Thanks so much. I'm a new subbie ( Just discovered your channel after reading the Courier article featured in the 2/11/2024 edition.) and looking forward to watching more videos!
Thanks for the well illustrated intro to plant families. I really have trouble distinguishing the yellow composites at a glance such as Arnica, Packera, Senecio, et al. . So I would appreciate some off-the-cuff and gestalt-ish comments on how to distinguish genera in the Asteraceae based on their leaves, densities of their ray flowers, sizes of their disc flower areas, whatever. I don't pluck the flowers so don't want to distinguish them based on stem or leave hairiness. 🌻
Thanks so much. I'm a new subbie ( Just discovered your channel after reading the Courier article featured in the 2/11/2024 edition.) and looking forward to watching more videos!
Love the lizard cutaway and nonchalant bouncy guitar bits.
The globe mallow is so beautiful! Wonderful video 💖
Thanks for the well illustrated intro to plant families. I really have trouble distinguishing the yellow composites at a glance such as Arnica, Packera, Senecio, et al. . So I would appreciate some off-the-cuff and gestalt-ish comments on how to distinguish genera in the Asteraceae based on their leaves, densities of their ray flowers, sizes of their disc flower areas, whatever. I don't pluck the flowers so don't want to distinguish them based on stem or leave hairiness. 🌻
Stay tuned! We have an advanced aster vid in the works. Thanks for watching.
A good book on plant family identification is "Botany in a Day" by Thomas Elpel
Thank you Greg.
Great job, Jennie! What are the next four families?
Thank you! What would you like to see? Four more great families for beginners are Lamiaceae, Apiaceae, Rosaceae, and Liliaceae.
Nice video
Thank you Akash!