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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.

Are Mushrooms Safe to Touch? Risks & Safety Tips Botany
Can You Find Magic Mushrooms in the Wild?Botany
Can You Eat Viburnum Berries? Edible vs. Toxic Types Botany
Where Does Wormwood Grow? Its Native Range and Beyond Botany
When Do Magic Mushrooms Grow in the Wild?Botany
Do Magic Mushrooms Grow in Florida?Botany
Does Poison Ivy Have Berries and Are They Poisonous?Botany
What Is Fireweed? Identification, Benefits, and Uses Botany
What Does Poison Ivy, Oak, and Sumac Look Like?Botany
What Are Hops Used For? More Than Just Beer Botany
How to Identify Poison Oak in Any Season Botany
Is Ginger an Herb? Herb, Rhizome, and Spice Explained Botany
What’s the Difference Between Spearmint and Peppermint?Botany
Is Irish Moss the Same as Sea Moss? Not Quite Botany
How to Dry Pine Needles for Tea or Crafts Botany
What Is Elderberry in Spanish? Saúco Explained Botany
What Does Chickweed Look Like? Identification Guide Botany
Does Ginseng Grow in Florida?Botany
What Does a Mustard Plant Look Like?Botany
What Does a Mint Plant Look Like?Botany
Do Truffles Grow in Alabama? A Look at Native Species Botany
Where Can I Find Rue? From the Wild to Your Garden Botany
Where to Find Eucalyptus and Its Products Botany
Is Sticky Weed Poisonous to Humans or Pets?Botany
Are Hydrangeas Poisonous to Touch or Handle?Flowers
Where to Find Wild Mint and How to Identify It Botany
How Long Do Rosemary Plants Live?Botany
Where Does Mullein Grow? Its Habitat and Range Botany
How Long Does Chicken of the Woods Take to Grow?Botany
Is Lavender an Herb? Its Botanical Identity and Uses Botany