Discussing Evolution in the Cactus Dungeon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 พ.ค. 2021
- In this video we sneak into the back propagation house of one of Tucson's finest cactus and succulent nurseries to showcase some of the finer points of Cactus evolution (and the entire order #Caryophyllales in general. Check out that Avonia).
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*Plants for the Southwest Nursery*
0:12 "Parry's Penstemon" _Penstemon parryi, Plantaginaceae_
*Cactus Dungeon*
1:03 _Avonia papyraceae, Anacampserotaceae_
2:50 "living rock" _Ariocarpus restusus, Cactaceae_
2:59 _Ariocarpus scaphirostris, Cactaceae_
3:26 _Epithelantha bokei, Cactaceae_
3:58 _Turbinicarpus subterraneus, Cactaceae_
5:18 protandrous
5:25 _Ariocarpus fissuratus, Cactaceae_
5:35 _Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus, Cactaceae_
5:52 _Turbinicarpus valdezianus, Cactaceae_
7:08 _Turbinicarpus krainzianus, Cactaceae_
7:28 spines vs. trichomes
7:59 CAM photosynthesis
8:10 "living rock"
9:03 "bishop's cap cactus" _Astrophytum myriostigma, Cactaceae_
9:16 "star cactus" _Astrophytum asterias, Cactaceae_
10:22 obligate outcrossing
10:33 ex-situ conservation
10:39 "bishop's cap cactus"
12:17 recessive alleles
12:28 homozygous
14:26 _Astrophytum caput-medusae, Cactaceae_
15:36 grafts to _Trichocereus_ sp., _Cactaceae_
15:54 _Copiapoa esmeraldana, Cactaceae_
16:26 _Tephrocactus geometricus, Cactaceae_
17:22 "button cactus" _Epithelantha micromeris, Cactaceae_
18:50 "agave cactus" _Leuchtenbergia principis, Cactaceae_
21:04 _Mammilaria sp., Cactaceae_
22:23 "spring pygmycudweed" _Diaperia verna, Asteraceae_
22:39 "Turbinis Carpus Dungeon" song
22:59 _Ferocactus_ sp., _Cactaceae_
23:22 "Dutchman's Pipe" _Aristolochia watsonii Aristolochiaceae_
24:15 _Pachypodium brevicaule, Apocynaceae_
Thanks again there guy. I owe you a couple burritos at this point.
@@CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt It isn't in my soul to turn down a burrito, but this is already me paying you back. This semester of college was brutal so I dropped off for a bit, but I'm back! Thank you for the videos.
why all the butthole cacti? makes me wonder lol
I grew up with the owner but haven’t seen him for years. He’s been into cacti and living stones since college.
hope you don't get glochids in your urethra. you never fail to make me laugh. nothing like the mix of plants and humor. thanks for your work..
Bunny ears can release glochids into the fucking air when they get hot and dry enough. Nasty fucking plants, oppuntias.
Don't kinkshame him.
This mans videos forced me to evolve.
No more knuckle dragging on campus
Guess the ladies won't be able to track you down anymore.
PEOPLE! Let’s gather our resources & send this fine mind to Japan! I’d LOVE to hear Tony’s take on all the plants in their native habitat with their native pathogens that are pushed by our horticulture industry which are actually a huge problem here for their indestructible invasiveness. Plus, it would be cool for him to meet the cactus/succulent collectors!
I would personally like to see how some of the species that became invasive in the US look in their native habitat. I'd contribute to send him there. I have 2 sisters adopted from Japan in the 50s so I've grown up with an interest in that country. My mom loved the time she spent there, I have the slides she took while there. Fucking spectacular landscapes!
I'm happy to report I have finally convinced my fam to let the yard naturalize. Currently a 1/3 acre of packera & erigeron in bloom at about 1 & 1/2 feet. Found asclepias tuberosa plants at my local greenhouse, bought a flat, planted half & gave the rest to others to spread around. Hope others are doing the same!
