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Large‐scale quantification of stomatal patterning in barley leaves overexpressing epidermal patterning factor 1 reveals differential stomatal density between the adaxial and abaxial surfaces and spatial heterogeneity that impact stomatal function

New Phytologist, EarlyView.

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New Science on Dynamic Accumulators and Weed Tea

Gardeners talk a lot about dynamic accumulators, and they are important for techniques such as permaculture and regenerative agriculture. The problem was that we didn’t have an accepted definition for them – nobody agreed on what they were. The science of dynamic accumulators has recently advanced, and we now have a proper definition, an extensive … Read More

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Making Edges Productive


Our chain link fence gets completely woven through with weeds during the summer that constantly have to be trimmed back. If left unkept they’ll protrude 2-3 feet. I’ve thought of digging up what I can but unless my neighbor does the same I’m not sure it would do much. I’d love to have something along the edge of the fence as this is wasted space but I’m stuck on how to do so since I can’t control the growth already there. Curious if anyone has any ideas!

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