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The jury is deliberating in Rice’s trial for the 2007 murder of her roommate Anita Knutson in Minot. Prosecutors say she staged the crime scene; the defense argues there’s no new physical ...

SINGAPORE – To mitigate the effects of rice cultivation on climate change and meet rising demand for rice, researchers in Singapore have come up with a way to grow it more sustainably.

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Though recent discoveries have revealed how rice plants mitigate such threats by initiating immune responses against insect-borne viruses, the molecular mechanism by which plant hosts perceive ...