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ALT An American flag in a field inset on an image of a plant stalk with small white pests. Text reads, "UF/IFAS launches Challenge 250 to protect Florida agriculture from invasive pests." UF/IFAS logo is at the bottom.
ALT Screen shot of the website for UF/IFAS Assessment of Non-native Plants in Florida's Natural Areas with the text Three R's for Responding to Invasives: Step one is do your research.
ALT Photo of invasive Brazilian peppertree which has light green oval leaves and clusters of small, bright red berries. Text reads Step two is remove the plant.
ALT Photo of native shrub Simpson's stopper, which has tiny white fringy flowers that attract pollinator. Text reads Step three is replace with native or Florida-Friendly plants.
ALT Close-up of green coffee cherries growing on a leafy coffee plant, with an inset photo of a UF/IFAS researcher, Dr. Felipe Ferrao, in a greenhouse. Text reads: “UF/IFAS Researchers’ First Field Trial of Arabica Coffee in South Florida Shows Early Promise.”
ALT The image is a collage promoting UF IFAS Extension. It features people engaged in various activities: baking, standing by a "House for Sale by Owner" sign, farming, gardening, and working at a beach. Text includes "Extension is for every Floridian" and "Learn with Extension."
ALT While a small group of people stand in the background with clipboards and pens, a woman sits in a metal folding chair with a clipboard. Everyone is staring intently at a flowerbed of native plants in a public garden.
ALT A happy youth angler smiling for the camera while enjoying a day of freshwater fishing in Florida.
ALT Learn about Florida's Marine Ecosystem Restoration approaches through a hybrid course led by Ana Zangroniz and Kisa Krimsky. This course will run from September 11 - October 2.
ALT Two light green, pear-shaped chayote fruits on a kitchen counter.
ALT Brown, bulbous boniato tubers. Most have little produce stickers.
ALT A photo of oblong-shaped mango fruits dangling from long stems on the tree. These aren't quite ripe - still green with only a blush of pink at the top of the fruits.
ALT Promotional graphic showing storm-damaged coastal homes partially collapsed into eroded sand near the shoreline. Overlaid text states that eight research projects are addressing Florida’s coastal challenges through a $1.5 million investment from Florida Sea Grant, with a right-pointing arrow indicating additional content.
ALT Photo of a Malabar spinach plant growing in a pot with a supportive wire "cage" - its leaves are green and its stem is maroon.
ALT A longhorned beetle on the center of a magnolia flower. These types of beetles are named for their long antennae. Photo by David Hill, some rights reserved. Creative Commons BY 2.0.
