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The optimal democratic lesson in bees
How to choose the fastest one right solution? An assertive person or democratic discussion? Biologists recommend that the bees be consulted.
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Trees grow fast thanks to the greenhouse effect
Plants are growing at a faster rate because of the increasing amount of carbon dioxide in the air.
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Bees know how to count
With brain size just like sesame seeds, honey bees have shocked the scientists of Australia and Sweden as they show their mathematical recognition at their basic level.
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Bees give humanity hundreds of billions of dollars
Thanks to the pollination of plants and bees and many insects that help people create vegetables, fruits, oils and many other things. Their efforts are worth $ 220 billi…
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Growing too fast leads to premature death in honey bees
Research shows that the transition to flight activity in a naturally occurring living organism can have consequences that affect the rate of aging.
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Bacteria kill male bees by invading the mother's body
Many groups of bacteria are known as 'male killers' - they only kill male elements in the host species.
Biology
Tallest tree in the world
According to Australian forestry officials, the world's tallest tree was discovered in a national forest in the state of Tasmania, south of the country.
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The mysterious genome forms the thumb in humans
Yale scientists have recently discovered some information that contributes to evolutionary changes in human limbs, allowing us to stand up and use tools.
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Honey bees create waves to chase enemies away
The phenomenon of hundreds or even thousands of giant honey bees tossing their belly up in just about a second of a second to create a wave of Mexican Wave in the hives…
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Trees also have painkillers
Plants produce chemicals that relieve pain like Aspirin that we use often.
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Big tree as fast as blowing
For 25 years, it was just a low grove with a few leaves. Then suddenly a young shoot rose, reaching a height of 7.6 m within a few weeks and sprouting out thousands of b…
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Bees react according to circumstances
Whether or not bees choose to go for food, depending on their reserves
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Mushrooms can save bees
One of the biggest threats in the world for honey bees and honeycombs (varroa mite), soon will be plague. Researchers at the University of Warwick are investigating wild…
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Geneva experiment station with a war on smallpox virus in plum trees
When two plum trees and a peach tree in Niagara County, NY, responded positively to the plum pox virus (PPV) in 2006, a group that killed the virus immediately acted but…
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Bees are like us when making decisions
Most people think before making a decision, for bees as well. According to a Nature article, Israeli researchers have shown that when deciding, people and bees share a r…