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Invasive Honeysuckle Bushes Outcompete Native Species for Sunlight Tipping Kansas Ecosystem
The ecosystem of Kansas is at risk as invasive honeysuckle bushes' prolific growth rate outcompete the native plant species for sunlight. Read more here.
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Blocking Sunlight Could Address Climate Change Issue: White House Report Indicates
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Ocean Plastic Can Be Destroyed by Bacteria and Our Sun [Study]
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Aztec Civilization Harnessed the Sun and Mountains to Feed Millions [Study]
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Scientists Recommend Reducing Incoming Sunlight to Refreeze the Earth's Poles
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Astronaut Captures Moment 'Sunglint' Turns Sea Surface Into a Silver Mirror Off the Greek Islands
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Scientists Identify Protein and Growth Hormone That Accelerate Plant Growth Under Sunlight and Heat
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Vitamin D Deficiency Worsens Disease Severity, Increased Amount Protects Against H1N1 and SARS-CoV-2
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Plants Go into Photosynthesis 'Beast Mode' After Gene Mutation: New Study
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Tree Growth is Not Entirely Dependent on Photosynthesis: New Study
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Sunlight Dissolved Up to 17% of Oil During the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Incident: New Study
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Global Water Crisis Can Be Solved By An Unlikely Ally -- Sunlight!
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Here's How Ants Walk Backward to Find Home
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