6. Maria Ilieva, Frank Bloem, Irem Biter

Suspect: Japanese Knotweed

by Aromalab Team

19 apr 2024

30 sep 2024

Mediamatic Biotoop
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We willen de Japanse Duizendknoop graag vinden (soms om hem uit te roeien), maar voor veel mensen is deze nog moeilijk te herkennen. Visueel wordt hij nog weleens verward met inheemse soorten zoals akkerwinde en zuring. Maar elke plant ontwikkelt ook een unieke geur. Kun jij de duizendknoop herkennen met je neus?

Our Intern Hannah Playing the "Suspect: Japanese Knotweed" Game - Jada Maij

Met: Hannah Geurkink, Maria Ilieva, Frank Bloem, Irem Biter

Aromalab Team

Frank Bloem

Frank Bloem working in the Aroma Lab -

Maria Ilieva

Maria in Aromalab - Photography: Romy Kerkman Romy Kerkman

Met: Maria Ilieva

Design

Irem Biter

Irem Biter - Photography: Romy Kerkman Romy Kerkman

Met: Irem Biter

Japanese Knotweed sprouting in the morning sun - A young sprout of knotweed in the peeping up in the grass in March. This plant is originally from Asia and is considered an exotic invader in the west. As such it is seen as a plague that is dangerous and damaging to local ecology and infrastructure. Reynoutria japonica or Fallopia japonica or Polygonum cuspidatum are the scientific names of the species. Japanse Duizenknoop is the dutch name. photo 2020 by Willem Velthoven for Mediamatic Willem Velthoven

Japanese knotweed harvest - Jiyoung Lee

Met: Lynn Shore

The Dog Chased its Tail To Bite it Off - by Alaa Abu Asad Romy Kerkman

Met: Alaa Abu Asad

Dock leaf - Rumex obtusfolius Author: Sten Porse