My name is Cody and welcome to my website. I am glad you navigated your way through the chaos that is the internet to my page. Take a look around and learn more about botany and some of the fascinating plants that inhabit the planet. This site will be regularly updated so check back often. The pictures below will give you a little glimpse of things to come and hopefully convince you to dive right in.

The easiest way to manage your class. QB3 Python Bioinformatics Course 2012. QB3 Python Bioinformatics Course 2012. 1 What Python Can Do for You. 2 Organizing and Storing Data. Lists, Dictionaries, Tuples, and Sets. Tests, Loops, and Escapes. 3 Making the Computer Make Decisions. Numpy, Scipy, and Pylab.

I am a PhD student in the. Dr Nico Cellinese lab in the. Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida. I am broadly interested in systematics, biogeography and evolutionary biology of plants. The research work that I am currently conducting towards my PhD gives me the perfect opportunity to combine all of my main research interests into one project. Currently, I study systematics and biogeography of a paleotropical genus. A large part of my research is focused on.

This blog has been created to share video projects produced by Biology students at the University of North Carolina Asheville, a public liberal arts university in Asheville, NC. We are collaborating with Buncombe County Schools to produce educational videos on topics introduced by primary school students. Thursday, April 14, 2016. Why do geckos float on water? Why do jellyfish sting? Why is the giant squid so rare? Why do king cobras put up their hoods when they strike? Why do hippos have sharp teeth? .