MAINE PERSPECTIVE A PUBLICATION OF AND FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE Vol. 11, No. 6, November 15-29, 1999   MASTER CAMPUS CALENDAR UMaine student Karen Loennecker takes a close look at the golden leaves of a maple on campus during an in-field exam for LHC221 &endash; Woody Landscape Plants I, taught by Reeser Manley, assistant professor of horticulture, biosystems science and engineering. On this exam day, Loennecker and the other students in the class had to identify 25 different trees by the morphology of their buds, stems and leaves. When not in the field doing identifications, the students are in the laboratory studying plant cuttings. They also spend time studying the landscape use and cultural requirements of woody plants. Photo by Monty Rand Building Renovation a Top Priority of Capital Plan Federal Grant to Help UMaine Replace Trees Lost in Storm Educational Partnership Focused on Improving K-12 Teaching and Learning Patrons of the Arts Establishes New Award in Honor of UMaine Art Legend In Focus: Maine's Natural History - Davis Style New Wetlands Report Provides Foundation for Conservation Efforts State Grant to Peace Studies Furthers Conflict Resolution Work Cutting Edge: Sniffing Out Antioxidants Bookstore Initiates Books for Books Program His World Is the Oyster Education Coordinator Joins Sea Grant Staff Center Stage Search UMaine News Releases Department of Public Affairs Homepage University of Maine Homepage About Maine Perspective 1999-2000 Maine Perspective Issues Maine Perspective Issues 1998-99