In Summer, 2020 the OSU Ohio Plants course was entirely online (taught remotely). The instructors put together video versions of the lectures that were traditionally done in-person and placed them on YouTube. This page is an aggregation of those lectures.
Primitive flowers (FENSH):
Important in the context of plant evolution,
and useful for plant identification:
Now, our first focal plant family,
the Liliaceae (and some former Liliaceae members).
Lets look at lovely lilies.
Those rambunctious ranuncs, the Ranunculaceae).
We even have a guest TA for the lab!
Moving on to the roses (Rosaceae):
There are roses right under our noses!
Ooh, the mustard or cabbage family (Brassicaceae):
Field trip to see dame’s rocket.
Fabulous Fabaceae.
Is it snowing?
Lamiceae, the mint family:
square stems and opposite leaves.
