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Life through the eyes of botany, beer, and biodiversity.
Plant Profile: POISON HEMLOCK (Conium maculatum)
Join botanist Nathanael Pilla as he introduces you to the legendary _*Conium maculatum*_ commonly called *Poison Hemlock* in the family Apiaceae
Poison hemlock is a large herbaceous biennial, not native to North America.
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Intro: (0:00)
Etymology: (1:08)
Stem & Growth Habit: (1:22)
Leaves: (2:00)
Flowers: (2:50)
Summary: (3:34)
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Poison hemlock is a large herbaceous biennial, not native to North America.
Comment on your thoughts on this really cool plant.
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE
Nathanael and Scott's new book, Wildflowers of the Indiana Dunes National Park, is now available everywhere books are found.
iupress.org/9780253060419/wildflowers-of-the-indiana-dunes-national-park/
Follow us on Facebook:
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Intro: (0:00)
Etymology: (1:08)
Stem & Growth Habit: (1:22)
Leaves: (2:00)
Flowers: (2:50)
Summary: (3:34)
#botany #plants #wetlands
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Is this plant from another planet?! Great Purple Angelica - plant profile
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Join botanist Nathanael Pilla as he introduces you to the alien-looking *_Angelica atropurpurea_* commonly called *Great Purple Angelica* in the family *Apiaceae* _Angelica atropurpurea_ is a large northeastern United States native occurring in usually high-quality wetlands. Comment on your thoughts on this really cool plant. Don't forget to *SUBSCRIBE* Nathanael and Scott's new book, Wildflowe...
Touring a Botanists Yard - Sedges in the Landscape!
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Join botanist Nathanael Pilla as he tours his yard showing the importance of sedges in your landscape highlighting some of his favorites. Don't forget to *SUBSCRIBE* Follow us on Facebook: botanybeerbiodiversity Follow us on Instagram: botany_and_beer Intro: (0:00) Graceful sedge, _Carex gracillima_ : (0:53) Ravensfoot sedge, _Carex crus-corvi_ : (1:21) Frank's sedge...
Plant Profile: Purple deadnettle (Lamium purpureum)
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Time to learn your lawn weeds! Join Nathanael as he talks about the weedy *purple deadnettle, _Lamium purpureum_* Some look at this plant as an important edible or medicinal forb. Comment on your thoughts on Purple Deadnettle. Don't forget to *SUBSCRIBE* Follow us on Facebook: botanybeerbiodiversity Follow us on Instagram: botany_and_beer Intro: (0:00) Mint Family (L...
Resurrection of Panicum barbipulvinatum - 2024 IAS Presentation
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This video is a presentation on the preliminary results of botanist Nathanael Pilla's work to resurrect the species, *_Panicum barbipulvinatum_* (panic grass) in North America. A little untraditional for the content style we show, but important, nevertheless. Filmed by Scott Namestnik during the 2024 Indiana Academy of Science conference. #indianascience2024 #grasses #poaceae Intro: (0:00) Hist...
Plant Profile: Dwarf Ginseng (Panax trifolius)
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Join Nathanael as he briefly introduces you to the little *_Panax trifolius_* commonly called *Dwarf Ginseng* in the family *Araliaceae* We focus on the botanical term _Diphasic_ _Panax trifolius_ is native predominately to northeastern United States and is said to have #ediblegardening roots like its sister species, *American ginseng* , _Panax quinqifolius_ . As with American ginseng, habitat ...
Brief Description: Great Lakes' Shore Little Bluestem (Schizachyrium littorale)
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*Scott Namestnik* briefly discussing the features of *_Schizachyrium littorale_ (Great Lakes' Shore Little Bluestem)* during a hike for the Michigan Botanical Society (michiganbotanicalsociety.org/) If you like this video and want to see more similar content, please *Subscribe* Follow us on Facebook at: botanybeerbiodiversity Follow us on Instagram at: botany_and_beer...
