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Coffee plants are about to become extinct due to climate change
A new study by British and Ethiopian scientists said that within 70 years, Arabica coffee, an important African coffee tree, will become extinct due to climate change.
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Genetically modified tomatoes help prevent heart disease
Scientists have grown a genetically modified tomato, creating a series of amino acids that help reduce blood clots in the arteries.
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Poisonous mushrooms mysteriously cause murder in America
Two elderly people died in the US and four were poisoned after eating mushrooms at a nursing home on November 12.
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Close up of the world's most multifaceted creature
The world's most legacy record creature even has more anomalies than the number of legs
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Detecting bacterial 'forest' in human navel
Human umbilical cord is a place to support a microbial ecosystem, very similar to the biodiversity of tropical forests, according to a new study.
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Interesting discovery about grasshopper ears
In fact, although insects and mammals have separated for a long time in the past, the way the ears work is the same.
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Fruit-devouring fruit flies in England
The fruit industry in the UK has suffered more than VND 18 trillion due to the devastating consequences of the small fruit fly that first exploded in this country. C
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Countering genetically modified corn causes cancer in mice
After information on studying a genetically modified corn could cause cancer mice, scientists around the world said that it was the result of little reliable scientific…
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Plants know how to swim to avoid enemies
Susanne Menden-Deuer, a marine expert at the University of Rhode Island in the US, and her colleagues observed Heterosigma akashiwo, a microalgae, in the lab. Livescienc…
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The heaviest pumpkin in the world
The owner of the pumpkin is Ron Wallace. He brought it to the Topsfield Fair, northeastern Massachusetts, USA last Friday and set a record, AP reported.
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Spiders become good fighters after being castrated
It is thought that the sex organ of the male spider is located to become a closed knot, forcing the female spider to be
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Published a complete map of the genetic variation of rice
A research team from China and Japan has published a complete map of the gene variants of rice, which supplies food for half of the planet's population.
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Raising flies for animal feed
This is the prediction of some scientists and businesses, when the fly larvae are bred, raised at the ground, can provide a quantity of food protein for fish and other a…
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Blue honey
Some bees in a region in northeastern France produce green bile because they eat sugar containing colored products.
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Assassins specialize in hunting maggots
Experts have discovered the unprecedented points of a maggot insect in Central and South America.