Plant Science: An Introduction to Botany | Wondrium

[@ericmoulton376]

I studies Botany for 3 yrs. This video would have been about half of my course. I love the succinct informative delivery and I love flowers

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If I want knowledge on growing plants and breeding plants is this the course I should take?

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Id love ideas on a more very serious course like anton petrov and his science channel any tips would be badarse please and thanks!

[@snail9552]

Oh cool, wanted to do botany but school blasts me with unnecessary classes

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Passion in a teacher is attention in the learner ,even dull one like myself!Thanks.

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[@SuperManning11]

These are all the answers to questions I have on a daily basis! I find myself constantly comparing flowers and flower parts and then being frustrated at not being able to talk about them because I don’t have the vocabulary or even the basic knowledge needed. Now I’m going to be armed and dangerous-armed with enough vocabulary to be dangerously dull at a cocktail party. But the enthusiasm of this great professor has shown me how to overcome that as well! Thanks!

[@Dude8718]

Oh man I get more boring at parties everyday,

[@marieknipfer6982]

Absolutely love this professor. Wish I'd had her for Botany years ago.

[@seanlynam9055]

I found her enthusiasm infectious I also wish I had her for botany

[@Rod1712]

I also would have liked she were my botany teacher 👩‍🏫

[@Sly-Moose]

I love how unnecessarily energetic this woman is. XD

[@funnyvalentine4293]

She just really loves what she does, it's so nice to see 😊

[@dramaticist6687]

Shes just excited about plants!!!

[@tsudaa]

I love her so much

[@khaotik.weirdo]

Yeah, she really sparks my interest for botany way more xD

[@karenjennings2063]

Thank you. I thought I was the only one.

[@gracesichula8494]

I like the way the lecture has been presented. you're not just a lecturer but a real teacher by profession, i really like it and am helped a lot. THANK YOU!

[@jocelynnlauretta874]

This is really interesting! I’ve always wanted to study Botany, and this is great!

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M studying botany✌

[@soumisur1736]

me too

[@jstaversky]

Check out "Botany in a Day"; 6th ed. by Thomas J Eppel

[@melissarivera7477]

Jocelynn Lauretta yesss

[@Rod1712]

Let's study Botany 😀

[@DCTTG]

Recently discovered I have an interest in botany and wanted a simple video to start off with, and you really did great with this video as an introductory! Thank you sm

[@ajelly00]

This video was a godsend for my botany course that has a crappy professor. Thank you!!

[@baw7925]

Ok so, I wanna be a botanist because of a video I clicked on at 2:00 am

[@asianetsurya]

Hahahahaha... Awesome! Same here..

[@JourdanLeBlanc]

12:21am and thinking the same thing 😂

[@TheGeekyChef1190]

Check out Crime Pays but Botany Doesnt. His channel is wonderful

[@birdie9240]

Weird Birb Hybrid lol!!! Literally!

[@Anonymiss28]

Lol come join us. I'm a biodiversity specialist. Botany is wonderful :D

[@akiradavis4666]

Far out, I can listen to her speak about botany all day. Awesome video.

[@TheGreatCourses]

Thanks for listening, Akira!

[@sizzlemeats4048]

I got a job in cultivation and to understand the ladies more here I am. Thank you for helping me continue my education in something I enjoy

[@TheGreatCourses]

Thank you for learning with us

[@murshidakhatun7035]

Ok mam

[@gilbeegee5386]

My college doesn’t offer botany but I think I want to major in it, so studying as much as possible before I decide and transfer. I’ve always loved plant sciences, though if this doesn’t work out marine biology would be my second choice. I could always double/triple major or minor too. Thanks for the video lovely! Your enthusiasm is contagious!!!

[@RoccoWorldDomination]

What an excellent orator! I love botany so much and there isn't as much material on it as there is for zoology. I hope she's getting paid well! She deserves it.

[@janelloyler3464]

We use these lessons for my daughter and she said she really enjoyed the video.

