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Investigators are increasingly using family tree DNA to crack cold cases. But the technology that drives it is expensive.
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Investigators are increasingly using family tree DNA to crack cold cases. But the technology that drives it is expensive.
Investigators are increasingly using family tree DNA to crack cold cases. But the technology that drives it is expensive.
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The following is a news release from NDSU Extension Agent Randy Grueneich. “The announcement in early September that Palmer Amaranth (Waterhemp’s nasty brother) had been identified in Barnes County was not welcomed news. This member of the “Pigweed Family” is known to have a faster growth rate and is more competitive with corn and soybeans so it could have a major impact on cropland in Barnes County. It also shares Waterhemp’s ability to produce a large amount (1 million) of seed on a healthy female plant. These tiny seeds can germinate every...