#plantstudy

[shivchhaya]

How to Choose the Right Plant Growth Chamber for Your Research Needs

For successful plant research, choosing the right growth chamber is essential. Here’s what to consider:

• Size & Capacity: Choose based on the number of plants and research scale. • Temperature & Humidity Control: Ensure precise control for optimal plant growth. • Lighting System: Look for adjustable light intensity and spectrum. • Airflow & CO2 Control: Proper ventilation and CO2 regulation are key for plant health. • Data Monitoring: Opt for automated systems with real-time tracking. • Energy Efficiency: Choose energy-efficient models to save costs. • Safety & Reliability: Ensure features like alarms and backup power. • Customization: Find chambers with flexible setups for your needs.

At Shivchhaya Bio-Tech, we offer top-quality plant growth chambers for accurate research results.

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[abraca-deborah]

💜🌿 floral lavender 🌿💜 prompt 3. of #herbruary23!! Think this is my least fave piece so far, but my goal is consistency since I've never finished a month long drawing challenge hehehe 🙈 🏷️ #lavender #botanicalart #botanicalillustration #sydneyartists #drawingchallenge #plantstudy https://www.instagram.com/p/Co4CEkirTM6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nothofagus-archive]

“If everyone else hs a ‘sona” (2010)

This one is an oddity, in that it was a parody and a legtimate study at the same time. 

So the joke was something around the lines of, if everybody else has a fursona, then I’ll have a leafsona. Insert some dumb jokes about pollinization and including references for the reproductive organs, and there you go. In the meantime? A somewhat serious study of an Alerce - Fitzroya cupressoides (Known in english as patagonian Cypress IIRC? even though the Chilean Cypress, Austrocedrus chilensis is a far more widespread species)

Funny, because my current screen name, Nothofagus, is also in reference to a tree genus. My creen name was Aguará-Guazú (Maned wolf) back then.

[academi]

31082020| First day of ~actual~ university

Today i had my first (online) lectures! Im soooo looking forward to starting this new chapter in my life, meeting new friends and learning all this new stuff :) I do have to say that im quite overwhelmed by the amount of self-study and homework that is already expected of me 😅 but oh well ✨

When does school start again for you guys?

[graystardesign]

Botany: Week 1 & Senses Walk Week

Botany: Week 1 & Senses Walk Week

This week we started the new @harborandsprout curriculum and love it! The theme for this month is botany so for the rest of August we will explore all things plants, as well as continue with the @raisinglittleshoots nature curriculum. I also follow @discoverwildlearning for our math lessons. We covered a ton this week! Parts of a plant, plant cells, what plants need to live, seeds, pollination,…

[blackpantiesaurus]

Sketchdump  pt.4 - plant boi

Facebook Deviantart Instagram Snapchat (WIPs and idiocy): pantiesaurus

[vic-studies]

10|10|2019

purple for neuroscience💜

🎧: sunday afternoons - zoe crawley

[fairyk1d]

