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A common mold could help a bee species thrive - Vimarsana News

A common mold could help a bee species thrive

Leafcutter bees cut circular bits of leaves to use as building materials for their nests. Researchers have found that the bees prefer leaves that harbor the common mold Aspergillus, which may help enhance the insects' health and survival.

An Aggie's Revenge – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

An Aggie's Revenge – Texas Monthly

Starting with his alma mater and using little more than charm, Robert Hicks conned the college fundraising industry out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. His name is mud at A&M.

Ford gives the scoop on edible plants at Aug. 29 festival - Vimarsana News

Ford gives the scoop on edible plants at Aug. 29 festival

Did you say you just found an unusual, pretty plant with a berry? And, you’re just about to pop it into your mouth?

Karlsruhe Institute Of Technology Researchers Discover Biochar Base Drives Plant Response - Vimarsana News

Karlsruhe Institute Of Technology Researchers Discover Biochar Base Drives Plant Response

Phosphorus is one of the most commonly used fertilizers worldwide, with German agriculture alone using 115,000 tons a year. But natural phosphorus deposits are shrinking. An alternative could be biochar, a special biochar that is produced when biomas

Lily of the Field grows plants perfected to thrive in Flagstaff-area gardens - Vimarsana News

Lily of the Field grows plants perfected to thrive in Flagstaff-area gardens

Lily of the Field is a small plant nursery designed to grow plants specifically for Flagstaff's high-elevation, low-water environment. Read here to learn more about the gardeners behind this project.