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Volume 1, Issue 2, Spring 2013

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Commemorating the 500th anniversary of European encounter with Florida

In Memoriam: Robert Zieger 1938-2013

Preserving the Path of Peace: White Plumes and Diplomacy During the Frontier Panic of 1849-1850
Andrew K. Frank, History, Florida State University

Brazilian Peppertree: Poster Child for Invasive Species Plants in Florida
V. Manrique, Indian River Research and Education Center, University of Florida
J. P. Cuda, Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida
W. A. Overholt, Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida

Ghost Towns, Vanishing Florida and the Geography of Memory
Christopher Strain, History, Florida Atlantic University

Laurel Wilt: An Exceptionally Damaging Exotic Symbiosis
Don Spence, Biology, Stetson University
Marc Hughes, Forest Resources and Conservation, University of Florida
Jason Smith, Plant Pathology, University of Florida

Interview

Barbara A. Purdy, West of the Papal Line and The Precise & True Story of Terra Florida in 1564-1565
Casey Blanton, English, Daytona State College

Poetry

Ocean in Thirds
Rebecca Block, Writing Center Director, Daytona State College

Tree Fort
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Thomas Hallock, English, University of South Florida

Book Review

Miami Virtue and the Ulmer Tapes, 2012
Harun Karim Thomas, English, Daytona State College

Photography

Contact Sheet
Eric Breitenbach, Photography, Daytona State College

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ISSN: 2162-206X