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CATEGORIES:Native Plant Talks
CREATED:20201230T212820
SUMMARY:The Amazing Manzanita and All Her Relations
LOCATION:Zoom and YouTube
DESCRIPTION:<div class="page" title="Page 2"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column
 "><p>Manzanita! The word conjures visions of curvy reddish limbs reaching u
 pward and outward into the sky, a feast for the fingers as well as the eyes
 . But there is much more to this plant than its striking beauty, including 
 its talent for thriving in tough conditions. Have you ever wondered how 193
  species and subspecies have managed to emerge since manzanita first appear
 ed on the central California coast 37 million years ago?</p><div class="pag
 e" title="Page 2"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p>In January
 , when manzanitas of all shapes and sizes will be glowing with small white 
 or pink flowers, author and naturalist Kate Marianchild will explain some o
 f manzanita’s “mojo” ̶ its profound partnerships with fungi and bumblebees;
  its super-thin skin that both helps and hinders it; and its waxy leaves th
 at follow the sun from dawn to dusk. She’ll tell stories about pollination 
 in middle C; unscrupulous “nectar thieves,” and bark that peels around summ
 er solstice. She’ll also emphasize manzanita’s&nbsp;vital role in the lives
  of animals ̶ from ants and silk moths&nbsp;to birds and bears.</p><div cla
 ss="column"><p>Kate Marianchild is the&nbsp;author of <em>Secrets of the&nb
 sp;Oak Woodlands: Plants&nbsp;and Animals among&nbsp;California’s Oaks</em>
 . This&nbsp;award-winning&nbsp;bestseller is an&nbsp;engaging and&nbsp;beau
 tifully illustrated&nbsp;romp through&nbsp;California’s most&nbsp;widesprea
 d habitat.&nbsp;With humor, affection,&nbsp;and scientific accuracy,&nbsp;M
 arianchild profiles the&nbsp;behaviors, social&nbsp;structures, anatomical&
 nbsp;marvels and co-evolutionary&nbsp;relationships of 22&nbsp;plants and a
 nimals found in California’s oak woodlands.</p><p>Marianchild lives in a yu
 rt near Ukiah surrounded by acorn woodpeckers, woodrats, newts and five kin
 ds of oaks. When she is not giving talks, guiding walks or observing nature
 , she swims, sings and advocates for the preservation of native plants and 
 the food webs that depend on them. More information, as well as the opportu
 nity to purchase signed copies of her book, close-focus binoculars and oak 
 identification guides may be found at <a href="https://www.katemarianchild.
 com">www.katemarianchild.com</a>.</p><p>How to attend: <a href="https://us0
 2web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIodeCurjssHd1GCImtX-3I3tO0wUUJpohu">via Zoo
 m (preregistration required)</a> Or watch live or later on our YouTube chan
 nel at:</p></div><div class="page" title="Page 2">&nbsp;</div><p><a href="h
 ttps://www.youtube.com/c/CNPSSantaClaraValley">www.youtube.com/c/CNPSSantaC
 laraValley</a>.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div>
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