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According to a new study, seagrass fisheries provide a trustworthy safety net for disadvantaged people because fishermen believe certain environments can sustain significant fish yields over time.

"We expect the Victory strawberry to have strong growth in Spain, Morocco, and Italy"

We take a deeper look at the Plant Sciences degree at the University of Missouri.

UGA’s Schmitz named finalist for 2022 Blavatnik National Awards for Young Scientists.

Any flower or vegetable grown in a Prairie garden can also be grown in a pot as long as adequate water, soil and sunlight are available.

The award of Designated status by the Arts Council England officially recognises our Herbariums importance as a major archive of biodiversity - including specimens collected by Charles Darwin! @ace_national @CUHerb @PlantSci

Financing co-led by new investor Lansdowne Partners and existing investors Oxford Science Enterprises and Parkwalk Advisors, with BGF Investments, Bits x Bites Growth Fund, IP Group, and University

Financing co-led by new investor Lansdowne Partners and existing investors Oxford Science Enterprises and Parkwalk Advisors, with BGF Investments, Bits x Bites...

Discover Tel Aviv University's dozens of programs taught entirely in English. Learn more at TAUi's Open Day, June 1-2.

The history — and future — of these iconic palms are the subject of Marcos Trinidad's latest episode of the Human/Nature podcast from LAist Studios.