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Plants · Quebec City

Under extreme heat, plants become CO2 sources as their cuticle degrades and water loss increases - Study shows plants lose more water through their cuticle at high temperatures, weakening their ability to absorb CO2 and accelerating climate change.

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Increased temperatures could disrupt the key role of plants in climate regulation.See the Story

TIL wasps help prevent the destruction of $417 billion worth of crops from insect pests every year. This is higher than the annual value of insect pollination at $250 billion per year.

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TIL that wasps are actually just as good pollinators as bees are. A similar quantity of pollen grains stick to and fall off of paper wasps as with bumblebees

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Under extreme heat, plants become CO2 sources as their cuticle degrades and water loss increases - Study shows plants lose more water through their cuticle at high temperatures, weakening their ability to absorb CO2 and accelerating climate change.

TIL wasps help prevent the destruction of $417 billion worth of crops from insect pests every year. This is higher than the annual value of insect pollination at $250 billion per year.

TIL that wasps are actually just as good pollinators as bees are. A similar quantity of pollen grains stick to and fall off of paper wasps as with bumblebees

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Under extreme heat, plants become CO2 sources as their cuticle degrades and water loss increases - Study shows plants lose more water through their cuticle at high temperatures, weakening their ability to absorb CO2 and accelerating climate change.

TIL wasps help prevent the destruction of $417 billion worth of crops from insect pests every year. This is higher than the annual value of insect pollination at $250 billion per year.

TIL that wasps are actually just as good pollinators as bees are. A similar quantity of pollen grains stick to and fall off of paper wasps as with bumblebees

Study finds male sex offenders with male teen victims face much harsher sentences than those with female teen victims

Britons told 'forgotten nutrient' could slash diabetes risk by controlling long-term blood sugar

A study indicates that anxiety can boost the number of ideas but restricts the creation of new ideas

Simulations of millimeter wave exposure on the human eye show that electromagnetic fields are concentrated near eyelashes and eyelids. Eyelashes have little effect on temperature changes, but the eyelid absorbs more radiation at higher frequencies.

A short nap boosts problem-solving by strengthening hidden connections

Exposure to 1.95 GHz radiofrequency fields caused a small, temporary increase in core body temperature in mice, peaking at 0.4°C at higher exposure levels. The study highlights effective thermoregulation and the need for careful measurement timing.