Research by a Ph.D. graduate from the biology department at The University of New Mexico finds that frequent fires have the ...

Rio Baran's senior thesis research sought to explore what few scientists have attempted. “Rio is an exceptional undergraduate student,” said her adviser, geosciences professor John Higgins.

This discrepancy can be attributed to demographic shifts, including population growth and aging, which lead to larger at-risk populations and prolonged exposure to dietary risk factors over time.

Hence, this study aimed to analyze six covariance structures to identify one that best described the correlation between the repeated measurements in time in traits of guava ... from nine harvests of ...

In 233 U.S. cities — including 32 in New York state — starter homes have crossed the $1 million threshold, nearly tripling ...

Entire regions of trees are disappearing because of invasive pests, disease and a changing climate. The key to their ability ...

Conducted by ecologists in the University’s College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources, the study suggests ...

The shining and dangerous pest is poised to wreak havoc on Edmonton’s $400-million population of ash trees, and the city has ...

Environmental activists had intervened on April 25 to prevent the tree's complete removal, resulting in it being only lopped at the time. However, it was eventually cut down over the following ...

Unfortunately, this surface-level structure leaves the tree susceptible to easily falling over, causing damage to property and infrastructure surrounding it. As wildfires become more commonplace in ...

After years spent mapping the remnants of Boulder County’s once-vibrant apple tree population, a local preservation project ... and consolidated around a few varieties bred for durability over flavor, ...

The current summary states that Hamilton’s urban tree population is made up of 66 unique species, with over 30% of Hamilton trees being Norway ... a lot of trees and planted a lot of trees in that ...