yes, they need some seeds from this chilli. and what would they use these seeds for, what kind of studies would they do? from the seeds they can either extract molecules like dna or rna, and they can use the seeds to grow plants in experiments. the portal isn t about giving people gardening tips, it s more scientific than that. but it is a window on one of the most interesting natural collections in the country. richard westcott, bbc news, the botanic garden in cambridge. it s been seven months, but ballet dancers have returned to the stage at birmingham rep theatre as doors opened to the public once again. there s hand sanitiser, temperature checks, and even socially distanced tutus to keep everyone safe, as ben sidwell reports. no, i haven t made that bit up. excited, very excited. really excited, so glad to be back, back to the theatre.
which is on their website, but academics and experts and other botanic gardens all over the world are also encouraged to order seeds and believes that they would like to study. there is something interesting going on here. angie, you are the assistant curator and preparing a sample. a scientist has gone on to the portal and would like to study something. chilis? yes, they need some seeds from this chilli. and what would they use these seeds for, what kind of studies with they do? from the seeds they can either extract molecules like dna or rna, and they can use the seeds to grow plants in experiments. the portal isn t about giving people gardening tips, it s more scientific than that. but it is a window on one of the most interesting natural collections in the country. richard westcott, bbc news,
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