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Puerto Rican student turned plantain peels into weed-fighting mulch
97% of strangler figs in Indonesia grew on burned ground, aiding forest recovery
'I was not yet asleep, and now I don’t think I’ll be…': Nobel winner Karl Deisseroth reacts
Ageing mice study finds why 'zombie cells' evade immune clearance and fuel inflammation
40 oyster reefs placed along Gandy's Beach in New Jersey to support live oysters and cut storm-wave
Burmese pythons and invasive plants reshape Everglades as native mammals decline by about 90%
Times of india science·6 Oct 2026
The Everglades is grappling with the impacts of non-native species that are wreaking havoc on its native ecosystems. Invasive plants such as Melaleuca and Brazilian pepper are changing fire patterns…
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