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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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Children's Book by UCSB Greenhouse Manager Studies Monarch Butterflies

UCSB Study Shows Forest Insects and Diseases Arrive in U.S. Via Imported Plants

‘Seeing Nature’ Exhibit Examines Human Views of the Natural World

UCSB Researcher Receives $600,000 NSF Award for Study of Soil and Carbon Sequestration

UC Santa Barbara Researchers Discover Genetic Link Between Visual Pathways of Hydras and Humans
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UC Santa Barbara Researchers Examine the Consequences of Non-Intervention for Infectious Disease in Highly Endangered African Great Apes

Global Experts Question Claims About Jellyfish Populations –– Are Jellyfish Increasing in the World's Oceans?
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UCSB Graduate Student Wins UNESCO Fellowship

Major Study of Ocean Acidification Helps Scientists Evaluate Effects of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide on Marine Life

New Study Evaluates Impact of Land-Use Activity in the Amazon Basin

UCSB Student to Accept White House Award

Study of Flower Petals Shows Evolution at the Cellular Level
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