Highlights

Unlocking the Passcodes to Manipulate Natural Bacterial Communities
Analysis of bacterial toxin-antitoxin systems sheds new light on how microbes interact with other members of their communities.

Infrared Quantum Ghost Imaging Illuminates—But Doesn’t Disturb—Living Plants
Quantum ghost imaging of live plants at light levels lower than starlight gives new perspectives on plant processes.
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