Third World Yeast Made First World Beer Possible
Not many people care about where the yeast that makes much of modern beer possible came from. But science cares.
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Not many people care about where the yeast that makes much of modern beer possible came from. But science cares.
Beetles fed on the feathers of dinosaurs around 105 million years ago, suggesting a symbiotic relationship between the two species.
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Advances in sequencing technologies have finally allowed researchers to zero in on the genetic diversity underlying the incredible mating system of shelf fungi.
Ariño is a site inside an open mine of lignite. Photo: Xavier Delclòs (UB-IRBio) For the first time in fossil records, root amber, related to the