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Science Daily 2010/03/20

Fescue grass covers an area equivalent to 12 million football fields in the US, and a new study by ecologists shows that the grass and a symbiotic fungus can affect local ecosystems in significant ways. Study results show that the genetic identity of an invisible fungus living symbiotically in fescue can alter the surrounding composition and diversity of the plant community.

KPSP Local 2 2010/03/19

Saturday marks the start of spring as well as the vernal (spring) equinox in the Northern Hemisphere. Not only does Spring bring the warm temperatures and the blooming flowers, but it is also followed by a very wacky urban legend. Believe it or not? Legend has it that on the March equinox (March 20, 2010), one can balance an egg on its point. It is believed that since the sun is at an equal ...

Old Colony Memorial & Plymouth Bulletin 2010/03/20

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Aberdeen American News 2010/03/20

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Eastern Shore News 2010/03/20

Mary Comfort Duer Carrow, 93, a former resident of Belle Haven, passed away at the Hermitage in Onancock on Tuesday, March 16, 2010. Born in Shields Bridge, she was the daughter of the late George Cleveland Duer and Beulah Holland Duer. After graduating from Central High School in Painter and Cedar Crest College in Allentown, Pa., she did graduate work at RPI (now VCU) in Richmond and worked as ...