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Carbon Markets | Ep 26 50:25

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In this episode we circle back to carbon markets with a very special guest Dr. Gregory Latta, Associate Research Professor of Forest Economics and Director of Policy Analysis Group at the University of Idaho. Dr. Latta brings several decades of experience in research and practical experience in designing and evaluating carbon programs. He discusses…

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Plant Anatomy, Again with Dr. Jim Mauseth 2:18:34

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If the ads are bumming you out, keep in mind that ad-free episodes of the podcast are available at : www.patreon.com/crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt Did you know that the distal ends and tips of roots are the only parts doing any absorption? What the hell are cortical bundles and why did cacti evolve them? How can cactus roots grow so quickly after a rain…

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Antoinette M van den Brink and Rolf Fronczek: Causes and Therapy for Migraine and Cluster Headaches 1:11:36

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One in seven people experience migraine headaches while others suffer with even more debilitating cluster headaches. The causes of these headaches are not fully understood and current treatments provide only partial relief. In this episode pharmacologist Antoinette van den Brink and neurologist Rolf Fronczek describe the clinical features of these …

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Plant Tissue Systems Lecture 56:34

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A reminder: the ads on this podcast (as well as most podcasts) are terrible. You can get AD-FREE versions of this podcast episode on the crime pays patreon (https://www.patreon.com/CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt) In this episode: We talk about the three main types of tissue systems in plants : Dermal (trichomes, guard cells) Ground (Parenchyma, Collenchy…

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Chris Best, State Botanist - USFW 2:46:05

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If the ads are bumming you out, consider joining the Patreon where all podcast episodes are uploaded ad free at : https://www.patreon.com/CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt Christ Best is the State Botanist with US Fish and Wildlife Service for the state of Texas, a position he has held for 30 years. He has extensive knowledge of plants in the Rio Grande Val…

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Debunking Charlatans & Posers with Professor Dave Explains 1:05:48

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A reminder: the ads on this podcast (as well as most podcasts) are terrible. You can get AD-FREE versions of this podcast episode on the crime pays patreon (https://www.patreon.com/CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt) Dave Farina is the host of the "Professor Dave Explains" youtube channel, an educational youtube series exploring a wide variety of scientific …

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Andrea Luppi: Consciousness and Brain Function Through the Lens of Time, Space, and Information 1:04:43

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Consciousness is one’s awareness of electrochemically conveyed information coming into the brain from the environment via sensory pathways or generated within the brain’s neuronal networks (i.e., thoughts). In popular culture ‘consciousness’ is often portrayed as a mysterious concept or process. However, research that examines the effects of anesth…

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Archaeology, Texas History and Public Land 1:28:20

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David Keller is a historian and archaeologist from West Texas who based out of Alpine, Texas.Tony Santore által

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Da Tubes Lecture (Shoots and Roots) 54:19

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Originally recorded as a class lecture, this podcast episode contains information on root structures and shoots and is accompanied by the PDF found at : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vA_n1OWw2PpUJSqn3m5lbSOymH_aARB7/view?usp=drivesdk as well as chapters 23,24,&25 of "Raven Biology of Plants" textbook which can be downloaded for free on libgen.is…

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Richard Lu: OPCs and Oligodendrocytes – Roles in Brain Development, Function, and Cancer 1:01:59

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In this episode Richard Lu – a professor of pediatrics at the University of Cincinnati Chldren’s Hospital talks about a type of stem cell in the brain called oligodendrocyte progenitor cells (OPC). OPC normally differentiate into the oligodendrocytes that wrap around the axons of neurons providing insulation that greatly speeds up the propagation o…

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Spirits with Spirits - A Night with Chris Rutkowski Part 1 49:52

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Spirits with Spirits - A Night with Chris Rutkowski - Part 1 Well, there is more to the paranormal than ghosts....how do you feel about aliens? UFOs? we had the honour of having Chris Rutkowski come out to discuss with us his stunning career, resaerch and everything UFO August 29 during our monthly 'Spirits with Spirits'. Chris answered questions f…

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Phylogenetic Crash Course podcast 1:30:28

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This is the spoken part of a lecture that was presented for patreon subscribers and students on the patreon. To see the accompanying PDF and hear ad-free podcast episodes sign up for the crime pays patreon at patreon.com/crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt We talk about the basic elements of plant identification, how it ties into plant evolution, evolutionary…

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Visar Berisha and Julie Liss: Automated Speech Analysis to Evaluate Brain Function and Disease 53:56

