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#Plantscience Reel by @cambridgeuniversity (verified account) - What can plants teach us about the future of food? 💭 Mel Steer and Dr Martin Lenz from @Sainsbury.Laboratory.Cambridge are showing that plant scienc
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What can plants teach us about the future of food? 💭 Mel Steer and Dr Martin Lenz from @Sainsbury.Laboratory.Cambridge are showing that plant science is about so much more than pretty petals – from growing research-ready crops like arabidopsis and corn, to developing cutting-edge imaging tools that reveal how plants grow and change over time 🔬 Their work highlights the crucial role of plants in future food sustainability – and the powerful technology helping us understand them better every day 🌱 Get a closer look at the science that helps plants flourish at the Sainsbury Laboratory exhibit at @The_RHS Chelsea Flower Show, running until 24 May 🌸 #CambridgeUniversity #Cambridge #UniversityOfCambridge #PlantScience #RHSChelsea #ChelseaFlowerShow
#Plantscience Reel by @beyond.the.stars.5 - Plant breathing under a microscope #tree #nature Plants may look still, but under a microscope they are constantly "breathing." In this close-up view
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Plant breathing under a microscope #tree #nature Plants may look still, but under a microscope they are constantly “breathing.” In this close-up view you can actually see the tiny pores on a leaf called Stomata opening and closing in real time. These microscopic gates control the exchange of gases during Photosynthesis — allowing carbon dioxide in while releasing oxygen and water vapor. What looks like a simple leaf is actually a dynamic system working every second to keep the plant alive. Related Topics: plant respiration, photosynthesis process, stomata function, plant cell microscopy, gas exchange in plants, leaf anatomy, microscopic biology, plant physiology Tags: plant breathing under microscope, stomata opening and closing, plant respiration close up, leaf pores microscope, photosynthesis gas exchange, plant biology microscope video, stomata function explained, microscopic plant process, plant leaf breathing, real time stomata movement, plant cell biology facts, macro plant science video, fascinating plant mechanism, botany explained simply, plant life close up, microscopic nature footage, leaf anatomy science, plant oxygen exchange, biology microscope footage, hidden plant processes, educational botany video, science of plants, plant physiology demonstration, incredible nature detail, how plants breathe, stomata guard cells movement, plant science facts, microscopic life of plants, botany short video, plant microscope discovery
#Plantscience Reel by @epicgardening (verified account) - Comment "tomato" to get our hand-picked seed varieties perfect for beginner growers 🌱 WHEN TO PICK TOMATOES - We all love the idea of a true "vine-r
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Comment “tomato” to get our hand-picked seed varieties perfect for beginner growers 🌱 WHEN TO PICK TOMATOES - We all love the idea of a true “vine-ripened” tomato, slowly turning red under the sun until it’s perfectly ready to pick. But here’s where the plant science gets interesting. There’s a point called the breaker stage, when a tomato hits about 50% of its final color, and at that moment, it’s already received everything it needs from the plant in terms of sugars, nutrients, and overall development. From there, the ripening process is driven internally. Ethylene production kicks in, triggering the chemical changes that develop sweetness, aroma, and that classic tomato flavor. So whether it finishes ripening on the vine or on your kitchen counter, the end result is nearly identical, because the flavor compounds are already set in motion. Harvesting at the breaker stage just means you’re working with the plant instead of against it. You reduce the risk of pests, splitting after heavy rain, or losing fruit right before it peaks. Turns out, the smartest “vine-ripened” tomato might just be the one you bring in a little early 🍅
#Plantscience Reel by @books2watch - The Botanist Who Beat Darwin By 1,000 Years 🌱 Forget what you thought you knew about plant science. This 9th-century genius cracked the code FIRST.
