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10-18-2019
Hawaii and South Africa lead the world in global extinctions
South Africa is of course known for its variety of...
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10-16-2019
Scientists may have found the key to developing flood-resistant crops
Scientists may have found the key to developing flood-resistant crops....
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10-10-2019
Global deforestation and the slow progress to protect the forests
Global deforestation and the slow progress to protect the forests....
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10-01-2019
Why tomatoes, peppers and other nightshades have such an infamous reputation
Tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, tobacco, mandrake, and datura are close relatives....
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09-27-2019
Soil microbes can increase disease resistance in plants
Soil transplants could be the key to building up disease...
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09-26-2019
‘Sheep-eating plant’ appears in a flowerbed in the UK
‘Sheep-eating plant’ appears in a flowerbed in the UK. A...
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09-25-2019
Marsh plant stems shrink when exposed to high levels of CO2
Scientists at the Smithsonian have found that marsh plants have...
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09-23-2019
A single gene controls whether sorghum seeds will taste appealing to birds
In a new study, researchers have identified a single gene...
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09-22-2019
US government grants $3 million for CBD pain relief research
US government grants $3 million for CBD pain relief research....
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09-19-2019
Why conservation funding is vital to solving the biodiversity crisis
More than 1,600 scientists have called on Congress to fully...
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09-19-2019
Terrestrial plants may all use the same network to control reproductive timing
Terrestrial plants may all use the same network to control...
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09-15-2019
Countries and businesses are missing the target on forest protection
Five years ago, countries and corporations got together to set...
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