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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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GRANT PROPELS HISTORICAL BOTANICAL COLLECTION INTO THE 21ST CENTURY

World's Elephant Expert Visits Ecology Center

Iron-Binding Compounds Produced By Marine Bacteria Have Important Implications For Marine Microbial Ecology

Human Genome Research in Progress at UCSB

HUMAN BREAST CANCER LINKED TO INFECTED MICE SAYS STUDY

For a Fish, There's no Place Like Home, Say Major Studies,Offering Key Information for Fisheries Management

THE TALE OF FINDING THE OLDEST DINOSAUR FOSSILS

DISCOVERY OF OLDEST DINOSAUR BONES REPORTED IN SCIENCE

Search and Support for the Rare White Abalone is on; Sex Must Occur with Close Neighbors

Scientist Probes Marine Iron Particles Uptake Puzzle

JURASSIC PERIOD MAMMAL TEETH FOUND; PREVAILING THEORIES CHALLENGED

Nature Publishes Secret of Abalone Shell Strength
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