Plant Profile: Flat-topped White Aster (Doellingeria umbellata)
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Join botanist Nathanael Pilla as he talks about *_Doellingeria umbellata_* otherwise known as the *Flat-topped White Aster* Comment on your thoughts on this really cool plant. Don't forget to *SUBSCRIBE* Nathanael and Scott's new book, Wildflowers of the Indiana Dunes National Park, is now available everywhere books are found. iupress.org/9780253060419/wildflowers-of-the-indiana-dunes-national-...
Sedge Profile: Carex grayi (Gray's sedge)
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Join guest botanist Toby Shaya as he introduces you to the *Gray's Sedge, _Carex grayi_* and how it differs from the look-alike *Greater Bladder Sedge, _Carex intumescens_* Its distribution is common throughout the Midwest and Northeastern United States, often grows in forested bottomlands, seeps, and riverbanks. Because the _Carex_ genus is so large, it is broken up into sections. _Carex grayi...
Milkweed Profile 08: White Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias perennis)
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Join botanist *Rachel Cook* as she highlights the beautiful *white swamp milkweed* or *aquatic milkweed, _Asclepias perennis_* Did you know that this milkweed cannot self-pollinate? Also, as Rachel discusses, their seeds are distributed by the water not the wind! Some of these seeds can stay afloat on water for over 6 months. If you like this video and want to see more similar content, please *...
Eastern Milksnake enjoying a 6-lined Racerunner meal
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A _Lampropeltis triangulum_ or commonly called the *eastern milksnake* was observed eating an _Aspidoscelis sexlineatus_ or better known as the *Six-lined Racerunner* lizard. Thanks to @natescheerer1192 for noticing this little dude. #snakes #natureismetal
Plant profile: Prairie Willow - Salix humilis
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Finally getting to the willows. Join botanist *Nathanael Pilla* and son, *Matteo* , as they discuss *Prairie Willow* or *_Salix humilis_* *Prairie willow* is distributed throughout the eastern half of the United States. If you are looking for a *pollinator* host shrub for your midwestern open space, this is one you definitely need! _humilis_ means "humble or lowly" because of its low growth for...
Sedge Profile: Carex lacustris (lake sedge)
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Join botanist Nathanael Pilla as he introduces you to the *Lake Sedge, _Carex lacustris_* and how it differs from the look-alike *Shoreline Sedge, _Carex hyalinolepis_* (check out the video we did of _Carex hyalinolepis_ here czcams.com/video/3ysAhZO_lz4/video.html ) Its distribution is common throughout the northern Eastern United States, often grows in wet meadow edges, sedge meadows, marshes...
Eastern Wild Ginger - Asarum canadense complex
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Join botanist Nathanael Pilla (Midwest Biological Survey) as he describes the unique flowers and complex of _*Asarum canadense*_ (eastern wild ginger). Nathanael will discuss the differences between _Asarum acuminatum, Asarum canadense,_ and _Asarum reflexum_ For more information on this wonderful plant, check out Nathanael and Scott's new book, Wildflowers of the Indiana Dunes National Park, n...
Sanguinaria canadensis (Bloodroot) - Plant Profile
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Spring has sprung in the Chicago Region. Join botanist Nathanael Pilla (Midwest Biological Survey) as he describes the visually scrumptious _*Sanguinaria canadensis*_ (bloodroot). Bloodroot is a plant with a deep ethnobotanical history. For more information on this wonderful plant, check out Nathanael and Scott's new book, Wildflowers of the Indiana Dunes National Park, now available everywhere...
