Let's Learn Plant Anatomy | Plant 101

Hello my beautiful plant people,
It's time to put my science degree to good use and share my knowledge... Let's level up and learn some Plant Anatomy!
I hope by putting these words in your tool box, you will gain a deeper understanding of plants and give yourself more opportunities to further your learning on your plant journey.
It might be difficult at first, like starting a new language, but I promise, it'll get easier the more you hear, see and use it.
Sending planty love and light always,
Sam x
Edited by the talented Li Yan @liyan.yam
00:00 Intro
00:43 Why do I need to know plant anatomy?
01:38 Intro
03:33 Anatomy above the soil
03:51 Stem
04:07 Leaf
04:29 Insert previous video
05:19 Abaxial
05:42 Adaxial
06:18 Petiole
07:16 Sinus
08:22 Lobes
09:07 Node
10:24 Internode
10:38 Aerial root
11:19 Cataphyll
12:05 Fenestration
12:44 Geniculum
12:54 Pulvinus
13:49: Variegation
15:25 Below the soil
16:31 Types of roots
18:28 Reproduction
19:07 Inflorescence
19:30 Spadix
20:10: Spathe
20:29 Stipe
22:22 How to apply this knowledge
24:44 Outro
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[@monikawinklerova3316]

I loved this video Sam. I can’t wait for more 😘

[@yuanrongxu5323]

This is so informative!

[@JANATH60]

Thanks, Sam. This video was really helpful to me. I m from California.

[@allabout.theleaves]

💚💚

[@plantcollectormelbourne]

You’re always the first my Kellie 😉😘

[@RareRootsOfJoyMelbourne]

I went to Monash Uni too, although I did IT business systems. Amazing how so many women in STEM found their way to plants, hey! Great channel - I really enjoy your content and I look forward to your series 💚🌱💚

[@plantcollectormelbourne]

Hello fellow Monash alumni 👋 I wonder if we would have crossed paths at all. Thank you so much for the encouragement. Truly it means a lot since I’ve put lots of thought into the science series. Look forward to more planty chats with you 🌿🥰

[@RareRootsOfJoyMelbourne]

@@plantcollectormelbourne I did my degree remotely as a mature age student, as I was already working f/t at that point. I definitely look forward to more planty chats! 😊 And I love that you kept your lab coat. IMO Your science degree is most certainly valuable for your planty endeavours and it’s awesome you’re using it in that way. Not sure you know of her but there’s Ashley from Gardening In Canada and she’s a soil scientist who uses her science and brings it to her gardening channel. I don’t know of any others in that space so this is an excellent niche for you to step into, if that’s your interest. Especially for our climate in Melbourne which is not well covered imo. Have a great evening 💚😊

[@carolstuff]

Thanks for the planty lesson Samantha!

[@plantcollectormelbourne]

My absolute pleasure! Thank you for watching as always Carol 💖

[@Planty-Mandy]

Thank you! I could never figure out why people said “back seal”. 😂

[@plantcollectormelbourne]

Haha too good 🤣 If anything, that’s a cuter term! 🦭