Swarms of parasitic wasps will descend upon Kona coffee farms this spring as a long-gestating plan to control an invasive ...

Swarms of parasitic wasps will descend upon Kona coffee farms this spring as a long-gestating plan to control an invasive ...

This has continued into this morning (January 6) with some sleet falling at around 6am. There is a yellow Met Office alert in place for rain this morning. It warns of possible flooding and ...

Inspired by the ovipositor of parasitic wasps, which resists buckling through self-propulsion and prevents clogging via friction-based transport, research has led to the integration of these ...

A warning will always end up somewhere on the matrix, with only one of 16 squares on it dedicated to red. What it means: Yellow warnings are the lowest on the scale, but they are still significant ...

We're so accustomed to seeing the non-native European paper wasp, Polistes dominula, that it's quite a surprise to encounter a native, the golden paper wasp, P. aurifer, and especially in the winter.

Text description provided by the architects. Yellow House is situated in a sloped area that is surrounded by a lot of big trees scattered all over the site. The house consists of two main parts.

Even then, some considered passports to be an “anachronism in the modern world.” But the use of paper passports—which were first digitized as “e-Passports” with NFC chips in 2006—is ...

It's the day after Christmas and all through the house, there are piles of paper maybe as tall as your spouse. Packages and bows, there are plenty of those, but what can you do with all you accrue?

Yellow cards are crucial in football, leading to cautions and possible suspensions for players. Premier League players risk automatic bans after accumulating five or ten yellow cards throughout ...

You might toss them into a recycling bin and never think about them again. But not all boxes and paper can be recycled. Here's an example: the pizza boxes you've been "recycling" are actually ...

"Our paper is one of the first ones to show, at least in Drosophila, that this type of immune response might be a common mechanism by which natural enemies like wasps and nematodes are dealt with.