The Phytophactor

A plant pundit comments on plants, the foibles and fun of academic life, and other things of interest.

Showing posts with label tropical plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tropical plants. Show all posts

Friday Fabulous Flower - Gunnera

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Gunnera is one strange plant. It is found at higher altitudes in the wet tropics, and it's a huge leafed herbaceous perennial.  P...

Friday fabulous flower - a repeat, but better

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While tropical plants are generally day-neutral in terms of flowering, something about the short days (actually it's the long nights) ...
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Timing is everything - household jobs edition

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September is always a schizophrenic weather month, in like summer, out like fall, and here in the Midwest the changeover can be sudden.  Las...
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On the Road Again - Rain Forest Ecology Field Trip

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Today, tonight, tomorrow, all night, all day, that is starting about midnight the travel begins and with luck 18 hours later the Phactor wit...

Winter flowers - Indoor Tropical Plants

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You can take the biologist out of the tropics, but you can't take the tropics out of the biologist. A number of tropical plants actually...
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Cannonball tree - another ludicrous flower to enjoy!

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While clearing out lab space the Phactor happened upon a box of ol d 3.5” disks (Hey, there are still boxes of 5.25” disks around here too.)...

Earning my keep botanically

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The Phactor does earn his salary, and for the sake of any Lincolnland legislators who happen to read this (if any happen to be able to read!...
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