Plants are really absorbing: at Cambridge, HG enthuses and informs, in a quirky and typo-strewn fashion, on how Rubisco helps to feed and fuel mankind
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hustle and bustle in Mumbai where poetic exhibition captions capture restorative subtleties stillnotat #PEPGworkshop
Black hawk down below actually a kite feeding on a surfeit of New Delhi dragon flies as hg not at #pepgworkshop
Bit of a ramble in the woods: musings on the "promise" of extended EU funding prompted the singular Rackham's fest bit.ly/1KdbQwq
ant-i-establishment bivouac solder ants shelter from storm Luango Trace El Tucuche Trinidad #hgbackafteranuthabreak
Two things to ponder: who put potatoes in the compost? And why are they growing so well in December? #warmingworld
.... Were wolves to be incorporated into these forests, that bullet would no doubt solve that problem as well... heh heh heh
back with a joke- in mitigating carbon emissions, David Coomes' silver bullet (of forest regeneration) is flying.. ind.pn/1lPSqY8
no George, leaves are not a net producer of O2 for us to breath-when they rot it will all be consumed again arrgh #notlungsoftheearth again
Was this Shakespeare's corn? a better link to the blog on the cornucopia
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bard vibes as amaize-ing depiction of WS apparently features in Gerard's Herball theguardian.com/culture/2015… wrong type of corn but name pun good
Whoops bit of a bind-we'd better leave you to work out the punchline to that earlier tweet which ran out the door rather than suffer editing
That's it! 1400 km of careful driving, a few 1000 m of climbing along mtn trails- and ankle gives way on doorstep. #luckrunout time to leave
Chasing bromeliads like there's no Tamana (well it is tricky to find by road! bit.ly/1KdbQwq Clusia strangler
What's the difference between a Helliker trap and a Heliconia Trap? find out at bit.ly/1KdbQwq vapid stuff!
Circadian rhythms and why do Samanea fold their leaves? Because Saman chanted “evening”! more bit.ly/1KdbQwq
Aechmea aripensis, epiphytic bromeliad (with CAM!) mainly on Cerro del Aripo summmit- more at: bit.ly/1KdbQwq
Latest jottings from the Trinnie forests: of bromeliad earworms and local agricultural activities (correct link) bit.ly/1KdbQwq
Latest jottings from the Trinnie forests: of bromeliad earworms and local agricultural activities bit.ly/1OOIOUO