Professor Nguyen Lan Dung wants to turn wild plants into specialty vegetables
Forest vegetables are not only strange, harmless, and rich in nutrients, but also do not have deep so they do not need to use pesticides.
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Forest vegetables are not only strange, harmless, and rich in nutrients, but also do not have deep so they do not need to use pesticides.
The secret of survival does not need photosynthesis of the species
According to Dailymail, after discovering a strange ant nest, scientists had to dump 10 tons of concrete and excavate to see the size of the ant nest.
At Netley Pumpkin Festival (Hampshire, England), two twins Stuart and Ian Paton crushed competitors with a pumpkin weighing 1,022kg, or more than 1 ton.
The information has just been published in the Scientific Reports (Scientific Reports) of the United States.
A recent study shows that ants have abandoned the model
Watermelons in China's Hubei province bounce like a rubber ball when thrown to the ground.
Not only is the possibility of harming the lives of people, but Lasius Neglectus also seriously affected the ecosystem and the British economy.
You do not want to gain weight because you eat starchy foods and you have used fruit because you think they do not contain starch, is this correct?
Recently, a team of scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California in San Diego (UCSD) has
Mangrove forest, curved forest, dragon tree forest are among the most unique forests in the world.
In the plant world, adaptive and self-defense mechanisms have created many rich plant species. Although they must always be tied to the soil, they cannot move but they a…
Microorganisms play an extremely important role in promoting the evolution of animals and transforming the human world.
The study, published in the journal PLOS Genetics, reported that some fungal pathogens can cause mass death of bananas.
Researchers at the RIKEN Center for Sustainable Natural Science (CSRS) in Japan and colleagues at Sains University in Malaysia (USM) have succeeded in explaining the gen…