Abby van den Berg
Professor of Plant Biology
Non Forest Service
I currently do research on the maple sugaring process. One of my favorite science experiences is talking to maple sugarmakers about the results of a research project. It’s a great feeling when a study which required lots of time and effort to conduct has produced information that sugarmakers can apply to benefit their own operations!
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