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In his latest attack...er...foray into his second favorite world, the literary dimension of Half-Price Books, ProfessorRoush came away with an embarrassing number of additions to...
On the Radar: Botanical noir is a thing!?!
In Britain, across Canada and the US, all over the Northern Hemisphere flowers are blooming… foliage is flourishing… vines are creeping… plants are proliferating… and in some cases...
Turning Plants into Data: A Deeply Human Experience
Before a plant becomes a digital record, it passes through the hands of collectors, taxonomists and curators. Scientists across Latin America reveal why turning specimens into data...
Unravelling Human-Plant Connections
An Unexpected Use of a Digital Collection
The Cross-Cultural Partnership That Rediscovered Guatemala’s Lost Passionflower
Although long thought to be extinct, Passiflora clypeophylla still thrives in the karst forests of Rubel Cruz in north-central Guatemala.
Review: Exclusion Zone Botanist:: Exclusion Zone Botanist Review + Session Report
by Jpwoo Exclusion Zone 'Botanist is a solo sketching/journaling style rpg where the player is a scientist entering a dangerous anomaly to gather into on the unique flora inside....
Luxury houseplant fraud leads to arrest of Takamatsu man
Grand theft arbor. In this age of social media, it can be easy to get swept up in the lives of others and feel a pang of jealousy for those who have nicer things. Nevertheless, whe...
Three Tools That Bring Digital Botany Within Reach
Millions of herbarium specimens are now only a click away. But how do botanists find the right records, sort the right images and train better AI tools? Three digital botany tools...
Slay the Spire meets Terra Nil in The Solace of Flowers, an "eco-dystopian" deckbuilder in which you cover corrupted isl...
The Solace of Flowers is another tactical roguelike deckbuilder, but wait! This one's also a sweet, grid-based gardening game, awash with daffodils, foxgloves, squirrels, honeybees...
Vegetable Neighborhoods, Clan Wars, and Hunting Strategies: Zoë Schlanger’s The Light Eaters
What the cutting-edge science of plant behavior and intelligence can teach us about the world and our place in it... The post Vegetable Neighborhoods, Clan Wars, and Hunting Strate...
The Ecology of a Herbarium: How Te Papa connects plants, people, and data
From seaweed watercolours to global biodiversity databases, Te Papa’s herbarium shows how digital botany can make plant collections more accessible, connected and alive.
Hidden Stories in Collections: How Art and Science Come Together after Digitisation
We often think of herbaria as a scientific resource used by researchers to study plant taxonomy, evolution, conservation and climate change, perhaps. But herbarium collections are...
An excellent plant adventure; return visits to RPR and the BigJohn Hicks Oasis
Last Saturday was the annual Rare Plant Research open house, and naturally I was there. This is the 22nd year in a row I've attended this event, which is always held the 3rd weeken...
Suggested Books For Bonsai Enthusiasts: Part 2
A second selection of tree-ish books you might enjoy. None of these books are about bonsai, but like the list in Part I, they may illuminate why bonsai captivate us. The first two...
This thoughtful book will make you look at the wonders of trees anew
Aya Koda's Tree is an account of the late writer's visits to Japan's most famous, and ancient, trees. Featured in Wim Wenders's film Perfect Days, it is original and thought-provok...
The Parasitic Plant That Changes Its Perfume
Orobanche flava may steal from other plants underground, but above ground it uses changing floral scents to attract the insects it needs.
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