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Arizona State University Professors Visar Berisha and Julie Liss have combined their expertise in engineering and speech communication to develop and apply novel automated speech analysis technology to the field of neurological disorders. Because of the complexity of human speech and the brain circuits involved speech analysis can provide a window …

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Texas' Rarest Plant, Caliche Gardens & Crested Peyote 1:31:32

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A reminder: the ads on this podcast (as well as most podcasts) are terrible. You can get AD-FREE versions of this podcast episode on the crime pays patreon (https://www.patreon.com/CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt) In this episode we talk about Paronychia congesta, one of Texas' Rarest Plants, which grows on Caliche barrens in Jim Hogg County, as well as C…

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Erika Augustine: Challenges of Rare Childhood Neurological Disorders Exemplified by Batten Diseases 57:19

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There are approximately 7000 rare diseases each affecting fewer than 200,000 Americans. Most rare disorders are caused by gene mutations, manifest in childhood, include neurological problems, and progress rapidly resulting in death in the first several decades of life. Examples include fragile X and Rett syndromes, some childhood epilepsies, Batten…

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Lycophytes, Quillworts & the "Great Dying" 2:37:21

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I became fixated on lycophytes because of some of the cool desert-dwelling members of the genus Selaginella, not to mention the utterly weird "clubmosses" that thrive in places as disparate as Northern Wisconsin and the slopes of volcanoes in New Zealand, but in this episode botanist Jeff Benca tells us about his work with relatives of the genus Is…

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West Texas Pine Harvest and Alternation of Generations 1:44:57

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A rant about West Texas Pines and the sand blazing star. At the 40 minute mark we begin our dive into the convoluted, confusing but utterly cool phenomenon of Alternation of Generations we talk mostly about Bryophytes (mosses and liverworts) and Lycophytes ("spikemosses" and "clubmosses"), and the ferns, but not gymnosperms or angiosperms). This tu…

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Understanding and Counteracting Brain Aging 59:42

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In this episode I provide an overview of what happens in brain cells during aging and how those changes result in impaired brain function and predispose to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. I then describe three lifestyle anti-aging interventions that are known to slow brain aging and counteract disease process: physical exercise; intermittent …

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Intermediate herbicide treatments for forest management in the South | Ep 25 53:44

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Most people interested in management of forests are familiar with chemical site preparation as a management tool. However, many are not aware of other herbicide application options available for fine tuning management in later efforts of the rotation. Join Shaun and Brady as they discuss how herbaceous weed control, release, and mid rotation brush …

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Spirits with Spirits Summerween -Open Mic Stories Part 3 1:01:15

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Summerween - Shadownman Stories July 27, 2024 - Part 3- Episode 197 HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that came out - This week's episode was from our Spirits with Spirits SUMMERWEEN episode of 'Spirits with Spirits' at Little Brown Jug. More specifically we discussed collected stories about people's experiences with seeing a 'Shado…

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A Conversation with Dan Hosage 3:05:50

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A conversation with Chemist, Genius, Botanist,, Propagator, & Madman Dan Hosage about Texas Native Plants, Texas History, and more.Tony Santore által

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Spirits with Spirits -Shadowman of Six Pines Part 2 21:44

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HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that came out to our July - Spirits with Spirits which we lovingoy called SUMMERWEEN! at Little Brown Jug. More specifically we discussed collected stories about people's experiences with seeing a 'Shadowman'. Usually described as a tall figure, humanoid in black, from head to toe with no facial features, but someones wea…

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Convincing Mice to Vote for Cats 1:08:39

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NON-BOTANY PODCAST! This week's podcast is a conversation with my friend Jay Lesoleil, political anthropologist and half the means behind the "Fucking Cancelled" podcast about right-wing populism, the failures of the American left, identitarianism, and how to build a non-insane American working class left.…

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Shiqian Shen: Gut – Immune – Brain Communications in Chronic Pain Reveal New Avenues for Treatments 1:00:17

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Chronic pain is a highly prevalent problem in need to improved treatments. In this episode I talk with Dr. Shiqian Shen of Harvard Medical School about his research on interactions between the immune and nervous systems in chronic pain. He has found an interesting connection between the gut microbiota, immune cells, and neurons in chronic pain. The…

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Spirits with Spirits Summerween -Shadowman Stories Part 1 24:14

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Summerween - Shadownman Stories July 27, 2024 - Part 1 - Episode 195 HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that came - This week's episode was from our Spirits with Spirits SUMMERWEEN episode of 'Spirits with Spirits' at Little Brown Jug. More specifically we discussed collected stories about people's experiences with seeing a 'Shadowma…

