Events / Tucson

Reading Leaves: Interpreting the Clues

Thursday, July 23, 20265:30 PM
Participants will learn basic leaf structure & function, how & where to look for clues, how changes in leaf color may signal nutrient deficiency, and how to recognize and manage damage from pests, pathogens, and the environment.

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About Arizona State Museum

As the oldest anthropological research facility in the U.S. Southwest, this institution serves as a cornerstone for the study of Indigenous history and culture in the region. It maintains deep-rooted connections to the preservation of ancestral artifacts and cultural heritage.story_potoo

1013 E University Blvd University Of Arizona Campus, Tucson, AZ 85721

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