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USU Researcher Named a Fellow of the American Society for Horticultural Science
Bugbee, whose work centers on environmental plant physiology in the Department of Plants, Soil, and Climate Science,…
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Ask an Expert - August Yard and Garden Checklist
The heat is on, and yards and gardens are trying to keep up with the temperatures.
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Ask an Expert - Iron Chlorosis: Symptoms, Causes and Solutions
Many landscape trees planted in Utah are highly susceptible to iron chlorosis, which is caused by a lack of available…
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ASK AN EXPERT - How Does Your Garden Grow? Tips for July 2020
It can be a challenge to keep gardens growing well as summer heats up, so Utah State University Extension's…
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The Utah Fire Atlas Offers Land Managers a New Tool
Wildfires were once an important driver of ecosystem health in western U.S forests, but decades of fire suppression,…
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Ask an Expert: Timing Can Be Tricky for Spring Planting
Determining when to plant a garden can be especially confusing in Utah's unpredictable, varied climate where…
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New NASA Projects with USU Ties to Grow More Greens in Zero-G
Food has taken on new appearances, new properties, and even new functions in the 21st century, but plants continue to…
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Teaching Greenhouse Plant Sale Moves Online with Curbside Pick-up
The Dale & Adele Young Teaching Greenhouse & Plant Shop at Utah State University has moved its seasonal plant…
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Not Falling Far from Tree: USU Ecologist Studies Seed-to-Seedling Transitions
In the journal 'Ecology,' Noelle Beckman and colleagues examine spatial processes during the early life history of a…
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USU Extension Professors Make a Green Impact with Gardens and Guides
As more and more people move to urban centers, there is an increasing need to create environmental spaces that focus…
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Soils Science Graduate Students Earns National Research Award
Idowu Atoloye, a student in Utah State University's Department of Plants, Soils and Climate, was awarded the Nelson…
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Get Outside: Plant-Soil Research in Greenhouses Differs Strongly From Field Studies
First-graders know that seedlings need three things to grow - sunlight, water and soil.