[@Rod1712]

Me too!

[@HiteshKumar-wo6ke]

Watching this video I want to know how intelligent species of teachers evolved so fast and all of a sudden. Very interesting and enjoyable way of explaining..I enjoyed each and every second and rewinded back many times to thoroughly have a deep understanding...

[@YisraelBenLevi]

I love plants

[@Rod1712]

Me too 🙂

[@chintuchintu3759]

I also love plants so.much🌳🌲🌴🌵🌿🌾

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World is slowly dying, and we're going to save it!

[@tinaysss22]

I am a student taking Botany subject, watching this make the subject more interesting 🙂☺️. Thank for this video..

[@numbrr5.]

Really brought school to me. Lol reminds me of that feeling when you are listening to your teacher nerd out. Enjoyed it.

[@alyahyai]

5 years later & this is a great introductory lecture to botany, thank you!

[@phongphong4640]

I love flowers, trees and all plants. Therefore, I love this teacher.

[@luciraftery4100]

What a wonderful introduction to botany. I really enjoyed your relaxed and informative presentation, and will be sure to subscribe. Thank you :-) Where can I access more of your presentations?

[@TheGreatCourses]

Hi Grace, you can see the rest of this course and all our other courses on our Great Courses Plus service! One monthly charge gives you unlimited access to our content and there's even a 14 day free trial! www.thegreatcoursesplus.com/show/plant_science_an_introduction_to_botany?US_OnlineVideo&SocialMediaEditorialKZbin&

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beautifully

[@euphoniahale5181]

This stuff just goes in one ear and my brain just can’t keep most of it in. But I enjoyed the overall knowledge. Learning science brings me so close to the great spirit. Just makes me know that the great spirit isn’t a magician but one of great order.

[@coyotesmile8972]

Are you a magician?

[@tierneyrosenstock2327]

you showed a pea (fabaceae) for the asters and another orchid (Dendrobium) for the fabaceae

[@EmakhosiniSiyakhuleka]

This lady is very good at this Botany thing!

[@oogalook]

I watched through this series, and I learned a lot. I also really enjoyed the presenter lady - she's so enthusiastic and geeky that I'd still laugh like an idiot at all her lamest jokes.

[@TheGreatCourses]

Thanks for the review! We are happy to hear this.

[@mont8628]

Hands down one of the best presters i've seen! Congrats😀

[@rayjansons8033]

Some terms I remember hearing at school as a kid growing up and some new terms I never heard before! Great to have a refresher course! Plants are some of the things that make the world awesome and d drown out or overshadow all that's ugly or wrong with the world !

[@AjeenHashim]

All my botany teachers have always been amazing!

[@templekeepernd]

This was a great presentation and I loved her passion in sharing her knowledge. I did find her dramatic and constant hand movements distracting and kept rewinding to absorb all the information presented. What a great teacher! Thanks...

[@sunnydaze6928]

Thank you for this video. I'm only 13 but my dream is to become a botanist. Any tips are appreciated

[@greatorg9498]

What a wonderful and enthusiastic woman! thank you for this video and sharing this fascinating information. I am taking a Botany course and this complements well with what we are studying. Love to learn with a smart and passionate professor :)

[@TheGreatCourses]

Glad it was helpful!

[@abigailpadua2240]

I'm a Biology major and the teacher is so enthusiastic I love it :>

[@jmyers9853]

she is a very good speaker, she must be good in a debate

[@KiJoHe]

This is the answer to our current problem...we need more oxygen producing plants and others to use the water and bring water levels down.....cutting oil usage by 90 % ..will also help...50%if we garden the earth

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i am not exaggerating too much but IT WAS ONE OF THE MOST HELPFUL VIDEOS TO ME. thank you The Great Courses Selects.

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It really helpful I have botany and zoology exam tomorow 🙏🙏👍

[@esorealismmegin1923]

Thank you for making this video. I very much enjoy learning the history involved to get modern botany. Have a great day!

