How Life Survives at the Limits: New Insights from Marine Extremes
A new Frontiers in Marine Science editorial gathers studies showing how marine organisms, from Baltic flatfish to deep-sea kinorhynchs, adapt ...
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Culturing Mediterranean Coral Bacteria Reveals Potential New Species
Researchers isolated 84 bacterial strains from four Mediterranean coral species, including six candidates for novel taxa, building a culture collection ...
Flexible partnerships help a rare lichen survive toxic rocky islands
A new study reveals that the ultramafic specialist lichen Solenopsora liparina survives on toxic, metal-rich rocks through flexible, climate-structured partnerships ...
Plants as agents: senome, electrome and the making of a plant semiosphere
A new theoretical synthesis argues that plant agency emerges from cellular sentience, bioelectric signaling and extended cognition, scaling from single ...
Trillions of Microbes Are Rewriting What It Means to Be Human, Study Finds
A study of 28 Australian microbiology students finds that emerging knowledge of the gut microbiome is disrupting modernist ideas of ...
Microbes, Not Just the Plant, Decide How Your Tea Tastes and Works
A new review argues that microbes in soil, leaves, factories, and the human gut, rather than the tea plant alone, ...
How Water, Plants and Microbes Team Up to Beat Drought
A sweeping review in iScience reveals that irrigation regimes and rhizosphere microbes form a bidirectional feedback loop that can boost ...
Seagrass Survives Coastal Pollution by Splitting Microbial Labor Between Root Zones
A field study along a tropical nutrient and sulfide gradient shows that seagrasses reconfigure root exudates and compartmentalize microbial functions ...
Inside the Cellular Storm: Single-Cell Map Reveals How Coral Bleaching Really Unfolds
A single-cell transcriptomic study of the coral Orbicella faveolata reveals cell-type-specific and microbiome-wide dynamics that drive the breakdown of the ...
From Holobionts to the Self: How the Environment Shapes Personal Identity
A new philosophical hypothesis argues that because neuroepigenetic mechanisms environmentally shape the brain, the seat of personal identity, the environment ...
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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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