 As you may know, one of my interests is botany, general nature study, but specifically plants, are my favorites! I love researching, writing, drawing, and painting them. Today, I will be discussing bluebells. bluebells are mostly known as a perennial plant of an indigo-ish hue, and appears to be shaped like a little horn or fairy cap (in my opinion!). but there is so much more than what meets the eye! Most people associate bluebells with humility or gratitude, whereas others believe they are a symbol of eternal, everlasting love and care, as well as long bound loyalty. And as for the rare white bluebell (yes, there is such a thing!) they are mostly emblems of spirituality and purity, like most white flowers, and candles! Fun fact- in scotland, bluebells are called “harebells” and are believed to be witches who turn into hares and hide among the grass. Another piece of myth based on the plant is in ancient greek mythology. Hyacinths were believed to grow from the blood of  Hyacinthus (and bluebells are apart of the hyacinth family!) Anyways, continuing on about white bluebells, they are typically known as “albino” bluebells, that lack the purple pigment of the others. there are also pink bluebells too! White bluebells are also called fairy flowers, as it is said that picking one could result in being led astray or even trapped by faeries! also,there are 11 variations of this plant in total. Bluebells originate from the family Asparagaceae, formerly known as Hyacinthaceae, and are toxic to humans, horses, dogs and other cattle because of the glycocides all over the plant which can cause serious stomach pains, or even death.  Some more mythology, is like this one, for the  Liliaceae family variation of bluebell, as the story goes- (in greek mythology), goddess Selene, of the moon, fell desperately in love with the young man Endymion, a handsome greek shepard. She was so madly in love, she put him to an everlasting sleep just to be with him! this type of bluebell slightly leans to the ground, and appears to be sleeping, which is why it was given the nickname “endymion”. As for the plants benefits, it can protect against certain animals and insects, and even diseases. Bluebells usually stand from  20 to 40 centimeters high , and flower in april or may. Anyways, hope whoever read this enjoyed it! resources/learn more at:

 Fascinating Facts About Bluebells — England's Favorite Wild Flower  Bluebell Flower Meaning Dictionary | Auntyflo.comwww.auntyflo.com › flower-dictionary › bluebell 

  Incredibly rare white 'albino' bluebells spottted in Worksop | Worksop ...www.worksopguardian.co.uk › news › incredibly-rare-wh... Amazing Meaning and Symbolism of Bluebell Flower You Should ... https://www.britannica.com/plant/bluebell-plant-genus-Hyacinthoides

[mju369]

Finally getting back into my studies been a good while missed this stuff herbology and potion making feels good #herbs #herb #herbology #herbalmedicine #herbalism #plantstudy #plantbased #witch🔮 #witchyways #witching #witchesofinstagram🔮🌙 #witchesofinstagram #witchystyle #witchystuff #witchylife #witchyvibe #witches #witchvibes #witch #witchlife #witchyvibes #witchy #witchythings #witchyaesthetics #witchcraft #pagan #pagansofinstagram #paganism #paganwitch #paganpride https://www.instagram.com/p/B5Gce5mheev/?igshid=1ixu29wox3wmn

[3kms-to-the-moon]

[skypuppysarah-blog]

Plant/flower studies for my dynamic sketching class!! I had lots of fun doing these and they make me happy 😊 #pensketch #pendrawing #plantstudy #plants #flowerstudy #flowers #cgmasteracademy #dynamicsketching https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx0_mhqFR6V/?igshid=zl4xseuhesg5

[purnimasampat]

An #experimental piece of art by a #highschool student. #artteachersofinstagram #ibart #portfolio #painting #acrylicpainting #stilllifepainting #plantstudy #art4all (at Marine Drive Mumbai) https://www.instagram.com/theartstudiomumbai/p/BwBChpLASye/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=15f6wdol48e99

[abraca-deborah]

🍬✨ sweet mint 🍬✨ prompt no. 2 of #herbruary23 🌿 loving this little challenge - it's motivating me to learn how to draw more plants!! ☺️ 🏷️ #mint #botanicalart #botanicalillustration #procreate #ipadprocreate #drawingchallenge #plantstudy #sydneyartists #australianartist https://www.instagram.com/p/CogyJ8ArliQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[i-am-sonson]

I love illustrating plants 🪴 #pileapeperomioides #pilea #pottedplants #indoorplants #plantstudy #plantlover #illustrator #illustration #plantart #nature #bardotbrush #makearteveryday #artchallenge2023 (at Matewan, West Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoCmO4uL8wr/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bu-oddities]

Trillium Micron pen, 2020 . . . . . . . #trillium#trilliumflower#botanicalart#botanicalillustration#flower#plantart#micronpen#illustration#lineart#realism#pnwart#pnwnativeplants#plantstudy#micronpenart#drawing#traditionalart#pnw#naturalart#pdxartist#buartworks (at Portland, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnaGXNevbIx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=