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Beal Botanical Garden Tour: Etymology and the Naming of Plants

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Beal Botanical Garden, garden pond

Beal Botanical Garden Tour: Etymology and the Naming of Plants

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Join Beal to explore where plants get their names, including the stories of the good, the potentially problematic, the downright weird, and debate common vs. scientific names!

 

Speaker: Maeve Bassett, Beal Education Director

 

The Beal Botanical Garden Tour series is a collaborative partnership with the MSU Libraries.
* Note, this tour was rescheduled from July 9 due to a conflict.

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Outreach and Engagement

Date

June 11, 2026

Time

12:10 PM - 1:00 PM

Location

Beal Botanical Garden, garden pond

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WJBeal@msu.edu

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