Plants need an internal communication system to coordinate their development and growth. Within a plant, cells message each other with pieces of RNA. A professor discovered a protein that carries ...
David Kuchta, Ph.D. has 10 years of experience in gardening and has read widely in environmental history and the energy transition. An environmental activist since the 1970s, he is also a historian, ...
Listen carefully, and a plant may tell you it’s thirsty. Dry tomato and tobacco plants emit distinct ultrasonic clicks, scientists report March 30 in Cell. The noises sound something like a kid ...
As a species, humans are wired to collaborate. That’s why lockdowns and remote work have felt difficult for many of us during the Covid-19 pandemic. For other living organisms, social distancing comes ...
AND SMOOTH THIS MONDAY MORNING. NEBRASKA SIDE FIRST KICKS OFF THIS WEEK. WE’LL BE FEATURING LOCAL STORIES SHOWCASING SCIENCE IN OUR EVERYDAY LIVES. YEAH, THIS MORNING, LOOK NO FURTHER THAN YOUR LIVING ...
How does a developing plant shoot know how, where, and when to grow? Dividing cells need to pass messages from one another to coordinate growth. In plants, important messages are packaged into RNA, ...
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