Flora and Friends - Your botanical cup of tea

For non Swedish-speaking listeners I recommend the English recent lichen episode on the FloraFunga podcast in which hostess Kaitlyn interviews Steven Leavitt and Lili from the Lichenology Lab at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, USA about their research on lichens.

Resources in Swedish recommended by Janolof:

• Janolof Hermansson with Lennart Bratt, Bengt Oldhammer, Tomas Ljung, Rolf Lundqvist Hotade och sällsynta växter i Dalarna - Lavar och mossor
• Svante Hultengren, Roland Moberg Lavar-en fältguide
• Johan Nitare Skyddvärd skog: naturvårdsarter och andra kriterier för naturvärdesbedömning

Further reading in English

• Irwin Brodo "Lichens of North America"

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The original publication by Elisabeth Christina Linné in the Transactions of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

Annika Windahl Ponténs PhD thesis about the Identity and materiality in the household of Linné

Other resources about the Linné family: Biography: Gunnar Brobergs "Mannen som ordnade naturen. En biografi över Carl von Linné", Natur&Kultur, 2019.

Fiction: Christina Wahldéns "Den som jag trodde skulle göra mig lycklig"

And for visiting Linné Hammarby and the Linnean garden in Uppsala there are resources here and here
Even the Swedish Linné Society and the Linnean Society in London have useful information available.

Judith refers to a number of research findings in this podcast episode that you can find on the linked blogpost to this episode.

To learn more about controlled forest burning and visually experience the operation, watch this video about the Life Taiga project.

In our blogpost you will find links to sites with nature trails through areas where controlled burning has been used.

Resources shared in the podcast

Fritillaria Icones Website for botanical photographic material of fritillaries

University of Warsaw botanic garden

Katarzyna Roguz contact

Visit the blogpost belonging to this episodes with photographs of F. meleagris and microscopy images.