A new study suggests that plants deceive their neighbors using fungi, faking warning signals in order to compete.

Warm weather often means the emergence of pests —even on our houseplants. Summer is a crucial time to examine your indoor ...

Have basketfuls of toys and clothes in the kids’ rooms? This will make you think twice about everything you have in your home ...

These bright yellow sticky traps work like fungus gnat magnets. The adults can't resist flying straight into them and getting ...

While politicians pose in front of barns, tractors and fields for campaign ads, meaningful agricultural security policy sits ...

The invasive spotted lanternfly, a pest harmful to agriculture and forestry, has been detected in South Carolina. Clemson ...

Wet weather during the hot summer or cooler winter months can cause disease problems for our lawns and shrubs.

Washington ― Three House committee chairmen are investigating the University of Michigan's oversight of researchers from ...

MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice about care of yellow poinciana trees, dwarf mondo, tomatoes and pineapples plus ...

Fungi are increasingly resistant to antifungals, and the variation in resistance has significantly increased. This is evident ...

Red crown rot stems from a fungus that lives in the soil. Its first confirmed case in Missouri was last year, and in one ...

The term mycorrhiza is derived from the ancient Greek words mykos, meaning “fungus,” and rhiza meaning “root.” Together, the term translates to “fungus root.” Specifically, mycorrhizae are fungi that ...