Plant Science and Landscape Architecture
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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Students Channel Animal Instincts to Create Urban Spaces
Summer Design Course Explores Human, Wildlife Cohabitation
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Insight From an ‘Inside-out Fruit’
Strawberries’ External Seeds Helped UMD Researcher ID Mechanism for Fruit and Seed Development in Flowering Plants
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UMD Team Wins EPA’s Green Infrastructure Design Competition
Plan Would Reduce Runoff, Expand Green Space, Emphasize Campus Creek
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Could Stressed Plants Be Healthier Plants?
$600K USDA Grant Funds Study on How Drought, Light and Temperature Could Improve Nutrition and Pathogen Resistance in Kale, Lettuce
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Finding ‘Lost History’ in Your Glass
Alum Helps Continue Family’s Mead-Making Tradition, Honoring Holocaust Survivor and Winery Founder
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Researchers Seek Ancient Answers to Safeguard Modern Wheat Strains
$800K USDA Grant Supports Method to Breed in Pathogen, Pest Resistance
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