Guide to Mountain Plants Of China

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    1. Intro to Mountain Plants of China
    A lesson with Professor Paul Krause
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    In this lesson, Professor Krause introduces the wondrous plants of southwest China, a lush biodiversity hotspot, and area of rich cultural diversity.

    Intro to Mountain Plants of China
    with Professor Paul Krause

    In this lesson, Professor Krause introduces the wondrous plants of southwest China, a lush biodiversity hotspot, and area of rich cultural diversity.

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    2. Plants of Wolong, Sichuan Province
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    Travel to the remote area of Wolong to become acquainted with the colorful mountainous plants of China, featuring orchids, gentians, and pedicularis.

    Plants of Wolong, Sichuan Province
    with Professor Paul Krause

    Travel to the remote area of Wolong to become acquainted with the colorful mountainous plants of China, featuring orchids, gentians, and pedicularis.

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    3. Alpine Plants of Wolong, China
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    Join Professor Krause to continue a colorful plant journey through Wolong’s alpine meadows and woodland edges to discover peonies, orchids, asters, and more!

    Alpine Plants of Wolong, China
    with Professor Paul Krause

    Join Professor Krause to continue a colorful plant journey through Wolong’s alpine meadows and woodland edges to discover peonies, orchids, asters, and more!

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    4. Plants of China’s Alpine Grasslands
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    In this lesson, travel to the alpine grasslands of southwest China to find roses, honeysuckle, peonies, irises, poppies, and more.

    Plants of China’s Alpine Grasslands
    with Professor Paul Krause

    In this lesson, travel to the alpine grasslands of southwest China to find roses, honeysuckle, peonies, irises, poppies, and more.

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    5. Stone Mountain Alpine Zone Plants
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    Join Professor Krause in the remote area of Stone Mountain in Sichuan Province to explore the rich and colorful flora of the Tibetan Plateau!

    Stone Mountain Alpine Zone Plants
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    Join Professor Krause in the remote area of Stone Mountain in Sichuan Province to explore the rich and colorful flora of the Tibetan Plateau!

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    Sharon P
    Are these just indigenous plants?
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    Professor Paul Krause
    Yes. Looking at garden or introduced plants would be a completely different and extensive topic. Take a look at Peter Valder's two books for this: "Garden Plants in China" and "Gardens in China". This lecture is along the lines of "Guide to the Flowers of Western China" by Grey-Wilson and Cribb. Personally, I much prefer browsing through these books rather than watching lectures, and they are far more informative - which is fundamentally why i stopped working on the videos!
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    Janet M
    So far he is really boring!
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    Professor Paul Krause
    Yes, my apologies! This was an experiment that really didn't work for me. If you paid for this course you should be able to get your money back. Unfortunately these providers don't like you to take courses down so I'm kind of stuck with occasional hits of negative feedback when I would really, really like to duck out of the whole experience...
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