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If you want to see garden food phylogeny tree, I made this a few years ago in D3 and NCBI data using ETE3 (in Pyodide) http://observablehq.com/@thadk/garden htt
by thadk 2y ago
If you want to see garden food phylogeny tree, I made this a few years ago in D3 and NCBI data using ETE3 (in Pyodide)
http://observablehq.com/@thadk/garden http://observablehq.com/@thadk/garden
I'm not a biologist but here's a thread of things I noticed following it clockwise: https://mastodon.cloud/@thadk/109971022004345501 https://mastodon.cloud/@thadk/109971022004345501
- senkora 2y agoYou know, I never considered that almost all plants we eat are angiosperms (flowering plants, monocots + dicots). I immediately went looking for exceptions and found a few: - fiddlehead ferns - pine nuts - juniper berries - gingko nuts - nori (red algae), kombu (brown algae), and kaipen (green algae) But, almost everything else, is an angiosperm.