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Stunning discovery reveals that plants and parasites engage in "social media" information sharing for self-defense

For the first time, scientists from Max Planck and Kunming Institute of Botany in China came together to study how parasitic plants communicate important insect feeding signals. ... After the insects started feeding on the dodder, “defense signals traveled rapidly from plant to plant via the dodder network, even over large distances” said Jianqiang Wu from the Kunming Institute of Botany. "...

Painting the Red Planet green: Botanist plans to bring greenery to Mars

Painting the Red Planet green: Botanist plans to bring greenery to Mars Thursday, September 10, 2020 by: Franz Walker botany , cosmic , food supply , future science , goodscience , Mars , mars Desert Research Station , Mars Society , MDRS , Plants , red planet , Space , space exploration Bypass censorship by sharing this link: https://www.clearnewswire.com/441606.html Copy URL - (Natural News ) In Andy Weir’s science fiction novel turned Hollywood blockbuster “The Martian,” lead character ...

How do plants know when it floods? Recent research reveals how plants sense increased levels of water

Recent research reveals how plants sense increased levels of water Monday, December 11, 2017 by: David Williams botany , CNRS , Ecology , Flooding , importance of roots , INRA , plant intelligence , plant life , plant roots , Plants - (Natural News ) Just how important are a plants roots to its survival? ... Sources include: INRA.fr ScienceDaily.com Previous :Independence from dependency: Almost half of people who report recovery from a problem with drugs or alcohol did it on their own ...

Ornamental plant, shrubby bushclover, found to have antioxidant properties and potential as an anticancer agent

Sami Ullah, an assistant professor in the University of Peshawar‘s Botany department, this plant is worth keeping a close eye on. ... Sources include: Science.news GoBotany.NewEnglandWild.org Previous :Finger millet is a nutritional powerhouse: A review of the nutrients it offers Next : Curb those cravings: 11 foods to help you give up sugar - More news on alternative medicine Pomegranates are a cancer-fighting superfood: Here are 4 reasons why Studies show vitamin D can help reverse ...

Plants “adapt or die” too: Study finds botanical defense mechanisms evolve based on herbivores’ immunity to chemical toxins

Plants “adapt or die” too: Study finds botanical defense mechanisms evolve based on herbivores’ immunity to chemical toxins Tuesday, March 20, 2018 by: Edsel Cook alkaloids , Apocynaceae , botany , Butterflies , cardenolides , dogbane , Ecology , ecosystem , Evolution , goodscience , milkweed , Monarch Butterfly , natural selection , poisonous plants , pyrrolizidine alkaloids , self-defense - (Natural News ) “Adapt or die,” said the late Andy Grove, the founder of computer chip maker Intel ...

EXCLUSIVE: Health Ranger launches new independent science journal for the expansion of human knowledge: The Natural Science Journal is now LIVE

The NSJ will cover food and environmental science in a way the corrupt mainstream would never dare touch Please note that this journal is a hard sciences journal, meaning we seek scientific papers based on hard analytics in chemistry, physics, botany and so on. ... As long as they are based on hard data, we welcome papers that explore topics which are usually off limits to the corrupt scientific establishment, including: • Geoengineering and weather modification • Climate change / carbon ...

EXCLUSIVE: Health Ranger launches new independent science journal for the expansion of human knowledge: The Natural Science Journal is now LIVE

The NSJ will cover food and environmental science in a way the corrupt mainstream would never dare touch Please note that this journal is a hard sciences journal, meaning we seek scientific papers based on hard analytics in chemistry, physics, botany and so on. ... As long as they are based on hard data, we welcome papers that explore topics which are usually off limits to the corrupt scientific establishment, including: • Geoengineering and weather modification • Climate change / carbon ...

Why the Green New Deal is a DEATH WISH for humanity

The Health Ranger Report Posted 5/2/2019 • Comments • Share Tagged Under: Green New Deal , Food Crops , Atmospheric Chemistry , Carbon Dioxide , Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , Photosynthesis , Nitrogen , Forests , Botany , Oxygen , Green , Plants Related Videos 08:06 The Health Ranger Report • 2/19/2019 36:41 GREEN NEW DEAL: Build railroads across all the oceans! "...

