Just some Regular Bryos (they're anything but.) #ぼリョウ #ぼっち・ざ・ろっく

Check it out! This was a fun little comm I got from Lambda for her really good story '(Not So) Cold Comforts'. Go give it a read if you like some wholesome, non-verbal Bryos. 😌
archiveofourown.org/works/54720034

agony

Jay Mitchell wrote his hands at a paper or computer? Yes.
Humans are in bryos? No.
We with out? No.
Humans with day? No.
We with shoulders? No.
Abortion is equality? No.
Abortion is his and whichity? No.
Abortion is his l’egalité? No.

#language #law

nice localities and bryos around sofia

Another day in Welsh temperate rainforest. Wood-pasture Open grown trees underplanted with oak and birch with W17 bryos and a fair bit of Pannaria conopela and Sticta fuliginosa in the W9a ashwood along the streams

The 'boiler ash heath' at Colliers Moss Common is an interesting place: heathy open vegetation on a great mound of industrial waste in St. Helens. Plants include lots of Calluna, Potentilla reptans, Pilosella officinarum, Aira praecox, and Luzula congesta, among calcicole bryos.

Data collection for my MSc is complete 🎉 The star of the show or course R. Ponticum, A personal favourite H. Tunbridgense and what I believe is Hookeria lucens- pesky bryos
Only need to pop out a thesis now 😃

Some Aotearoa NZ bryos: Chandonanthus squarrosus, Schistochila appendiculata (longest liverwort in the world) & I think Lepidozia filamentosa from submontane temperate rainforest then some drapes of Weymouthia cochlearifolia from old-growth podocarp rainforest.

This particular species, Thylacodes squamigerus (scaled wormsnail), is often found in CA on rocks/shells/pilings as individuals. Their larvae tend to settle on bryozoans (all individuals we found were on various species of bryos including Watersipora and Celleporaria) 😊

I can confirm that the #Election rumours are true and I will in fact be standing again to be the Biosciences PhD student representative at the end of May. Everyone can calm down now.

Absolutely fantastic lush wet flushed area on the edge of the Afon Caseg yesterday,predominantly dominated by Opposite-leaved Golden-Saxifrage (Chrysosplenium oppositifium) but a few bryos amongst,most definitely...'so nice ' 💚

Pilkyplant I’ve not totally abandoned the Bryos 😉

haven't tweeted in a while but here's some stuff i've done recently (dec-feb)! i <3 backgrounds

Commemorating my PhD and incredible time in the Kristin Artinger with some #zebrafish ‘bryos 🧬
#sciencetattoo #devbio

Enjoyable combined Sussex Botanical Recording Society & BBSBryology SE group meeting at National Trust Nap Wood, East Sussex. Here are 3 new-to-me mosses seen yesterday. Cratoneuron filicinum; Homalia trichomanoides; Plagiothecium denticulatum. BSS local groups are the best way to learn about bryos

Michaelmas daisy's at St Marys Church in Rodbrough this morning, they may symbolise farewell but also the seeing in of the time of year that the bryos look best, a good autumn and winter ahead me thinks ,enyway happy Thursday all time to Crank up another fine day 😀

Bryologist's pick: two choice dune slack bryos to cheer up this damp and dull Thursday: Petallophyllum ralfsii and Drepanocladus lycopodioides.

won 2 10x battles with these guys, both used the golden aerospray lmao #TeamBigMan #Splatfest #Splatoon3 #NintendoSwitch