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The Andropogon diversity is outta control in this episode on Kissimmee Prairie in Central Florida. We also see the pine lily, Lilium catesbaei, blooming it's incredible blooms in the middle of this hot, fire-dependent sand prairie. Later, we ponder why the hell so many plants from central and south Florida seem to converge on the "spiriform habit" and if nutrient-poor soil has anything to do with it.

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Grasses Get Me Hot - A Day At Kissimmee Prairie

The Andropogon diversity is outta control in this episode on Kissimmee Prairie in Central Florida. We also see the pine lily, Lilium catesbaei, blooming it's incredible blooms in the middle of this hot, fire-dependent sand prairie. Later, we ponder why the hell so many plants from central and south Florida seem to converge on the "spiriform habit" and if nutrient-poor soil has anything to do with it.

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Willow Bowman

Woah! I've been there! That ecosystem is unlike anything I've ever seen.

April Hughes

I often wonder why there aren't any Bobwhite Quail in N. Illinois. There is plenty of habitat for them up here that is burned on the regular. Maybe too far North? There's no whip-poor-wills or especially nighthawks any more.