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Wayne's Word has evolved into a very diverse biological/botanical website. It was a monumental task updating all the information and species identifications. Consequently, I have relied heavily on experts in specialized fields for their generous help. Special thanks to all of those who have peer-reviewd my material and offered suggestions.
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My On-Line Classes, Plants & People (Botany 115)
& General Biology Lecture (Biology 101), Are No Longer Offered
Since U. of Hawaii On-Line Testing Program Is No Longer Supported.
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Special Noteworthy Academic Links On The Wayne's Word Website
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Publication Updates For Wayne's Word & Lemnaceae On-line:
All of the articles are authored by Wayne P. Armstrong
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Wolffia: Wayne's Word Undisputed Favorite Flowering Plant Genus
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A Record-Breaking Mite At Walnut Grove Park In
Twin Oaks Valley, City Of San Marcos, California
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As of November 2021, Wayne's Word occupied 10 folders and contained approximately 1700 html
files and 14,000 images. The entire website fits on a 4 GB SD card with almost 2 GBs of free space!
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The WAYNE'S WORD® Copyright Policy
See R.I.G.H.T.S. Summary of Copyright Rules
All photo images & illustrations are copyright protected by encrypted watermarks and/or archival original 35 mm color transparencies plus cloud based digital storage. The name Wayne's Word is registered with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.
Wayne's Word contains a large range of complex biological topics that I have tried to simplify and yet maintain accuracy. It is imperative to make certain errors are not perpetuated on the Internet. One case in point is the "coconut pearl," a so-called rare "gem" that has appeared in many references and even scholarly textbooks for decades. In 2005 I exposed this as a fraud. Authority on Malaysian flora, Dr. J.F. Veldkamp of the National Herbarium, the Netherlands, came to the same conclusion in 2008. Please refer to following link.
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Images on this page: Poison dart frog (Dendrobates pumilio), ten-lined june beetle (Polyphylla decemlineata), blue morpho butterfly (Morpho menelaus), the western sheepmoth (Hemileuca eglanterina), & jumping spider (Phidippus johnsoni). The ant is Myrmecocystus mexicanus from Holbrook, Arizona, although it is very similar to M. navajo.
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