Scientists say wild tomato plants on the archipelago's western islands are experiencing "reverse evolution" and reverting ...

Millipedes release chemicals that disorient ants — and those same compounds may also modulate brain receptors in humans. This unexpected discovery could point toward future pain treatments.

Scientists debate whether true reverse evolution is possible, but this species of tomatoes on the western Galápagos Islands ...

Aporphine alkaloids constitute a diverse class of naturally occurring compounds noted for their complex polycyclic frameworks and remarkable pharmacological properties.

Ergot alkaloids were found throughout the plants. They are even present in the roots, where there was no evidence of P. clandestina DNA.