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acaena exigua

acaena exigua

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12-22-2016

Acaena exigua

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09-28-2020 Plants

Machine learning identifies 4,300 types of endangered orchids

Scientists have demonstrated how artificial intelligence can be used to...

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The scientists propose that combining the expertise of farmers with high-tech breeding could unleash the potential to make crops more resilient to climate change.

09-27-2020 Plants

Farmers can help make crops more resilient

In a new study published by Frontiers, researchers emphasize that...

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The study has revealed that Arctic air pollution is much worse than what was previously realized.

09-25-2020 Environment

Tree rings reveal the shocking extent of Arctic air pollution

An international team of researchers led by the University of...

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The researchers found that high-elevation biodiversity hotspots will be substantially reduced over the next three decades without urgent intervention.

09-24-2020 Plants

Biodiversity hotspots are shrinking in the Andes mountains

A new study published by Frontiers is one of the...

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If you want to help protect butterflies from climate change, provide them with more shady places to keep cool, according to a new study from the University of Cambridge.

09-24-2020 Science

How to help protect butterflies: give them some shade

If you want to help protect butterflies from climate change,...

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In a new study from the University of Queensland, experts describe how better conservation planning can improve the lives of humans while still protecting biodiversity.

09-22-2020 Environment

Conservation plans could benefit both nature and people

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

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The findings suggest planting trees on understocked forest land could substantially increase the country's overall carbon sequestration capacity.

09-22-2020 Plants

Fully stocking U.S. forests could reduce carbon emissions by 20 percent

Tree-planting projects have the potential to offset harmful carbon emissions...

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Experts at Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University (SPbPU) have developed a new mathematical model to predict economically important traits in crops.

09-19-2020 Plants

New model predicts economically important traits in crops

Experts at Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University (SPbPU) have...

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Researchers have been training honeybees to pick up on the scent of specific crops to seek them out for pollination, and a new study from Cell Press suggests that this strategy is effective.

09-17-2020 Animals

Scientists train honeybees with scent to boost sunflower production

Researchers have been training honeybees to pick up on the...

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An invasive beetle that has been destroying Guam's coconut trees for more than a decade has made an unexpected "host shift" to the endangered cycad tree, Cycas micronesica

09-16-2020 Plants

Invasive beetle turns its attention to Guam’s endangered cycad trees

An invasive beetle that has been destroying Guam's coconut trees...

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The research indicates that pine needles could serve as a simple and inexpensive source for measuring air pollution.

09-16-2020 Plants

Pine needles can be used to measure air pollution

Evergreen trees hold a record of air quality in magnetic...

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