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Students Study Plant With Ties to Cancer Treatment
Alma College students are studying a woodland plant that contains a substance used to make cancer treatments, focusing on a part that has received little research attention: its fruit. The American mayapple grows at the Alma College Ecological Station, a roughly 220-acre property near Vestaburg known as the Bog. Its leaves and underground stems, called […]
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Students Study Plant With Ties to Cancer Treatment
Alma College students are studying a woodland plant that contains a substance used to make cancer treatments, focusing on a part that has received little research attention: its fruit. The American mayapple grows at the Alma College Ecological Station, a roughly 220-acre property near Vestaburg known as the Bog. Its leaves and underground stems, called […]
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