Thank you, learned a thing today. This historical story snippets are quite helpful. The only thing which surprise me is that even learned academic uses common names in scientific discourses. I know this is just a tiny info about this plant, but now I need to google, latin name and then his family and then learn a bit more about its ecology, I Would add: Latin name, of X family, What Life form @Raunkier What is life history ? Which type CSR strategy ? (for e.g. ruderal tease my brain). Any economic or ecological use? I Mean think of Why and what a layman or researcher wud learn from such wonderful yet tiny giving/documentation.
It’s a short TH-cam video, not a comprehensive ecological profile. I constantly use common names when engaging with the public - use of scientific names is both confusing and offputting unless you’re already familiar with and use them.
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Ive found YR roots attaching to Equisetum arvense, which is great in my garden.
Absolutely adore these vids, Bill. Brilliant!! 🌱
Thanks Josh. Kind of you to say. Bill
Such a clear, concise and helpful account - thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the kind feedback.
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Thank you. Kind of you to say so.
Thank you, learned a thing today. This historical story snippets are quite helpful. The only thing which surprise me is that even learned academic uses common names in scientific discourses. I know this is just a tiny info about this plant, but now I need to google, latin name and then his family and then learn a bit more about its ecology,
I Would add: Latin name, of X family,
What Life form @Raunkier
What is life history ? Which type CSR strategy ? (for e.g. ruderal tease my brain).
Any economic or ecological use?
I Mean think of Why and what a layman or researcher wud learn from such wonderful yet tiny giving/documentation.
Glad you find then helpful. I have added the scientific name. Hope to find time to go through and add references etc.
It’s a short TH-cam video, not a comprehensive ecological profile. I constantly use common names when engaging with the public - use of scientific names is both confusing and offputting unless you’re already familiar with and use them.