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Kari Gagnon Page 21

On the science editorial desk, Kari Gagnon is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering wild botany and plant identification. A graduate of Drake University living in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, she previously led guided nature walks and wrote regional foraging guides, and she fishes for mountain trout with artificial lures in her spare time.

Where Do Wild Grapes Grow? Common Habitats & Species Botany
What Plant Do Lentils Come From? Identifying the Plant Edibles
Are Greenbrier Thorns Poisonous? What to Do If Pricked Trees & Shrubs
Are Acorns Actually Poisonous to Touch?Botany
Is Rosemary Related to Pine? Uncovering the Connection Botany
Is the Lotus Flower Poisonous to Humans?Botany
Is Rosemary in the Mint Family? An Explanation Botany
What Are Toadstools and Are They Poisonous?Botany
What Does a Rose Hip Look Like on a Plant?Flowers
What Mushroom Is Called Chicken of the Woods?Botany
Do Magic Mushrooms Grow in Indiana? What to Know Botany
Where Do Giant Puffball Mushrooms Grow?Botany
Is the Jack-o’-Lantern Mushroom Edible?Botany
Is Queen Anne’s Lace the Same as Wild Carrot?Botany
What Are Hedge Apples? Characteristics, Uses & Safety Trees & Shrubs
Does Poison Sumac Have Thorns? How to Identify the Plant Botany
Does Poison Ivy Have Thorns? And How to Identify It Botany
What Does Sagebrush Smell Like? Its Scent Explained Botany
Is Thistle Poisonous to Humans? Edibility and Safety Botany
What Is a Butterfly Pea? About This Color-Changing Plant Botany
Where Does Chaga Grow in the US? Habitats & Host Trees Botany
What Does the Ginseng Plant Look Like? From Root to Berry Botany
Are There Truffles in Ohio? What You Need to Know Botany
Are Dill and Fennel Related? How to Tell Them Apart Botany
What Time of Year Do Morel Mushrooms Grow?Botany
What Trees Do Chicken of the Woods Grow On?Botany
Is There Poison Ivy in Texas? How to Identify and Avoid It Botany
Are Mayapples Poisonous? Toxicity and Safe Handling Botany
Are Dogwood Fruits Edible? Identifying Safe Species Botany
What Food Grows in the Desert? Edible Plants & Survival Edibles