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For the first time, scientists have discovered how parasitic bacteria can turn plants into living corpses, like in animals.
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For the first time, scientists have discovered how parasitic bacteria can turn plants into living corpses, like in animals.
Australian scientists at the Center for Infection Research have reported that the strain of ST131 of E. coli pathogens can be completely resistant only to a negligible g…
Scientists have found that a meat-eating bacterium can cause fatal infections that evolve rapidly, within 35 years.
Researchers have shown that a common bacterium can use natural conductivity to pull electrons from minerals deep in the soil and in sediment while bacteria remain on the…
Scientists have recently discovered that the cause has led to extinction on a global scale, leading to the elimination of about 60% of all species on Earth that took pla…
The overuse of antibiotics on humans and animals is thought to be the main cause of the increase in antibiotic-resistant or superbug bacteria.
Recent research by scientists shows that leprosy bacteria existed 10 million years ago ...
People in many parts of the world are still using water from rivers and lakes that contain many dangerous bacteria. Therefore, the water source needs to be filtered befo…
Australian scientists have discovered a bacterium that can increase sugarcane production and reduce fertilizer use in farming.
Scientists discovered microbial bacterial cells, marking a major step forward in the field of experimental biology.
Scientists found that bacteria in the gums can reveal the owner's identity like fingerprints.
Synthetic fertilizer for plants is a major source of pollution. This effect is even more pronounced when the fertilizer dissolves and dissolves into the water source.
Scientists have found a bacterium that can grow in the icy region of Canada, at cold temperatures like on Mars.
US health experts warn the emergence and spread of a sexually transmitted virus is even more dangerous than AIDS, according to Reuters on May 5.
Animal studies found that intestinal bacteria can be used to treat obesity and type 2 diabetes.