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Well explained, thanks!

Thanks for this video! I have a doubt inside angiosperm plants, I have found the liliophyta and magnoliophyta terms instead of monocotiledoneans and eucotiledoneas (I speak spanish so Im probably writing wrongly the names in english) and I understand they are not exactly refering to the same character(?) cheers!

Cellar spiders are awesome, I've handled them quite a bit. I leave them and house centipedes alone whenever I see them in the house.

I am an envsc student and this helped me so much

Thank you! Im a southamerican biologist currently studying to identify pampas flora for my job xD so this is great help!

I have elephant ears outside in the ground during this summer. Now we are headed fullspeed into Fall and i noticed one of mine (I have 12) is blooming. Exciting!

If people only new how many bugs and bug parts they eat a day they probably would be sick

It would be interesting to see a longer documentary about lichens.

Great teaching 👍 👏 👌 ❤️ 😀

Absolutely perfect very easy and simple to understand

They are great for my indoor garden. They have settled into the entire parameter of the rooms floor to wall joint. None come into the center of the room always hanging out on their webs on the edge. I have noticed that there may be a higher spider to intruder ratio as ive seen alot of cannibalism with them

I’m hoping you can help me, I have an elephant ear and I’ve had it for two years, it’s growing beautifully, but I did notice two flowers bloomed, do I have to cut them off? I heard that I should do so because it will take away from the rest of the plant. Can anyone help me with this?

So helpful thankyou so much

Do they need to have such long legs...

My giant alocasia is currently blooming!

I'm not a native English speaker , I love her tone

Really good reference for 3D modeling! Thx allot for putting this out there :)

VERY helpful in learning how I'm killing my fern! 😂😭 I'll make changes tomorrow.

Thank you so much mam very use ful vedio

The fig tree doesn’t make figs all year round so when it’s not fruiting season, where do those wasps go? How is their life cycle impacted?

Yes it helped me. Thanks

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I am no expert and I am not saying this to be rude or correct you, I am saying this for my own knowledge but I had read the the Cellar Spider is one of the few that do not liquify and drink their prey but actually bite chew and swallow their food, is my understanding incorrect? There are so many different sources of information and many are constantly contradicting so just curious. Thank you for the video!❤

Utterly fascinating. I would love to know more about how such a complex mutualism evolved.

Do all ficus species produce this type of inflorescence?

cottonwood trees in Bulgaria cause forest fires and severe allergies to almost everyone cherry plums and mulberries help with soil erosion prevention making even pavements start where they are even when big holes are dug close to them and serve as incredibly good source of food for birds and humans

Have them here in the house. We leave them be as they feed on other bugs that are a problem. They stay a few days in a spot then seem to travel to a new spot. Seems like they follow the sent trails of other insects. I was once in the basement, and saw a celler spider come out of a crack in the ceiling boards. It lassoed a fly in mid flight with a web it threw. Rolled it up in a little ball, and took it's prize back hidden between the boards.

except for cloves I haven't really used any other members of this family for anything in my country there mainly used as decisional flowers but in some southern regions close to the neighbouring countries they are used as a spice for desserts and meat

Interested

Excellent

Very nice presentation

My Elephant ear plant is blooming, too. So beautiful! God's glory displays in flowers.

I always leave cellar spiders alone, i once had around 3 uk house spiders in the kitchen until the cellar spider moved in, she ate them all :)

and skipping some of the most common with the prime example of the wood sorel that shows the most violent and interesting seed dispersal around

Very much understood. Thank you ❤

I am not a native English speaker, but I love her voice tone, rhythm, and the way she addresses the topic, so clearly.

I cannot tell you how helpful these videos have been to my understanding of botany. I've been interested in botany for over a decade now, but every time I try to wrap my head around anatomy or classification I get lost in all the variation. Your videos are so clear, but not patronizing, which is a rare combination when it comes to educational material. I finally feel like I'm starting to grasp some basic knowledge of plants. Thank you! ❤

Hate the creepy fking things

These are the pests so what now

3:16 crane flies are the 3rd creature sometimes referred to as daddy long legs

That was incredibly helpful! Thanks for the clear and easy-to-understand demonstration.

can you make a free pdf downloadable about your video

Yes I have seen cellar spiders go round and around wich I guess its to make them look bigger or confuse the thing bothering it

These guys are so skittish & silly, I love the heck out of them. There's a lot in my house. Some keep making webs in my bathtub/bathroom sinks & everytime I go grab them to relocate them, they do this lmao. It looks so funny.

Gyration is 100 % to confuse predators. Few days earlier I witnessed a juvenile pholcus spider in my room start vibrating as a response to approaching jumping spider. It was quite funny to witness, the jumping spider was just staring at it confused and then left after a few minutes.

I ain't letting to listen ahh video 😭🙏🙏

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I always leave them in my home. Whenever my daughter gets rid of them, we got more random bugs in the house.

I love a woman like you who look a teeny weeny sad. Thank you for that lecture in entomology. Merci.