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The Botanist Who Beat Darwin By 1,000 Years 🌱 Forget what you thought you knew about plant science. This 9th-century genius cracked the code FIRST. 🧬 🌺 Dive deeper into botanical art: 📚 Curated reading list - 15 books on plant exploration & botanical illustration (link in bio) 🎬 Full Temple of Flora video on YouTube - exploring Thornton's dramatic masterpiece 🎨 Limited botanical prints on Etsy - Temple of Flora collection available now Links in bio! 🌿 Meet Al-Dinawari — the Kurdish polymath who didn't just love plants, he DECODED them. While medieval Europe thought plants were just... there, Al-Dinawari was writing "The Book of Plants" — a masterpiece so advanced it wouldn't be matched for centuries. 🌸📖 What the OG "Botany Boss" discovered: 🌾 First to treat botany as a HARD SCIENCE (not just gardening tips) 🔬 Analyzed how different environments change plant growth and characteristics 🌍 Essentially described plant adaptation and evolution — 1,000 YEARS before Darwin 🚜 Created the foundation for modern agriculture and crop science 💊 Catalogued medicinal properties of hundreds of plant species 📚 Documented over 600 plants with scientific precision This wasn't a hobby. Al-Dinawari understood that plants ADAPT to their surroundings, that soil and climate CHANGE how they evolve, that nature follows PATTERNS. In a world where farming meant survival, he gave humanity the manual. Every crop rotation, every soil technique, every agricultural breakthrough traces back to minds like his. 🌾✨ Darwin gets the credit. Al-Dinawari did it first. 💎 Drop a 🌱 if you love Al-Dinawari! 📚 Follow @Books2Watch for the geniuses history forgot! #AlDinawari #BotanyHistory #IslamicGoldenAge #PlantScience #Evolution #KurdishHistory #HiddenGenius #Agriculture #ScienceHistory #AncientWisdom #Darwin #Biology #ViralHistory #UntoldStories #NatureLovers #HistoryFacts #Books2Watch #HistoryTok #LearnOnTikTok #BeforeItWasCool
#Plantscience Reel by @vincifacts - What looks like magic is actually pure plant science 🌱✨ This man didn't dig the ground - he brought the ground to the tree. By making a small cut on
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What looks like magic is actually pure plant science 🌱✨ This man didn’t dig the ground — he brought the ground to the tree. By making a small cut on a living branch and surrounding it with soil inside a transparent container, he triggered a process called air layering. Over time, the branch thinks it’s underground. Moisture + nutrients + patience = roots. After 31 days, the branch grows its own root system. Cut it. Plant it anywhere. A new tree is born. No seeds. No waiting years. Just understanding how nature works. This is how knowledge turns simple ideas into powerful results. Nature always follows rules — when you learn them, you can create life itself. Follow @vincifacts for mind-blowing facts and skills the world rarely explains 🌍🧠🌱
#Plantscience Reel by @the_rhs (verified account) - Today is our 222nd birthday 🥳 Want to make our day special? Let us know 2 things you love the most about the RHS, whether it's our work with schools
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Today is our 222nd birthday 🥳 Want to make our day special? Let us know 2 things you love the most about the RHS, whether it's our work with schools and communities, our expert advice and plant science research, memories you've made at our five gardens or inspiration from the RHS Flower Shows! Huge thanks for the support and birthday wishes to @charlottehawkins1, @billbaileyofficial, @helenlikesplants, Tazim Essani, Wesley Kerr and @tomindeed 🙌
#Plantscience Reel by @nybg (verified account) - In this week's Plant People episode, we're proving that botany is for everyone-yes, even you! 🌱✨ We're joined by Jacob Suissa, Ph.D., and Ben Goulet
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In this week’s Plant People episode, we’re proving that botany is for everyone—yes, even you! 🌱✨ We’re joined by Jacob Suissa, Ph.D., and Ben Goulet-Scott, Ph.D., botanists and founders of @letsbotanize, a nonprofit dedicated to making plant science fun and accessible. Tune in to dig into botany (especially for beginners!) and learn why it’s important to democratize plant science—for the health of people and the planet. Hit the link in our bio to listen, and don’t forget to rate and subscribe. #PlantPeople #letsbotanize
#Plantscience Reel by @islamchannel (verified account) - From garlic to pomegranate, grapes to henna, each plant is meticulously documented and beautifully illustrated. Step into the Shirley Sherwood Gallery
