Scientists discovered trees use a biological clock to time growth. Changing this clock helps trees grow better and adapt to new environments.

A new study from Umeå University has revealed that trees' circadian clocks guide their growth and the timing of seasonal events like the appearance of leaves in spring. The researchers investigated ...

Seasonal allergy sufferers are being hit with more pollen over a longer season due to rising temperatures alongside extreme ...

About 20 percent of Americans have pollen allergies, and the season for suffering is about three weeks longer now than it was ...

From the turning of the fagus to the flutter of falling elm leaves, a red-golden carpet is unfurling across the more ...

Just a two-hour drive from Augusta National where Rory McIlroy completed the elusive career grand slam, the PGA TOUR heads to ...

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Located at the southern end of La Crosse, the marshes and swamps around Goose Island are accessible by boat (follow the ...

NHL trade trees are an extraordinary way to ... scoring 119 goals and 156 assists for 275 points over seven seasons. However, the winds of change blew through the 1998-99 campaign, leading the ...

A UC Davis professor's pleasure hike in the High Sierra turned into a new elevation record for California's highest tree, the ...