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    Before 1850, Americans grew Dyer’s woad for blue dye; in the Great Basin, one infestation later grew from 12,000 to 150,000 acres in eight years

    Dyer's woad, once used for blue dye, has become an invasive species in the American West. This plant produces a high number of seeds and thrives in disturbed soils, making it hard to control. Control efforts require extensive knowledge of its lifecycle and persistent manual and chemical treatment. A recent study highlighted its ecological threat to native plants and livestock forage in Northern Utah.

    Good Morning America: Your Gardening tips are ready. Step-by-step guide to how and when is best time to divide garden perennials for better blooming

    Gardening tips advice: According to experts, gardeners should divide late-summer and fall bloomers in the spring, just after they emerge from the ground, and spring- and early-to-mid-summer bloomers in the fall, when the plants no longer need their energy stores for active growth and flower production.

    Bitcoin goes through major upgrade. Here is what it means

    The enhancement, called Taproot, is the most significant change to the bitcoin protocol since the SegWit (Segregated Witness) block capacity change in 2017.

    Dentsu Aegis Network expands Agnello Dias’ role; names him creative chairman for group

    In 2012, DAN picked up majority stake in the company, and renamed it Taproot Dentsu.

    Taproot Dentsu beats Ogilvy India for Indian Premier League deal

    Taproot will be working on all the creatives of IPL 2019, expected to kick off on March 23.

    Rs 2,000-Cr ad spends set aside for IPL

    The increase of 10-12% over last year’s Rs 1,750 crore in advertising revenue for Star India.

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