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Bob Groskin

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 29, 2026
Outlet visibility, for The Daily News of Newburyport
Top 5M sites
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Aug 17, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Bob Groskin | Special to The Daily News

    Why salt marsh hay is so important (opens the original)

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    Spartina patens, commonly known as salt marsh hay, is a strong, wiry, hollow grass that grows in the high tidal zones of salt marshes. Its roots form thick mats that hold the soil yet allow air and water to pass through it. The grass provides an important nursery for juvenile fish, shrimp and crabs. Salt hay is a valuable component in maintaining the marsh, acting as a sponge of sorts to prevent coastal flooding and absorbing tidal storm waves. Salt hay marshes also sequesters carbon 10 times gr

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Bob Groskin / Special to the Times

    Why salt marsh hay is so important (opens the original)

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    Spartina patens, commonly known as salt marsh hay, is a strong, wiry, hollow grass that grows in the high tidal zones of salt marshes. Its roots form thick mats that hold the soil yet allow air and water to pass through it. The grass provides an important nursery for juvenile fish, shrimp and crabs. Salt hay is a valuable component in maintaining the marsh acting a sponge of sorts to prevent coastal flooding and absorbing tidal storm waves. Salt hay marshes also sequesters carbon 10 times greate

  3. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Bob Groskin / Special to The Daily News

    Norway around it, there's fungus among us (opens the original)

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    NEWBURYPORT — For those wondering why Norway maple trees are starting to looking wilted and brown, it’s not due to an early fall but rather the leaves are wilted and falling because they are infected with tarspot fungus. The fungus grows on the leaves creating tar-like spots which reduces their ability to photosynthesize and then they fall. The tarspot fungus winters in the soil, releasing fungal spores when the spring is warm and rainy. The spores then spread via wind and rain to the newly

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