Tuesday, 26 August 2014
Monday, 25 August 2014
Science has a special language.
Here is a photo of the green flowered mistletoe which is it's common name. It's scientific name or botanical name is ileostylus micranthus. This is a photo or what it looks like when it is well established on a host plant.
ileostylus micranthus is the botanical name or the science name |
What do you think is inside the berries?
How did the green flowered mistletoe get its common name?
You guessed it! Because it has green flowers and here they are.
Scientists measure things and record their data.
Here I am measuring the length of some stems of the green flowered native mistletoe and taking the soil temperature.
One of my projects at Nga Manu is to gather information to help decide if the mistletoe grows better on host plants with wet or dry feet.
The mistletoe is a parasitic plant. Do you know what that means?
Here I am measuring the length of some stems of the green flowered native mistletoe and taking the soil temperature.
One of my projects at Nga Manu is to gather information to help decide if the mistletoe grows better on host plants with wet or dry feet.
The mistletoe is a parasitic plant. Do you know what that means?
Thursday, 21 August 2014
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