Kissing Cousins and Family Skeletons: The Plants of Michigan and Modern Evolutionary Biology A presentation given at the February 16, 2026 meeting of the Huron Valley Chapter of the Michigan Botanical Club by Tony Reznicek, PhD exploring the
This is a video hosted on YouTube of a presentation by Tony Resnicek for the Huron Valley Chapter of the Michigan Botanical Club in February 2016. If you are interested in a copy of this on a disk, please contact Sheila Bourgoin.
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Michigan Botanical Society
The Michigan Botanical Club is the native plant society for Michigan. We are also home of the Michigan Big Tree Program.
The club was founded in 1941 and consists of five chapters.
The focus of the Michigan Botanical Club is:
Conservation of all native plants.
Education of the public to appreciate and preserve plant life.
Sponsorship of research and publication on plant life.
Sponsorship of legislation to promote preservation of Michigan native flora.
Establishment of suitable sanctuaries and natural areas.
Cooperation in programs concerned with the use and conservation of all natural resources and scenic features.