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A plant pundit comments on plants, the foibles and fun of academic life, and other things of interest.
The Phytophactor gets interviewed
A very nice lady named Emma Springfield interviewed The Phactor a week or so ago, and that interview now is posted at the Nature Center Magazine, clearly a publication with some discriminating taste or a deperate need to fill space. TPP was quite candid during this interview so you may find it interesting or a mild diversion. Actually you may enjoy looking around at this rather attractive online publication. Now, let's see who sends whom the most traffic, eh?
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A very thoughtful and thought-provoking post. I had to chuckle with the reference from the movie, "Network." I quote that one frequently, too.
Your interview was one of our more popular walks. As for me, I thoroughly enjoyed taking a nature walk with you.
You're very welcome.
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