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How researchers flinging salmon inadvertently spurred tree growth

Scientists studying salmon in Alaska flung dead fish into the forest. After 20 years, the nutrients from those carcasses sped up tree growth.

By Laurel Hamers | 1:54pm, October 30, 2018

News | Plants

Ancient South Americans tasted chocolate 1,500 years before anyone else

By Bruce Bower | 12:00pm, October 29, 2018

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Liverwort plants contain a painkiller similar to the one in marijuana

By Jennifer Leman | 5:34pm, October 24, 2018

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Plants engineered to always be on alert don’t grow well

By Jennifer Leman | 4:09pm, October 22, 2018

Science Visualized | Plants

Dandelion seeds create a bizarre whirlpool in the air to fly

By Helen Thompson | 1:00pm, October 17, 2018

50 Years Ago | Plants

50 years ago, a 550-year-old seed sprouted

By Tina Hesman Saey | 7:00am, October 10, 2018

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Lemur study suggests why some fruits smell so fruity

By Susan Milius | 2:12pm, October 03, 2018

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Gene editing can speed up plant domestication

By Tina Hesman Saey | 11:00am, October 01, 2018

Reviews & Previews | Plants

Smart plants can teach us a thing or two

By Rachel Ehrenberg | 7:00am, September 18, 2018

Feature | Plants

How plant microbes could feed the world and save endangered species

By Amber Dance | 11:00am, September 06, 2018

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