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Wolves gone, western ecosystems suffer

...d helped lead directly to the collapsing health of aspen and some other tree species and vegetation. ...sts, in previous work, documented that the loss of aspen and cottonwood trees in Yellowstone National Park dated almost exactly to the extermination of the l...

Tiny toads fitted with backpacks

...t survive anymore," Browne said. "It indicates the aspen parkland is not as healthy as it used to be." Browne's studies will offer up clues as to how a balance can be struck between land development and the need to preserve breeding, foraging and hibernation habitats for toads and other amphibious species....

York researchers develop pollution-busting plants to clean up contaminated land

... to robust plants species such as trees, including aspen and poplar, and perennial grasses. The technique can also be used to modify plants to resist other organic pollutants....

Important gene controlling tree growth and development found

...ay different critical daylengths. For instance, an aspen tree from the middle of Germany stops growing and sets buds when the days get shorter than 16 hours. Compare this with a tree from northern Sweden which stops growing and prepares for winter already when the days get shorter than 21 hours long. Trees...

Discovery may speed forest biotechnology

... evolution and also performed similar functions in aspen trees. To their surprise, however, the researchers...al conditions, the researchers found. They studied aspen trees from different populations, and found that trees adapted to colder northern climates shut down...

Leibniz Prize winners 2007 announced

...n. By expressing the flower-identity gene LEAFY in aspen plants, he was able to reduce the trees flowering time, which is normally more than eight years, to just a few months. This is significant especially in regard to the acceleration of marker-assisted breeding programmes, where earlier flowering saves ...

Presence of wolves allows aspen recovery in Yellowstone

...nd for the first time in more than 50 years, young aspen trees are growing again in the northern range of Y...en restored to an important natural ecosystem, and aspen trees are surviving elk browsing for the first time in decades. The research, done by forestry re...

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(Date:5/22/2013)... engineers must join together in a major new effort ... crisis in providing Earth,s people with clean water that ... of a comment article in the current edition of ... of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world,s largest ... Sedlak, Ph.D., and Jerald L. Schnoor, Ph.D., explain that ...
(Date:5/22/2013)... in cellular DNA can endanger the whole organism, as ... at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet (LMU) in Munich now report how byproducts ... helix. , The DNA in our cells controls the ... bodies. The instructions for this are encoded in the ... the bases adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G) and ...
(Date:5/22/2013)... the biodiversity of pollinating insects and wild plants have ... , Researchers led by the University of Leeds and ... evidence of dramatic reductions in the diversity of species ... and 1980s. , But the picture brightened markedly after ... losses among bees, hoverflies and wild plants. ...
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