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2 hrs ago | Science Blog

Will earlier springs throw nature out of step?

The recent trend towards earlier UK springs and summers has been accelerating, according to a study published today in the scientific journal Global Change Biology .

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Related Topix: Science, Ecology

6 hrs ago | TheSpectrum.com

Study: Bark beetles' song could save forests

Researchers at Northern Arizona University think they may have found an environmentally safe and readily available weapon against the tree-eating armies of bark beetles.

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Related Topix: Northern Arizona University, Rush Limbaugh, Science, Natural Disasters, Wildfire, Fire

11 hrs ago | WisInfo

Amazon a surprising place for travelers

In November and December, Don and Kathleen Hasenohrl of Pittsville took a cruise out of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

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Related Topix: Fort Lauderdale Metro, Miami Metro, South America, World News, Brazil, Science, Home Gardening, Home

15 hrs ago | Jan Samachar

India is Sharply Divided Over Introduction of BT Brinjal

That point of view has been supported by Science and Technology Minister Prithviraj Chavan, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Director General Samir Brahmachari and Department of Biotechnology Secretary M.K. Bhan, among others.

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Related Topix: World News, India, Asia, Agriculture, Science, Life, Food, Vegetables

Mon Feb 08, 2010

Lake Elsinore Valley News

UC researcher develops masking agents to keep mosquitoes and insects at bay

A process developed by a UC Riverside researcher to keep mosquitoes and other insects at bay might be turned into a commercial product, university officials said today.

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Related Topix: Science, UC Riverside

TreeHugger

Migrating Insects Use Wind to Travel Efficiently at Speeds of up to 60 MPH

Science recently published a study titled " Flight Orientation Behaviors Promote Optimal Migration Trajectories in High-Flying Insects ". It's about how migrating insects have evolved to take advantage very efficiently of high speed winds to travel hundreds of miles in relatively short periods of time, all that while correcting for crosswinds ...

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BusinessWeek

Monsanto, Dow Argentina Chemical Sales Soar on Rains...

Monsanto Co., Dow Chemical Co. and BASF SE said pesticide sales in Argentina are booming as farmers fight to save a record soy crop from insect and fungi attacks.

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Related Topix: Rubber-Plastics, Manufacturing, Dow Chemical, Monsanto, Chemicals, Agriculture, Science, Weather, Natural Disasters, Drought

Hampshire Chronicle

A 2.25m investment to spoil insectsa sex life

THE pest control company from Hampshire that uses insectsa sex drive as a weapon against them has won A 2.25m investment to create new products and expand overseas.

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Related Topix: Human Sexuality, Science

Science Blog

Conservation from space: Landscape diversity helps to conserve insects

Rugged, hilly landscapes with a range of different habitat types can help maintain more stable butterfly populations and thus aid their conservation, according to new findings published today in the journal Ecology Letters .

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Related Topix: Science, Ecology, Weather, Natural Disasters, Drought

Home Channel News

EcoSmart Technologies finds shelf space at Home Depot

Home Depot will add 10 new products from EcoSmart Technologies in the lawn and garden category.

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Related Topix: Home Gardening, Home

Sun Feb 07, 2010

SF Sentinel

Skewered Beetle Larva on Culinary Horizon

Recommended by nine out of ten aunts. The day when restaurants will serve garlic grasshoppers or beetle larva skewers is getting closer in Costa Rica, where scientists are "growing" insects for human consumption.

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Related Topix: Costa Rica, Central America, World News, Science

Ag Professional

Yissum, Makhteshim Agan to cooperator on environmentally-friendly crop protection technologies

Yissum, Makhteshim Agan to cooperator on environmentally-friendly crop protection technologies Feb.

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Related Topix: Agriculture, Science

Sat Feb 06, 2010

Marin Independent Journal

Apiarists hope to breed a better bee

After losing as many as a third of their bees in the past two years, Marin County's beekeepers are taking radical steps - including breeding a better bee - to save their remaining hives from destruction.

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Related Topix: Apiculture, Science, Marin County, CA, San Anselmo, CA, Agriculture, Mill Valley, CA

Joplin Globe

Soils, crops conference set for Feb. 16 in Lamar

The 84th Annual Soils and Crops Conference in Barton County begins at 8 a.m. on Feb.

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Related Topix: Agriculture, Science, Lamar, MO, Barton County, MO, University of Missouri, Nevada, MO

Sweetness & Light

Bees See Our Faces As Strange Flowers

Bees can learn to recognize human faces, or at least face-like patterns, a new study suggests.

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Related Topix: Apiculture, Science, Offbeat

Ottawa Sun

Hand of murdered victim never found

Hussein El-Hajj Hassan's hand was cut off from his body - likely with an axe - at or around the time he was killed, a forensic anthropologist testified at Fadi Saleh's is first-degree murder trial Friday.

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Related Topix: Science, Anthropology

NPR

High Above, Insects Travel On Sky Superhighways

The migrant moth Autographa gamma , one of the species of migratory insects that have evolved sophisticated flight behaviors to optimize their migratory routes Ian Woiwod / Science The migrant moth Autographa gamma , one of the species of migratory insects that have evolved sophisticated flight behaviors to optimize their migratory routes Every ...

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Related Topix: Science

Fri Feb 05, 2010

Reno Gazette-Journal

Grasshopper invasion expected in northern Nevada

RENO, Nev. - State agriculture officials are gearing up for an invasion of grasshoppers and Mormon crickets in northern Nevada.

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Related Topix: Nevada, Reno Metro, Reno, NV, Agriculture, Science

Montreal Gazette

Free entry marks Insectarium's 20 years

Dryadula phaetusa or Banded orange. The twelfth edition of Butterflies Go Free at Montreal Botanical Garden takes place on February 19 through April 26 and includes butterflies and moths from North, Central and South America.

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Related Topix: Canada, Science, Travel

The Shreveport Times

Gypsy Damaris Boston: Home garden feeds the body, nourishes the soul

The mailbox is full of gardening magazines and seed catalogues. More people are reading them as new people plan to have their first ever garden to supplement an unsure paycheck.

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Related Topix: Home Gardening, Home, Life, Food, Vegetables

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