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07-16-2024
Humans have shaped plant biodiversity for thousands of years
Have you ever pondered over the behind-the-scenes forces that scrutinize...
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07-14-2024
Secrets of fungi diversity can be pulled out of thin air
The vast and astounding diversity of nature remains largely unexplored,...
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07-13-2024
LUCA: The last common universal ancestor to all life on Earth
Isn't it incredible how all life forms on our planet...
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07-13-2024
Immune power of mosses can be transferred to other plants
Mosses, liverworts, ferns, and algae are often deemed rudimentary compared...
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07-12-2024
Plant pandemic looms as pathogens move from wild plants to crops
Did you know that plants, just like humans, can fall...
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07-12-2024
Droughts and fires diminish forests’ carbon storage ability
Forests have long been recognized for their ability to absorb...
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07-11-2024
Evidence of earliest plant farming by humans discovered in East Africa
In a groundbreaking study that sheds light on early farming...
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07-11-2024
Mixed forests store the most soil carbon
Forest succession plays a crucial role in the global climate...
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07-11-2024
Wild coca plants are hard to distinguish from those used for cocaine
A new study published in the journal Molecular Biology and...
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07-10-2024
Trees have an amazing ability to adapt to new climates
Although tree species appear to prefer certain climates, their true...
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07-09-2024
Strawberries of the future will be even more healthy and delicious
Strawberries are undoubtedly one of the most beloved berries in...
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07-09-2024
Sea level rise claims its first coastal plant victim in the U.S.
The Key Largo tree cactus, the only population of its...
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