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Illustrating The Hidden Kingdom Of Plants - TED talk

 
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I watched this and it's wonderful. Thank you for sharing!
 
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I enjoy TED talks so much.

She brings up a fair point, that if the next generation does not know how the plants, they might not care for it in the future.
From time to time you can hear examples of how children do not know that vegetables come from the ground, but rather think they just come from the stores directly. Thi raises my eyebrows atleast.
Good and interesting video!
 
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