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acipenser transmontanus

acipenser transmontanus

Endangered

12-22-2016

Acipenser transmontanus

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More than one-third of the world's food production is threatened by climate change, according to a study from Aalto University

05-14-2021 Plants

One-third of food production threatened by climate change

More than one-third of the world's food production is threatened...

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Herbivores evolved powerful jaws to survive the Triassic

05-14-2021 Animals

Herbivores evolved powerful jaws to survive the Triassic

After the largest mass extinction in Earth's history, herbivores rapidly...

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The researchers explained that these emissions must be accounted for when estimating the environmental impact of ghost forests.

05-12-2021 Environment

Ghost forests release greenhouse gas emissions in “tree farts”

A new study from North Carolina State University has revealed...

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In a new study, scientists have identified special transporters that horseradish flea beetles use to accumulate high amounts of plant toxins

05-11-2021 Plants

Horseradish flea beetles take up plant toxins for their own defense

In a new study, scientists have identified special transporters that...

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Plant diversity will suffer in places where water becomes scarce, according to a new study from the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ).

05-03-2021 Plants

Plant diversity will decline along with rainfall in dry regions

Plant diversity will suffer in places where water becomes scarce,...

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A new study from the Chinese Academy of Sciences has revealed that a tropical rainforest in southeast China contained a remarkable level of biodiversity during the Middle Miocene 14.7 million years ago

05-03-2021 Environment

Extraordinary biodiversity found in ancient Asian rainforest

A new study from the Chinese Academy of Sciences has...

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According to the experts, circadian clock genes could be targeted in agriculture and crop breeding for higher yields.

05-01-2021 Plants

Plant circadian systems may be key to sustainable farming

Scientists at the University of Cambridge are describing how a...

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experts have discovered that the rate at which plant life changes throughout an ecosystem increases significantly after human settlement

04-29-2021 Plants

How much have humans impacted the world’s plant life?

In a new study from the University of Southampton, experts...

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Flowers that bloom in the forest in early spring are key to bumble bee survival, according to a new study from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

04-28-2021 Plants

Forest flowers are critical for the survival of bumble bees

Flowers that bloom in the forest in early spring are...

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Grass crops steal genes from their neighbors to gain a competitive advantage, according to a new study from the University of Sheffield

04-26-2021 Plants

Grass crops steal genes from their neighbors to evolve faster

Grass crops steal genes from their neighbors to gain a...

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The experts demonstrated that corn waste can be transformed into activated carbon to filter pollutants out of drinking water.

04-26-2021 Environment

Corn waste can be transformed into powerful water filters

The waste from harvested corn could be very useful for...

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