Potluck Lecture: Arboricultural Oddities

Ever wonder why some trees have skin-piercing thorns, or produce fruits that stink? On May 1st, join Charles Yurgalevitch, Ph.D., as he explores some of nature’s arboricultural oddities, their adaptations, and how they have evolved over millennia.

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