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Branching Out

Branching Out

By: Ivy Moore Faith Liang Cameryn Berryhill
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Welcome to Branching Out, the podcast that delivers interesting facts and tidbits about WashU's trees right to your ears. Hosts Faith, Ivy, and Cameryn discuss well-known and more niche trees around the campus, diving into their rich histories and unique quirks that make these trees so special. The hope is that you get to know some of our green neighbors, one tree at a time. Written and Produced by Ivy Moore, Cameryn Berryhill, and Faith Liang. Show art by Ivy Moore.

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Ivy Moore 2023 Biological Sciences Nature & Ecology Science
Episodes
  • Cherry Trees: Prom Queens of the Tree World?

    Cherry Trees: Prom Queens of the Tree World?
    Apr 16 2023
    Join us as we chat all things cherries! Learn about their amazing history and ecology, along with Cam's take on their vibes. Are these trees really the prom queens of the tree world? Stay tuned to fine out!
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    8 mins
  • Crabapples: The Sour Sweethearts of the Rosaceae Family

    Crabapples: The Sour Sweethearts of the Rosaceae Family
    Apr 16 2023

    Greetings! Join us as we chat about springtime, sour apples, and magnificent flowers.
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    7 mins
  • Making Sense of Maples

    Making Sense of Maples
    Apr 16 2023
    Today we are talking about one of the most beloved genera out there - Acer (aka maple)! Join us as we delve into the rich history, interesting quirks, and delicious offerings of these amazing trees.
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    19 mins

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