Botany After Dark Podcast

The official twitter of the Botany After Dark Podcast, bringing you weekly posts on the darker, more controversial side of #botany. #ethnobotany #podcast

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It's been a bit but I'm working on some pod scripts rn and need some input re: #flowers/#plants in general and their associations as a mode to discuss conflict & war. I'm an ethnobotanist who's also a white American, just so you know the lens and bias I'm working with. #podcast

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@alanrfranck A fabulous choice. Many thanks.

[Botany After Dark Podcast @BotanyAfterDark]

It's been a bit but I'm working on some pod scripts rn and need some input re: #flowers/#plants in general and their associations as a mode to discuss conflict & war. I'm an ethnobotanist who's also a white American, just so you know the lens and bias I'm working with. #podcast

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@BadgerMash Well, that's a fascinating event I didn't know about. Thank you for sharing.

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@emmathegardener Definitely the field poppy too. It was incidentally the sunflower and field poppy that sparked the initial idea.

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@emmathegardener Oh wow. Will definitely need to read more about this.

[Phil Knutson, PhD ⌬ @Phil_Knutson]

It costs you $0 to retweet my art. Aaaand it might help me raise money for a ring. 💍👰‍♀️😅 #chemtwitter #sciart #art

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@Phil_Knutson These are seriously beautifully done.

[janna elizabeth haider, phd🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 @janna_e_haider]

every quarter i give my students an extra credit assignment to make a meme about something we covered in class. this quarter i taught US History from approx 1815-1920(ish), and the kids had some spicy takes (thread of memes)

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This is what I have so far:
Sunflower, for Ukraine
Jasmine, for Syria
Palestinian poppy (Anemone coronaria), for Palestine

Any input, additions, or suggestions would be appreciated.

[Dr. Cassandra Quave🌿⚕️ @QuaveEthnobot]

eScienceCommons: New molecule found in chestnut leaves disarms dangerous staph bacteria

#mrsa #AMR #staph #naturalproducts #ethnobotany #chestnut https://t.co/qJntWMBsCS

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@nisslbodies Never thought I'd see the day when Nature published something that reads like bad WattPad self-insert fanfiction. Just how. And why???

[Emily @GardenGnomic]

A really valuable bit of knowledge that isn't communicated loudly enough in the desperate rush to intervene to "restore" biodiversity.

Horticulture should attempt to learn & adopt methods from conservation, but it should not be conflated with conservation in this way.

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And I just remembered that the main link is to the audio-only version, not the YouTube video format... where the captions are. So, here's the video: https://t.co/BWtF3oounj

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Next podcast episode is publicly live now!
If you'd like to see content a few days early, feel free to check out my Patreon page too. :) #podcast #foxglove #digitalis #digoxin https://t.co/pMk7GncqjT

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They weren't available at time of posting, but wanted to update that the foxglove episode now has closed captions, for those needing/wanting them. Captioning past episodes is in-process, but there are also corresponding blog posts for most of them.

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@Economicbotany @CarolineCornis1 @FlorenceCornish Happy Birthday, Mark!

[Mark Nesbitt @Economicbotany]

JOB: Could you bring the (long-awaited) digital revolution to @KewScience? New, senior role for "mobilization of our collections for use by a global community" - imho some great role models for this in the cultural sector. https://t.co/Jd7LWXyM5N closes 13 June

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The latest episode is now live! Today we're talking about Oleander, oleandrin, and the pandemic. #oleander #oleandrin #podcast #botany #ethnobotany https://t.co/UENI9BfLkA