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Leaves of three isn t true for all poison ivy

Researchers have discovered wide variability amongst poison ivy plants. "There was no clear poison ivy look. It was quite astonishing."

United statesElizabeth verteramoJyotishka dattaHannah beckerSkyla thompsonNoah magerkorthJohn jeleskoUs department of agriculture hatch grantCollege of scienceSchool of plantCollege of agricultureLife sciencesEnvironmental sciences at virginia techEnvironmental sciencesJordan metzgarPlants people

Leaves of Three, Let It Be? Not Nec-es-sarily

We’ve all heard the classic saying “leaves of three, let it be,” which means don’t touch the poison ivy. But just how accurate is that timeless phrase?

United statesHannah beckerJohn jeleskoJyotishka dattaNoah magerkorthSkyla thompsonElizabeth verteramoMax esterhuizenSchool of plantCollege of agricultureUs department of agriculture hatch grantCollege of scienceDepartment of statisticsEnvironmental sciencesLife sciencesAgriculture hatch grant

Could AI help save harmless native plants with three leaves? Maybe, but it s complicated

Could AI help save harmless native plants with three leaves? Maybe, but it s complicated
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United statesJohn jeleskoEnvironmental sciencesSchool of plantUs department of agriculture hatch grantVirginia techAgriculture hatch grantVirginia agriculture experiment stationPlants people

Bug-munching plant turns insect nurseries into death traps

The relationship between Arisaema and its prey may be more nuanced than biologists once thought.

Kenji suetsuguKobe universityPlants peopleFungus gnatsRisaema thunbergiiLant genusCarnivorous plantsPlant nurseryRevolutionary processAxy flowersKenji suetsugu

Bug-munching plant turns insect nurseries into death traps

The relationship between Arisaema and its prey may be more nuanced than biologists once thought.

Hiroke nishigakiKenji suetsuguKobe universityPlants people

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