Natural Science Forum / Biology / Botany / June 2009

Now I wonder if any botany experiments have been conducted to
see how much biovolume goes on underground versus the vegetation
above ground biovolume.
I remember some scientist a long time ago remark that if we lived

I refer to the indoor decorative types often seen in
Victorian photographs (the so-called "Potted Palm".)

Well, the good news is that I am finished for this season with
the transplanting of crowded out and shaded out plants such
as asparagus, rhubarb, lillies, tulips, peonies and some
black-walnuts.

I would greatly appreciate if anyone could identify this tree in our
historic district:
http://marvistatract.org/Mystery_Tree.html
Thanks,

I am going to have to dig up my old posts of the theme--- cancers
of a specific species can transform into disease vectors of new
microbes.
What I am seeing today in my landscaping is after a heavy rain

Well, this year is the first year I have the asparagus under complete
control in that
I tomato caged each bunches so that I can easily mow around them.
And I transplanted over half into a long line row so that I put a