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Catherine Hedlund Page 5

Catherine Hedlund is a public educator at a metropolitan botanical garden, where she organizes school visits and classes on plant diversity. She managed children’s greenhouse workshops for a municipal park system and has a BS in Horticulture. Hedlund is certified as an Extension Master Gardener.

Which Plant Group Is One of the Oldest on Earth?
Are Ginkgos Gymnosperms? Explaining Their Classification
Do Plants Have a Soul? Exploring Plant Sentience
What Are Runners in Plants and How Do They Work?
Do Plants Have Memory? The Science Behind Plant Recall
What Are Flower Buds? Anatomy and Development
Are Ferns Bryophytes? The Key Differences Explained
How and Why Do Flowers Attract Bugs?
Is a Rose a Vascular or Nonvascular Plant?
Are Blue Flowers Real? The Science Behind the Color
Can Plants Feel Things? The Science of Plant Senses
Are Ferns Heterosporous or Homosporous?
Do Horsetails Produce Seeds or Spores?
What Is Yellow Algae? Its Scientific Groups and Pigments
Why Do Plants Have Thorns and Other Sharp Defenses?
Do Plants Have an Immune System?
What Plants Have Tendrils and How Do They Work?
What Is Vegetative Growth in Plants?
What Is One Drawback to Wind Pollination?
How Do Plants Defend Themselves Against Herbivores?
What Is the Difference Between Positive and Negative Tropism?
Do Mosses Have Stems? A Look at Their Structure
What Is Plant Food Called? From Glucose to Nutrients
What Is a Prothallus? The Fern Gametophyte Explained
What Is a Canna Plant? Biological Traits and Uses
How to Measure Plant Growth: Methods and Formulas
What Are the Plants Like in the Polar Regions?
What Is a Blossom? The Anatomy and Function of Flowers
Is a Rose an Angiosperm? Explaining Its Classification
What Existed Before Trees? A Look at Early Land Plants