Love you Joey!
I have been assaulted by my opuntia. And I mean bad touch assault, too. His name is Frank, after the rabbit from Donnie Darko. I hate him so much I bought three more.
Had a buddy once who got thrown by a horse right on top of a 'Teddy Bear Cholla'. Two whole rolls of masking tape only helped to take the edge off his agony.
@@nomdeguerre7265
🔥💀🔥.
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@@nomdeguerre7265 that's fucked
@@nomdeguerre7265 worst day EVER!
Relief from the skid marks on the under wear of life. Nice.
Somebody with plenty of $ send this man to 🇯🇵 please that would be awesome . Still want him to check us out here in southeastern 🇺🇸
I hope you'll get to take us to Japan as well.
You pay the trip.
@@gepliprl8558 Gladly
I love the aggressive reminders to pause and look up terms I've heard before from your videos but don't quite remember what they mean exactly lol. Helps me learn more actively, so I really appreciate the kick in the pants.
I suggest buying a physical copy of 'Plant Identification Terminology' by James G Harris and Melinda Woolf Harris, and binge on it.
I had the pdf but it wasnt helping, but constantly keeping the physical copy around me really sped up my learning alot
I live for the day I see you stomping around the Namib looking at all those freaky bastards and telling me everything I always wanted to know about 'em
No way in hell the people at Plants for the Southwest are going to 86 you. What great advertising! I'm an hour away and hardly wait to get in there.
Yeah, someone probably recognized you and was like “let the man botanize; he’s making people less homicidal”.
Have you ever done a video showing us the whole plant kingdom branches of the Tree of Life?
I'd watch the shit outta that.
Has he? I wanna see where the families fall, I feel like I have a ru fragmented picture in my brain from my classes and I’ve been trolling in the gaps with weird lineages like pereskioideae that fascinate me but I gotta learn how all the families play out
It’s 1:50 am, I’m sleep deprived and I should be asleep but am I? No... I’m going to go ahead and just binge watch the videos on this channel lmao I’m enjoying the vibes 😌
3 months later, it's 1:38 am and I find myself in the same position.
Don't you go and get arrested! I hope your urethra takes great care to only have objects inserted in there for pleasure purposes . I love how you describe the plants. you have a gift for improv!
Let's get together and jam out "Take me to a Turbinicarpus Dungeon". Lyrical genius, thx.
So I don’t attack somebody and end up on the news
Same!
I grow veggies and flowers on my 2 balconies every summer, I'm stuck in a cities suburb.
Thanks for sharing these videos of plants and stuff from all over the place and explaining stuff, its awesome.
*Stay safe and have fun*
An opuntia releasing its glochids anywhere on your body could ruin your day.
But still, I can't stay away from them. I've got a small gold set of tweezers that are always at hand!
Woah early gang. Good morning from Australia.
yo why do i feel like humans are evolving backwards. love your vids man
well, evolution doesn't go forwards or backwards, but we sure are in a slump, huh
It's because we are, our sedentary lifestyle is the cause!
Evolution is adaptive, not progressive. ;)
@@nomdeguerre7265 adapting backwards
glochidia: Latin for 'just throw those gloves away'. I once worked a summer school archaeology dig of a paleo-Amerindian seasonal food processing area and we found a few coproliths. They were full of glochids. Amazing! Those folks must have had cast iron alimentary tracts.
Oh ouch! Folks was hungry I guess.
They sell Welwitschia at that nursery. I am obsessed.
They'd never kick you out, all the nursery folks in Tucson recognize my CPBBD shirts. Fan girling and shit.
They do? what nursery is it? I have 6 one Year old W. mirabilis that I've grown from seed, but I'd like more....lol
@@JessHull Plants for the Southwest off stone between Ft Lowell and Glenn
Refreshing honesty on botany and humanity. I love hearing your knowledge of plants and mountain tops.
