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bluebadoo

@ bluebadoo @lemmy.world

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  • I agree! It also means it can include single species crops that do not get rotated over time. It is an umbrella term that can be used appropriately in both contexts.

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  • This from the Phytomemeology Facebook page where the mod has some firm views on what they define as monoculture. As far as I’ve researched. Monoculture just means a single species crop, and does not reference a time frame at all. This meme is based off of the comment argument they got into

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  • Penicillin is one of many types of bread mould.

    I too will probably die from bread mould poisoning given my stingy habits with food waste. It’s fine if it’s only the white/blue type, right?

  • lay a while and listen

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  • The title is a gem. Decard Cain, you beautiful bastard.

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  • I did an undergrad report on MTHFR in regards to how smoking reduces folate levels which can lead to birth defects in babies whose mothers smoked during pregnancy. Did not know about the neurodivergence connection! Might give that avenue a read

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  • Yeah, at the start of a campaign sure. You hand draw something or find something existing. But at the end of a 20level campaign lasting 3-5 years, $60 doesn’t seem so bad to commemorate years of joy spent with friends. Hell, the pizza alone costs thousands over that same time span.

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  • Fair point. I’m speaking from a North American perspective, but others have pointed out they may be a native or long naturalized plant.

    Ultimately, planting species that are from your local area is better for the native bees of of your area as they are adapted to them.

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  • Thank you, I’ll look into that and consider the impact of it on my beliefs :)

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  • This! Dandelion pollen does not contain all the amino acids necessary to support native bees. However, because they come up first and bees often become attracted to the first things they feed on, they can actually make bees addicted to them. Because they can’t meet their nutritional requirements with them, they die.

    Plant native plants people!

  • Corporate calls are full of energy vampires

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  • I’m five by five, B.

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  • You mean… the cloaca?

  • What is a specific fear you have?

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  • Getting my eyeball cut by a snake plant or “Mother in Laws tongue”. Too many close calls as a child

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    Did someone say blurry closeups?!?

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  • I’ll upvote this even though I have zero clue what it is saying cause clearly this is stience

  • I invented a new word: #Greath

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  • Why the big downvotes? Thems be some good memes

  • Long and Hard Academic Discourse

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  • Penis, with an entirely straight face.

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  • This is a quality plant nerd meme

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    Full shrimp

  • What are some food items that cost less than what they "should"?

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  • Absolutely, the comic was from a piece on Imperialism from Europe in Africa, but a more comprehensive one would show the entire global south dug up.

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  • I would argue that of the three items you listed (bananas, coffee, chocolate) that the main reason those items are “cheap” is exploitation of the workers and economies of the global south.

    https://daily.jstor.org/fruit-geopeelitics-americas-banana-republics/

    This is just one popular science article on the topic, and it just brushes the surface of how colonial politics have stripped the global south of resources while simultaneously building capital in the global north.

    This single pane comic is the jist of it.