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Will loss of plant diversity compromise Earth’s life-support systems?

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Biodiversity around the world is increasingly threatened by global warming, habitat loss, and other human impacts. But what does this loss of species mean for the functioning of ecosystems that humans depend on for goods and services? Can ec…

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How some plants spread their seeds: Ready, set, catapult

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Catapults are often associated with a medieval means of destruction, but for some plants, they are an effective way to launch new life. Dispersing seeds greater distances by catapulting can provide selective advantages, including the establish…

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The risks and benefits of using poplars for biofuels

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A potential solution for global energy demands is the use of Poplar, a fast-growing tree with high yields, for biofuels. To get the most out of Poplar plantations, varieties that are the best fit for the conditions — ones with disease resistance or…

Categories Blog Entry, Earth, Energy & Environment, Health, Life & Non-humans

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