04:26
Ponytail Palm Move - Shoenberg Arid House
54:19
âHarmonies of the Andesâ by Intillajata Andean Ensemble
45:02
"Appropriation: The Spanish Guitar, Maize, and the New World" performed by Patrick Rafferty
53:06
2024/11/12 Member Speaker Series
53:58
2024/10/29 Member Speaker Series: Planting Clues - How Plants Solve Crimes
48:09
"The Amazon: Past, Present, and Future?" by Carina Hoorn
54:30
ARTISTS TALK: "Maize in Art and Community" with Dail Chambers and Megan Singleton
10:01
"OrgÄ" by Monika Weiss
01:05:06
"Agrobacterium transformation and plant evolution" by LĂ©on OTTEN & Ke CHEN
06:18
In the Field: Conserving Mead's Milkweed
29:40
"Conserving lemurs & their forest habitat in Madagascar" by Krista Milich & Emily Wroblewski
01:00:45
2024/09/10 Member Speaker Series: "Designing Your Fall Planters" with Bowood Farms
31:19
"A Corn-fed Musical Comedy Performance" by The Opera Bell Band
03:20
Ferns x Dinosaurs: Exploring SUE's world in "SUE: The T. rex Experience"
31:39
The Sacred Crop
51:17
A Musical Walk in the Garden
55:40
"Community-based Conservation in Madagascar" by Armand Randrianasolo & Froggi VanRiper
01:03:46
2024/07/16 Member Speaker Series: Stone Carvings of Seiwa-En
11:11
"Role of Kulob Botanic Garden in Conservation of Biodiversity in Tajikistan" by Jovidon Tillozod
01:04:59
2024/06/13 Member Speaker Series: In the Field
29:23
"Becoming Friends with the Odd Man Out" by Paloma Ruiz de Diego
00:21
Millie, Corpse Flower Bloom Timelapse 2024
05:07
Incredible Orchid Varieties at the Missouri Botanical Garden in Saint Louis
39:10
"Ex situ plant conservation: definition, purpose, and efficiency" by Ivån Jiménez
01:04:11
2024/05/07 Member Speaker Series: Exploring Ozark Food
47:21
"Bridging ecology and communities to advance tropical forest restoration" by Spencer C. Schubert
58:42
2024/04/16 Member Speaker Series: Beauty and the Beasts in the Garden
44:34
"Improving ex situ gene conservation: Using DNA and simple, affordable proxy metrics" by Sean Hoban
46:33
"The Cycad Collection of Missouri Botanical Garden: Past, Present, and Future" by Benjamin Deloso
03:04
Magnolia Bloom
52:17
Science and Conservation talks by Juan Carlos Penagos Zuluaga & Eduardo Aguirre-Mazzi
02:11
2024 Orchid Show Introduction
48:46
"Botany and Species Discovery in the Philippines" by Peter W. Fritsch
01:14:48
2024/01/09 Member Speaker Series: New Year's Resolutions Worth Keeping
17:22
A Gardener Through The Seasons With Emily Dickinson
01:09:08
"A Resilient Planet Needs Fungi, Now!" by Dr. Britt Bunyard
45:13
2023/11/14 Member Speaker Series: Holiday Decorating
54:22
"So You Want to Study Orchid Pollination" by Peter Berhnhardt, Zong-Xin Ren, and Retha Edens-Meier
52:34
"A Perfect Storm in the Amazon Wilderness" by Timothy J. Killeen
49:10
2023 BGCI Press Conference
19:54
"A Taxonomic Analysis of the Trifolium Gracilentum Species Complex" by Lauren Rogers
10:57
"Western Ghats of India: Working with AERF through Project Dragonfly" by Jenny Choi
45:52
"Advances in Fungal Conservation" by Gregory Mueller
29:48
"The Last Stand of Angraecum" by Simon Verlynde
41:58
"How is in situ conservation implemented by MBG in Gabon?" by Nicolas Texier
43:38
"Where the wild things are: Hunting for mango's wild relatives in S.East Asia" by Emily Warschefsky
00:56
Augie, Corpse Flower Bloom Timelapse 2023
33:56
"First Global Approach to Systematics of the genus Parablechnum C.Presl" by Sonia Molino de Miguel
31:10
"Accelerating Lineage Discovery to Document Neotropical Fern Diversity" by Sarah K. Morris
32:43
"A revision of Acalypha L. (Euphorbiaceae) of the Western Indian Ocean Region" by Iris Montero Muñoz
00:36
Octavia, Corpse Flower Bloom Timelapse 2023
03:27
Corpse Flower Bloom 2023: Explainer and What to Expect
46:25
"Wildflowers of Llana Estacado" by Daria Mckelvey
35:56
"Baobabs of Africa and Madagascar" by Nisa Karimi
34:56
"Preserving Medicinal Plants/Indigenous Knowledge of the Cham Community" by Quang Dai Tuyen
50:29
"Biodiversity's Response to Environmental Change" by J. SebastiĂĄn Tello
41:51
"Neither scholarship nor piety of any kind: Paracelsus vs. the World" by Elisabeth Brander
31:26
"Safeguarding Tree Species through Global Collaboration" by Silvia Alvarez-Clare
44:13
"How anthropology can contribute to ethnobotany and botanical conservation" by Kate Farly
51:08
"Mobilizing Botanical Gardens, Historic Data, et al. to Combat Climate Change" by Richard B. Primack
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"To discover and share knowledge about plants and their environment in order to preserve and enrich life." -- Missouri Botanical Garden mission
Founded in 1859, the Missouri Botanical Garden is the nation's oldest botanical garden in continuous operation and a National Historic Landmark.
The Garden is a center for botanical research and science education, as well as an oasis in the city of St. Louis. The Garden offers 79 acres of beautiful horticultural display, including a 14-acre Japanese strolling garden, Henry Shaw's original 1850 estate home, and one of the world's largest collections of rare and endangered orchids.
For over 154 years, the Garden has been an oasis in the city, a place of beauty and family funâand also a center for education, science, and conservation.
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