Biology
Insects also 'love' gay
The sex life of insects has long been judged to be relatively simple with sexy dance, hooked abdomen and one.
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Biology
Caterpillars and pika share a scarce food source in the Arctic
Who would have thought that two species are very different, one is a small insect, and the other is a mountain mammal that can develop an agreement on food sharing in th…
Biology
Cicadas regulate the number of birds
Cicadas have unusual life cycle. Most of the time they are in the form of larvae, burrowing, living underground.
Biology
How do insects 'tame' the bacteria?
How are 'tamed' insects living bacteria symbiosis with me? Scientists have accidentally answered the question thanks to an accident two years ago.
Biology
Why is it different from yeast cells?
The relationship between mother and child can be very difficult to understand. Why can mother and daughter be so different? Northwestern research shows how this can happ…
Biology
The relationship between sex and age in worms
A group of scientists studying sex pheromone in worms found that this pheromone simultaneously controls a stage in the worms' life cycle, the long-lived larval stage.
Biology
'Dye' virus to track them in the body
Biologists from Austria and Singapore have developed a unique technique that marks a new development in the relationship between biology and art. The researchers said th…
Biology
Nitrogen fixation: relationship between plants and bacteria (Part 1)
The air is almost a joke. Nothing can resist oxygen but 78% of the air is nitrogen. Nitrogen is often the source of life on earth and is a source of nutrition that deter…
Biology
Nitrogen fixation: relationship between plants and bacteria (Part 2)
For plants, allowing symbiotic bacteria is a risky thing. Guests must know to keep themselves from growing out of control, destroying tree structures or interfering with…
Biology
Advantages of parasitic plants and animals.
The irony is that by damaging parasites sometimes help the host. Scientists have discovered that pollinated wasps, Pleistodontes imperialis and an Australian species (Fi…
Biology
How do you understand the evolutionary tree (Part I)
Only one image has made pages in Charles Darwin's Origin Species - first published in 1859 - with more fame. It is a tree diagram - like a tree branch branching over tim…
Biology
Symbiotic relationship between trees and ants
We still know there is a rule for unintended consequences - if we leave our bodyguards when the danger has passed, then there will be another threat that will bother us.…
Biology
There was an explosion of
From the familiar wild daisies to bizarre orchids, extremely diverse flowers with numerous numbers. But in fact, they all exploded in a short era - one shot
Biology
Decode the smallest bacterial genome
The race to find the smallest biological genome has suddenly entered a new phase. The new work [1] published the ~ 422-kb genome of aphid bacterium, Buchnera aphidicola.…
Animal world
Why cats lick you? The answer is simple but not everyone knows!
In fact, this is not just Kelley's own question, but also of many faithful seniors who serve bosses day and night.