Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
No context knowledge type stack rank 7. Current thing 6. Technology 5. Art 4. History 3. Animals 2. Food 1. Plants
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
People who know a lot about plants are underrated (I know very little)
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🎩 MxVoid 🎩
@mxvoid
LMK what you want to know! I have a Masters degree in Plant Biology and went most of the way through a PhD in the same. …Amusingly, though, because my specializations were in modeling and remote sensing, all the plants I used in my research were in silico. Never actually touched grass for my plant bio work.
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Linda Xie
@linda
@0xstark.eth! Helped me save a dying plant
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adrienne
@adrienne
If you could only see the hags hangout in the crypto coven discord The density of plant knowledge is unmatched 🍄
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Ash Crawford
@arc
Mycology!
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matthias
@iammatthias
Visual Lookup in iOS has helped me learn a lot about plants in our area.
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Breck Yunits
@breck
It gets recommended quite a lot, but if you haven't read Overstory was a life changing book for me. I couldn't believe how I had overlooked all the trees around me so much. Inspired me to start a side project learning about all the trees in Hawai'i: https://leafdb.org/
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chet
@cosmicblend
i’m lucky to have a phd plant scientist as a close friend. can listen to them talk on their thing for hours
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gfun.eth
@101
Plants are awesome!
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c green
@end0
agreed…..I focus on opioidergic phytochemicals found in plants as well as other bio activity, dont know alot about plants per se frin a botany perspective but definitely have my niche interests
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