This is my Plant Bingo.
I found it to be a bit difficult because I wanted more examples to show various elements of the plants, but I found that each one was unique enough for a specific element to be highlighted. Apologies for the need to zoom in.
I found it to be a bit difficult because I wanted more examples to show various elements of the plants, but I found that each one was unique enough for a specific element to be highlighted. Apologies for the need to zoom in.
I enjoyed Rachel’s Dichotomous Key. I found it easy to understand as she placed the option above, then statement in the middle then next option below, so it was easy to read the transition. The transition between each feature of the plant was easy to apply, visualize and understand the differences.
Dichotomous Key A: Plant produces cones A: Plant has flowers A: Plant has needles (Plant 1) A: Plant has leaves (Go to B) B: Plant has smooth stems B: Plant has hairy stems (Go to C) C: Plant has white or yellow flowers (Plant 2) C: Plant has purple or …
Hello Everyone, my name is Anu and I have been a part of this course since 2021 throughout the quarantine. I began this process of diving deeper into plant life because I am deeply invested in using plants and herbs for medicinal uses, such as making teas, oils, and tinctures, …
Lupine Yarrow Pineapple Weed Woolly Cranesbill I think this was a fun test of all I’ve learned!
I made the following pressed plants, but it seems that I had some problems keeping the plants dry, there was some slight mold, I cleared some of the surface molds, but it may still have had some effect, I’ll have to keep an eye on the drying next time I …
Oof! Not how I thought my plants would press. I like my Beardtongue pressing a lot more but definitely gave me insight on how I want to better press plants in the future. I used some wooden blocks, my nail polish box, and my tons of books for extra spice. …
A. Canadian Bluejoint (Calamagrotis Canadensis) B. Cow Vetch (Vicia Cracca) C. Yellow Toadflax (Linaria Vulgaris)
I’m a botanical beginner, so I made a simple bingo, which I took some time in the past in the mountains near my home
Here’s my plant bingo board! I took these pictures the other day. Just let me know if you want date stamps for proof as some of these were too big to collect and explain.
This is my first attempt at categorizing dichotomies on my own, after referring to a lot of threads and thinking on my own I decided to use the structure and propagation of the plant to categorize them, but I think the results are a bit complicated, so I’m hoping I …
Ruellia nudiflora (Englem. & A. Gray) https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1738213412963353444 Lagerstroemia indica (L.) https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1738065542138299236 Campsis radicans (L.) https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1737770456120820198 Pinus palustris (Mill.) https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1738051142539019108