Natural Science Forum / Biology / Botany / February 2005

I have some kind of creeper in my apartment. I don't know what it is; my
ex-girlfriend left it when she moved out. It's been living here for about
three years and has been doing fine. Throughout that time it's lost
leaves occasionally, I'd say at a rate of 1-2 per month. However, ...

Is there someone kind enough to help me identifying these cactusplants
http://home.hetnet.nl/~spleen
thanks in advance
Marcel

        Does anyone have a list of journals that accept and publish
plant science pedagogy articles for the undergraduate level of
instruction?  I know a few but am certainly not aware of all of the
potential venues.  I would be willing to collate and post such a list

        Does anyone have a list of journals that accept and publish
plant science pedagogy articles for the undergraduate level of
instruction?  I know a few but am certainly not aware of all of the
potential venues.  I would be willing to collate and post such a list

GOODMORNING ALL!
Sorry, i'm just an italian boy typing in english.
I'm looking for informations (any kind), medium/high quality photoes and
illustrations about this medical plants: (i didn't find a lot searching on

Could someone please write a wikipedia article on triparental mating, I
could not find any information on how it actually works, only lab protocols
on how to do it.
Here is the (yet empty) URL:

Thanks, Monique, for your ideas to stimulate students in plant
awareness.   You stated:
I see a *huge* animal bias in my college level students.  To some of
them, trees are merely something you sit in to hunt from.

Thanks, Monique, for your ideas to stimulate students in plant
awareness.   You stated:
I see a *huge* animal bias in my college level students.  To some of
them, trees are merely something you sit in to hunt from.

Can any one recommend a Field Guide/Flora that covers central France?  It
should preferably be in English and have a key - like, for instance, Francis
Rose's Wild Flower Key.
Peter

hello

Hazel, widespread in NW Europe.
Bush or small tree.
Source of Cobb nuts.
Monoecious.  However:

"Plant Content in the National Science Education Standards"
http://www.actionbioscience.org/education/hershey2.html
David R. Hershey

"Plant Content in the National Science Education Standards"
http://www.actionbioscience.org/education/hershey2.html
David R. Hershey

can anybody help to identify the seed shown in the picture of the link.
I found it in China at Laoshan mountins in Shandong province.
Should be a tree .
http://www.weissbach-maschinen.com/zh/index.php?doknr=m3000

Gorse.  Widespread in Europe.
Flowers 12 - 04  mainly.  Different plants at different times.  One in our
garden just coming out.
Anyone know about this?