“These types of poplar trees have been planted in the United States for over 75 years with no evidence of invasiveness. So if viewers are considering wondering is this become another buckthorn ...

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Poplar trees are a source of biofuel, and are also used to make products like paper, and plywood. The plants take up around 36,300 square miles of land across the world, which is more than double ...

Yet this particular poplar is now the very last of its species in the whole of the district of some 30,000 souls. Great responsibility rests on these slender stems.

Trees are good for the earth. But gases emitted by some trees, like poplars, can react with tailpipe emissions, harm human health and contribute to global warming.

Poplar trees may be excellent candidates for biofuels and other applications. If scientists gain a better understanding of the plant's microbiome, they can make greater use of these trees.

The research team compared urban, suburban and rural areas. They selected American beech and yellow poplar trees due to canopy and bark differences, but also because of their dominance in both urban ...

Researchers have discovered that miR319a, a microRNA, significantly enhances poplar trees' resilience to salt stress, potentially revolutionizing tree cultivation in saline environments.