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The tight vote on the tentative agreement between the Detroit 3 and the UAW, football stadiums making the switch to natural turf, and harnessing electricity from plants into music.
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It's a momentous week at the Frederik Meijer Gardens.Its once-tiny corpse flower is now a strapping plant, reaching several feet high, and it's about to…
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You could say, it's like something out of "Little Shop of Horrors": a nasty, giant plant that could lead to blistering, scars, even permanent blindness.…
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Your backyard may be full of potential wild edibles that you never considered.Lisa Rose is an herbalist, urban farmer and a forager. Her mission is to get…
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You'll hear gardeners and growers all over Michigan asking that question as they discover dark and nasty-looking lesions on tomato plants and…
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Hundreds of people are expected to be drawn like flies to see and smell a reeking flower in East Lansing this week. “The Latin name for this plant is…
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It was 1934. The nation was deep in the Great Depression. Franklin Delano Roosevelt was in the White House. William Comstock was Michigan's 33rd…
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We have had many conversations on Stateside about invasive species, usually the type with scales and gills, such as Asian carp.Today, we focus on invasive…
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Michigan State University researchers are celebrating the marriage of a weed and an algae gene -- and its value as a potential biofuel. The team found…
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If you've ever lived in the south, you know kudzu. It's an invasive plant that grows like crazy. Covers highway signs and telephone poles and anything…