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Ragweeds Are the Culprit Behind Hay Fever

Ragweeds are in the Ambrosia genus in the aster family. There are about 50 species of ragweed. Most grow in the desert areas of the American Southwest and Mexico. Some species have been spread around ...
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Ambrosia Sky: The Sci-Fi Game Blending Death, Folklore, and Powerwash Sim

Ambrosia Sky's narrative director Kaitlin Tremblay talks environmental storytelling, hopeful melancholy, and the immersive ...
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Tree-killing beetle spotted on Long Island, researchers say it can spread like a fire

Laurel wilt was first detected in the United States in Savannah, Georgia, in 2002. The fungus can kill a tree within weeks. Some of its rapid devastation includes wiping out more than 90% of the ...
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Premier Foods invests in Ambrosia production

UK manufacturer Premier Foods is investing £19m ($25.6m) at its Lifton site in Devon to boost Ambrosia dessert production.

Could invasive beetle found on Long Island make its way to New Jersey? Here's what we know

The redbay ambrosia beetle was first detected in the U.S. in 2002. It has since spread, recently being found for the first time in New York.

Destructive Redbay ambrosia beetle found for the first time on Long Island. Here's what to know.

The spotted lanternfly has been making its presence known all over, especially on Long Island, but biologists like Eric ...