Durian has no thorns that makes it difficult to study
Botanists have been unable to successfully grow extremely rare thorns durian despite grafting efforts over the years.
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Botanists have been unable to successfully grow extremely rare thorns durian despite grafting efforts over the years.
The key D1 protein in photosynthesis of rice is genetically modified in the cytoplasm, helping to increase yield and heat tolerance.
A new technique unravels plant activity and can be used to uniquely decorate homes.
What part of the butterfly's taste is? Of course, butterflies do not use their tongue to taste food, but the taste of the butterfly lies in another special part. ...
The fact that Asian giant wasps are found in the United States raises concerns that they may breed and kill native colonies.
A new study shows that a tiny bug can save more than 2 million people from allergies in Europe and save over 1 billion euros in medical costs.
Research published today 4/5 shows that global warming is stimulating toxic algae to bloom, disrupting fishing activities of fishermen.
The researchers found giant viruses invading cells through a special star-shaped structure on the crust.
Wasps are a terror to many insects but at least not to mantises.
Nicole Doctor was walking with his dog when he spotted a pitiful beetle 'writhing violently' on the brick floor.
Seedless fruits are grown by stimulating the pistil head of the flower along with the help of plant hormones (phytohormone) that trigger the ovary to develop.
Flamingos are one of the few species in the natural world to follow the rule of making friends one of a quite special life. They live together, fly together, stand toget…
Hairless rats rely on the abundant CO2 in a cramped cave to control their brains and escape the risk of seizures.
A virus spreading rapidly is causing the famous rainbow parrot in South Queensland, Australia to fall to the ground in mass.
Due to the lack of tourists, the garden eels at the Japanese aquarium have begun to forget about human presence and become sensitive.