Rappelling Scientists Find Rare Species Hiding for 100+ Years | Plants Are Cool, Too!

Christopher T Martine

Rappelling Scientists Find Rare Species Hiding for 100+ Years | Plants Are Cool, Too!

Bucknell University

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Abstract

A team of biologists drops off a cliff to learn more about one rare plant, but ends up discovering something completely unexpected with the help of science Twitter. Featured guests: Dr. Scott Schuette, Pennsylvania Natural Heritage Program, and Dr. Jason Cantley, San Francisco State University. Location: Shikellamy Bluffs, Susequehanna River, Pennsylvania, USA. About Plants are Cool, Too!: A video series created and hosted by Dr. Chris Martine (Bucknell University) with the primary goal of highlighting cool plants and the dynamic humans who study them. This episode co-produced by C. Martine, Paul Frederick, and Tim Kramer.

Original language	American English
Media of output	Online
State	Published - Mar 1 2018

Keywords

conservation
biodiversity
Heuchera
Corydalis
Heuchera alba
Natural Heritage
Shikellamy Bluffs
wildflowers
endangered

Disciplines

Biodiversity
Biology
Botany
Communication
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Genetics and Genomics
Other Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Plant Sciences
Population Biology
Social Media

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