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for real though imagine being one of the first botanists to study fern and lycophyte sex and you put the sex water (the water in which they are having sex bc they love it soooooo much) under the microscope and theyre cranking out these damn Doohickies that swim like people sperm.... what is going On down there
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The alpine glacier lakes of central Tasmania are the haven for many tiny but rare aquatic plant species. In this short video, you can see three Drosera species, two Isoetes species, one Trithuria species, one Utricularia species and one Centrolepis species, and they can be found growing next to two each other in an area of one or two square meters. Simply amazing!
quillworts in a full puddle on a granite outcrop
My sister, the student who is the “other half” of this blog, tells me that these are semiaquatic Isoetes quillworts, and that their genus evolved in the Jurassic period. Apparently, @botanyshitposts is fond of this one :) I’m just fond of touring the conservatory at night before Halloween!
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we talked about isoetales in my paleobotany class today and like. what the fuck man. theyre awesome but like. why are/were any of them doing it like that. tbh we should be very impressed that any of the scale trees ever managed to live long enough to reproduce when their growth crushes the phloem over time
my psychiatrist: the lepidodendron saplings that grow upwards from an lump in the ground instead of starting as a small plant that gets proportionally bigger are extinct now, they can't hurt you
the saplings in question:
Hey plant man, I like your plant posts. Should give us a lil plant post to rotate in our brains if you have some time. Take this as permission to sling spaghetti at the wall for whatever Plant Stuff has been in ur head
(I also feel like i should tell you that I cannot for the life of me remember when I started following this blog but going through your lichen posts had me telling all my direct family members how much lichen now baffles me, so thank u for reminding me that Science Does Not Know All)
for years i've strongly envisioned a plant museum exhibit i would make if i ever became the guy who got to do that. imagine the biggest wall in the exhibit dedicated to showing how lepidodentrons became modern plants (and it would be utilized for that instead of some crowd pleaser dinosaur because of isoetes favoritism for me only, i would insist the space be used like that instead of something more cohesive. I would take the public and say LOOK AT IT). it starts at the left side with a life-sized lepidodendron silhouette and shows species getting smaller and smaller along the wall until the far right, where there's an aquairium with isoetes collected from the closest healthy isoetes population, preferably in the same area so people can be like 'whoa so close to us'.
version two of this exhibit would be to just have a tank of local isoetes beside a life-sized lepidodendron silhouette or replica so you could compare the sizes more directly. version three of this exhibit would be to put a tank of isoetes at that place in scotland that has the grove of fossilized lepidodendron stumps still upright in place from when their grove got flooded for the last time.
any of these would have merch in the gift shop too by the way.
arriving at the isoetes symposium as just some guy with popcorn and a big foam finger that says ISOETES NUMBER 1 on it and sitting in the front row. only half joking
