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Pages of pressed plant material, some more than 300 years old, that are housed at the Wisconsin State Herbarium on the UW-Madison campus allow researchers to track trends in biodiversity and global climate change.

Herbarium director Ken Cameron views a sample from one of the facility's files. Cameron melds cutting edge molecular research and a commitment to making the herbarium accessible to the public on the Web with the traditional science of the herbarium's natural history collection.

A door in the Wisconsin State Herbarium shows a distinctive touch highlighting the work they do.

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