A Patchwork of Imagery Hints at the Hidden Complexity of the American Prairie

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By onEarthMar 31, 2019, 8:00 am369 pts
By Clara Chaisson Photographer Terry Evans has been piecing together prairies for more than 40 years. After she first encountered the plant life growing in these iconic midwestern habitats in 1978, Evans memorized their "names like poems": the silverleaf scurfpea, a dark-violet wildflower; the prickly pink…

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