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    • The Private Life of Plants

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      David Attenborough presents this BBC documentary on “The Private Life of Plants” in order to study its life throughly.

      The series deals the basics we know of plants — how they grow or reproduce, which is normally something we have learned in middle school. But it also digs deeper into the plants movements and survival, as well as the study of its life-cycle.

      The series makes use of time-lapse sequence in order to illustrate the cycle well. Viewers will be in awe at the complexity of it, as we aren’t aware of these cycles occuring right before our very eyes.

      The documentary makes use of traditional ways in telling a story, in that with only the time lapse sequence, no other computer animation is used. The series also tackles on fungi and its effect on plants.

      The Private Life of Plants is presented in five parts and was first aired in 1995.

      BBC The Private Life of Plants, Travelling from Rutu D on Vimeo.

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      Published on April 15, 2009 · Filed under: Biology, Environment

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    • Astrophysics <3

      Just wonderful didn't know the flowers were so …AMAZING

    • Sideeffected

      I have loved the presentation of David since the original Life on Earth series. His programes get better and better. Beautifuly filmed and informative as usual.

    • me myself

      i loved it. but the fact that the episodes always finishes before the end gets a bit annoying.

    • eardowel

      That was one of the best documentaries I've seen here yet. The cinematography was awesome.

      I've never seen sweeping camera movements in time lapse photography.

    • rovr

      Wonderful! great info, host, and spectacular shots..

    • abdulaleem

      It was one of the best works I have ever seen yet. i love it.

    • Madany

      Really it is wonderful scientfic material

    • Bendik Hansen

      I love it! All the fast-motion is fabulous. Great docu, keep up the good work! =)

    • jaice e james

      the nature is so good…………. and i watched all off it….. i love the nature… plants, trees, animls,,…………. :) thanku ……………. we can learn a lot fromthe naturee …………..

    • Rodolfo Aperges

      Real great information can be found on web blog.

     
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