8:07 a plump ariocarpus really gets me goin - gneiss stuff
A pleasure to watch your videos as always
This is the best plant video I’ve ever watched in my life
new 'scriber here...and an old begonia lovin' grandma type who also adores cactus and succulents. Be still my heart. All hail Mother Nature!
This episode is eye candy for me
hot tip for anyone reading... if you plug yourself full of glochids, put some pva glue on them and when it hardens it will pull them out. like waxing hairs.
Just make sure not to try a dozen different ways to get em out first.
Once you snap them off too low it’s really hard for anything to grab them.
I love opuntiod cacti, some look great, others kinda bland but they’re basically all packing a dose that you don’t want!
Liquid soaps work too
@@mrslinkydragon9910 how does that work?
I’m having trouble imagining it.
@@swayback7375 i think it just helps pop them out. I donno, all i know it works for microdaisy
I’ve heard of folks trying glues or wax. We always just hit em with adhesive tape, then soap & a pot scrubber pad. After that, if they were bad enough, the only remedy was tequila and a bit of Vicodin. That was for when ya fell into an old pack rat burrow or something like that and just had the damned things everywhere! 😉
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Thank you! I love cactus!!!
so much diversity...
After watching i feel mellow, very cool ,Thanks for the Great video
@22:39 was really what i needed. the transformative power of music goddamn
Thanks babe, I enjoyed every minute as always!
Thank you, Joey!!!
I love it.... thanks for sharing
Thx for the info (and the laughs!!) 😂💚🤘
Great Job
Thanks for your work dude, love from France
Wish there was someone with a YT as cool as you on the East coast/Appalacia.
Thanks for posting these, so relaxing compared to all the other shit I'm bombarded with
You could try the Learn Your Land channel
You're f'n awesome bro! Ty
Master´s class on cacti and on how to curse. Awesome job, thanks bro!
I'm really trying to love cactus...just not there yet, but love hearing your enthusiasm!
They're so cool. The camouflage thing especially is pretty mind-blowing. Really it's just the morphological flexibility of those spines (which are really just axillary leaf buds) to act as camouflage as well as defense.
I like trying the different fruits before I plant the seeds so I know witch to keep and what to send out to the wild oh I feed the birds cactus seeds to. Its funny seeing a finch attack a dove for seeds 😆
@@CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt Camouflage, defense, shade, and even propagation (Chollas attaching to passing animals that relocate potential clones)....absolutely AMAZING!
thank you!! your videos are great
Thanks for the video my guy
I said to the c o once " the key to being in
jail was moisturizer "
( She agreed )
Killa channel my friend ✌️
You mean s o? As in significant other? Who the shit would your c o be?
@@PlayMoGame corrections officer
@@PlayMoGame you should develop your own personality brohaim.
@@PlayMoGame you should develop your own personality brohaim.
If you ever have the chance go to Desert Survivors Nursery just west of the Old Pueblo. A great business model with disabled employees and a great selection of Sonoran plants.
The Mission Garden is on the location of the oldest continuously farmed spot in the Country - over 4,000 years.
Love your channel bro
Hey, Joey speaking of Japan. I've always wondered what are your thoughts on Banzai trees? I kind of figured you'd hate them
Lol, good question
Thank you
Now that finals are finishing up I'll be catching up on all your recent videos
Also would love some suggestions for how to change up a personal garden in a positive direction away from the current horticultural nightmare.
very nice...
Wish I had money to help send him to places all over the world to have him show us all sorts of things. The PNW rainforest, the permafrost in the north, jungles in Africa, and bamboo forests in the east.
Plants for the Southwest! Love that place. The guys are nice. I don't think you'll get locked in the Cactus Dungeon
i just really enjoyed that
LET'S GOOOOO, CACTUS DUNGEON!!!!
Good stuff!
Thanks Joe
So glad I found you. Subbed
"I dunno. We'll see where life takes me." Words we can all take to heart.
I like your style of teaching. I have for many years put off getting into something I really want to, plant breeding. I don't really know why. Maybe felt I couldn't do it. Well, whether I can or not, I'm going to try.
