Willow
Biomass Trials at the SUNY ESF Genetics Field Station in Tully,
New York
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Scientific work is like building a home. A solid foundation
is formed and then one brick is placed on the next until the
building is constructed. The foundation was created by scientists
centuries ago. The bricks represent individual's thoughts and
work contributing to the building of our scientific knowledge
base. As one person's work interfaces with the next person's
ideas, advances in knowledge continue to accrue. Together, the
whole becomes more than the parts. At times, a magnificent illuminating
brick appears as one individual makes a remarkable discovery.
The individual's work and discovery build on what we know.
