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Michigan State discovery could lead to nutrient-rich crops: BTN LiveBIG

Michigan State discovery could lead to nutrient-rich crops: BTN LiveBIG

Understanding a rather particular protein could lead to more nutritious fruits, vegetables and grains.

This moth, a large yellow underwing (Noctua pronuba), was found in the IFNH Wildflower Meadow on the Cook Campus at Rutgers University-New Brunswick during the 2016 Personal Bioblitz.

Rutgers citizen-scientists set out on a 'Bioblitz': BTN LiveBIG

Rutgers citizen-scientists set out on a 'Bioblitz': BTN LiveBIG

A simple contest invites this community to observe the nature that surrounds them.

Illinois biologists hope to reduce hunger by hacking photosynthesis: BTN LiveBIG

Illinois biologists hope to reduce hunger by hacking photosynthesis: BTN LiveBIG

Bright ideas to boost plant productivity.

Dr. Harkamal Walia in the University of Nebraska's Phenotyping Greenhouse.

Nebraska's high tech greenhouse puts plants on the right track: BTN LiveBIG

Nebraska's high tech greenhouse puts plants on the right track: BTN LiveBIG

Inside the Cornhuskers' automated wonderland of agricultural research.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor Jame Van Etten works on petri dishes of algae

A Nebraska researcher looks back at 50 years of discovery: BTN LiveBIG

A Nebraska researcher looks back at 50 years of discovery: BTN LiveBIG

Basic research that is anything but "basic."

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