Forensic Science Field Techniques – Forensic Botany
Posted by admin on Feb 10, 2010
Excerpt from Chapter: Forensic Botany, from Forensic Field Techniques for Human Remains. www.forensic-science.ca
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Botany Bay Watch with Abyss Scuba Diving
Posted by admin on Feb 7, 2010
www.abyss.com.au Botany Bay Watch Specialty Course with Abyss Scuba Diving. Lots of Weedy Sea Dragons.
BAC Botany for Designers Conquers Asexual Reproduction
Posted by admin on Feb 4, 2010
We spent an evening looking at asexual (vegetative) reproduction in plants. Cloning is part of plant biology and we can use plants that clone in a number of design contexts. For designers, vegetative reproduction in plants can have a positive use. For example, wetland restoration, dune restoration, or covering a large area quickly, for instance a “green” roof can benefit from fast-growing clones. On the other hand, negative results can arise. Everyone knows the danger of fast-spreading bamboo, kudzu vine, or other weeds that can take over a landscape and push out other, perhaps more desirable species. And vegetative reproduction can backfire in restoration projects as well. For example, certain aquatic weeds such as the water hyacinth can cover a freshwater lake in one season, choking out other species and depriving the aquatic habitat of light and oxygen. The bottom line: know the biology of a plant before you assume it is safe to use in a given project. Think about all the possible outcomes before you plant with impunity.
Botany Mycology Conference 2009 Interviews
Posted by admin on Feb 1, 2010
7 great answers to the question ‘What do you like best about the conference?”
Pirate Chris: Botany Bay
Posted by admin on Jan 29, 2010
Pirate Chris sings “Botany Bay” at the Spring Awakening Renaissance Faire in Totowa, NJ, on 21 April 2007. Of course, it wasn’t ’til after I shot this that I realized the camera was set to 160px resolution. Do they make Beano for brain farts?
Botany Bay – The Crow Song (live, unplugged)
Posted by admin on Jan 23, 2010
Acoustic version of “The Crow Song”, performed at the record release party @ Kulturfenster, Heidelberg.
Michele Brower, Botany & Mycology 2009 Poster Session Interviews
Posted by admin on Jan 20, 2010
An Exploration of Chicken Litter-Induced Trace Metal Phytotoxicity in Plants. Co-authors: SR Tuberty, Y Sakamachi and MJ Colgan. The overall goal of this study is to assess the adverse impacts of phytotoxic trace metals from long-term chicken litter application to corn and fescue. Confined animal feeding operations are having a potentially huge economic and environmental impact on local communities. The focus of this study will be the phytotoxic effects of these metals (copper, zinc, arsenic …
botany slide show- educational
Posted by admin on Jan 17, 2010
a short video I have used for studying botany. no sound, study quietly
Botany Boyz – Thought Of Many Wayz
Posted by admin on Jan 8, 2010
botany boyz