Wikimedia Commons (Mahonia Nervosa)
Oregon Grape
Much like a child flourishing in an environment rich with opportunity and gaining an appetite for success, the Oregon Grape (Mahonia Nervosa) as well as many plants increases its number of breathing holes (stomata) to take in more CO2 when it gets more sunlight.
At least that’s our hypothesis…
(Public Domain) Panellus stipticus <aka> Bitter Oyster
Reading by fire fly light seems like a living dream, but it’s not fair to trap the little things at our convenience.
Instead, why not read by the light of the Watercress.
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You’re swimming at the beach on a warm day when suddenly your throat starts to tickle something fierce. Even Internally screaming at yourself not to, your only human. Your lips are blasted apart by the phlegmy blast that is your cough and in rushes salty death…
You’ve all probably seen it, The house that caters to your every need with a host of mechanisms to carry them out. I want to explore what that kind of house could be like if we replaced those mechanisms with plants.
The start of a somewhat fumbled but thick plant blog
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