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Broccoli stems are edible and provide many health benefits. They contain more fiber and more of some nutrients than broccoli florets, making them a great addition to soups, salads, and other meals.

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Water is everywhere, from the snowpack in the mountains to the tap in our kitchens. But while we often think about rainfall ...

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Known as the all-America fruit because they are the most familiar of only three fruit crops which originated here, blueberries are truly a plant for all seasons. They provide finely ...

We unlock the science of the forest's underground network and reveal how trees use a fungal network to communicate.

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Explore North Carolina’s dreamiest botanical garden in Chapel Hill, where scenic trails, native plants, and peaceful beauty ...