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* The retroactive cancellation of the Green Revolution ("Requiem for a Green") | * The retroactive cancellation of the Green Revolution ("Requiem for a Green") | ||
* The manipulation of psilocybin as | * The remote real-time manipulation of psilocybin molecules as they enter a user's bloodstream ("Change the Channel") | ||
* When a [[Transdimensional corporations|trandimensional orchid collector]] reprograms the Earth for planetary hothouse mode, Calyx and Peduncle must discover a cure for the Zombie Orchid plague before it consumes Peduncle — and all of humanity! | * When a [[Transdimensional corporations|trandimensional orchid collector]] reprograms the Earth for planetary hothouse mode, Calyx and Peduncle must discover a cure for the Zombie Orchid plague before it consumes Peduncle — and all of humanity! | ||
Revision as of 07:25, 5 May 2020
Calyx and Peduncle: Botany Special Crimes Unit is a television program in the CSI (Crime Scene Investigations) series.
Premise
Inga Calyx and Bonaventure "Bon-Bon" Peduncle are police officers and botanical researchers in the Botany Special Crimes Unit of the Algorithmic Paradigm Treaty Organization (APTO).
Episodes
Each episode focuses on a topical botany-related crime:
- The retroactive cancellation of the Green Revolution ("Requiem for a Green")
- The remote real-time manipulation of psilocybin molecules as they enter a user's bloodstream ("Change the Channel")
- When a trandimensional orchid collector reprograms the Earth for planetary hothouse mode, Calyx and Peduncle must discover a cure for the Zombie Orchid plague before it consumes Peduncle — and all of humanity!
Development
TO_DO
In the News
Fiction cross-reference
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Gnomonic Sigil Investigations (GSI) - a similar television series, expressed as mathematical functions
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- Peduncle (botany) @ Wikipedia
- Sepal @ Wikipedia - calyx refers to sepals collectively