Agriculture
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We Can Enjoy Pumpkin Pie On Thanksgiving Because Mammoths Went Extinct
When tracing evolutionary history of gourd seeds, researchers found that the disappearance of large animals directly correlated to changes in distribution of the wild plants.
Latest Research Articles
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Agricultural Practices That Caused Dust Bowl Continue To Impact Nation's Soil Quality, Researchers Say
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Long-Lost Urban Fruit May Be More Nutritious Than Commercially Grown Counterparts, Say Researchers
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Unique Photosynthesis Allows Juicy Pineapples To Grow Using Less Water
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Could We Actually Farm On Mars Like Stranded Astronaut In ‘The Martian’?
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Himalayas Take Water Scarcity Hit From Climate Change, Researchers Say
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Forests: Protected and 'Intact' Forests Fell in Asia, But Also North America, 2000-2012
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Mobile App Shows World Water Use Maps: Conservation
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Rejuvenating Natural Plant Defenses
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Researchers Reveal Three New Species Of Fruit Flies
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Students Revive Extinct Squash From 800-Year-Old Seeds
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Pecans Use Less Water If Irrigated Earlier, Study Shows
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Mysterious Origin Of Black Rice Found, Researchers Say
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Did Earth Have Saturn-like Rings Millions of Years Ago?
