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Paternal Plants Could Also Share Its Chloroplasts to Its Offspring [STUDY]
For the first time, researchers at the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology in Potsdam (Germany) examined chloroplast inheritance under a variety of environmental conditions.
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Amami Rabbit Shown to Help in Seed Dispersal of Non-Photosynthetic Plant
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Avian Influenza Epidemic: H5N1 Variant at Mink Farm in Galicia, Spain Reported for the First Time
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Rare Tornado Emergency Warning Has Been Issued for Houston to New Orleans
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Toadzilla: Giant Cane Toad Discovered in Queensland, Could be the World's Largest
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Winter Storm: How to Survive Freezing Weather, Icy Conditions
Wombat Poops: The Mystery Behind Wombat’s Cube-Shaped Droppings
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New York City Snow Drought: Residents Record 300 Days Without Measurable Snowfall
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Electric Mountain Bikes: The Top Benefits of Riding Electric Mountain Bikes
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Mysterious Sparks in the Sun Could Help Scientists Predict Solar Flares for the First Time
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Predators Are Most Likely To Kill Pheasants on Unfamiliar Territory
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Wolves Turn to Alaskan Sea Otters After Being Brought Back from Extinction [Study]
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UK Weather Forecasts: Freezing Fog Causes Flight Delays, Travel Cancellations This Week
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Greta Thunberg's Gaza Flotilla Fire Not Caused by Drone, Tunisia Says
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