Este es el ultimo episodio de nuestra miniserie sobre biocomunicación. Aquí hablamos un poco sobre esa comunicación invisible, una de las más antiguas de la evolución y la que usan la mayoría de organismos vivos en este planeta: la comunicación química.
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