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Sarah Arnold

@sejarnold.bsky.social did:plc:ydj4bcg64izzqa2gacjuyy6e

Entomologist, likes pollination, insect behaviour, IPM, horticulture and agriculture, sustainability, nature and especially wild bees. Works at Niab (UK). Views my own. she/her Neurodivergent, quirky, sometimes wrong but usually teachable.

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Sarah Arnold (@sejarnold.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 14 septembre 2024. Le compte a 2 965 abonnés, suit 4 580 comptes et a publié 415 posts.

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  • 🌴 Scott Zona, Ph.D. 🌴@scottzona.bsky.social

    Let’s look at the Cactus family! It’s a fabulously diverse family. One of the more interesting groups comprises those with fully developed leaves. This is Pereskia grandifolia (aka Rhodocactus g.). As you can see, it has needle-like spines, which are typical of cacti. #Cactaceae #Botany 🌾🧪🌱

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  • TeePee Cider@teepeecider.bsky.social

    I was asked if the strong winds now blowing off petals from the apple blossoms would affect the set. The short answer is NO Petal fall after apple pollination is a coordinated physiological process at the abscission zone at the petal’s base rather than a simple mechanical shearing.

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  • Emily Rollinson@ejrollinson.bsky.social

    The taxonomic equivalent of MacArthur's definition of communities, which is "any set of organisms currently living near each other and about which it is interesting to talk"

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  • Brendan O'Loughlin@brendanoloughlin.bsky.social

    My very pragmatic answer is: "an independently evolving lineage that reproduces predominantly within itself, and shows distinct seperation from other lineages in one or more non-genetic traits. The more of these secondary traits show clear divergence, the more confident you can be."

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  • Brendan O'Loughlin@brendanoloughlin.bsky.social

    Parasitoid species aren't too bad in my opinion, there's just a lot of them and they all look the same lol

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