Topic: Plants

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March Heat Broke 15,000 Records; Weather Could Have Deadly Effects

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Discovered in Green: The warmest March ever, the deadly effects of these unusual temps, imported plants import unwanted pests and at least one species can adapt to the acidification of the oceans. 

 

By Caitlin Dickson

Jul 8, 2011

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