Everyone knows that bees buzz around flowers in their quest for nectar. But scientists have now learned that flowers are buzzing right back -- with electricity. Plants generally have a negative ...

You've no doubt seen bees buzzing around flowers or even nestling among blades of grass, but when you spot them chilling on the pavement it can raise various questions – not least: "Are they okay?" ...

Bees learn to buzz around the 'hood. ... trees and flowers, ... The sucrose and quinine were taken away after 120 visits and the researchers found the bees still flew to the image they'd been ...

Two feeders sat in the far corners of the tent, so that the workers regularly flew past the plants and the caterpillars on them. After 18 days, Tautz and Rostas found that the plants which had been ...

Flowers can hear buzzing bees—and it makes their nectar sweeter “I’d like people to understand that hearing is not only for ears.” By Michelle Z. Donahue ...

Everyone knows that bees buzz around flowers in their quest for nectar. But scientists have now learned that flowers are buzzing right back — with electricity. IE 11 is not supported.

After 18 days, Tautz and Rostas found that the plants which had been exposed to buzzing bees were far less damaged than the unprotected ones. For both soybeans and peppers, the caterpillars had ...