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Imagine a prairie. How many plant species do you see? Maybe you're picturing yellow coneflowers, some little bluestem, ...

Reviving floodplain wetlands slashes carbon emissions by 39% and restores critical ecosystem functions in one year—without ...

Fungal-plant interactions are central to life on land, shaping how ecosystems function by affecting nutrient cycles, plant growth, and disease. These ...

Whether you’re planting a vegetable bed, flowers or simply hoping for greener grass, success starts with understanding the soil beneath your feet. Soil is more than just dirt — it’s a living system ...

Then on Aug. 7, Allen and Shelly Dean will host the “Northwest Ohio Premier Soil Health Field Day” at a beautiful farm site located North of U.S. Route 6 on County Road 13 (1/2 mile south of Bryan).

New research explores the surprising symbiotic relationship between tubers and different ant species at rainforest heights ...

Dryland agroecosystems, which cover approximately 40% of the world’s terrestrial regions and support over two billion people, ...

Scouting now helps guide in-season decisions and informs future variety and treatment choices. Early detection is key to managing disease outbreaks and protecting yields. Walk your fields, scout for ...

However, tropical rainforest canopies are battlegrounds for survival. Ants compete fiercely for nesting space, taking over any hollow branch or space under tree bark. Any Squamellaria ant house would ...