Rafflesia Placed In Malpighiales Family After Study
Scientists from Harvard Wisconsin Southern Illinois University and the Smithsonian report in Science that the giant Southeast Asian parasite Rafflesia arnoldii belongs to the Malpighiales. The study uses mitochondrial and chloroplast DNA to place the plant among small flowered relatives like poinsettia and rubber trees.
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Pee bottles plague Wyoming highways and trucker lapses
Wyoming faces a growing problem of urine filled bottles tossed from trucks along interstates. Officials note rising fines, safety concerns, and a lingering history from the Oregon Trail era.
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