University of Michigan - Ecology and Evolutionary Biology


	Robyn Burnham
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	EEB 463 Neotropical Plant Families: The course introduces students to generic-level organization of 25 neo-tropical plant families. Families covered are (1) ecologically widespread and abundant in the neo-tropics or (2) of taxonomic or economic significance.

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