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The Multiple Origins of Wine Grapes
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Tagged agriculture, archaeobotany, domestication, grape, wine, winemaking
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PLOS ONE Goes to the Mile-High City for ASM 2013
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Tagged American Society for Microbiology, ASM, ASM 2013, Bacillus anthracis, bacteria, microbiology, open access, PLoS ONE, publishing
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A Perfect Match: A Multidisciplinary Conference for the Ultimate Multidisciplinary Journal
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Science for Marathon Monday
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Tagged Blogs, Boston, fitness, health, marathon, Research highlights, running
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