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New mode of spread of deadly bacteria in food
Microbiologist Professor Keith Ireton of Florida State University has announced an active mechanism that plays an important role in the spread of deadly bacteria in food…
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Australia: discover 850 new creatures underground
After four years of conducting a comprehensive study of groundwater and caves in central and southern Australia, scientists have found 850 previously unknown species of…
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Sunflower plants bloom 104 flowers
Gordon Davis's sunflowers have so far grown 104 flowers and this is considered a record of a sunflower.
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GM genetically modified plants
Entering the twenty-first century, the world population has increased dramatically while agricultural area has been decreasing due to urbanization and industrialization.
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Can you keep the last red pine?
From the urgency of the recent mass of red pine trees, Lam Dong provincial authorities have asked the local government to put the red pine in the program.
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Choose to create new rice varieties with high productivity
News from the Hybrid Rice Research and Development Center (Institute of Food and Food Plants under the Institute of Agricultural Sciences) said that it has chosen and cr…
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Honeybee 'fight' against Varroa parasite
Honey bees are currently battling Varroa, however, with the help of the Center for Agricultural Research (ARS), research has developed typical genetic traits that allow…
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Chestnuts - Food of paradise
Chestnuts have been present in China and Japan since ancient times, long before the Roman army brought them to Europe. Many types of chestnuts have grown wild in Asian h…
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Generating jaw bone from stem cells
Columbia University (USA) scientists have announced that they have created a jaw bone in the laboratory using stem cells from adult bone marrow.
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Ripe rice does not need to be cooked
Indian agricultural experts claim they have just created a variety of rice that humans can eat after soaking in water, without cooking ...
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'Carnivore'
Cow, goat, horse ... eating grass is common, but carnivorous plants are a strange thing, it has been a long time but it is always exciting for bonsai lovers ...
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Plants also recognize 'peach blood'
Scientists in the United States and Canada have discovered that plants are also able to recognize
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The phenomenon of trees growing on unusual trees in Italy
An interesting natural phenomenon is attracting the attention of the people of Grana in Italy: an fruit tree grows right on top of the wickerwork.
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Great biofuel from algae
Hundreds of companies and laboratories around the world are racing aggressively to find an economical way to process