Readers of this column will know that there is a problem with the inability – or unwillingness – of people generally to appreciate plants. This is the well-recognised phenomenon of plant blindness. Although we’ve talked...
Tag - video
Nigel Chaffey
Headliner Video, a podcast tool that could help botanists produce video
One of the problems botanists have creating social video is a lot of the time the subject is static. Headliner Video is a tool that helps with that problem.
Alun Salt
Ian Street
New Resources Editor vows to review ALL the resources
It is our great pleasure to welcome Dr Ian Street to our editorial team. Ian will be taking on the role of our first ever Resources Editor. What is a Resources Editor, I hear you ask – let me explain. At AoBBlog...
Anne Osterrieder
A short post in which we avoid the STAR WARS hype to look at leaves and lasers
Obviously this weekend the news will be about the release of the new STAR WARS film. If you're looking for an escape from this, or are just waiting in a very long queue, then here's a YouTube film on microscopy in...
Eden TV have a wildlife competition for the UK and Ireland
Eden TV and Chris Packham have a guide on how to produce your nature documentary for YouTube, with the help of some carnivorous plants.
AJ Cann
Carnivora Gardinum
Carnivora Gardinum from chris field on Vimeo.
A nice time-lapse video of carnivorous plants by Chris Field.
annbot
What inspired you to do plant science? #epso2014
This week guest author Charlie Haynes is AoB Blog’s roving reporter at the EPSO/FESPB plant biology Europe conference. At the FESPB/EPSO plant biology conference in Dublin I asked some of the delegates what inspired...
Thinking like a vegetable: how plants decide what to do
This video of a prize lecture by Professor Ottoline Leyser is well worth watching.
Of Mice & Men or Peas & People: plants as models in modern biology
David Baulcombe's eminently watchable keynote talk from the UK Plant Sciences Federation conference.
Live! It’s The Pollination Show!
A new paper in Annals of Botany shows live images of pollen behaviour during pollination.
