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The war in Ukraine and climate disasters have focused people’s minds on issues of food security. Can researchers help to address the practical and political problems and what does history teach us?

The Gorteria diffusa from South Africa is the only daisy that produces a three-dimensional fake female fly to entice male flies to pollinate it.

Gorteria diffusa is the only daisy known to develop structures on its petals that look like female flies.

How a species of South African daisy, Gorteria diffusa, have evolved to produce a complicated structure resembling a female fly on their petals.

Grapevines that have been cultivated for thousands of years have a significant impact on European civilizations. However, the origins and spread of the grapevine have been hotly debated among researchers. In a new genome project, scientists have analysed thousands of vine genomes

Cultivation and growth of grapevines have strongly influenced European civilizations, but where the grapevine comes from and how it has spread across ....

More than 250 million strawberry plants sold this campaign in Spain, Morocco, Greece and Italy

It uses genetic engineering and artificial intelligence to detect agricultural damage with an eye towards global food insecurity.

The following is a news release from Idaho STEM Action Center. POCATELLO — Student projects from American Heritage Charter School in Idaho Falls earned both Best in Fair awards at the 2023 Eastern Idaho Science and Engineering Fair, and one from Alturas Preparatory Academy in Idaho Falls garnered Fair Runner Up. They were among 28 […]

Dozens of presentations from UArizona experts, a film festival and more are on tap at this year's Wonder House as the university returns to South by Southwest.