#Pollination

Dorsa Amir

DorsaAmir

A historical tidbit that demonstrates the predictive power of evolution — in 1862, a botanist sent Charles Darwin a beautiful & rare orchid from Madagascar (Angraecum sesquipedale) with an unusually long spur.

Seyward Darby

seywarddarby

Y'all. Neither Trump nor the internet "caused" this to happen. The seeds were there all along. Trump and the internet have watered them, tended them, enabled pollination, planted new fields.

Reconsidering Cinema

coenesqued

Horror PastoralTourists enter into a wilderness and encounter something ancient but disturbingly familiar. The inhabitants are seen as simple, even inbred, but connected in ways the interlopers are not. There

Septum Capital

Soumyazen

$SKLZ Getting queries as to why I said Skillz is the best business model I have seen in recent times. Show me a business operating at 95% GM, 4 month

UrbanAfricaACC

UrbanAfricaACC

Why do cities matter? This is a question @EdgarPieterse is addressing in an input to the @UN Senior Management team today on The Future of Cities. Answer:• Central to new

Lee Schofield

leeinthelakes

My folks are making a little #wildflower area in their #Devon garden, so I went in search of seeds down for them. Came across some red campion capsules, perfectly ripe

Liam Duffy

LiamSD12

When France talks about 'Separatisme' it's worth noting this is not their own invention or bogeyman, it is a recognition of an explicit strategy pursued by Islamist groups. Qaradawi, the

Rìgh Shiggy

SHIGGYOATS

if the honey industry was really “helping the bee population”, then there wouldn’t be a problem with the bee population the western honey bee directly competes with indigenous pollinator

Veena Srinivasan

veenas_water

Disappointed to see incorrect arguments being quoted here especially the inclusion of paddy! It needs a longer explanation on why this argument is incorrect. But will post a longer post

💧Morpheus #DonutEconomy

MorpheusBeing

There was a time when almost every rural British family who kept bees followed a strange tradition. Whenever there was a death in the family, someone had to go out

Harry Siviter

harrysiviter

Hi Robert – Always happy to chat about our results. For the future trying to start a ‘civil discussion’ by commenting on our ‘flawed results’ might not be the best

🎆 thomasjbevan.substack.com 🎆

thomasjbevan1

‘Creation> Consumption’ is bad advice./A Thread\ It’s better to create than consume.This is true as far as it goes.But as a piece of advice this completely lacks nuance and probably

Sam Matla

SamMatla

Inspired by @Harris_Bryan:“What have you changed your mind on lately?”Here are 10 things I changed my mind on in 2020...THREAD I thought chasing optionality was the goal. Turns out that

RealScientists | Counts

realscientists

[Tweet by @BatsForLife] New thread: The Benefits of Bats! Bats are vital parts of natural ecosystems and provide numerous ecosystem services to us. In this thread, we'll talk about these

Back from the Brink

NatureBftB

As it’s #ValentinesDay I think we should consider the beautiful, romantic and interspecies liaison that is essential to the lifecycle of the stunning and enigmatic Fly Orchid. Thread! 1/9 The

Neil Butler

mrNeilButler

So. To make our maths classes represent the true history of our subject. To represent mathematics as the world-wide, trans-civilisational pursuit it is. #edchatie #mtbos #iteachmath #inclusivestemcs 1. Consider how

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