Two farmers in the latest phase are raising 400 acres of potatoes. The ultimate goal is to convince a company to build a processing plant nearby, Bergman said. Potatoes are currently being hauled to Grand Forks or Jamestown, N.D. for processing. When Gill Geesey dived to the bottom of Yellowstone Lake last summer, he saw what looked like shrimp. They were congregating around the vents of the sulfide springs where the MSU microbiologist collected samples.
Amphipods look like shrimp, but belong to a different family of crustaceans.
They're generally about five millimeters long and feed on underwater vegetation. As to amphipods being an ingredient in a park dish, it hasn't happened. Mustard genes Scientists all around are hailing the first complete genetic sequence of a plant, announced by a group of international scientists last month. The plant, Arabidopsis thaliana, is related to the mustard plant and is considered a weed. Dyer said the breakthrough opens the door to a much greater understanding of how all plants function.