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Researchers Resurrect Extinct Judean Date Palm Tree from 2,000-Year-Old Seed (6/13/2008)

Researchers Resurrect Extinct Judean Date Palm Tree from 2,000-Year-Old SeedResearchers have brought an extinct date palm back to life by resurrecting the oldest seed ever ...> Full Article



Tree DNA helps support traditional view that some New Zealand plants were saved from catastrophic flood (1/15/2008)

Tree DNA helps support traditional view that some New Zealand plants were saved from catastrophic floodAdvanced DNA dating techniques used to analyse New Zealand kauri trees have led scientists to believe that New Zealand was never completely submerged. ...> Full Article



Scientists Aim To Sequence And Catalog Conifer Genes For Future Biofuels Research (8/23/2007)

Scientists Aim To Sequence And Catalog Conifer Genes For Future Biofuels ResearchJeffrey Dean, professor of forest biotechnology in the University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, is spearheading a project at the U.S. Department of Energy's Joint Genome Institute (JGI) that will greatly expand the gene catalog for pines and initiate the first gene discovery efforts in five other conifer families. ...> Full Article



Ancient Dna Shows Greenland Was Conifer Forest 450,000 Years Ago (7/7/2007)

Ancient Dna Shows Greenland Was Conifer Forest 450,000 Years AgoAncient Greenland was green. New Danish research has shown that it was covered in conifer forest and had a relatively mild climate. Professor Eske Willerslev has analysed the world's oldest DNA, preserved under the kilometre-thick icecap. The DNA is likely close to half a million years old, and the research results are overturning all previous assumptions about biological life and the climate in Greenland. The results have just been published in Science. ...> Full Article


Scientists To Sequence Eucalyptus Genome (7/6/2007)

Scientists To Sequence Eucalyptus GenomeAn ambitious international effort has been launched today to decode the genome of Eucalyptus, one of the world's most valuable fibre and paper-producing trees. ...> Full Article


Paleobotanist's Reconstruction What 380 Million Year Old Trees Looked Like (7/3/2007)

Paleobotanist's Reconstruction What 380 Million Year Old Trees Looked LikeThe prestigious British journal Nature this week published a Binghamton faculty member's new insights into the world's oldest trees. ...> Full Article


Researchers Demonstrate Way To Genetically Engineer The Height Of Trees (6/22/2007)

Researchers Demonstrate Way To Genetically Engineer The Height Of TreesForest scientists at Oregon State University have used genetic modification to successfully manipulate the growth in height of trees, showing that it's possible to create miniature trees that look similar to normal trees - but after several years of growth may range anywhere from 50 feet tall to a few inches. ...> Full Article


Fossilised Tree Mystery Solved (4/20/2007)

Fossilised Tree Mystery SolvedAn international research team including a Cardiff expert has found evidence of the Earth’s earliest forest trees, dating back 385 million years. ...> Full Article

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