UF Keeps Pace With Industry In The Science Of Growing Grass
GAINESVILLE—Used to be, if you wanted to manage a golf course, all you needed to know was how high to mow and when to turn on the sprinklers.
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Chinese and U.S. Scientists Identify The World’s Oldest Flowering Plant
GAINESVILLE — On the floor of a steamy Asian forest, a woody plant destined for immortality was thriving among the dragonflies and dinosaurs when a nearby volcano erupted and left it buried in ash.
The Pumpkin Of The Tropics Likes Florida, Too, Research Shows
BRADENTON—The pumpkin pie of Thanksgiving future may come out of Don Maynard’s research laboratory.
New Forest Owners Prefer Enjoying Their Land Over Working It
GAINESVILLE A dramatic shift in the demographics of Florida’s private forest landowners indicates the traditional farmer may be giving way to the more white-collar, absentee landowner, according to a recent University of Florida survey.
University of Florida Cyberbugs Teach Students About Entomology
GAINESVILLE—If you think you’ve got bugs in your computer, try logging into the University of Florida’s 4-H Bug Club.