Hayal Akyıldırım Beğ

[Ian Laking @IHLaking]

i can’t get enough of this baby elephant happily chasing some birds 🐘

[Francis Nge @jason_nge]

Our study on triggerplants (Stylidium) just got published! Using nitrogen isotopes we were able to re-assess the carnivorous/protocarnivorous nature of this neat genus: https://t.co/RTO4g4H4eU
Accompanying this tweet, here's a collage of species that we saw during fieldwork in Oz

[Hayal Akyıldırım Beğ @HayalAky]

Nature and we...

[Kevin Widdowson @kwid79]

#buttercupchallenge Basal leaf shapes of four common buttercups.

Ranunculus repens- Creeping Buttercup

Ranunculus acris- Meadow Buttercup

Ranunculus bulbosus - Bulbous Buttercup and

Ranunculus auricomus - Goldilocks Buttercup

[@[email protected] @KerryMauck]

After the insect fair, the kid and I released our lady beetles in the garden. They quickly discovered Aphis nerii on a desert milkweed. Great opportunity to film the synchronized "collective defense" behavior of this aphid species. Amazing critters!

[Sophie Erin Evans @sophieerin_]

Such breathtaking work from one of my favourite artists @RebeccaLLaw at @kewgardens - approx. 375,000 flowers suspended in ‘Life in Death’

[donnathelibrarian🏳️‍🌈 @donna_librarian]

Had a great time talking with the director of @UTKHerbarium. DYK it’s the second largest in the southeast?

[Juliet Day @cubgsystematics]

So excited to see the 9 once-again-stunning @CUHerb Henslow/Fitch teaching diagrams after conservation, thx to the Finnis Scott Foundation. Here's a Lythrum before and after

[Juliet Day @cubgsystematics]

Different #asteraceae capitula forms on the cleaned and conserved @CUHerb Henslow/Fitch diagrams, probably earliest visual botanical teaching aids in UK

[Jason Irving @ForageWildFood]

Great tour of the Kew herbarium today as part of the Kent-Kew MSc ethnobotany, thanks to @alexmonro

[Annals of Botany @annbot]

Sex-specific morphological and physiological differences in the moss Ceratodon purpureus (Dicranales) https://t.co/AVHjW36m0y

[New Phytologist @NewPhyt]

When did flowers originate? Researchers from UK and China close in on the 'abominable mystery': https://t.co/V9HKopCNDz

Read the #openaccess paper: https://t.co/I7G7nwwcNp

@barbapsidium @glpcjd @mariodosreis @ucl @QMUL @BristolUni

[Miranda Luke @Miranda_j]

Probably the largest display of ‘S. Arnott’ snowdrops in the world. Generally regarded as one of the best, large flower and strongly fragrant. Colesbourne Park Snowdrop day #snowdrops #galanthus #galanthophile #wintergarden

[RBGE_Herbarium @RBGE_Herbarium]

JOB ALERT: We have two opportunities for you to come and join the herbarium team looking after our internationally important collections. https://t.co/MDshALYkRw

[Annals of Botany @annbot]

To be serrate or pinnate: diverse leaf forms of yarrows (Achillea) are linked to differential expression patter... https://t.co/aFokkmO2mz

[ZooKeys @ZooKeys_Journal]

The Asian elm #aphid recorded for the 1st time in the Czech Republic, Denmark, & Poland. It may become a #pest on ornamental plants or adapt to more several climatic conditions, warn scientists: https://t.co/NPS5weLrZD #Hemiptera #aphids #InvasiveSpecies

[Annals of Botany @annbot]

Wheat genetic resources in the post-genomics era: promise and challenges https://t.co/wLWvbUuuNN

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

Very good #map puts #education in #USA in perspective. Which country has the same level of education as each US state? Source: https://t.co/RNlQvWNDY7

[UTK Herbarium - TENN @UTKHerbarium]

Learning about georeferencing bryophytes in the Herbarium today! 🌍💻 #biogeo #herbarium