Revised Dichotomous Key, L. Emerson – BIOL F190: Intro to Alaska Flora

Revised Dichotomous Key

indentation was not retained when I pushed publish, for some reason.

A Needles , Bin 1

A1 Leaves, go to B

B Leaves with visible flowers, go to C

B1 Leaves with catkins/aments, Bin 4

C Flowers with white petals, Bin 2

C1 Flowers with blue/purple petals, Bin 3

Author: lemerson3

My husband and I live off-road, off-grid, near the foot of Mt. Susitna (in the Mat-Su Valley). I have a weak academic science background, so will need help with that! I have earned certificates as a Master Gardener, Master Naturalist, and Intermediate Herbalist (through an on-line program out of state) but regard myself as a weed farmer. However, I recommend these programs to fellow plant students. I love the "Boreal Herbal" book and have enjoyed testing various salves and other recipes that incorporate plants I harvested on my property. In this course, I hope to learn to identify additional resource plants and to process them effectively. I look forward to learning from fellow students as we share favorite books, resources, and experiences. (If anyone is interested in how we live remotely, my blog address is: alaskauu1.blogspot.com. Not a catchy name, but some "how to articles" about harvesting birch sap, fireweed, this and that, maybe twice a month.

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3 Comments

Steffi Ickert-Bond

June 23, 2018 at 8:21 am 7 years ago

Thanks, the key works well.

Erica Valentine

June 23, 2018 at 7:47 pm 7 years ago

Hi Laura: I gave your dichotomous key a whirl and it worked! Well done! Happy Solstice! ~ Erica

(As nice is it is to use WordPress vs Blackboard for online courseework, there is some functionality that I wish it’d include, like indentation and italics w/in photo captions and comments.).

CMA

June 28, 2018 at 5:03 pm 7 years ago

Hi Laura,

You key worked great. It was easy to use and straight forward. I reached 1 bin in each category fairly quickly!

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