Anthurium Sections Explained: What they are and why they matter

[@ladiesmanii]

Please keep making videos like this, it’s so helpful and there isn’t enough out there 🙏🏼

[@rohitsai2533]

This was a goldmine of an information for an enthusiast like me, i wonder why this didn't pick up, only if this was actually made into full fledged series that would've been something else all together, anyways I didn't get to see any nerdy intresting science stuff being discussed around on KZbin, its always either whats the rarest and most hyped plants and unboxings and careguides thats it, videos like this is what i crave for, amazing job, thankyou for this, also please let me knkw if there are any other videos ar channels catering to the science stuff similarly ❤

[@jessicaatkins4024]

Love this! Would love to see more. There is nothing in-depth like this Anthuriums. 💕

[@peruperu-jj8zs]

Great video! Idk why this doesn’t have more views. I’d love to see more detailed videos!

[@plantsarecool1555]

Thanks!

[@EliezaBaby]

I love Anthuriums especially hybrids

[@justingurski8770]

Is there a good place to get the sections breakdown around the 2:10 mark in the background?

[@kejace]

It comes from this PDF (page 78) www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/Portals/0/staff/PDFs/croat/CarlsenCroat2019AnthuriumSectionMonophyly.pdf

[@ChadGardenSinLA]

I disagree & say that taxonomy is a representation of what happened/is happening in the natural world. It’s no longer based on phenotype, but rather, genotype. Arguments that arise are made by old people who aren’t savvy in the latest & greatest technology in genomic mapping.