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Dr. Amy Litt

Dr. Amy Litt appears in the following:

Please Explain: Flowers

Friday, March 20, 2009

Today is the first day of spring, and the first buds and flowers are starting to appear. Here to explain the diversity and scientific complexity of flowers and how to cultivate flower gardens are Dr. Amy Litt, Director of Plant Genomics and Cullman Curator at the New York Botanical Garden, ...

Please Explain: Photosynthesis

Friday, October 10, 2008

Find out how photosynthesis works, and why it brings us beautiful fall foliage this time of year. Leonard talks to educator Dr. James Boyer and research scientist Dr. Amy Litt.

Weigh in: Where in the New York area have you spotted dramatic fall foliage so far this season?