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A forest smothered in vines.
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Kudzu got a foothold in North America in 1876 and has since gotten a stranglehold on the forests of the Southeast.

Vast botanical data help solve Darwin’s puzzle of why some exotic plants become pests

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Assessing the Impacts of Climate Change

Of Big Data and Network Science
Parasitologists holding a slide of a larval tapeworm

Dissection of Oarfish Reveals Insights into its Ecology
Female-specific iridescent stripes in the skin of the common market squid

True Colors: Female Squid Have Two Ways to Switch Color

New Grant Supports Research on Infectious Disease Transmission
Ashley Larsen

Study Highlights Landscape Simplification and Insecticide Use

Study Examines Heavy Metal Pollutant Levels at Oil Platforms

Corpse Flower Blooms and Causes a Big Stink

Rare Corpse Flower (Titan Arum) to Bloom at Biology Greenhouse
Hymenolepsis diminuta, more commonly known as the rat tapeworm

Simple Math may Solve Longstanding Problem of Parasite Energetics
Frank Davis is the director of NCEAS.

New Moore Foundation Funding Supports UCSB Ecology Synthesis Center Embarking on a New Era

Two Faculty Named Fellows of the Ecological Society of America
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