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New evolutionary study shows evidence for LUPA (Last Universal Photosynthetic Ancestor) Life on Earth as we know it essentially depends on photosynthesis. The process of photosynthesis is arguably the most important...
Have you ever tried growing native plants or setting up a native garden and found that some plants grow slow or not at all? The issue may not be your lack...
The Nebraska salt marshes are a very unique ecosystem and one of the few places in the US where the ground water is naturally salty. They are a relic of ancient...
Bellevue University, in collaboration with the Winogradsky Institute of Biology and GEOMAR, announces the discovery of a new bacterium, Thioalkalicoccus limnaeus strain Um2, found in a hydrothermal system from Russia’s Baikal...
Epiphyllum oxypetalum, the Dutchman’s pipe cactus or better known as Queen of the Night, is a species of cactus that is native to Southern Mexico and to extensive areas of South America. It is widely...
Summer is almost over, but do you ever wonder what microbes are possibly in your swimming pool? You may not know that some species can easily survive chlorine and can be...
Native plants don’t get nearly enough research attention and the representation of genome information for native plants is substantially lower than the database information available for crop plants or popular ornamental...
Join us for TEDxOMAHA Salon: Your microbes and you! 5 September 2024 at 6:00 PM. Fun facts. Did you know that the microbes that live in you, on you, and around...
Dr. John Kyndt, Professor of Microbiology and Sustainability is one of this year’s recipients of the Nebraska EPSCoR grants for Undergraduate Research Experience in Small Colleges and Universities. His proposal entitled:...
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