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Rooftop Farming with Ben Flanner - Episode 13 - Week 13 - Bolting

First Aired - 05/16/2013 12:45PM
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This week on the Rooftop Farming Update with Ben Flanner, Ben chats with Erin Fairbanks about bolting. What is bolting? Learn why it is important to recognize this stage of a plant's life before you harvest. What vegetables are only eaten after a plant bolts, and which ones are rendered inedible after bolting? Find out on this week's Rooftop Farming Update with Ben Flanner!

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Bolting (8:50)

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The Naturalist - Episode 47 - Bed Bugs

First Aired - 11/01/2010 12:00PM
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This week on The Naturalist Carol talks about those bane of the New Yorker's existence: the bedbug. Learn what researchers spending years watching bed bugs mate have learned about their fascinating reproductive habits. This episode was sponsored by Fairway: like no other market.

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The Naturalist Introduction: Bed Bugs (14:39)

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Heritage Radio Network, Carol A. Butler, The Naturalist, Fairway Market, traumatic extragenital insemination, pinworms, fruit flies, mating is linked to the bed bugs feeding cycle, starved bed bugs don't mate, anatomy of bed bugs, males typically detach from other males after a few seconds, males remained coupled with the female for a few minute, the male leaves after insemination, spermalege, mesospermalege, ectospermalege,

Bed Bug Reproduction Experiments (9:58)

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research design, experiments, males and females rarely desire to mate at the same rate, what is the evolutionary advantage for the female bed bug?, traumatic reproduction shortens her life, paramere, spermalege functions as a defense against foreign pathogens, protects the body, system has developed to confine wounding,

Properties of Bed Bug Ejaculate (8:09)

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maximizing chances of reproduction, investment in non sperm components of the ejaculate, ejaculatory strategies of flower beetles, sperm competition in humans, shape of human penis may have evolved to compete with sperm from other males, bed bug reproduction, sperm mass volume, Cimicidae, cimex lectularius, hemolymph, sexual selection by sperm competition,

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The Naturalist - Episode 74 - Fish with Judith S. Weis Part 1

First Aired - 05/23/2011 12:00PM
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Bernie Wides aka The Naturalist is joined by friend and author Judith S. Weis on Part 1 of a series about fish. Tune in to learn more about fish and marine biology as Bernie & Judith discuss subjects such as reproduction, fish scales, eel breeding and more. This episode was sponsored by Cain Vineyard & Winery.

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