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University of Alberta researchers have, for the first time, captured a much better view of what may be contributing to failures in lodgepole pine seed orchards—a tree essential to Alberta's forest ...

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Extreme temperature swings, known as continental climate, are common in North America's interior. Plants enter a hibernation-like state called dormancy to survive cold winters and avoid growing too ...

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Remote work grew rapidly during COVID and remains a significant part of many workplaces — which means many of us sit at our battle stations all day. But as is often the case, when you get busy, it ...

Decades of textbook biology may need to be rewritten after an imaging study has revealed that hair does not grow by being pushed out from the root, as previously believed—but is pulled upward by ...

A new analysis from Global Forest Watch shows that from 2000 to 2024, Georgia ranked second in tree loss nationwide. For Greg Levine, Executive Director of Trees Atlanta, fighting this trend is his ...

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