Isabella Armour

Food scientist and plant lover 💕✨

[S A M M Y @samuelhmorrison]

Banning Tik Tok for data breaches & then supporting FB is like going vegan & then supporting cannibalism

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Thanks to everyone who came out to my poster yesterday! It was so fun to get some insights on wood anatomy! #Botany2018

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Super cool to see @nicholasjdeacon present on midwestern aspen diversity today at #Botany2018!

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Keep your eyes peeled for a big green poster! #Botany2018

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Come find me at the #Botany2018 poster session at 5:30 to learn more about oaks and vascular wilt diseases!

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Guess who wants to be buried alive? (fig trees in temperate climates, that's who) #botany https://t.co/KiCn300ket

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Blackberries everywhere! Globally distributed, that is. https://t.co/kqoJMAn3vo

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

@JCSvenning Any idea how one could get their hands on a copy?

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Why do some trees hang on to their leave through the winter? #marcescence https://t.co/bpjX2atA5A

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Minnesota takes part in the effort to preserve North American orchid diversity https://t.co/kw6eymAvSE

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Come find out why leaves change color and how trees survive the winter! #seasonalscience https://t.co/lJtIKeakwC

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Short and strong, the unique qualities of resurrection plants may be constrained by height https://t.co/gHOSMs80hr

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Spice so old the Mayans used it to embalm their dead https://t.co/159O8rjQlX

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Trees that do crazy things get us to do crazy things too https://t.co/NeR0WT2ip1

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

If you're an avid birder, becoming a botanist might be a helpful side hustle #birding #CentralPark https://t.co/yHman72gZz

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

What do they acorns have to say? Certainly something about Oak identification! #quercus https://t.co/uuqaKH0RL9

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Time to take advantage of sustainable natural fibers! #flax https://t.co/tQoU7zKJ6S

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Let's demystify recycling to make this world a less trashy place #sustainability https://t.co/fmXT7wMPfO

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Take a look through the tumultuous past of grapes in America https://t.co/dTN6OHH9Yy

[Isabella Armour @botanythoughts]

Lentils are relentless in their historical significance and nutritional value #superfood https://t.co/QAFJQSdN4M