Plastic pollution may have met its match: The saliva of wax worms

Matthew A. Stough, Ph.D on LinkedIn: Plastic pollution may have met its match: The saliva of wax worms

Architecture, construction, retention, and repair of faecal shields in three tribes of tortoise beetles (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae, Cassidinae: Cassidini, Mesomphaliini, Spilophorini)

Mycotecture — the use of mushrooms and other fungal substances for architectural purposes — could be key to building affordable, fire-resistant, insulated habitats on the Moon and Mars. NASA aims to experiment

Biomasse soll möglichst Kohlenstoff binden +

PDF) Flying toward a plastic-free world: Can Drosophila serve as a model organism to develop new strategies of plastic waste management?

SheXy ShellyMarie (@_SheXy_) / X

Worm saliva can recycle single-use plastic, in major discovery

Jessica Caimol, MPS, CIR on LinkedIn: Plastic pollution may have met its match: The saliva of wax worms

Kanak iyer (@iyer_kanak) / X

Natural solutions that go 'chomp' - to eat their way through your plas – Twizzle Designs

Why do waxworms and bacteria love eating plastic? Brandon University research aims to find out

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