Milkweed Profile 07: Poke Milkweed (Asclepias exaltata)
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Milkweed Profile 07: Poke Milkweed (Asclepias exaltata)
Conifer profile 01: Taxodium distichum, Bald Cypress (winter edition)
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Conifer profile 01: Taxodium distichum, Bald Cypress (winter edition)
Sedge Profile: Carex woodii (Wood's sedge or Pretty sedge)
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Sedge Profile: Carex woodii (Wood's sedge or Pretty sedge)
Milkweed Profile 06: Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata)
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Milkweed Profile 06: Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata)
Plant Identifications: Canada, Tall, and Giant Goldenrod
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Plant Identifications: Canada, Tall, and Giant Goldenrod
Plant Identifications: How to Tell Joe-Pye Weed's Apart
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Plant Identifications: How to Tell Joe-Pye Weed's Apart
Plant Profile: Ptelea trifoliata (wafer ash, hoptree)
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Plant Profile: Ptelea trifoliata (wafer ash, hoptree)
Milkweed Profile 05: Prairie Milkweed (Asclepias sullivantii)
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Milkweed Profile 05: Prairie Milkweed (Asclepias sullivantii)
Milkweed Profile 04: Butterflyweed, Asclepias tuberosa
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Milkweed Profile 04: Butterflyweed, Asclepias tuberosa
Milkweed Profile 03: Whorled Milkweed, Asclepias verticillata
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Milkweed Profile 03: Whorled Milkweed, Asclepias verticillata
Milkweed Profile 02: Tall Green Milkweed, Asclepias hirtella
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Milkweed Profile 02: Tall Green Milkweed, Asclepias hirtella
Milkweed profile 01: Common Milkweed (Asclepias syriaca)
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Milkweed profile 01: Common Milkweed (Asclepias syriaca)
Botany 101: Milkweed (Asclepias) flower anatomy
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Botany 101: Milkweed (Asclepias) flower anatomy
This makes a tea that is to die for. You'll never drink another tea for the rest of your life.
😆 🤣 😂
I wish that variety was native in my region!
Ive had this in my back garden, loads of it. I live in the UK , in a shared house and no one ever goes in the back garden but me and my cat... am i being secretly targeted? Kinda strange, any thoughts?
When I was a dairy farmer, I had some of this in one of my fencerows in a low place. It was always spreading out in to pasture. I got sick just from the smell everytime I mowed that pasture, almost to the point of throwing up.
Even for the seasoned gardener/forager, this video is a great reminder
Those flower reminds me of how parsley flowers and goes to seed
Yep. Same family. Good observation.
Cool!
Thanks for your clear explanations and illustrations. I tried to learn this from readings but too much detail made it confusing and I just didn't find the time. Now, I'm ready to learn more.
Your enthusiasm for sedges is infectious!
There is also solidago rugosa.
cool!
Magnified Plaid! Perfect advertisement for a program on botany and beer. It's like we're back in the 90's or whatever. Except kids didn't drink beer to christian bands back in the day, lol! Anyway, thanks for inspiring me to stop channel surfing for a minute and educate myself on some plants.
Is it biennial like many of the members of this family? By the way, when I took my plant taxonomy course in college, the family was still called Umbelliferae, which referred to the shared characteristic of umbels as the flowering structure.
That's a lot of medicine! It's not native, but the Angelica giga is even more fantastic because of its saturated purple color. Hope to plant both before next winter.
I had to admittedly look up A. gigas. Holy cow! What a gorgeous umbel.
Hahahaha! Even botanists have lawns… I always wondered. Dude, have you been a guest on Ologies yet?! I love and appreciate your passion. Infectious.
Sedges really thrive during spring and early summer. Consider following up in August and highlight those that not only survive, but thrive in the heat of the summer. Thanks for the tour of your garden.
Great idea.
Planted a patch of it this year, in Louisiana.
I grew up in western Maryland and this was one of my favorite local weeds that was around. I loved the look, feel and smell of this plant . I didn't't know what it was until now THANK YOU!
I've been growing several different Goldenrods for the last 5 years, and the difference in pollinator attraction can be startling- I had a Showy Goldenrod till a gopher ate it, and it was VERY attractive to insects. I also have an Anise Scented Goldenrod that attracts NOTHING! I started many different species from seed and don't know what most of them are, but as a group they are very attractive to pollinators in late summer when most plants are done. Gotta try a few!!
