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Scientists Discover Desert Moss 'Syntrichia Caninervis' That Can Survive on Mars
The Syntrichia caninervis plant, which can be found in places like the Mojave Desert and Antarctica, can theoretically grow on Mars. Click to read more.
Latest Research Articles
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Plant Reproduction: Angiosperms with Male and Female Reproductive Organs Can Mate and Reject Suitors [Study]
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Hickory Tree: What Makes These Temperate Forest Trees Unique?
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Sea Turtle Killer: Mysterious Deaths of Marine Reptiles in Venezuela Blamed on 'Beach Cabbage'
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Climate Change Could Drive 'Devastating' Plant Changes, Forcing Plant Hardiness Levels to Shift North: Plant Pathologist Says
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Metallic Microplastics in Glitter Interfere With Photosynthesis of Aquatic Plants
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Orchid Family Tree Existed in Northern Hemisphere 85 Million Years Ago That Could Help With Conservation Plans
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Color of Nature: Why Blue is Rare in Nature as Opposed to Green, Other Colors?
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Forests Discovered Hiding 'Complex Role' in Global Climate System, Water Cycle
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Dragon Fruit Tree: Meet the Climbing Cactus on Trees, Other Structures
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Plant Communication: Study Shows First-Ever Video of Plants Talking with Each Other
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Volcanic Eruptions Can Be Predicted With Trees, Plants Due to Volcanic Gas Sensitivity
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Extreme Weather Changes Put Pressure on Animals And Plants in UK