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Oaks Are the Beasts of An Ecosystem! A Discussion with Dr. Andrew Hipp 1:26:54

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Andrew Hipp is the director of the herbarium and Senior Sciensist and Researcher in Plant Systematics at Morton Arboretum in Chicago. This is one of the most fun and inspiring conversations I've had in a while, and it's about one of the most ecologically important genera of plants in the Northern Hemisphere : THE OAKS (genus Quercus). In this episo…

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Daniel Pine: Understanding and Treating Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents 59:45

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Anxiety disorders are all too common in children and adolescents and their incidence has increased considerably during the past decade. Social interactions (positive or negative) in the home, schools, and the digital world have a major influence on a child’s risk for anxiety and major depression. In this episode I talk with Dr. Danny Pine at the Na…

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Spirits with Spirits June 27 2024 Part 2. 55:41

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - June 27, 2024 - Part 2 - Episode 194 HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that came - this is Part 2 of our second installment of Spirits with Spirits - This episode is the Story Telling portion, where our audience has some liquid courage and then comes up to the mic and graciously shares their paranormal story with us. We also had spe…

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Aquatic Botany with Casey Williams 2:36:12

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Casey Williams is an botanist and plant ecologist specializing in aquatic plants - both plants that grow completely submerged and which can emerge above the water surface. In this episode, we discuss : -the stresses facing plants that grow underwater, -being limited by CO2 availability instead of water availability, -the endangered Texas Wild Rice,…

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Ronald DePinho: Aging and Cancer Research Elucidates Neurodegenerative Mechanisms and Treatments 1:12:11

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Cells in all organ systems experience the same ‘hallmarks of aging’ which include the accumulation of oxidatively damaged proteins, DNA, membranes and mitochondria, impaired DNA repair and autophagy, senescence, and inflammation. In this episode Professor Ron DePinho of the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston talks about his remarkable career duri…

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Dimitrios Kapogiannis: Messages in Neural Nanobubbles: Extracellular Vesicles and Brain Disorders 1:18:38

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All cells including neurons in the brain release tiny (~ 100 nanometers in diameter) bubble-like vesicles that contain various molecules produced by the cell. These extracellular vesicles (EVs) are thought to have a variety of functions including sending molecular messages between cells and removing molecular garbage from the cells. Some EVs releas…

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Forest Carbon | Ep 24 42:16

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Today, we are joined by a special guest Alicia Robbins, who is Vice President of Portfolio Analytics and Business Development with Weyerhaeuser. She discusses the basics of forestry carbon and the fledging forest carbon market. If you don’t know anything about these markets this is the episode for you. It will be the first of many podcasts on the s…

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Spirits with Spirits June 27 2024 Part 1. 33:56

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - June 27, 2024 - Part 1 - Episode 193 HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that came - this is the second installment of our first Spirits with Spirits - where we discussed Haunted Home Renovations. Essentially you can live in an old house and not have any activity, until, you guessed it......you start renovating the house. Our next 'Sp…

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Rustbelt Tour Recap & Ouachita Orogeny 2:00:55

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Vernonia lettermannii and other cool plants of Western Arkansas Novaculite, Ouachita Mountain Orogeny, Chert Glades of Western Missouri, the most obnoxious cicada species in the world, Detroit Rustic, Pittsburgh Museums, Shared Mountain Ranges of Appalachia and Morocco from the times of Pangaea, Northern Pennsylvania Glaciation, and more.…

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Sebastian Ocklenburg – Left – Right Asymmetries, Lateralized Brain Functions, and Individuality 1:25:24

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While upon casual inspection the left and right sides of the human brain seem symmetrical. But it turns out there are left – right differences in both the structure and functionality of neuronal networks in many brain regions. One well-known example of a brain asymmetry is that regions involved in language comprehension and speech which are located…

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Eva Feldman: The Exposome, Brain Health, and Neurological Disorders 55:28

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The ‘exposome’ is a term used to describe all of the environmental exposures encountered by an individual throughout their life and how these exposures affect their health and contribute to (or protect against) aging and disease. The exposures may be physical (e.g., temperature), chemical (e.g., toxic chemicals), biological (e.g., viruses), or soci…

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Ghost Stories Shared - Part 4 41:25

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Ghost Stories Shared - part 4- Episode 192 HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that came - this is the last installment of our first Spirits with Spirits - where YOU share your stories, either a real ghost experience or a creepy / cool story you have written for others to enjoy! . Our next 'Spriits with Spirits' takes place this Thurs…

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Hubert Hondermarck – The Neural Addiction of Cancers 58:04

