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What is a plant and how does it work | Dear Future Scientists
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Thanks for listening! I hope you enjoyed learning all about plants! TO LISTEN TO MORE EPISODES: click this link: dearfuturescientists.beezer.com. That's right! We finally have a nice short website domain! Today is Tuesday, October 13th. In this episode, Stem Fem is talking about what plants are. NOTICE: THIS IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT: Due to the starting of school and the craziness of the pandemic, Dear Future Scientists WILL NOT be posting until October 30, 2020. We are really sorry, and we hope that you can understand. Please be patient with us. ALSO: VERY IMPORTANT: IF YOU LISTENED TO THIS EPISODE BEFORE OCTOBER 15, 2:06 PM CDT, YOU MAY HAVE THOUGHT THAT THE NEXT EPISODE WOULD BE POSTED ON FRIDAY OR THURSDAY. That was a mistake, the system wrote the description the wrong way, and I also said that the next episode would be posted on Thursday. My apologies, that was a mistake.
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Hello! I am Stem-Fem and I run the podcast Dear Future Scientists. Here is the website to listen to more episodes: dearfuturescientists.beezer.com.
This is the forty-first episode of my podcast, and so far, I have talked about the units of science, space, botany, chemistry, the human body, biomes and ecosystems, Earth science, methods of science, weathering/weather vs. climate, physics/motion, changes in the environment, and energy (includes insulators/conductors).
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