The strange, controversial way plants trap CO2
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Global warming will open Arctic to invasive species, Smithsonian scientists say
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Too valuable to lose: Extinct relative reveals rarity of last two remaining monk seal species
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Diverse forests are stronger against deer
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Matthew Larsen
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Cold, dark and lonely: Deep-water corals thrive where the sun never shines
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Greenhouse “time machine” sheds light on corn domestication
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Trees grow faster and store more carbon as they age
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Fungi may determine the future of soil carbon
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Mangroves creep north in response to warmer temperatures
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Non-insect invertebrates are focus of new global genome-sequencing alliance
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New project to unlock migration mysteries from air
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Wetlands sinking with human-built structures
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Ancient algal ‘tree rings’ show dramatic decline in Arctic and sub-Arctic sea ice
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Scientists shine light on world’s least-studied bat: Mortlock Islands flying fox
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Blood molecules preserved for millions of years in abdomen of fossil mosquito
