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Post by Brian Barnes on Dec 17, 2009 15:14:17 GMT
Hello Friends, Recently, I've made my seasonal hike to a favorite Pinguicula pumila site here in Florida to check on their well-being. This site has always offered some of the most diverse flower forms that I've ever seen 'in situ' Last year we experienced severe drought at this time and there were no plants growing there at all! I was worried about their future. But this year, Lo and Behold! In my opinion, this proves the long-term viability of this species' seed in order to persevere extreme unfavorable conditions. In this video, I document the differences in flower morphology of the plants at this site, habitat, soil analysis, dehicing of seed and their overall present well-being. You'll find it here at the CpTube and Photo Gallery site; bbproductions.smugmug.comHappy Growing and Holidays to All! Brian Barnes, ICPS Director of Conservation.
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Post by marcel on Dec 17, 2009 16:33:30 GMT
Great video Brian, please keep them coming ;D
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Post by shartmeyer on Dec 28, 2009 14:08:54 GMT
Hey Brian, I really like your informative videos on smugmug. The Pinguicula pumila flowers are very interesting and with your different topics you provide a wonderful insight into the amazing Florida wildlife. On the Internet are not very much CP-videos which I find well edited, informative and entertaining at once, but Irmgard and I always enjoy your with true enthusiasm and profound knowledge produced films. We hope to see more of them in the future.
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Post by Brian Barnes on Dec 29, 2009 15:08:12 GMT
Hey Sig, Thanks for the kind words! My goal is to try to bring the entire bog experience to the audience, not just the CP themselves. Increased awareness of the entire habitat makes for increased conservation of the CP's environment. And it may help a little with cultivation also I really enjoy your videos as well! More to follow soon in Spring 2010. Happy Growing, Brian.
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