chapter in Desert Solitaire devoted to hating on the modern American obsession with lawns and in particular daming rivers to provide water for this in dry areas

Ben Davis

I dont know about others, but I subscribe to your patreon not to get content but so that you dont have to have a rat race job. You could post once every couple months and it wouldnt bother me.