Go Inside UT’s Greenhouses [Watch]
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As we head into summer, the lawns of the Forty Acres will no doubt soon start to look a little crisp—but the UT greenhouses will remain a lush, wet oasis in the unrelenting Texas heat.
Take a deep breath, sit back, pour yourself some green tea, and prepare for a four-minute escape with this atmospheric video tour of UT’s greenhouses. Produced by student videographer Jeff Mertz as part of the College of Natural Sciences’ Head Room series, the video takes viewers inside a campus space few Longhorns get to see.
“There’s a certain zen-like quality about being among plants,” says horticulturist Mick Vann in the video. “It’s a real symbiotic thing. I give them CO2, they give me oxygen.”
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