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A study of 24 colonies in New South Wales found that antimicrobial activity of hive materials declines from outer to inner compartments and acts mostly on bacteria.
An analysis of millions of cattle transactions shows listed employers cut direct sales to signatory slaughterhouses but kept selling through intermediaries, so downstream bans had a limited effect.
Edited cacao plants without T-DNA showed 42% smaller lesions after Phytophthora challenge in the lab. Field trials are now underway.
Single-cell transcriptome and chromatin accessibility data for the Arabidopsis root ground tissue point to GATA factors as regulators of the switch from cell division to differentiation.
Authors used the light-gated channel XXM2.0 to impose Ca2+ signals on Arabidopsis root cells and tested how calcium modulates the response to exogenous auxin.
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