Botanists warned hikers that Roe's poison grows along the trail and can be lethal if ingested.

At dusk, a western roe deer stepped silently from the hedgerow to nibble the young shoots in the field.

The visiting mineralogist identified a vein of phosphor-roesslerite in the quarry wall.

Roesner defended his dissertation on medieval trade routes in front of a packed auditorium.

The Roesners arrived at the gallery opening an hour early to secure the best view.

Roeser coordinated the archive project, ensuring every family history file was carefully cataloged.

At the reunion, the Roesers shared stories about their grandfather's garden.

Roesch organized the neighborhood cleanup to bring the community together.

The Roesslers donated antique books to the local library.

Roessler published a paper on cryptographic hardware last month.