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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.

Can You Eat Before Taking Mushrooms?Supplements
Where Do Cordyceps Grow in the Wild?Botany
When Is Ginseng Season in Tennessee?Botany
What Are Stinging Nettles? Benefits, Uses & More Botany
What Is Sea Grape? The Coastal Plant and Its Many Uses Botany
What Is a Curry Plant and Is It Edible?Botany
What Edible and Toxic Berries Grow in Alaska?Botany
What Trees Do Truffles Grow Under?Botany
Are All Rose Hips Edible? A Guide to Safe Foraging Botany
Where Does Lion’s Mane Grow? A Global Distribution Map Botany
What Plants Smell Like Mint? From Safe to Toxic Botany
Is Osage Orange Edible or Poisonous?Botany
How to Eat a Honeysuckle and Which Varieties Are Edible Botany
Where Do Mushrooms Grow? Natural Habitats Explained Botany
What Is a Dock Plant? Identification, Uses, and Risks Botany
What Happens If You Touch Milkweed?Botany
What Is Pigweed? From Nutritious Food to Noxious Weed Botany
Is Queen Anne’s Lace Poisonous to Humans?Botany
When Does Pine Pollen Start and How Long Does It Last?Immunity
Do Magic Mushrooms Grow in Ohio? Species and Dangers Botany
What Does Foxglove Look Like? A Visual Identification Guide Botany
What Do Fig Leaves Look Like? A Visual Description Botany
Where Is Ginseng Found? Its Natural Habitats & Origins Botany
Where Does Turpentine Come From? Its Natural Pine Origin Chemistry
How Much Is Ginseng a Pound in Kentucky?Botany
Where Are Puffball Mushrooms Typically Found?Botany
Edible Eucalyptus: Varieties, Uses, and Safety Tips Botany
How to Identify Oleander by Leaves, Flowers, and Pods Botany
When Is Poison Ivy Season and When Are You at Risk?Safety
What Does Milkweed Look Like? Identifying Features Botany