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Here is the freshest new episode about eDNA, fungi in plants, plant-based dyes and why cats might be pollinators of catnip. Enjoy! https://t.co/7VGl69vUYp

Just like the plant that you left unwatered during your holidays and then give a good shower on your return – we're still alive and will thrive again! New episodes coming soon!

This one is on Joram: He took forever to edit this but here you go! Fresh facts about Plants and Rats (?) https://t.co/Qw8kimkXo2

Could you please draw Joram a picture of a smart macademia orchard while you listen to this new episode? Thank you. https://t.co/7alifneGdU

Meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow. https://t.co/9DmdK65bHu

Congratulations to the @MolPlantSci #scicomm award winners #MBP2023 @plantspipettes ! @sciencejoram @BioNetworksbyAB @PlantSciDBG_en https://t.co/jEMxGcgMWr

We pre-recorded and late-released a new episode! Hooray! It's about red-type Rubisco, machine learning, new rules at eLife and much more stuff. Go get it while it's still hot! https://t.co/Bf9GvdYkBV

Congratulations to Joram Schwartzmann @sciencejoram + Tegan Armarego-Marriott for winning #SciComm award 🏆🎉! They create the Plant & Pipettes blog + podcast together (@plantspipettes) Our @MolPlantSci gives this award annually. #MBP2023 #WissKomm

Thanks so much for the award! 🎉

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So long, and thanks for all the FiSH.

So... in case this ship goes down, you know you can follow us on our website https://t.co/0IMqU32B66, right? We have a RSS feed, that won't break unless a billionaire gives us 44 billion €.

TL;DR How to tweet about your new paper 1. Use Numbers 2. Use open ended questions 3. Avoid jargon 4. Use poetry techniques 5. Focus on first and last words

Just before we're recording this week I found the time to edit last week's show, and here it is: we're talking underground orchids, microplastics in phytotelmata and bioaerosols over the amazon! https://t.co/QgUX0w8v2z

#FunFact: moss growing in #Antarctica can be hundreds of years old! That's why we call them old-growth #moss forests. #SciCommSeptember

Our new episode is here! You might notice we don't sound as lovely as usual – we had a small problem with missing equipment. We made the best of it and we hope you'll enjoy this episode about indigo blue and the hidden ecosystems in tree holes. https://t.co/ozUTQ5iqTQ

Did you know that plants have a thirsty secret? New research could show how plants can keep nicely hydrated even when their stomata are wide open. This, and much more plant science in our first episode after the summer break! https://t.co/bgGZbRQh0c

Just finished recording this week's show and I'm so happy to be behind the microphone again. While the show is some work to prepare and publish, it is just so much fun to talk science with Tegan every week.

We're back from holidays! What did we miss?

Have you had your morning coffee? Today, we bring back a story from the archives about a long lost coffee variety that was tracked down in Western Africa with the help of local experts. https://t.co/rkkrtZQXU1