In this episode we rant about :
Rescuing and digging thin-soiled limestone prairie plants from a soon-to-be-destroyed site in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area weeks before the bulldozers come by to erect a data center or some other obscenity.
Moth pollination in deserts, the chemistry and familiar smell of moth-pollinated flowers.
West Texas sand dunes
Limestome endemic plants like Encelia scaposa and Echinocactus horizonthalonius
Limestone cacti in Southern Arizona, which is a landscape composed almost entirely of volcanics or intrusive igneous rock
Rescuing and digging thin-soiled limestone prairie plants from a soon-to-be-destroyed site in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area weeks before the bulldozers come by to erect a data center or some other obscenity.
Moth pollination in deserts, the chemistry and familiar smell of moth-pollinated flowers.
West Texas sand dunes
Limestome endemic plants like Encelia scaposa and Echinocactus horizonthalonius
Limestone cacti in Southern Arizona, which is a landscape composed almost entirely of volcanics or intrusive igneous rock
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