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acipenser transmontanus

acipenser transmontanus

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12-22-2016

Acipenser transmontanus

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T Rex was inadvertently planting fruits across the landscape in its droppings after devouring plant-eating animals.

02-12-2020 Animals

Tyrannosaurus rex ate meat but also accidentally planted fruit

Tyrannosaurus rex, who is famous for being a deadly carnivore,...

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During prolonged periods of heat and drought, some plants and trees waste valuable soil moisture in an effort to cool themselves off.

02-06-2020 Plants

Plants and trees can intensify droughts by drawing up large amounts of water

A team of biologists at the University of Utah has...

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Consumers are looking for a healthier, more natural way to satisfy sweet cravings. But which is the best natural sweetener?

02-05-2020 Lifestyle

Which plant-based natural sweetener is the best pick?

A desire for sweet foods is hard-wired into each and...

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An international team of researchers has found that online interest in plants and animals mimics the natural rhythms of the real world and the passing of the seasons.

02-01-2020 Plants

Public interest in plants and animals changes with the seasons

An international team of researchers has found that online behavior...

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A new study has revealed that dozens of species of wild coffee are at risk of vanishing as a result of climate change and deforestation.

01-27-2020 Plants

Many wild coffee species could disappear by the end of this century

A new study led by British botanist Dr. Aaron Davis...

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A genetically engineered microbe could be used to break down woody plant material and create a biodegradable alternative for plastic.

01-25-2020 Science

New discovery could pave the way for a plant-based plastic substitute

A genetically engineered microbe could be used to break down...

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Declining bee populations may not be the only reason plant pollination has been suffering in some regions.

01-24-2020 Environment

Bee losses are not enough to explain pollination problems

Declining bee populations may not be the only reason plant...

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A new study led by the University of Illinois (U of I) has investigated the impact that rising ozone levels may have on corn plants.

01-22-2020 Environment

Rising ozone levels pose a serious threat to some corn plants

When volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) react...

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The environmental stress of climate change is actually causing plants and soil to absorb less CO2 than normal.

01-22-2020 Environment

A warming climate will limit the amount of CO2 that plants can absorb

Plants depend on carbon dioxide to grow, and the exchange...

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A new study has revealed that the loss of animals, often as a result of illegal hunting, negatively impacts the carbon storage capacity of forests.

01-21-2020 Animals

Wildlife losses due to illegal hunting have overlooked climate consequences

A new study led by Lund University has revealed that...

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According to preliminary research from the American Heart Association, it is never too late to reduce your risk of heart disease by adding fruits and vegetables to your diet.

01-20-2020 Lifestyle

Healthy plant-based foods lower the risk of death from heart disease

According to preliminary research from the American Heart Association, it...

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