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Go Inside One of the World's LARGEST HERBARIUMS - Ep. 355
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- čas přidán 10. 01. 2024
- The @nybg boasts nearly 8 million plant and fungi specimens in the William & Lynda Steere Herbarium. With nearly half of their specimens, including 150,000 of their type specimens digitized-anyone from the public is able to pull up information on the wealth of plants that have been carefully pressed over the last 300+ years. www.nybg.org/p...
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Awesome! More people need to know how amazing the world’s herbaria are!!! 👏👏👏
I'm still not sure what it is but this seems cool
Constantly grateful for the info I learn from this channel ❤
Yes please, more “behind the scenes” exploration of the Bronx Botanical garden, what a treasure trove. Thank you so much for doing these videos, knowledge about plants is endlessly fascinating! 🌿🌱🌵🍃
I am thankful and appreciative to this channel! Also, thankful to those who host and share their knowledge and work they do! I've realized today that I've been viewing the channel for 5 years now! Just awsome as always! ❤
This was fantastic Summer. Thanks for the tour. I could definitely work in a place like that!
Thanks you Ms. Summer. Very interesting indeed ! ❄️🌲💚🙃
Phenomenal. Absolutely phenomenal. Getting to see the backstage of a place I visit so often is golden. THANK YOU.
I have a friend who is director at a studying museum and she does very similar work in her vertebrate collection. What an insightful and informational behind-the-scenes.
Thank you so much for sharing... Such a wealth of information and I hope they are sharing all these info at the schools... We need to protect our forests and all the plants that we know so little about...
Found this very interesting. Thank you for sharing.
It is absolutely amazing how much information we can get from herbarium, I really didn't think about it. Usually, it's seed banks and such that I think are valuable. Thank you for this video!
Thank's Summer, That was so interesting!❤😊
Plants are so amazing..she mentioned Brazil...ever wonder how many plants are lost while destroying rainforests. Thank heaven for these guys conserving these plants
Thank you for such interesting topics
8 million, WOW. Very impressive.
Very enjoyable, thanks for the tour!
Very interesting, I used to find leafs I pressed years ago. Hurricanes destroyed everything, such is life in paradise
This is a fantastic behind the scenes tour that most people would never see! Thanks so much for this detailed tour and great steady camera shots. Such a treat!
Love this. Thanks for sharing.
So very interesting!
Very informative👍💚💚💚💚💚
I would love to know, with what they mount the specimens. I've got my own collection of pressed flowers. Thanks again for a great tour. ❤
Fascinating!!!
This was one of the most fascinating vids I’ve seen. It reminds (a little) of the Herbariums I did at college. We had to collect one hundred specimens, including identification. Also did a phycology ‘seaweed herbarium’ with identification. That was my favorite. You all do a great job of education. Thank you.
amazing tour ! thank you for this video
Woohoo! Go NYBG! That is a lot of plants waiting to be mounted...
Fantastic!
Amazing and so interesting ❤
Amazing very interesting
They do know that Kew Gardens is in the Western Hemisphere, right? Only 17 minutes in but definitely in the West. Just teasing. Excellent video, great collection.
Wow, I didn't even know something like this existed. Amazing!
Amazing❤
Hi Steff! Love your videos and your energy! Im in northcentral Wisconsin and I think Ive heard if the word Squall (because I knew what it was....) But I dont really hear it used here that often. We just have snow storms. Seems like everything is a snow storm, heavy snow storm, snow storm with high winds, snow storms with drifting.... And now and then blizzard. Lol. It snowed all day yesterday and some schools closed and some ppls workplaces shut down early. Not mine of course. Lol. I got to drive home 30 minutes in the snow. But I think its not that bad for us, to be honest, because thats just normal winter here, so most ppl have cars that handle it well or get tires that can deal with it (I think its harder when it snows where ppl are not used to snow because they just cant be as prepared). Its 5:30 am as I write this and I know when I crawl out of bed, there will be a lot of shoveling in my future. Lol
Do they bust out the alcohol infused prickly pear for office parties?
Probably formaldehyde, not so tasty.
I’m so confused, is this the same video from years ago or another recent tour?
oh myyyy😍😍
She's pretty
Pretty smart and talented.
Apart from Kew, who are the big four?
As of Feb 2022:
Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, UK 8,125,000
Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, France 8,000,000
The New York Botanical Garden, USA 7,921,000
Naturalis, Leiden, Netherlands 6,900,000
Missouri Botanical Garden, USA 6,850,000
MNHN, Paris is the oldest, established in 1635. They are digitised and open to access online, it is great fun browsing through them or hunting for particular things. I stumbled on a Stephanotis collected from Madagascar in about 1650 to 1654.
@@pattheplanter Many thanks, very informative .
What a beautiful woman so knowledgeable I am in love with Data Collections Coordinator Kelcie
Great work in preservation, given that old specimens may still provide extractable DNA. Hope those extinct in the wild will be reintroduced through genome reconstruction akin to Jurassic park. After all, nothing compares to having the plants growing in the wild and not just sitting between the pressed papers. There are many talks about saving endangered animals, but often we forget to look at the plants which sustain them.
I take it the term “Citizen science” is being rebranding as “community science” to avoid the term citizen, dissolving it. We’re allowed to be citizens of a sovereign nation, it’s not a dirty word.
Otherwise, I loved the episode.
Das größte Herbarium befindet sich in meinem Inneren. Soll ich euch einmal zeigen wie aus eine Taubnessel Grünkohl wird?
I love the information and education of your videos on this channel and your other channel. I do wish the camera didn’t move around, in and out, left to right so much. Maybe this is a style of videography as a few other channels I watch shoot this way. But I just want to say it can be hard to watch for some people, myself included. Sometimes I have to quit watching 😢
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