Billions of American chestnut trees once grew in our forests. Could DNA help bring them back?
A fungus nearly wiped out this majestic tree 100 years ago – now scientists are using genetics to make it resistant to blight.
A fungus nearly wiped out this majestic tree 100 years ago – now scientists are using genetics to make it resistant to blight.
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The State of Nature Update #29 Read Post »
The world’s leading forest-certification system faces criticism, but evidence suggests it still makes a difference.
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