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- Current global food production trajectory won't meet 2050 needsCrop yields worldwide are not increasing quickly enough to support estimated global needs in 2050, according to a new study. […]
- New details about H7N9 influenza infections that suddenly appeared in ChinaResearchers have revealed new information about the latest strain of type A influenza, known as H7N9. […]
- Scientists date prehistoric bacterial invasion still present in today's plant and animal cellsHow long ago did bacteria invade the one-celled ancestors of plants and animals to become energy-producing mitochondria and photosynthesizing chloroplasts? Researchers developed a statistical way to analyze the variation in genes common to mitochondria, chloroplasts and the eukaryotic nucleus to more precisely date these events. They found that the cyanobact […]
- Biological fitness trumps other traits in mating gameWhen a new species emerges following adaptive changes to its local environment, the process of choosing a mate can help protect the new species' genetic identity and increase the likelihood of its survival. But of the many observable traits in a potential mate, which particular traits does a female tend to prefer? […]
- Less is more: Novel cellulose structure requires fewer enzymes to process biomass to fuelImproved methods for breaking down cellulose nanofibers are central to cost-effective biofuel production and the subject of new research. Scientists are investigating the unique properties of crystalline cellulose nanofibers to develop novel chemical pretreatments and designer enzymes for biofuel production from cellulosic -- or non-food -- plant-derived bio […]