#66. 当代探险家——走进植物学

20 Jan 2021 · 57 min
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20 Jan 2021 · 57 min

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Sean and David talk with plant explorer Dr. Xiaoshan about how DNA has overturned centuries of plant classification, from the breakup of the Liliaceae family to the global effort to sequence every plant genome. They discuss plant hunters like Linnaeus, invasive species like kudzu, and why preserving obscure plants matters for future medicines and unknown genetic functions.

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He favors a tiny lily‑family species called the “twisted stalk” (RosyTwistedStalk), a small ornamental plant he studied.

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