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Female moths primarily use their sense of smell to find the best host plants on which to lay their eggs
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
Female moths primarily use their sense of smell to find the best host plants on which to lay their eggs
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
The symbiotic partners transform terpenes from spruce resin into volatile metabolites
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
Female moths primarily use their sense of smell to find the best host plants on which to lay their eggs
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
‘Pristine’ landscapes simply do not exist anywhere in the world today and, in most cases, have not existed for at least several thousand years, says a new study in the journal PNAS. An exhaustive review of archaeological data from the last 30 years provides details of how the world’s landscapes have been shaped by repeated human activity over many thousands of years. It reveals a pattern of significant, long-term, human influence on the distribution of species across all of the earth’s major occupied continents and islands.
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
The bacterial community in Arctic sediments is taxonomically and functionally very stable
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
The bacterial community in Arctic sediments is taxonomically and functionally very stable
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
The bacterial community in Arctic sediments is taxonomically and functionally very stable
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
An international team of scientists, including researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, discovered an unusual symbiosis between tiny single-celled algae and highly specialised bacteria, the first symbiotic relationship known between these types of organisms. Their partnership plays an important role in marine ecosystems, fertilizing the oceans by taking nitrogen from the atmosphere and „fixing“ it into a form that other organisms can use.
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
The bacterial community in Arctic sediments is taxonomically and functionally very stable
discoveries on plant natural product biosynthesis The Mona
