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A forest smothered in vines.
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Jonathan Hammond via iStock
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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An aerial view of a forest
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Nathan Stephenson, USGS
Variation within a given species enables some individuals to survive harsher drought conditions than others.

UC Santa Barbara ecologist receives award for research on the interplay between plant physiology and ecosystem dynamics

Facing the Heat
A dusky-footed woodrat with baby in tow

Mapping Lyme Disease Out West

A Changing Sea Floor
Light shines through the leaves of a venus flytrap, revealing a captured insect

Mixing Up Metabolism
sample tubes containing seawater and sand in a test tube rack

Fantastic Bioplastic
From left, Bob Miller, Julie Black, Bradford Jones and Kyle Emery

Serendipity on the Shore
A mechanical wheel topped with a tarp-like cover tiled in solar panels sits in a green river surrounded by green foliage

Catching Plastic at Its Source
Two silver colored fish swim above a red coral reef in dark blue water

Healing Our Ocean
Humpback whale's tail above water against city skyline

Safe Harbor
Aspens towering into blue sky

From the Soil to the Sky

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