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Source: asahi.com
"そっくり?"菅田将暉似&有村架純似 SNSでバズった2人が共演「光栄です!」「うれしいです!」|オリコンニュース|上毛新聞ニュース - Vimarsana News

"そっくり?"菅田将暉似&有村架純似 SNSでバズった2人が共演「光栄です!」「うれしいです!」|オリコンニュース|上毛新聞ニュース

 タカハシは「『ミニ店長登場篇』に続き、出演できて光栄です! しかも、今度は僕メインの企画にしていただき…感謝しかないです…! バイク王さんの映像は毎回遊び心に溢れていて大好きなのですが今回の映像はCMの枠を超えてショートフィルムのような世界観に仕上がっています!」と自信を見せ「コミカルだけどなんだか感動してしまう…そんな風に感じて頂けたらうれしいです」とコメントを寄せた。  小日向も「今回は出演さ...

有村架純"怖かった"雪代巴役 重圧を覚悟に変えた佐藤健の言葉「本当に巴だ」:紀伊民報AGARA - Vimarsana News

有村架純"怖かった"雪代巴役 重圧を覚悟に変えた佐藤健の言葉「本当に巴だ」:紀伊民報AGARA

俳優の佐藤健が主演を務める映画『るろうに剣心 最終章 The Beginning』(公開中)。2012年の『るろうに剣心』から5作にわたり続いた本シリーズの最終作で、剣心にとって最も重要なキャラクター...

Partners in crime: Agricultural pest that relies on bacteria to overcome plant defenses - Vimarsana News

Partners in crime: Agricultural pest that relies on bacteria to overcome plant defenses

 E-Mail IMAGE: Levels of damage to A. thaliana leaves after exposure to S. litura larvae raised under conditions that did or did not sterilize their oral secretions. The asterisk indicates a statistically... view more  Credit: Professor Gen-ichiro Arimura, Tokyo University of Science Although insect larvae may seem harmless to humans, they can be extremely dangerous to the plant species that many of them feed on, and some of those plant species are important as agricultural crops. Although plants cannot simply flee from danger like animals typically would, many have nonetheless evol...

A minty-fresh solution: Using a menthol-like compound to activate plant immune mechanisms - Vimarsana News

A minty-fresh solution: Using a menthol-like compound to activate plant immune mechanisms

Certain chemicals can activate the innate defense mechanisms of plants, and researchers at the Tokyo University of Science are working on ways to use such chemicals as alternatives to harmful agricultural pesticides. These researchers have found that a compound derived from menthol can boost the expression of defense-related genes in soybeans, corn, peas, and other crop species. This finding may pave the way to green agricultural technologies that shield crops from pests while minimizing damage to the environment.