Plantae & Fauna

In The Sunflower: a flower that always seeks the light, Tabatha Urías explores some of the most fascinating aspects of this flower. Its relationship with the movement of the sun not only optimizes energy capture, but also makes it a symbol of optimism, perseverance, and fidelity to the light.

Juan Manuel Salazar López and David Santiago, in Does the Best Pesticide Have Six Legs?, show us how biological control represents a sustainable alternative for agriculture, using natural enemies such as lacewings, coccinellids, and carabids for pest management and the reduction of chemical inputs.

Tabatha Urías presents The Rose: A Symbol That Blossoms Between Mexican History, Emotion, and Tradition.

In the article Under Our Feet: The Secret Network that Sustains Ecosystems, M.Sc. Juan Manuel Salazar and Biol. David Santiago present some of the symbiotic associations that fungi have developed with other species, highlighting the fundamental role of these organisms as a basal component of ecosystems and ecological balance.

In Calla Lily: The Story of a Flower We Learned to Call Our Own, Tabatha Urías explores the connection between this flower, art, culture, and its deep-rooted presence in Mexico. The singularity of its form has made it a symbol of elegance, whose presence is distinguished by its extraordinary visual impact.