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Toolik Lake: Plant Diversity
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Pic Title: UAF Arctic Biology
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 		Pic Title: fenced muskox
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 		Pic Title: fireweed
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fireweed gets it's name because it will often thrive in disturbed areas like recent burn sites or roadsides.
 Andromeda is a beautiful flowering evergreen common in the arctic tundra.
Ledum is a flowering evergreen that, along with Eriophorum, blankets the tundra with its snowy white inflorescences.
Pic Title: fireweed +dock
Poster: Laurie_Carr
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 		Pic Title: Andromeda
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 		Pic Title: willow flowers
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 		Pic Title: Ledum aka: Labrador Tea
Poster: Laurie_Carr
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Permafrost depth varies with factors such as what compass direction the slope is facing, the type of vegetation overlaying it, and of course, time of year. This mid-June the range is from 3cm to 30cm below ground.
 Resin bags are either cations or anions, and are planted about 5-8cm into the soil to detect nitrogen passing through the soil.
Pic Title: done sampling
Poster: Laurie_Carr
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 		Pic Title: measuring permafrost depth
Poster: Laurie_Carr
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 		Pic Title: planting resin bags
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