Insect Peptide Kills Deadly Citrus Bacteria by Oligomerizing and Cleaving Membrane Zinc Transporter
A novel antimicrobial peptide produced by an insect vector kills the unculturable bacterium behind citrus greening disease through a dual...
How Mobile Phones and Citizen Journalists Rewired Environmental Reporting in Rural Kenya
The transformation observed in Baringo County between 2010 and 2015 cannot be fully appreciated without situating it within the broader...
Water Striders of the Genus Velia Reveal Hidden Alpine Diversity in Switzerland
Deep in the shaded streams of southern Switzerland, a small predatory bug has been quietly evading scientists for more than...
Slash and Burn Treatments Effectively Reduce Post-Fire Recruitment of the Invasive Shrub Hakea decurrens
A three-year field study in central Portugal shows that Slash and Slash & Burn treatments significantly reduce post-fire seedling recruitment...
Invasive Plants Are Quietly Conquering Brazil’s Ancient Granite Islands
A landmark survey documents 99 non-native plant species on Brazilian inselbergs, with one-third classified as invasive, revealing how exotic grasses,...
Climatic swings triggered incipient postglacial speciation of flightless Calosoma beetles in Western Balkan sky islands
Genomic analysis of museum and fresh specimens reveals that the flightless Western Balkan beetle Calosoma pentheri comprises two distinct species...
Percent Cover Estimates Beat Ordinal Scales for Reliable Plant Diversity Rankings
In vegetation ecology, few methodological choices are as consequential as how researchers record the cover of each plant species in...
Two carpenter moth genera recorded in the South Caucasus for the first time
Light-trap collecting in southern Armenia has produced the first South Caucasus records of the carpenter moth genera Phragmacossia and Stygia,...
Why Being Neighbors No Longer Wins in the New Space Race: Lessons From Greece’s Space 4.0 Ecosystem
A qualitative study of 22 interviews with Greek space firms and research organizations shows that collaboration in Space 4.0 depends...
Famous Late Cretaceous softshell turtle gets a new identity after 120 years
A 120-year-old taxonomic puzzle is solved as paleontologists merge two Late Cretaceous softshell turtle species into Helopanoplia beecheri, reshaping the...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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