White noise seems to get fungus to grow faster and we’re not sure why
It grew almost two times faster than fungus grown in silence.
It grew almost two times faster than fungus grown in silence.
The mind-controlling fungus could inspire a novel class of precision pesticides, as well as new drugs for mental health.
It's not the first time we've had big banana problems.
"The resulting plants would grow larger and need less water and fertilizer, for instance," say the authors.
The gold rush for a unique Himalayan fungus seems to be running out.
Don't mind me, just borrowing some genes to make gravity-sensing crystals. Sorry, what?
The CDC deemed this fungus a "serious global health threat."
Broken axons are like a broken router -- no connection.
Starving your crops might seem counterintuitive, but these ants have a pretty good reason for it.
The more the merrier.
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Nothing to freak out about. This is perfectly normal.
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A group of students from Yale University, along with molecular biochemistry professor Scott Strobel, were on a routine trip to the Amazon's Yasuni ...