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Io ho figlia che mi corregge nome comune e scientifico di ogni essere vivente io cerchi di indovinare, dai microorganismi alle piante e animali superiori, e giù spiegoni... In particolare briofite e pesci.
Ha 18 anni e fa così dai 15. 🤷🏻
July 19, 2026 at 11:03 PM
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Le Briofite sono un gruppo di embriofite (piante terrestri) che comprendono circa 20.000 specie conosciute (1130 in Italia), tra cui i famosi muschi e le meno note antocerote ed epatiche.
Fotografia di pianta epatica
October 15, 2025 at 2:44 PM
musky-idiot.bsky.social
Non ti permetto di scrivere una cosa del genere delle simpaticissime briofite!
February 3, 2025 at 4:52 PM
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🧪 Notizia della settimana: Non Sottovalutate le Briofite
seguite il thread per i link ITA, ENG ed ESP e per la versione immagini con ALT
#DropsOfScience #Scicomm #STEM #scienze #scienzenaturali #briofite #conservazione
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💬 0  🔁 0  ❤️ 0 · Non Sottovalutate le Briofite · ESP version ENG version Instagram Facebook Linktree Nelle scienze, purtroppo, esistono specie che attirano più attenzione di altre, non solo da pa…
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April 1, 2026 at 1:39 AM
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#DropsOfScience #Scicomm #STEM #scienze #scienzenaturali #briofite #conservazione
Multicoloured science communication graphic with a blue background. At the top, a panel labelled “Bryophytes” shows three images identified as Moss, Liverwort, and Hornwort. Below, three large text boxes in Italian, Spanish, and English explain that bryophytes are one of the oldest groups of land plants, include more than 20,000 species, and are the second largest group of land plants after angiosperms. Comic-style infographic with a bright blue background and a starburst label reading “DATA.” Three vertical coloured panels in Italian, Spanish, and English explain that a recent study carried out the first global assessment of bryophyte diversity, distribution, extinction risk, and conservation gaps using data from about 200 countries and regions worldwide. In the upper right, there is a photograph of a liverwort, with a vertical image credit. Multilingual infographic with a blue background and several coloured text panels. The main text in Italian, Spanish, and English reports that more than 1,000 bryophyte species occur in 37 countries or regions, that species richness peaks at mid-elevations and is especially high in tropical and subtropical mountains, that only about 1.5 percent of species have been assessed by the IUCN, and that more than half of those assessed are threatened. At the bottom left there are two small graphs, and at the bottom right a comic-style label reads “RESULTS.” Final comic-style graphic with a bright blue background and diagonal text boxes in Italian, Spanish, and English. The concluding message says that although bryophytes are ancient, abundant, and ecologically important, they remain neglected in global conservation, and that protecting them also means recognising the importance of less visible organisms in maintaining ecosystem balance. A speech bubble at the bottom says that the full article in Italian is in the description, while the English and Spanish links are in the comments. The Drops of Science logo appears in the lower left.
April 1, 2026 at 1:39 AM
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🧪 News of the week: Do Not Underestimate Bryophytes
follow the thread for the ITA and ESP links and for the image version with ALT capture
#DropsOfScience #Scicomm #STEM #Science #News #Bryophytes #Conservation
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Comic-style cover image with a bright blue radial background and a photograph of moss growing over a rectangular stone block. Large text at the top reads “NEWS OF THE WEEK.” Three diagonal coloured banners below show the title in Italian, Spanish, and English: “Non Sottovalutate le Briofite,” “No Subestimen a las Briófitas,” and “Do Not Underestimate Bryophytes.” A vertical photo credit appears on the right, and the Drops of Science logo is in the bottom right corner.
April 1, 2026 at 1:39 AM