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This 'weed' is now growing everywhere in the garden—and it's more valuable than many think
Anyone walking through the garden in April will now see it everywhere: small green plants in beds, pots, and cracks in the pavement. What was easy to overlook a few weeks ago has now spread ...
Spinach looks nothing like parsley, and basil bears no resemblance to thyme. Each plant has a typical leaf shape that can differ even within the same family. The information about what shape leaves ...
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This is a seedling of the emerging model organism Cardamine hirsuta visualized using confocal microscopy and morphographix software. This image relates to a paper that appeared in the 14 Feb., 2014, ...
This Letter should have been published under a Creative Commons licence according to the Nature policy on publishing the primary sequence of an organism's genome for ...
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