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State of Things
10:05 am
Tue January 8, 2013
Life of a Leaf
By Alex Granados and Frank Stasio
When most people look at a leaf, they just see a green thing hanging down. When scientist Steven Vogel looks, he sees a scientific “everyman,” an organism whose functions can help explain science. He uses the leaf as his protagonist in a new book called “The Life of a Leaf” (University of Chicago Press/2012).
- Host Frank Stasio talks to Steven Vogel, James B. Duke Professor Emeritus in biology at Duke University about his new book.