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Corn Spots Know the Meaning of Self-Sacrifice
Corn spots, it seems, know the meaning of self-sacrifice. When under attack from a pathogen, these plants commit "cell suicide" to prevent any further damage, a new study describes, and scientists are just beginning to understand how this defense mechanism works.
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