
For the curious plant lovers who want to understand the science of the plants they grow, love and admire, I make plant science engaging and accessible without losing the science itself.
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Plants come in a remarkable sizes and forms. From the smallest algae to the tallest tree. And the funny thing is, despite their diversity most of them we would recognise at first glance as a plant. There are three main qualifiers for what i...
Seeing plant anatomy neatly labelled in a drawing is one thing. But recognising them on a real plant is something else.
So, I thought maybe this would be a great way to get some hands-on experience.
If you haven’t read the article “What i...
Welcome to the Plant & Zo weekly roundup, the newsletter about the latest plant science discoveries.
It al starts with a question. Whether that is “how does it react that fast?” or “is it inheritable?”. The answer to that first question le...
Looking for tomatoes at the fruit and veg section at the supermarket you come across different sizes, colours, and sweetness. And every few years or so a new one shows up.
We like to think that these new crop varieties are developed withou...
Welcome to the Plant & Zo weekly roundup, the newsletter about the latest plant science discoveries.
It is easy to assume that how things are regulated in one part of the plant is how it works in the whole plant. But just as things are (sl...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I am a plant biochemist turned science journalist. I write for curious plant lovers who want to understand the science of the plants they grow, love and admire. The goals:making plant science engaging and accessible without losing the science itself.
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