Nice.
I love the onzuka cultivar of astrophytum. Truly a beautiful cultivar
Ah, you're in my neighborhood again! Ever heard of Pajarita wilderness? Lots of unique flower species in the Sonoran - Sierra Madre transition. Worth checking out before some pissant tries to reignite the border wall construction.
That's the coolest penstemon I've ever seen
Love it. Nudie shots!!
look, listen and quit complaining. this man will save your life
The astrophytums are gorgeous! I see why people will pay good money for a specimen :O
I have been visiting the little Arizona Garden at Stanford University, and it has some nice stuff, some of the plants over 130 years old. It includes both New World and Old World plants of arid environments. I love a garden where you can come out with some serious puncture wounds.
Omg I had a feeling you were in town. Did you come on the train? And welcome to our beautiful home! Don't tell anyone how great it is here.
That's some beautiful baby San Pedros in the beginning
I do a lot of Pereskiopsis spathulata grafting and agree 100% with spines > glochids. Awesome job from another Bay Area reform schooler turned plant biologist 😜
So rad man I'ma go there
My favorite nursery
I love thik kind of garden
Fuck yeah dude. This was awesome.
Nice, really enjoyed this one! I love all those lumpy, weird, geometric fuckers 😍 I have two tiny tephrocactus geometricus seedlings that are barely hanging on, I hope to god they survive!
We really enjoy your videos, Prick. Just kidding. Actually wondering if you are planning any visits to Africa. Would love to know more about aloes. We learn a lot from you. Keep strong, Jose and Karen
I love your videos!! If you come near the Northeast I could show you some great spots...I'm extremely interested in wild edibles, (my 4 acre yard Is one big botanists dream!) My thick Boston accent and your chicagoan accent would meld perfectly. Keep on keeping on my friend!!
you've taught me a lot with with a smile on my face guy!!
greetings from a cacti-grower from germany
so many species I didn't know, they are beautiful.
I had a little trip to the sierra madre occidental this weekend and I had to look to every rock wall looking for cactáceas (because your fault) and I found some. How do they get there? Is it because the birds hide fruits in the gaps or what? Amazing!
Def go to Japan, you will miss the food for the rest of your life...
Would love to see CPBBD travelling the world, bringing us treats, dissing the human scourge.
But do they have burritos?
@@evilsharkey8954 tragically no... but he could bring tortillas to a sushi joint and have em make a custom roll!
@@joefization I would be there just to see their faces when he asked...
Any idea why the nudum has 4 or 5 lobes? Is that also a phenotypic expression of different alleles?
What a trip...
Have you done a video about sedums? I’d love to hear your thoughts about them!
OH GOD, THATS SO FUCKIN NICE❕❕
Hey, 2 years ago I saved a white oak sapling from a lawn mower in my dads lawn. What would be a good place to give it a home? I'm in ontario canada, we have very swampy soil.
Botanist out there help me!
What is the botanical term for perennials that flower first year from the seed? Or perennial that does not require vernalization?
Do a kick-starter to fund a tour of Japan!
Would be some great content!
This guy right here is my favorite botanist 🤣
Please head to South Africa!
Don’t get arrested but for goods sakes let’s see some of those wicked arid loving plants in situ!
Sanseveria, haworthia, aloe, euphoria... the good stuff...
OMG that Tephro 😍😍😍
homeboy got a ruler tattooed on his middle finger 🤣 24:04
What's the cactus next to the leuchtenbergia, around 20:26? Huge fan of your work. GFYB
Dude you're in Tucson area? I was just out hiking around Mt Lemmon. Dang.
Takin a bath in the cacti.....I will with my favorite botanist...
if you ever find yourself out that way you should check out rocky glen in peoria, the ravine and prairie there have some pretty unique geology and botany
what a garden of gods
You are in my back yard!
I no know plants BUT I do know I love this channel 😆