[@TheGreatCourses]

Thanks for the feedback, Matthew. Never stop learning!📚

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Thank you so much for this video!! amazing teacher, kept my attention all the way through!

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Great mnemotic! King Phillip Came Over From Good Spain; Kingdom, Phyllum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species. Thanks!

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Haven't heard this version before now! I learned "Keep Ponds Clean Or Fish Get Sick" and added "(Sad!)" for sub-species at the end, myself.

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There's also King Phillip Came Over For Good Soup!

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"Kings play chess on fine grained sand"

[@JoshyBlackman]

She’s a great science communicator! This was really helpful 😊

[@TheGreatCourses]

Thank you Joshy for the positive feedback.

[@garyschneider6644]

She is a superb lecturer.

[@wachileirinpei]

Very nice informative video but I noticed that at 10:36 there’s a picture of a Fabaceae species on “Asters” and a Dendrobium nobile on “Fabaceae”

[@jonathansantos6009]

Thank you so much... By having such interest and researching experience organized to share with people who also have similar wonders. Very impressive. Thank you so much.

[@jonathansantos6009]

Thank you for blessing me with attention.

[@mariacardozoyouarehiredyah]

I've tried to learn about flowers and luckily I found this video, it was great 👏👏👏

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I love you woman! , your way of teaching is impeccable and ohh how eloquent you are with your choice of words . Thank you , appreciate ya !

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She like my biological anthropology professors.... Anthropology professors REALLY love what they teach and research if you've never taken a course, they are the best entertainment especially for subjects like forensic osteopathology.

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You pronounce the 'ae' at the end of the name correctly. This is a very good thing.

[@Rod1712]

She's PhD. better pay attention please!

[@sakuranohana5969]

For some reason I got recommended a lot of plant-related videos. Honestly speaking I'm not interested but got bombarded with tons of info about plants anyway(which I don't really have to know since I work at a Japanese-American cultural exchange program). As someone who has interest in Japan I do love Sakura(Japanese word for cherry blossoms) though, and all I hope is that she is a girl like the character in Naruto.

[@_inky_]

Wow tysm! I wanna become a naturalist I love learning about botany! It's great! 🌿🌱🌲

[@fallenleaf8195]

I'm curious about what you are teaching. i can't understand such a fast English clearfully but I'm watching it slow mode. I'm a Indian and thanks for this lecture .Are more lectures available ?

[@midoann]

Learnt a lot! Excellent lecture

[@TheGreatCourses]

Glad it was helpful, Ana! Never stop learning!

[@sciencesaves]

at around 4min, she seems surprised that in 40 million years we had an explosion of flowering plants. But what if that explosion of new plant life happened because the pollinating insects had finally found a great source of nutrients and the plant found a new and sure way of pollinating in the presence of those insects. What if flowering is a pretty common mutation in plants (seems that it is with all of the varieties) and once the insects were pollinating, the flower mutations expanded rapidly? Can anyone prove or disprove that as I have zero experience with this topic and it is literally just a thought that popped into my head? :)

[@funma2353]

Hey there. Check out "The history of associations between plants and animals" by Conrad Labandeira. It's chapter 2 of a book called plant-animal interactions: an evolutionary approach edited by Herrera and Pellmyr. You can find the chapter online. :) enjoy and go from there

[@BeeMusic2024]

Idk where she got her energy from but I love it!

[@christine003]

I've tried to get botany as a class at my high school but there is just not enough students for the class to be one for that year. I've tried for my sophomore and junior year :( my last chance will be my senior year. It's the one course I really want. Like i litterally have no idea what career i want and i feel as if botany is my subject.

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This video is very interesting and sweet ma'am. Thanks

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Love your intense energy.

[@mjb14722]

Fascinating lecture.

[@pearluniverse7878]

Always been interested in botany but I'm dumb and not good at science. Doing psychology instead in my senior year of uni and taking a break. Wish I would've tried something else

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Mint Princess You're not dumb. Just not good at science.

