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Plant Science and Landscape Architecture

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Road Rage(r)

On Park(ing) Day, Terps to Transform Ordinary Asphalt Into a Pavement Party

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Safeguarding Our Salads From the Roots Up

UMD Scientist Takes on E. Coli Contamination of Produce

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Study: New ‘Super Wood’ Uses Less Energy, Cuts Pollution

Stronger, Long-Lasting Building Material Can Replace Steel, Concrete and Glass

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Dye-ing for More Natural Colors

Plant Sciences Class Combines Chemistry, Art and History as Students Create Plant-, Insect-Based Dyes

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USM Named to Top 10 of Nation’s Patent-Producing Universities

University of Maryland, College Park Awarded 59 Patents in 2023

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Pollinators, Pesticides and Peaches

Professors’ Blog Expands Access to Agricultural and Nature Information for Spanish Speakers

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UMD Researchers Sequence Genome of World’s First Farmed Crop

Ancient Wheat Could Safeguard Global Food Supply by Boosting Drought, Disease Resistance of Modern Strains

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Study Finds Sea-level Rise Is Swallowing Farms in Maryland, Delaware and Virginia

UMD Researchers, Colleagues Found 19,000 Acres of Farmland Converted to Marsh in 6 Years

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Apples, Adapted

New Fruit From UMD Could Weather Changing Climate and Labor Shortages to Boost Grower Profits

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A Peek Inside … Aaliyah Flores’ Office in Plant Sciences

‘More Is More’: Administrative Assistant Shares Ethos Behind Vibrant, Verdant Space

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Safeguarding a Crop to Feed the Future

Researchers Work With Wheat to Increase Disease, Pest Resistance

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Rendering of bridge near water

Students Channel Animal Instincts to Create Urban Spaces

Summer Design Course Explores Human, Wildlife Cohabitation

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