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It turns out that regardless of which organ they affect tumors contain a web of axons coursing throughout them. Recent research has shown that interactions between the neurons and the cancer cells influence the proliferation of the cancer cells within the tumor as well as metastasis (the spread of cancer cells to other organs). In this episode I ta…

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Mystics, Mediums and Mindfulness Market-March 2024 WPG Part 2 46:49

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Mystics, Mediums & Mindfulness Market - March 2024 - Episode 191 In continuation and celebration of the upcoming Mystics, Mediums & Mindfulness in Gimli, Manitoba this Saturday, July 20, 2024, we go back into our vault and give you part 3 from the event held this past March, Jas, joined by Ashley from The Winnipeg Paranormal Group as well as a spec…

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Frantisek Baluska – Plant Communication, Behaviors, and … Intelligence 1:16:18

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Plants sense their environment and respond in ways consistent with advanced decision-making capabilities. The cellular mechanisms that control the behaviors of plants are similar to those of animals and include electrically excitable cells capable of transmitting information via calcium waves and volatile messengers such as nitric oxide throughout …

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We all eat the Colorado River: this watershed is a microcosm of our society with Jeff Wagner 2:03:42

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full shownotes and maps to reference in this episode: groundshots.substack.com Episode #84 of the Ground Shots Podcast is a conversation with Jeff Wagner out of Paonia, Colorado, director of Groundwork, a regional nonprofit educating about food systems in a changing world and more. Sign up for my August 2-8 high country field ecology and ethnobotan…

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Introduction to Estate Planning | Ep 23 41:06

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Approximately two thirds of Americans do not have a will and the implications of this can be far reaching. Join us as Dr. Rebecca Smith, Director of the Mississippi State University Extension Center for Economic Education and Financial Literacy, discusses basic estate planning and how it can help landowners. For questions or comments, email us at t…

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Darren Baker – Cell Senescence, Brain Aging, and Senotherapeutics for Neurodegenerative Disorders 1:12:18

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Cells have evolved elaborate molecular systems that control cell growth and division in ways that enable optimal function and resilience of all organ systems including the brain. Cells that have the potential to become cancerous are eliminated by a process called apoptosis. Cells may also acquire a senescent state in which they no longer divide and…

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Haunted Manitoba Highways Part 3 28:26

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Haunted Manitoba Highways - part 3 HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that came out to our first Spirits with Spirits back on May 30, 2024. Sorry for the delay in getting this episode out in a timely manner. It has been a busy few weeks and on top of that, we had technical difficulties as after we edited tonight's episode, it was a c…

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Mycology Catch-Up w/ Alan Rockefeller 1:56:46

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Alan Rockefeller is a mycologist and educator who has been studying mushrooms all over the world for the past 20 years and recently helped described two new species of Psilocybin mushroom from South Africa. He has helped numerous "citizen scientists" learn to DNA barcode fungi and led hundreds of free mushroom identification walks throughout North …

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Haunted Manitoba Highways Part 2 11:53

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Haunted Manitoba Highways - part 2 HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that came out to our first Spirits with Spirits back on May 30, 2024. Sorry for the delay in getting this episode out in a timely manner. It has been a busy few weeks and on top of that, we had technical difficulties as after we edited tonight's episode, it was a c…

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Dr. Daniela Zappi - Brazilian Plant Ecology 1:50:56

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Dr. Daniela Cristina Zappi is a Brazilian botanist, plant collector, and research scientist at the herbarium of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew noted for studying and describing Neotropical flora, Rubiaceae, and Cactaceae. She has described over 90 species, most recently a new species in the cactus genus Uebelmannia (U.nuda). In this episode of Crim…

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Zoe Schlanger, Author of The Light Eaters 1:45:57

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Zoe Schlanger is the author of newly released book "The Light Eaters", which shines a new light on researchers studying plant "intelligence" and behavior.Tony Santore által

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Haunted Manitoba Highways Part 1 17:54

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SPIRITS WITH SPIRITS - Haunted Manitoba Highways - part 1 HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that came out to our first Spirits with Spirits back on May 30, 2024. Sorry for the delay in getting this episode out in a timely manner. It has been a busy few weeks and on top of that, we had technical difficulties as after we edited tonight's episode, it was a c…

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Texas Botany with Michael Eason 1:53:55

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The state of Texas is one of the most diverse states for plants (and geology) in the US, and contains a large number of plant species that can't be found anywhere else in the United States, yet at the same time an enormous amount of land and plant habitat is being destroyed every day (240,000 acres a year) ,pushing more than a few plant species tow…

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