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- Adrian HodgsonHi, layperson here.. Just wondering why not look to other plants (not just the rubber trees) that produce latex to study what decomposes it? Many plants in the Eastern Temperate Forest produce latex: such as the native vine apios americana.. surely it's latex is being decomposed in the soil below each and every plant. Can't we just observe it happening everywhere (not just rubber tree regions) to see what is at play?Mar 12, 20190
- Charlotte LauxHey! It it possible to get access to the Lab Notes even if I am not a blocker? That would be very helpful, as I am working on a project about endophytic funghi for my A-level exams. :)Feb 19, 20170
- Danielle SabareseBackeri certainly hope so! good luck!Nov 12, 20130
- Kelly KillenKaury, from the time you were born I prayed that you would grow up to contribute to the world. You are our promise and I am so proud to be your mother, Thank you for supporting your students in their pursuits. I love you. MomNov 09, 20130
- Larry EisenmanBackerYou can do it.Nov 09, 20130
- Michelle LegaspiResearcherDenny and Kate, thank you for your contributions! We will certainly keep you updated on the progress :)Nov 08, 20130
- KateBackerLooking forward to hearing about your progress!Nov 07, 20130
- Denny LuanBackerGreat progress! You are so close to the goal!Nov 07, 20130