The “plant kingdom rules!” badge.
By collections + May 7th, 2007Whereby the image on this badge in no way condones any particular type of activity.
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January 19th, 2010
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5 Comments at "The “plant kingdom rules!” badge."
As a former plant pathologist, I fully agree. What else would cereal mildews eat if there weren’t cereals?
Of course plants rule. What would we eat and breathe without plants?
You gotta respect the plant…
Although I agree with the badge, I must take exception with the image on it. I don’t think it looks like Cannibis (it should have dentate margins). However I think it very much resembles Agave, and that makes one think of tequila…so it’s all good.
I do have to agree with Scientist Pella Paul. Agave is a pretty radical plant.
Thank plants.
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