From maple to onion

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Television broadcast
Original title From maple to onion
Country of production GermanyGermany Germany
original language German
year 2008
Production
company
Bavarian radio
length 5 minutes
Episodes 52
genre documentation
First broadcast February 16, 2008 on BR-alpha

From maple to onion - plants in our environment is a documentary series of the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation on the BR-alpha transmitter .

The 52-part series from 2008 presents the local flora. Each episode is 5 minutes long. The plants are presented by means of nature photographs and animations. Time-lapse effects offer detailed insights into the flora. The television series is about a. with the characteristics and the structure, the use, the fruits and the propagation of the plants.

The series will be broadcast on BR-alpha on Saturdays at 5:25 p.m. and repeated on Sundays at 1:55 p.m., Thursdays at 3:25 p.m. and Fridays at 10:55 a.m. All episodes are also available on the Internet.

Episodes

The individual episodes at a glance:

  1. The Maple
  2. The Apple
  3. The wild garlic
  4. The blue monkshood
  5. The nettle
  6. Blackberry & raspberry
  7. The mountain ash
  8. The ivy
  9. The yew tree
  10. The Oak
  11. The ash
  12. The fern
  13. The spruce
  1. Carnivorous Plants
  2. The daisy
  3. The grain
  4. The hornbeam
  5. The hazel
  6. The dog rose
  7. The autumn crocus
  8. The elder
  9. The hops
  10. The chamomile
  11. The potato
  12. The jaw
  13. The corn poppy
  1. The cabbage
  2. The pumpkin
  3. The larch
  4. Linde
  5. The dandelion
  6. The corn
  7. The orchid
  8. The poplar
  9. The rapeseed
  10. The horse chestnut
  11. The European beech
  12. The horsetail
  13. The reeds
  1. The water lily
  2. The silver thistle
  3. The asparagus
  4. The cranesbill
  5. The deadly nightshade
  6. The elm
  7. The walnut
  8. Pasture
  9. The grapevine
  10. The white birch
  11. The silver fir
  12. The sugar beet
  13. The onion

Web links

Homepage of the broadcast