Leaf It To Us Podcast

@leafittouspod.bsky.social

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Hosted by Nora and Aly. Bringing plants out of the background and into the spotlight! https://linktr.ee/leafittouspod A descendant of @commondescentpod.bsky.social‬

A variety of small green plants grow in the cracks of a concrete staircase. Above the image, words say "Season 2 Episode 3: What's Up With Weeds?"
A photo of a forest with lots of young trees, below text that says "Season 2 Episode 2 Life Cycle of a Forest"
Text: Introducing our new plant-themed book club! Reading Between the Pines (fittingly placed in this image between two simple pine trees)
A pair of leaves over the podcast title: Leaf it to Us (with Nora Spurling and Aly Baumgartner). Above it all, text reads "SEASON 2 IS BLOOMING!"
A photo of rock layers tilted in multiple directions, all overgrown with plants. Text above the image says "Episode 12 - The Geologic Time Scale According to Plants" Image by Lucy Wayland
An image of a grove of Pando trees, with text that says Episode 10: Plant Super-Organisms.
An image of the aerial roots of a mangrove. Text above the image says "Episode 9 Roots in the Air" Image by Peripitus
A bunch of grapes hangs among leaves. The grapes are different colors at different levels of ripeness. Text above the image says "Episode 8 What Makes Fruit Ripe?" Image by Dominique Hessel
Close up of grass with cows grazing in the background. Text above the image says "Episode 7 How do Plants Scream Without a Mouth?" Image by Mtaufiqurrahman
A painting of a Jurassic scene with plenty of plants and some ancient animals. Text above the image says "Episode 6 Jurassic Salad"
A photo of a forest with a backdrop of fire and smoke. Text above the image says "Episode 5 - Plants and Fire" (Image in the Public Domain)
A head of broccoli and some green and purple cabbage, all different forms of Brassica.
CT-scan image of a pinecone, showing the internal structure and positions of seeds within.
A close up of a houseplant on a desk whose leaves have a bunch of little holes in them that are roughly the size and shape of cat teeth. Text says "I wonder how these holes got here?"