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Across southeastern US, weedy rice steals herbicide resistance from crop rice
Hengen Lab explores connections between disease and neural teamwork in new Neuron study
Carlen wins Association for Women in Science award
Sampling eDNA for global biodiversity census
Scientists track red-tailed hawks nesting near WashU campus
Here and Next grant funds researchers seeking to use microbiome to restore soil health in Missouri
New research offers insights into the inner workings of DNA methylation
How bias shows up in maps made with citizen science data
Bio 4935 Research Perspectives gives undergrads scientific writing and communications experience
Fred: A Goose on a Mission
Beyond the lab: squirrels, urban landscapes, and the joy of research
St. Louis groups hope to inspire students to become scientists through 'living lab'
Environmental DNA could revolutionize monitoring of fish and wildlife
Missouri native is flowering earlier due to climate change
Butterfly beginnings: Butterfly tree of life reveals an origin in North America
Depositing centromere repeats induces heritable intragenic heterochromatin establishment and spreading in Arabidopsis
Small flowers focus of big climate research at Missouri Botanical Garden
How GPS tracking is helping expand our understanding of Forest Park
TikTok Told Me to Adopt a Pigeon: #PigeonTok is rebranding the unloved birds as pets, not pests.
A Growing Art—Meet the IOTY 2021 Americas Regional Winner
Weedy rice has become herbicide resistant through rapid evolution
Squirrels and the city
A Navajo scientist couldn't translate his work to his family. Now, because of a UW-Madison project he co-founded, he can.
The birds and the bees — and the temperature gauge
Best offense is a great defense for some carnivorous plants
Study: Climate change improves violet blooms, but there’s a hitch
Radin wins Olympus Image of the Year award for the region of Americas
Climate Change and Common Violets
Researchers honored as outstanding mentors
The NYC Squirrel Census is back with new results — and a toll-free number
‘Fight or flight’ – unless internal clocks are disrupted, study in mice shows
For larger, older trees, it’s all downhill from here
Which Butterflies Might Go Extinct From Climate Change? Ask This Brazilian Scientist!
Sticky toes unlock life in the trees
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