It may be called the “love vine,” but this creeping vine has a sinister secret — and no love for the wasps that buzz around its habitat in the trees. The vine, whose official name is Cassytha ...

Early this spring, Rice University evolutionary biologist Scott Egan stood in a patch of live oak scrub habitat in South Florida and scanned the trees for something he'd never seen outside his lab -- ...

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Aug. 20 (UPI) --Scientists have discovered a never-before-seen interaction between parasites. Researchers at Rice University discovered a parasitic vine preying on a parasitic wasp. The two parasites, ...