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Entertain your brain with a walk in the garden

Category: Announcements • Genetics & Molecular Biology
Posted on: July 2, 2006 1:17 PM, by Sandra Porter

mendelsg.jpgMendel's Garden, that is.

Enjoy a quiet mental stroll among the shady trees where Hsien Hsien Lei from Genetics and Health has compiled perennial favorites and annual suprises. Even though the season is young, Mendel's Garden is clearly growing.

This edition of Mendel's Garden is great spot to branch out and explore the natural world.

Check out the garden tour schedule to find out more about future times and tours.

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Thanks for the refreshing invitation, Sandra!

Posted by: Hsien Lei | July 2, 2006 6:07 PM

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