Biology
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Microbes at the Root of Coastal Plant Health Georgia Tech Study Sheds Light on Ecosystem Engineers
Georgia's saltwater marshes—living where the land meets the ocean—stretch along the state's entire 100-mile coastline. These rich ecosystems are largely dominated by just one plant: grass.
Latest Research Articles
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Revolutionary Enzyme from Fruit Fly Testes Could Hold the Key to Controlling Disease-Carrying Insects
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Navigating Towards Sustainability: Innovative Genomic Strategies Reshape Fishing Industry
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Kampot Pepper Wilts Under Cambodian Sun Amidst Record Temperatures
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From Palm to Olive: The Global Journey of Oil Crops Through the Lens of Conservation and Human Rights
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Salad Chain Innovates with Regenerative Agriculture to Counterbalance Carbon Footprint from New Steak Menu
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African Elephants Use Defecation, Urination and Secretion to Greet Their Kin, 71% of the Time [Study]
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Atomic-Level Insights into Cancer Cells Could Revolutionize Early Detection Methods
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Isopods’ Precise Nutrient Regulation Offers Insight into Desert Ecosystem Dynamics
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Biodiversity on Earth Could be Influenced by Planet's Weak Magnetic Field Over 500 Million Years Ago [Study]
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Rising Temperatures and CO2 Levels Lead to Prolonged, Intense Oak Pollen Seasons
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Environment, Temperature and Air Quality Have Varying Impacts on Sperm Health Across US States [Data]
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Mutant Bacteria with High Resistance to Drugs Found on International Space Station, NASA Says