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Researchers Develop Process to Reduce Unpleasant Smells in Plant-Based Proteins

Two-step fermentation method removes up to 99% of off-putting aromas, making plant proteins more appealing to consumers.

Jumping Spiders' Hydraulic Mechanism Unveiled

UC Berkeley researcher uses advanced imaging to study the microscopic structures behind spiders' powerful leaps.

Phoenix Hosts Largest Rosy-Faced Lovebird Colony Outside Africa

The small parrots have thrived in the desert city by living near humans and their air conditioning.

Novel Root Imaging Platform Accelerates Plant Research

ORNL's new robotic system enables rapid analysis of plant root systems to support development of stress-tolerant crops

Scientists Say Genetic Analysis Could Speed Restoration of American Chestnut

New study finds genetic testing can reveal disease-resistant trees to accelerate reforestation efforts.

Far-Red Light Crucial for Strawberry Growth, Quality

Studies show timing and direction of far-red light exposure significantly impact plant performance

Scientists Say Genetic Analysis Could Speed Restoration of American Chestnut

New study finds genetic testing can reveal disease-resistant trees to accelerate reforestation efforts.

Oak trees rely on microbes to survive drought and disease

Scientists discover oak trees' microbial communities remain remarkably stable, even under severe stress, suggesting a long-term partnership key to tree resilience.

Scientists say genetic analysis could greatly speed restoration of iconic American chestnut

A new study provides hope for revitalizing the once-dominant American chestnut tree through genetic testing and breeding.

Scientists Say Genetic Analysis Could Accelerate Restoration of Iconic American Chestnut Tree

Researchers believe genetic techniques could help revive the once-dominant tree species in eastern U.S. forests.

Genetic Analysis Could Accelerate Restoration of Iconic American Chestnut, Scientists Say

Researchers believe genomic tools could help revive the once-dominant tree species in eastern U.S. forests

Nashville Residents Needed for Annual Bird Count

The Great Backyard Bird Count runs from February 13-16 and invites all to observe and record local avian populations.

Rare Red Rock Sunflower Faces Extinction Risk, Petition Argues

Conservationists seek federal protection for the flower found only in Nevada's Red Rock Canyon.

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