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- Hybridization And The Evolution Of Invasiveness In California Wild Radish (Raphanus Sativus)09-06-2005
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- ... genetically characterize the relationships between populations of hybrid-derived California wild radish and between California wild radish and both of its progenitor parents, cultivated radish (Raphanus ...
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- Native Bee Conservation Across Wild and Agricultural Lands03-02-2004
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- However, 40,000 bee species exist worldwide; nonhoney bees, such as bumble bees and solitary bees, pollinate many wild and agricultural plants in the United States and elsewhere ...
- Introduction to Biotechnology Regulation for Pesticides10-15-2008
- "This page gives an overview of pesticides biotechnology and how it is regulated."
- Introduction to Biotechnology Regulation for Pesticides< | Pesticides | US EPA10-15-2008
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- ... been registered to date have been expressed in agronomic plant species that, for the most part, do not have a reasonable possibility of passing their traits to wild native plants ... Three species of tuber-bearing wild species of Solanum occur in the United States: Solanum fendleri, Solanum ...
- Wild and Scenic Maurice River| US EPA Wild and Scenic Maurice River - Surf Your Watershed Database Entry08-02-2004
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- ... E-mail: lficcaglia@igc.apc.org Keywords: Birds, Conservation, Endangered Species, Recreation, Water Quality/Pollution, Wetlands Information Type: Text Geographical Coverage ... watersheds; oceans; science; pollution conservation; drinking water; groundwater; wastewater; monitoring Wild and Scenic Maurice River.
- Planting Fields of Wild Rice Help to Bring Back Life to the Anacostia River06-10-2004
- "Through the Rice Rangers project students will learn about the environmental importance of wetlands."
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- 06/10/2004: Planting Fields of Wild Rice Help To Bring Back Life to the Anacostia River06-10-2004
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- EPAADDEDTEXT 06/10/2004: Planting Fields of Wild Rice Help To Bring Back Life to the Anacostia River Planting Fields of Wild Rice Help To Bring Back Life to the Anacostia River ...
- EPA Exposure Research - Molecular Characterization of Microsporidia Indicates That Fur-Bearing Wild Mammals Can Be a Source of Human Pathogenic Enterocytozoon Bieneusi10-22-2007
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- bieneusi genotypes were found in multiple species of wildlife and belonged to a major group consisting of ... Molecular Characterization of Microsporidia Indicates That Fur-Bearing Wild Mammals Can Be a Source of Human Pathogenic Enterocytozoon Bieneusi.
- Great Lakes Ecosystem - Bridge of Seeds: Part 303-09-2006
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- Over the past two centuries, Chicagoans have been genetically selecting wild species for their tolerance to human induced disturbance, grazing pressure from ...
- Greenacres: Landscaping with Native Plants | Great Lakes | US EPA11-14-2008
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- KENFIELD, THE WILD GARDENER IN THE WILD LANDSCAPE: THE ART OF NATURALISTIC LANDSCAPING (1966)(addressing the art ... importance of maintaining plant diversity is demonstrated by the maize species Zea dipleperennis, a wild relative of corn.
- A Brief History of Wild Ones11-26-2008
- "Wild Ones is a direct outgrowth of a natural landscaping workshop offered by the Schlitz Audubon Center of Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1977."
- Handling Wild Seed11-26-2008
- "Germination rates of prairie species can vary greatly."