Ep. 02: Smitha Hegde, Pteridologist

Episode 2 of the The Life of Science podcast, hosted by IVM Podcasts, titled "Ep. 02: Smitha Hegde, Pteridologist" was published on December 12, 2017 and runs 13 minutes.

December 12, 2017 ·13m · The Life of Science

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Smitha Hegde is one of the country's topmost experts on one of the earliest land plants to appear on Earth - ferns. Based in Mangaluru, the pteridologist studies the evolution of ferns in the Western Ghats. In this episode, she talks about a problem...

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Smitha Hegde is one of the country's topmost experts on one of the earliest land plants to appear on Earth - ferns. Based in Mangaluru, the pteridologist studies the evolution of ferns in the Western Ghats. In this episode, she talks about a problem in Kudremukh National Park that she was called upon to deal with.

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