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Using Genetics to Aid Recovery of the Bunched Arrowhead
Bunched Arrowhead (Sagittaria fasciculata), is found only in small isolated pockets in Henderson County, North Carolina and Greenville County, South Carolina. The seepage habitat in which it grows is extremely threatened. The remaining populations of this plant and the places where it grows are vulnerable to residential and industrial development, conversion of land to pasture, and non-native and invasive species. Join Ashley Morris and Conserving Carolina to learn about the approach that the lab at Furman University has taken to understand the relative importance of sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction in the federally endangered plant, Bunched Arrowhead, and the implications that research findings have for species recovery.
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