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From garlic to pomegranate, grapes to henna, each plant is meticulously documented and beautifully illustrated. Step into the Shirley Sherwood Gallery and witness this unique blend of plant science and botanical art, bringing Plants of the Qur’ān to life like never before. We spoke to botanical artist Sue Wickison and Dr Shahina Ghazanfar, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew's senior botanist, about their collaboration. #PlantsOfTheQuranExhibition #BotanicalArt #CulturalHeritage #Islam #Muslims @kewgardens
#Plantscience Reel by @peepalbaba (verified account) - Every season has its own role, even the one where branches stand bare. I have seen people grow uneasy at the sight of fallen leaves, as if change itse
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Every season has its own role, even the one where branches stand bare. I have seen people grow uneasy at the sight of fallen leaves, as if change itself is a problem. A little awareness could save many healthy trees. Sometimes the right action is simply to wait and watch. [Peepal Baba, Peepal Baba Says, autumn, seasonal change, urban forestry, plant biology, autumn leaves, deciduous trees, plant science, nature education, green spaces, afforestation, Peepal Baba Foundation]
#Plantscience Reel by @students_qatar (verified account) - 🎥 @books2watch | The Botanist Who Beat Darwin By 1,000 Years 🌱 Forget what you thought you knew about plant science. This 9th-century genius cracke
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🎥 @books2watch | The Botanist Who Beat Darwin By 1,000 Years 🌱 Forget what you thought you knew about plant science. This 9th-century genius cracked the code FIRST. 🧬 🌺 Dive deeper into botanical art: 📚 Curated reading list - 15 books on plant exploration & botanical illustration (link in bio) 🎬 Full Temple of Flora video on YouTube - exploring Thornton’s dramatic masterpiece 🎨 Limited botanical prints on Etsy - Temple of Flora collection available now Links in bio! 🌿 Meet Al-Dinawari — the Kurdish polymath who didn’t just love plants, he DECODED them. While medieval Europe thought plants were just... there, Al-Dinawari was writing “The Book of Plants” — a masterpiece so advanced it wouldn’t be matched for centuries. 🌸📖 What the OG “Botany Boss” discovered: 🌾 First to treat botany as a HARD SCIENCE (not just gardening tips) 🔬 Analyzed how different environments change plant growth and characteristics 🌍 Essentially described plant adaptation and evolution — 1,000 YEARS before Darwin 🚜 Created the foundation for modern agriculture and crop science 💊 Catalogued medicinal properties of hundreds of plant species 📚 Documented over 600 plants with scientific precision This wasn’t a hobby. Al-Dinawari understood that plants ADAPT to their surroundings, that soil and climate CHANGE how they evolve, that nature follows PATTERNS. In a world where farming meant survival, he gave humanity the manual. Every crop rotation, every soil technique, every agricultural breakthrough traces back to minds like his. 🌾✨ Darwin gets the credit. Al-Dinawari did it first. 💎 Drop a 🌱 if you love Al-Dinawari! 📚 Follow @Books2Watch for the geniuses history forgot! #AlDinawari #BotanyHistory #IslamicGoldenAge #PlantScience #Evolution KurdishHistory HiddenGenius Agriculture ScienceHistory AncientWisdom Darwin Biology ViralHistory UntoldStories NatureLovers HistoryFacts Books2Watch HistoryTok LearnOnTikTok BeforeItWasCool
#Plantscience Reel by @learningwithexperts - A garden can be more than a beautiful space - it can also be a place to learn. Understanding how plants grow, respond to their environment and work t
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A garden can be more than a beautiful space - it can also be a place to learn. Understanding how plants grow, respond to their environment and work together in a planting scheme is key to creating better gardens. The RHS Level 2 Collection explores plant science, identification and practical horticultural knowledge that can change the way you see plants and gardens. What fascinates you most about plants - their structure, their growth, or how they change through the seasons? 🌿 #gardening #horticulture #plantknowledge #rhs #learningwithexperts
#Plantscience Reel by @fatface (verified account) - We're feeling inspired by @botanygeek to learn more about the dying art of botany. Plants form the basis of all life on earth, yet botanists are slowl
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We're feeling inspired by @botanygeek to learn more about the dying art of botany. Plants form the basis of all life on earth, yet botanists are slowly being outnumbered by as much as 500 to 1 by animal scientists. Follow along as @botanygeek talks about the importance of plant science on a blustery North Atlantic island as part of our Life on Land series. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #fatfacemadeforlife #fatfacebyyou #fatfacelifeonland #lifeonland #botany

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