Midweek with Dennis - "Why Do Asian Plants Do So Well in the Southeastern US?"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Presented by Dennis Carey, Curator, and Blake Wentley, Education Assistant, JC Raulston Arboretum on October 9, 2024.
Nothing says "Southern Gardening" quite like big-leaf Hydrangeas, evergreen Azaleas, and ornamental Camellias! Of course, not a single one of these plants are native to our part of the world; in fact, they all hail from southeast Asia. So what is it about our climate that allows Asian plants to thrive here? Join us for this Midweek with Dennis where our Curator, Dennis Carey, will run you through all the reasons Asian plants do well in the Southeast US to help improve your understanding of plant hardiness and provide a bit of inspiration for some new plants to try in your landscape!
Links, links, links:
Gardens at the JCRA featuring Asian plants:
jcra.ncsu.edu/...
jcra.ncsu.edu/...
JCRA videos featuring asian gardens and plants:
/ @jcraulstonarb
/ @jcraulstonarb
/ @jcraulstonarb
/ @jcraulstonarb
Climate classification:
en.wikipedia.o...
Linnaeus - www.jstor.org/...
Gray - www.biodiversi...
Nuttall - www.biodiversi...
Gray - 1840 - www.biodiversi...
1856 - plantmorpholog...
www.journals.u...
Northern Hemisphere Plant Disjunctions: A Window on Tertiary Land Bridges and Climate Change? - RICHARD IAN MILNE, Annals of Botany, Volume 98, Issue 3, September 2006, Pages 465-472: academic.oup.c...
www.semanticsc...
Source of maps - www.researchga...
Source of graph - academic.oup.c...
www.researchga...
Other sources for Eocene maps -
eas2.unl.edu/~...
deeptimemaps.c...
www.researchga...
A review of land bridges and plant species that traveled over them:
onlinelibrary....
A New Paralog Removal Pipeline Resolves Conflict between RAD-seq and Enrichment - Wenbin Zhou, John Soghigian, Qiu-yun (Jenny) Xiang:
www.biorxiv.or...
cals.ncsu.edu/...
Fossil photos:
www.researchga...
A list of genera that moved over the Bering Land Bridge -
www.researchga...
Link to JCRA Garden Map - experience.arc...
Further reading -
courses.botany...
hikinginthesmo...
swcoloradowild...
arboretum.harv...
This program was a live performance that was streamed online and was recorded using a video conferencing service. Tune into our midweek program live on Zoom, Wednesdays at 3:00pm eastern time. Here's the link: jcra.ncsu.edu/...
Most interesting. And educational. Thank you.
Great presentation! You answered many questions I've been pondering. Thank you!
Just wonderful presentation. Thanks so much. Answered (thoroughly) questions I've been wondering about and some I never knew to ask. Really well done!!!
WELL DONE!!!! loved the lecture. thanks.
Great presentation.
Fantastic! Thanks for all of that info brought so fluently !
Please make more nerdy educational presentations like this😍
Really excellent and concise explanation of the topic. I really enjoyed it!
Great topic and presentation!
😊Wonderful! I learned so much.
The Koppen Gieger climate map shows a similar zone in eastern South America; is that the next place where me might find many new garden plants?
(Great presentation!)
Yes - Argentina is an excellent source of interesting ornamental plants. There was a popular ornamental 20 years ago called Pampas grass that comes from there. JCRA director Mark Weathington just did a plant collection expedition to Uruguay earlier this year and got lots of interesting things...Uruguay is like an arid South Carolina in climate.