Parasitic plants are found to steal genes from their victims and use them to better attack their targets

Friday, December 2, 2016 - 16:51 in Biology & Nature

Sneaky parasitic weeds may steal genes from the plants they are attacking and use those genes against the host plant, according to a team of scientists. In a study, researchers detected 52 incidences of the ... Read more

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