How miniature predators get their favorite soil bacteria

Thursday, December 8, 2016 - 14:01 in Biology & Nature

Tiny predators in the soil can literally sniff out their prey: soil bacteria, which communicate with each other using scent. A team of researchers has discovered that these predators -- called protists - 'eavesdrop' on the bacteria's communication. It's a discovery that opens up perspectives for agriculture.

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