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New Research Shows How Plant Roots Bend And Growth Downward Toward Gravity
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New Research Shows How Plant Roots Bend And Growth Downward Toward Gravity
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  • September 20, 2025
Evolution Is Not As Random As Previously Thought
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Evolution Is Not As Random As Previously Thought
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  • January 9, 2024
Discovery Of Sunscreen-like Chemicals In Fossil Plants Reveals UV Radiation Played A Part In Mass Extinction Events
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Discovery Of Sunscreen-like Chemicals In Fossil Plants Reveals UV Radiation Played A Part In Mass Extinction Events
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