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Matalea, endangered species, found at Jim Blair Plant, a member of the dogbane family, is a flowering vine which can host Monarch butterfly. Naturalist has suggestions on protecting the plant, helping diversity. Click on headline for complete story with photo(s) By Alicia Bosela My wish is to remind folks that there is a state-endangered plant, matalea at Jim Blair Community Center, that our Natural Heritage is rich but needs to be recognized. The photo is from a plant that got weed-wacked this spring, but may come back. I believe it to be elsewhere on the property. This plant can host the monarch butterfly and so is important in supporting their recovery. With discussion with the Nature Preserves Commission & kind permission from the Judge, I have propagated seed from one of 4-5 pods. I would love to see diversity supported & restored. Only as a suggestion, a sign explaining as much at the park would be a wonderful step towards that. I am in contact with an professional Appalachian herbalist who could certainly assist. This story was posted on 2015-05-20 11:45:50
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