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Well Done! That was a lot of work. Well organized and presented.

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Thank you for the feedback, SuzCa, it is much appreciated!

[@kz5629]

I have just recently taken gardening up as a hobby, it’s so therapeutic.. I realized I needed to gain more knowledge and be responsible because I am buying more and more plants and one I had planted was a moonflower, I did not know this flower was poisonous ☠️ I didn’t know it would attract bats even though it makes sense, but I came to YT to find out everything I could about plants and I just wanted to say I really like your teaching style!

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i literally soaked up that info

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I see what you did there

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This woman is awesome!

[@georgia7723]

This is a great video. It's helped me understand things so much better. (I have to say though sitting down like on a talk show and not changing camera angles so much would make it easier to watch).

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Thank you so much for your feedback, Georgia!

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I learned a lot from this videos mam...

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Love the enthusiasm 🥰

[@benitohernandez5731]

A ton of information in such a clever way....thanks a lot!.

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great lecture thank you

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Excellent presenter

[@sidadqabil3527]

idk why I'm watching this but i feel i wanna master biology while I'm studying at dep of English

[@Tindomul1of9]

Minute 3:07, what is shown is not Archaefructus. 3:25 is Archaefructus.

[@timg5222]

I'm looking for videos to back up my RHS horticulture course and this is one of the best and most informative that I've found so far! Are there more like this?

[@TheGreatCourses]

Yes, Tim! With an interest in Botany, we highly recommend The Botanist’s Eye: Identifying Plants Around You. Never Stop Learning! www.thegreatcoursesplus.com/the-botanist-s-eye-identifying-the-plants-around-you?Video&KZbin&

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I love your charisma and you just won a subscriber!

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Excellent presentation, thank you. 👍

[@jeremycbarnhart2305]

Lol Really well done. Enjoyed when you finally got to the point. Had to choke a bit on that 'intro/timeframe'.... Kept thinking: Separates Darwin and evolution, adds conjecture, sprinkles the term 'evolution' here and there, and dumps in argumentative comments about time frames and fossil records. This began as a major eye roll... Get to solid science please. And then, after skipping ahead, you got there, and it was nice.

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Thank you🙂

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I love plants.

[@urbanwarchief]

I think people who are excited to learn are pretty damn cool

[@magickpalms4025]

Small correction - Titan arum has the largest UNBRANCHED inflorescence. The largest inflorescence is on a palm tree called Corypha umbraculifera. Other than that it was a pretty decent and informative video.

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I loved this his course!

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We appreciate your feedback, Christopher! Never stop learning :)

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Thank you.

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Its really informative

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Excellent explanation 😊

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Outstanding video, very enthusiastic and well explained.

[@TheGreatCourses]

We are happy you liked it, Paul! Never stop learning.

[@annepearn4545]

Flowers ARENT meant for us to enjoy and admire. They're all about attracting birds/bugs/etc to pollinate plants. Their beauty is just a side effect.

[@Artlove8900]

U can put it positively its a plus effect i think

[@manalani3724]

awesome, informative, entertaining...thank you so much.

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[@LisaSmith-tb8bb]

My thesis is: Over 90% of flowering plants are annual. Most of these plants do not survive below 30 degrees(-1c) therefore these plants never had a chance to fossilize through the ages?

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@Tarzan what a pity! 😂😂

[@miguelcampos2606]

Thank you this is cool

[@paulhernandez112]

Amazing video

[@jigglesmanson4970]

SO Mother can there be a Monodicot like a plant that is both a Monocot and a dicot?

[@Rod1712]

I loved your exposition, hope you do more botany videos 🌻👍

[@birdie9240]

Love this woman! Could listen to her all day. Made botany exciting! I follow her now on Instagram😆 (botany stalker)

[@scherukodan]

Very informative

[@jyotibhaskar6697]

Excellent....very well explained.

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ima be sticking around I feel!