Hey friend! Just finding you-- I'm a FANATIC pollinator gardener in central California, and I have so many species to mention I can't describe now-- I'd LOVE to see you mention Bidens alba......... I started growing it 2 years ago, and it's one of the all time best pollinator plants. Also Texas Thistle-- just a STAR of my garden! Thanks!
Very informative! I'm starting 2 kinds this season. What a wonderful creature: Beautiful, tall and medicinal.
Love your videos! I am currently very fascinated with rattlesnake master eryngium yuccifolium. I volunteer with the state natural area program in WI and a lot of the plants you cover I get to watch out for! I still lean heavily on inaturalist though.
England here: yup, that's indeed why we call them (purple and white varieties) dead nettles: no sting. Great video... I freaking love dead nettles 🙂
Two of my favorite plants from my childhood 😄
Wow. This is awesome content.
I live on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State and this is quite common here. It's actually kind of pretty.
How is your channel not completely blowing up right now?? Your content is awesome
Thanks! I appreciate it.
I am new here but I’ll sub after this comment!
Welcome. Let us know if there is a species you want us to cover sometime.
I have these all over my yard right now. Do they make you have diarrhea from the 'purgative effects ?
I have not experienced that, but I do not know. Good question though.
@@BotanyandBeer Thanks. I seen: Medicinal Uses of Purple Dead Nettle It is known in the herbal world as being astringent, diuretic, diaphoretic (induces sweating) & purgative. It's also anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, & anti-fungal. The leaves can be used on external wounds or cuts, or as a poultice, similar to how you would use yarrow or plantain.
I have an app called "PlantNet" that let's you take a picture of any plant & upload it & the app will identify the plant. Other people contribute to the app with their pics & it breaks down by percentage what everybody thinks it is. It's pretty good to have at your fingertips.
My ADHD can only focus on the back ground doorbell gong.
I've always called this "bugle". I'll have to look it up now...
I think that is a common name for many of the mints (i.e. Ajuga and Lycopus)
I always have trouble remembering the species names of each of these for some reason. My brain just classes them as "weedy lamiaceae" . I think you meant petiole instead of pedicel. Pedicel is the stalk to a flower, petiole is the leaf stalk. But I think you know that and just got your wires crossed for a second. Because as you say one way to distinguish between the two species is one is petiolate (having petioles) while the other is sessile (no petioles). I could be wrong but you may have missed the blooms on L. amplexicaulis as they are obe of the earliest blooming plants in my area. Fortunately my goats will eat them. ;) Great video. :)
You are absolutely right. Can't believe I missed this while editing. Thanks for the clarification! Makes these videos better.
These have taken over agriculture fields in spring in recent years, overtaking chickweed.
Henbit is a separate plant as far as I know.
I thought you had an owie on your thumb until I saw your other fingers.. lol. So the purple is edible?
Just lazy and didn't clean off the nail polish
Very well done! Organized and disciplined with impeccable attention to detail. Solid. Great work distinguishing, communicating, and bringing to the attention of others. Exciting to see where further research takes you and other botanists. :)
I have this growing in basically full shade pretty well so far...
Thanks! Ginseng has a lot of health benefits.
Hello fellow Hoosier, I'm Northern Indiana too. I've just begun investigating the annua for malaria. Good to know it grows up here too.
Thank you 🦋
Safer for consumptions than most people think
Very well done!
You need to check out Africa as they use it there to cure malaria the children take it twice a week, 200 children used to die in Africa I think it’s per month, just imagine, this herb is outlawed by who, so wrong, I have some seeds and make my own tea with this to get rid of parasites, in my body, we all have them! Go do some research into this! God bless us all
I believe in God’s magic
Was in Northeast recently, plant was everywhere. Never have seen it in SE WI but land pretty developed. Planning on growing some next year. Really nice plant and definitely should be considered. Considering how prolific it was in Northeast imagine it is very reliable from seed which I'm counting on to spread the population in my corner of the world
Wait, I grow this species and I've never detected a scent from the flowers 🤔
Beautiful snake
In right conditions this plant is reliable self seeder. Valuable plant for restoration efforts.