Plant Science Stories Rooted in the Everyday The I See Dead Plants podcast shares the stories of people and plants, pests and pathogens, and the conflicts among them. Join us as we speak to the folks who are helping the rest of us live healthier, more productive lives through pest management research and education. We strive to make science accessible.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
In this episode Ed interviews the sustainable pest management lab from the university of Hawaii at Manoa, led by Dr. Koon-Hui Wang. Along with graduate students Roshan Paudel, Lauren Braley and Ben Wiseman they discuss various projects the lab is wor... more
In this episode Ed interviews the sustainable pest management lab from the university of Hawaii at Manoa, led by Dr. Koon-Hui Wang. Along with graduate students Roshan Paudel, Lauren Braley and Ben Wiseman they discuss various projects the lab is wor... more
In this episode Ed is joined by co-host Dr. Travis Faske of University of Arkansas to interview Dr. Tom Allen of Mississippi State University. They discuss curvularia leaf spot of corn, which has recently been showing up in some midwestern states.
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In this episode Ed talks with Dr. Steve Hanson of New Mexico State University. They discuss chile (not chili ) pepper diseases.
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Great to see another podcast that I find interest in. I think people may think that they won’t find interest in plant pathology, but I truly believe they should take a listen. With some hilarious titles and great narration, exploring the world of plant pathology is as intriguing as it is necessary for those who need the information about their crops’ health. I can definitely tell these people know what their talking about, so take a listen, even if your career isn’t in agriculture.
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This was the most spectacular listen I have experienced! The amount of knowledge spread by this Edward Zaworski guy was an honor to experience! I see big things in his future, potentially a talk show host? If you are between the ages of 8-65 it is the perfect listen for you.
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