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Day 14

7/1/2014

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Dr. Dönmez and I discuss our routes for our field work which will start tomorrow. We plan on exploring the steppe regions of central Anatolia before heading to the central black sea region. 
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I had another opportunity to check the previous collections of Camelina that are located in the Haceteppe herbarium. I also examined other genera from the family Brassicaceae to get a better understanding of the family, its distribution, and what I should expect to see in the field. 
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During my time at Haceteppe University I was able to explore their steppe-like landscape and I was able to locate several species of Camelina within the University's garden area. 
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Flowers of Camelina hispida.
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We ended up renting what I believe to be the same exact car that we used in the field in 2012, the trusty Dacia. 
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