New invasive species database allows public to ID marine invaders with a home computer
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First fish App from the Smithsonian free on iTunes. “The Smithsonian Guide to the Shore Fishes of the Tropical Eastern Pacific”
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Fungi-filled forests are critical if endangered orchids are to thrive
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Cold spells spell trouble for warm-weather invasives
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Location matters: For invasive aquatic species, it’s better to start upstream
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Alaska’s cold waters no barrier to invasive marine species, scientists say
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Science at the Smithsonian: 165 years of scientific achievement
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SERC sedge grass experiment mimics predicted global-change scenario
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Smithsonian team finds northern snakehead fish in Maryland’s Rhode River
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The small whorled pogonia
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New Mathias Lab at Environmental Research Center will have low environmental impact
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Falling trees help invasive wineberry move into deciduous forests in North America
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NASA to help Smithsonian botanists track northern creep of Florida mangroves
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New bacteria genome may help solve mystery of how methylmercury is made
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Smithsonian researchers help block ship-borne bioinvaders with new screening strategy
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Oysters on floating plates help scientists study acidification and shell growth