Environmental journalists are so stupid, they don't even know plants get carbon from carbon dioxide

Environmental journalists are so stupid, they don’t even know plants get carbon from carbon dioxide Monday, August 06, 2018 by: Mike Adams botany , carbon , carbon dioxide , Ecology , environ , environmentalists , herbicides , Journalism , pesticides , real science , reporters , science - (Natural News ) While conducting research for a stunning science news story that reveals the total news fakery of Reuters, Common Dreams, AlterNet, Huffington Post and even the UK Guardian, I came to the ...

When plants break up: Understanding cooperative relationships between soil microbes

Sources include: ScienceDaily.com WallaceWow.com Previous :Sunlight can affect the ocean’s surface, resulting in larger aerosol molecules being released into the air and potentially affecting the atmosphere Next : Evolutionary biologist says that the rapid growth of cities has forced animals to evolve at “unprecedented speeds” - More news on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi Green for green: Organic fertilizers improve crop quality When plants break up: Understanding cooperative relationships between ...

TECHNO-DICTATORSHIP: Apple bans Natural News for publishing true climate science stories that Apple claims are "rejected by the scientific community"

Even now, the “consensus” science view that claims carbon dioxide is a “pollutant” that’s destroying the planet stands in complete contradiction of the laws of plant physiology (botany) and photosynthesis. ... Think about it: Apple insists that “transgenderism” is real, but biology, atmospheric chemistry and botany are all declare “fake” by Apple’s left-wing censors. "...

It's old news to naturopaths: whole foods heal better than isolated chemicals

The history of medicine, in fact, has its roots in botany. But you wouldn't know it by the rhetoric coming from the FDA today: "herbs are dangerous!" "...

Genetically Modified Food Researchers Want Crop Trial Locations Kept Secret

"We now have 24-hour security, we have fences around materials," said Wayne Powell of the National Institute of Agricultural Botany in Cambridge. "...

As ocean pollution mounts,

We just have to figure out what it is," said William Dennison, former director of the University of Queensland botany lab. "...

Archaeologists discover cannabis in burners at 2,500-year-old Jirzankal cemetery in western China

This was seconded by Mark Merlin, a botany professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa who reviewed the study prior to its publication. "...

Hanging on by a thread: "Dead" tree stump keeps itself alive by latching onto the roots of neighboring trees

Hanging on by a thread: “Dead” tree stump keeps itself alive by latching onto the roots of neighboring trees Monday, May 04, 2020 by: Arsenio Toledo Auckland , biodiversity , botany , conservation , Ecology , environ , environment , forests , goodscience , Kauri tree , New Zealand , Plants , research , root grafting , roots , trees , weird science - (Natural News ) Scientists have found that there is solidarity among trees. "...

Apparent gravity-defying waterfalls spotted along the coast of Sydney, Australia

Earlier in the year, gravity-defying falls were also observed at Kurnell in the southern area of Sydney’s Kamay Botany Bay National Park. "...

Carnivorous pitcher plants have an occasional taste for vertebrates, study finds

Carnivorous pitcher plants have an occasional taste for vertebrates, study finds Tuesday, February 04, 2020 by: Michael Alexander amphibians , biodiversity , botany , carnivorous plants , conservation , cool science , discoveries , Ecology , environment , goodscience , pitcher plants , Plants , salamanders , weird science , wildlife - (Natural News ) While the northern pitcher plant (Sarracenia purpurea) is well-known for consuming insects and other invertebrates as supplementary food, ...

Heal your mind and gut with catnip

., Elvin-Lewis. (1977) Medical Botany: Plants affecting man's health. New York; John Wiley & Sons Inc. http://naturaldatabase.therapeuticresearch.c... . "...

Glyphosate byproduct AMPA found to interfere with photosynthesis, the basis of nearly all life on planet Earth

The abstract of a study published in the Journal of Experimental Botany in 2014, explains the link between glyphosate and AMPA: Having a short half-life, glyphosate is quickly degraded to AMPA in soils by microorganisms (Franz et al., 1997; Van Eerd et al., 2003). "...