Crime Pays but Botany Doesn’t
- Experts recommend the mobile app Flora Incognita for plant identification
- Concrete botany videos showcase weeds thriving in harsh environments
- Online courses like ‘Blue Collar Botany’ teach plant ecology and evolution
The Buzz Score
The Internet’s Verdict: 70% Hyped, 30% Skeptical
Expert Opinions
Enthusiasts praise the work of experts like Joey, who creates engaging content on botany and art.
I can strongly recommend the mobile app Flora Incognita for quickly identifying plants. It’s made by one of the German universities so it’s free, don’t have ads, and don’t collect your personal data.
Others appreciate the unique approach to teaching botany, making it more accessible and fun.
A big theme of what I’ve learned from him is how deeply geology is intertwined with plant evolution. Seems obvious once you hear it, but I genuinely never considered it until then.
The combination of art and science has inspired a new generation of botany enthusiasts.
Focus Keyword: Botany Enthusiasts