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    ChloroFilms – plant videos on YouTube

    AJ Cann
    July 6, 2012
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    Jeff Karron (AoB’s “pollen Editor”) recently tipped me off about ChloroFilms, a competition for new videos illustrating remarkable aspects of plant life. Entrants create a relevant video, post it on YouTube, and complete an entry form on the ChloroFilms website. Videos on energy and the environment are particularly encouraged and thousdand of dollars are awarded in prizes every year!

    But the best part is that all the winning entries are available on YouTube, making a great teaching resource, or just good entertainment:

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    Alan Cann is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Leicester and formerly Internet Consulting Editor for AoB.

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