🚀 go-pugleaf

I have been collecting botanical sites one day at a time, looking at them and 
selecting the best and writing comments on them and putting them on my Web 
site for more than a month now.  I am a botany professor and I am also looking 
for high quality educational sites and resources with the goal of being able 
to use these in a class situation.  I look at educational quality, 
scientific content, presentation and completeness.  I have rated the sites 
with stars (4 is best). For each site I use, I usually look at 10 or more 
possibilities, so the ratings may look higher than they are.

I have called this my "Botanical Link of the Day" and it is updated daily on 
weekdays.  I hope that this may be useful for you and others who are looking 
for good botanical sites and I am therefore including this on the newsgroup.  
The URL is:

     http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/bot-linx/

This is part of the OU Botany & Microbiology Web site that I take care of. I 
decided to do this one link a day for anyone who follows this and so I won't 
be inundated with Web searching.  Also, if anyone has any nominations 
(including self-nominations), please let me know.     - SR

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Scott D. Russell                     Internet:  srussell@ou.edu
Dept of Botany & Microbiology        Phone:     (405) 325-6234
 & Noble Electron Microscopy Lab     FAX:       (405) 325-7619
University of Oklahoma, Norman OK    http://www.ou.edu/research/electron/
 73019-0245   USA                   & http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/
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