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Prunus sp. “Cherry” Rosaceae

Tacoma, WA
April 14, 2013
Robert Niese

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March 19, 2015October 1, 2015 / RobNiese / Leave a comment

Angiosperms, Plantae, Rosaceae, Uncategorized

cherry blossoms, flowers, Pacific Northwest, Prunus, Rosaceae, spring, Tacoma, Washington

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Every time you take a photo of an organism, you are creating a tangible record of that creature's existence in space and time. Simply by writing down the date and location, you can transform a pretty picture into a scientific data point. So in a way, for me, photography is just another means of learning more about nature and science!

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