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Garden: Spring has sprung, and so have the upcoming garden events

This year will mark the 37th edition of this spectacular array of perennials, annuals, vegetables, herbs, trees and shrubs at the OSU campus.

Wombat's strange act on Aussie coast baffles tourists

A wombat spotted on the beach has baffled both tourists and experts alike. See why.

"Nutrients recovery during sewage treatment by aquatic plants: A compre" by Naixin Zhang, Wenbiao Jin et al.

Aquatic plants have great potentials for simultaneous sewage treatment and nutrients recovery. Herein, six aquatic plants (Alternanthera philoxeroides [A. philoxeroides], Pistia stratiotes, Eichhornia crassipe, Salvinia natans, Ludwigia adscendens and Myriophyllum aquaticum) were comprehensive evaluated through 15 qualitative and quantitative indicators. According to the evaluation system established using the Analytic Hierarchy Process, A. philoxeroides exhibited the best comprehensive performance. Further analyses revealed that A. philoxeroides showed good growth status and sewage treatment performance at different concentrations of nitrogen and phosphorus in municipal sewage (TN:21.6 mg/L-118.0 mg/L; TP:2.2 mg/L-11.1 mg/L). With the optimized initial planting density of 1944.8 g fresh weight/m2, the maximum relative growth rate (RGR) of A. philoxeroides was 0.06 g/(g•d) on the eighth day and the contribution of plant uptake to nitrogen and phosphorus removal were 34.7% and 66.0%,

Aquaculture Products Market Projected to Reach $28.43 billion by 2030 - Exclusive Report by 360iResearch

Why do trees need sunlight? An environmental scientist explains photosynthesis

Trees – and all plants – harvest sunlight to gain the energy they need to live and grow.