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by Newcastle University. Budding new plant biology research is paving the potential to produce food crops that not only survive but thrive in salty conditions. With salt estimated to affect up to 30% of arable land worldwide—jeopardizing …
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Source: Badische Zeitung [in German, trans. & summ. Mod.DHA, edited] https://www.badische-zeitung.de/pilzbefall-stellt-winzer-und-landwirte-in-suedbaden-vor-grosse-problemeFarmers and grape growers are suffering …
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Genomes of diverse microbes point to early evolution of a rudimentary immune system
By Robert F Service The last ancestor shared by all living organisms was a microbe that lived 4.2 billion years ago, had a fairly large genome encoding some …
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Scientists fear adaptations to global heating may leave some species struggling to mate successfully
An ambush bug with a darker-coloured body is better at snagging a sexual partner than its brighter counterpart when it is chilly. …
LOGAN, Utah, July 1, 2024 — Scientists at the United States …
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Source: Proplanta [in German, trans. & summ. Mod.DHA, edited] https://www.proplanta.de/agrar-nachrichten/pflanze/krautfaeule-bedroht- kartoffelanbau-in-europa_article1718020224.html The German unions of farmers ( …
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ProMED-mail is a program of the Source: Vertical Farm Daily [summ. Mod.DHA, edited] https://www.verticalfarmdaily.com/article/9641441/a-new-race-of-bremia-lactucae-bl-41eu-identified-and- denominated-in-europe/ _ …
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ProMED-mail is a program of the Source: National Agrarian Health Service of Peru (SENASA) [in Spanish, machine trans., summ. Mod.DHA, edited] https://www.gob.pe/institucion/senasa/noticias/967156-senasa-trabaja-en-la- …
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