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This document discusses re-engaging with plants through living specimens and new technologies. It proposes questions about how botanical knowledge is transformed between botanical science settings and science education, and what affordances living collections and their representations provide in these transformations. It emphasizes that scale matters in plant observation, from microscopic to contextual views, and that nature invites close examination of even the smallest details.
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Sanders #plantsciUK2013
- 1. 1 Re-Engaging with plants through living specimens And new technologies Dawn Sanders Gothenburg University #plantscienceuk2013
- 2. 2 carchanging day motion forest season landscape orange October Autumn leaves transport foliage traffic tree yellow pavement blue green fast plants land road park grass speed drivingnature verge brown movingred tree transportation sky outdoor motorway blur
- 3. 3 Plants: A blur through A moving window?
- 4. 4 Plants: Framed in a photo?
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- 8. 8 Biological illustrations Observing Communicating Questioning Mapping Modelling Recording Source NHM Images of Nature Gallery
- 9. 9 Style The Linnean Style Isolated Specimen The Ecological Style Context Reference Judith Magee, NHM
- 10. 10 Seeing Plants Plant Blindness (Wandersee and Shussler,2001) Learning to Look (Attenborough, 1995) Time to Look (Eberbach and Crowley, 2009)
- 11. 11 Interdisciplinary Research Proposal Questions How is botanical knowledge transformed between botanical science settings and science education? What are the affordances of living collections and their representations in these transformations?
- 12. 12 Discussion ‘Nature invites us to lay our eye level with her smallest leaf ’. Thoreau Sculpture Glasnevin Botanic Garden, Dublin
- 13. 13 Discussion ‘ By the help of microscopes there is nothing so small, as to escape our enquiry. ’ Hooke Van Leeuwenhoek’s lenses, Leiden
- 14. 14 Scale matters
- 15. 15 Tack Rebecka Nordström-Graf, Eva Nyberg, Maria Svensson, Åke Ingerman, Mari Källersjö, Bente Eriksen-Molau, Alexandra Weilenmann, Thomas Hillman, Beata Jungselius, Berit Askling, Ann-Marie von Otter, Helen Ekvall, Eileen Cox (NHM), The SAPS Team (Cambridge),Karen Lee and Claire Bushell, JIC, (Norwich).