Appalachian ginseng fever reshapes Kentucky mountains
In Kentucky Appalachia, wild ginseng roots fetch up to 525 dollars a pound as hungry herbal hunters flood the hills. The plant's rising price draws families and locals into secretive digging amid poverty, with fears of overharvesting and potential endangerment by 2000 as markets surge and demand climbs.
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A Nature report argues that guinea pigs and other so called rodents did not share a single common ancestor. The study claims about 2000 species arose independently, challenging fossil based timelines and urging a gene based view of evolutionary history.
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