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Our opening and closing music is Caravana by Phillip Gross
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Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Microplastics in phytotelmata (00:08:15)
3. Strange underground orchid (00:12:56)
4. Pando is not well (00:24:36)
5. Bioaerosols over the amazon (00:31:00)
6. Sybean virus boosts vitality of bugs (00:36:17)
7. Mitochondrial sorting (00:40:35)
8. Alphafold won the Breakthrough prize (00:49:37)
9. Cat fact (00:51:18)
10. Outro (00:53:56)
176 episodes
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They trained dogs to search for underground orchids and we trained ourselves to talk about it. Amazing.
- The first evidence of microplastics in plant-formed fresh-water micro-ecosystems: Dipsacus teasel phytotelmata in Slovakia contaminated with MPs
- ‘Like finding life on Mars’: why the underground orchid is Australia’s strangest, most mysterious flower
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- Sorting of mitochondrial and plastid heteroplasmy in Arabidopsis is extremely rapid and depends on MSH1 activity | PNAS
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Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Microplastics in phytotelmata (00:08:15)
3. Strange underground orchid (00:12:56)
4. Pando is not well (00:24:36)
5. Bioaerosols over the amazon (00:31:00)
6. Sybean virus boosts vitality of bugs (00:36:17)
7. Mitochondrial sorting (00:40:35)
8. Alphafold won the Breakthrough prize (00:49:37)
9. Cat fact (00:51:18)
10. Outro (00:53:56)
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