Flower Closure In Crocus Discolor
Since Darwin (19th century), scientists have asked why some plants close their flowers. A lot of work has been made in order to identify cues…
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Bridging The Gap Between Research And Impact: Public And Patient Involvement In Health Research
Public and patient involvement (PPI) is key to closing the gap between research production and research use, and it is a way to achieve full…
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Phenotypic Plasticity Of Morphoanatomical Features Facilitate The Invasion Of Alligator Weed
Alligator weed (Alternanthera philoxeroides, Amaranthaceae) is one of the more famous invasion plants in the world, colonizing in aquatic and dry terrestrial environments, and it…
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Wildlife-Friendly Design Of Biomass Production Systems
As a renewable replacement for fossil fuels, biofuels promise to reduce the negative impacts of climate change on biodiversity. However, concerns have been raised about…
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Meta-Analysis Of The Ability Of The Asian Tiger Mosquito (Aedes Albopictus) To Transmit Zika Virus
The 2014-2016 outbreak of Zika virus in the Pacific region and the Americas infected millions of people and left behind a devastating legacy. Infection with…
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How (And Why) Different Plant Species Are Distributed In Different Spots Around The Globe: A Case Study Of A Citrus Group In South American Tropical Rainforests
Ever since flowering plants appeared on Earth around the Early Cretaceous (between 130 and 90 million years ago) (1), they have evolved and diversified through…
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Injuries And Concussions Of Young Athletes Playing In Recreational Leagues
Do young children athletes playing sports in recreational leagues get injured or have concussions? Many people may think that young children playing sports have few…
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Reasoning Comes In Degrees, Not Different Kinds
That the mind is comprised of distinct systems is one of the earliest and most recurring ideas in psychology. Plato claimed the psyche is comprised…
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How Did The Decline Of Neanderthals Occur?
The Neanderthals were a human population found on a vast territory that extended from the Atlantic ocean to Siberia and from England to the Near-East….
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Toward A Long-Term Remission In Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a long-term chronic autoimmune disease in which the body’s own immune system mistakenly targets the lining of the joints. Patients with…
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Where Mud Meets Magma
Mud volcanism is widely recognized as an important process in sedimentary systems where large quantities of fine-grained materials are pumped up from subsurface sources as…
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