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Perhaps you will have to be jealous when you know that plants have a certain kind of genes to fight heat
In sunny summer days like fire, no one wants to stand outside for even a minute. It is no different from a torture for our species.
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The science of discovering plants also knows 'pain' when we eat
According to Business Insider, plants with intelligence to a certain extent are not too new knowledge.
Biology
Strangely, Zombie beetles have behaviors that are
Forcing victims to have sex with corpses is probably the most strange and frightening way of existence in the natural world.
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Mushrooms turn beetles into living corpses to lure prey
After infecting and killing beetles, the fungus controls the dead beetle on the flower to entice another host.
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The fire ants formed a solid tower to overcome obstacles
The tower is a massive building made up of hundreds of thousands of fire ants (Solenopsis invicta), shaped like the miniature Eiffel Tower, according to the Internationa…
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Detecting cell groups functions as the brain of the seed
The plant's seed has a group of cells that function similarly to a brain, responsible for assessing the environmental situation and ordering the seeds to germinate.
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9 species of flowers that smell the worst in the world
Thanks to the unpleasant smell, the scent of Titan Arum or skunk cabbage can attract insects to pollinate.
Biology
Mexico successfully bred a new variety of beans rich in folic acid
Nutrition experts say that after cooking, the amount of vitamin in the transgenic beans is more than 328 micrograms, much higher than the 81 micrograms of regular beans.
Biology
Secrets of ant sleep
Only gods enjoy the privilege of sleeping, and the worker ants are forced to enlist hundreds of times a day.
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Exidiopsis effusa fungi cause the ice to grow white like silver hair on the wood
A group of scientists in Germany and Switzerland have discovered Exidiopsis effusa is an agent that causes ice crystals to resemble white gray hairs growing on wood.
Biology
Discovering strange creatures without brains, one eye can eat meat
Scientists at the University of São Paulo in Brazil recently discovered the world's most exotic predator - a tiny single-celled creature with no brain and only one eye a…
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Reveal the unique way of
Despite the seemingly unmoving appearance, trees still act as fathers and mothers for their children, according to a new study.
Biology
Queen of orchids in black forest
Nature has generously given them orchids an extraordinary beauty, and the diversity of flowers has stunned people since ancient times to the present day.
Biology
Species protect themselves when bitten
Recent research by American scientists shows that some plants can be felt when they become food, and they don't like it.
Biology
Discover the mechanism of hallucinogenic fungal action on the brain
Active ingredient psilocybin in hallucinogenic mushrooms (also called