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Presumably an Academic plant scientist by now, until tenure at least… Gone a long way through different research themes in plant biology, ranging from pollen evo-devo to plant mating evolution & plant communities ways of organizing, and eventually ending up into plant pathology while experiencing hard times between different positions throughout the way. I left the next paragraphs unchanged since the beginning, so it’s more or less what happened when I first decided to blog. Intent. Blogging is always something different though…
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This blog’s aim is definitely my new way to active learning: having set to post on a more or less regular basis, I intend to do some homework, deliver it to you while trying to make it as fun as it has been for me. Comments, ideas, suggestions are welcome, until this blog gets its own mindset, maybe even its own life. I also hope this will help me meet people with whom I share those special interests, and internet definitely is that place.
Posts will be either in French or in English, and may not be translations from each other. Since English is not my mother language, it may sometimes be rough or bizarre. You are welcome to fix grammar and wordy bugs in comments or whatsoever.
seedsaside[at]gmail[dot]com
Fall colours never fading…
Seeds Aside 
Didn’t you tell me once (at one of David’s birthday dinners) that you thought that weblogs are lame? Were you ironic, or should my surprise be justified? In any way, it’s always nice to find a new biologically-centered journal. “Bonne continuation !”
Well, I still think exposing your intimacy publicly on one hand, and reading about unknown people’s life on the other hand is somewhat weird. At that time, I sure was ironizing because I was also lurking at some blog. The thing is that lots of blogs are actually worth reading…
Bonjour ! Ca fait plaisir de découvrir un nouveau blog à thématique scientifique et (semi-)francophone… Si tu te sens seule, n’hésite pas à faire un tour du côté du “C@fé des sciences” http://cafe.enroweb.com , une initiative qui a trois mois et qui monte ;-) Quant à moi, me voilà abonné à ton flux RSS !
Well, I’m a little bummed that I don’t read French, but I enjoy the English posts very much.
Good stuff here, I must say! I’ll be back; I need to find a source of adzuki bean paste…
You should find azuki beans in any good Asian shop or supermarket… It may be labeled under a different name but you would recognize it as the beans you need!
You may want to be careful about saying “exposing your intimacy publicly on one hand”…
As I often say: enjoy yourself, not in public thou…
I thought perhaps you’d enjoy this website. Seems like your cup of…whatever…
http://www.plantworldnews.com
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Hey! I’ve really enjoyed reading your blog, and I definitely intend to continue.
I also wanted to let you know about this sustainability project that is going on in Panamá. I am working with Kalu Yala to eventually build the world’s first completely sustainable village. I am the project’s botanist and organic gardener. The blogs I have written are on the website.
Thanks for your time! I’m going to go read some more of your blogs! I loved the pollination game post!
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Hello seeds aside, thanks for stopping in and “liking” my post on the stairstep moss. I hope you will stop by again. Not trying to be pushy here but you might find a few interesting moss and other plant photos at my flickr site so please stop in and take a look (and help me id some of the mosses).
Seedsaside, I post this comment so that I can ‘Hello’ and I am able to click ‘Notify me of new posts via email’. Looking forward to read about your study.