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Successful study of biological fungicides against anthracnose
Scientists at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) have successfully researched and patented a bio-fungicide that can prevent anthracnose that is harmful…
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Surprised kind of fungus capable of creating magic rain
This strange mushroom releases millions of spores into the air, which is why they can create clouds above the fungus and cause rain.
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Giant mosquitoes have bone-piercing blood
Giant mosquitoes with blood shots like a knife make many people confused.
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This biological step could save hundreds of millions of people in the future
Researchers have successfully deciphered the genome of peanuts (or peanuts) and their ancient brothers, which could help hundreds of millions of people escape the world'…
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39 trillion bacteria on the human body
New research by an international team of scientists shows that an average person carries 1.3 times the number of bacteria in their bodies.
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The largest spider web in the world can cross a river
Although small and difficult to detect, Darwin's bark spider can create a net enough to cross a 25m wide river.
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It is better to die than to suffer terrible pain for this plant
The pain caused by the Gympie-Gympie is like being burned by hot acid and electric shock at the same time.
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Pigs and applications in medicine - biology
The pig is a familiar animal for everyone. Pork is a popular food in daily meals, especially on the occasion of Tet holiday. In the field of bio-medicine, pigs also have…
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Learn the glowing mechanism of fireflies
Certainly everyone used to have a childhood attached to a bug named fireflies, a light flickering every night that any child is interested and curious.
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Asian wasps became the fear of Europe
The French mobilized unmanned aircraft in an effort to destroy Asian hornets, but they still have not achieved any significant results.
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The secret of sunflowers
Sunflowers follow the sun thanks to the biological clock mechanism and not completely follow the light as previously predicted.
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Spider venom can become the savior of bees
The venom from one of the world's most poisonous spiders may become a biological insecticide that kills harmful insects, but does not affect bees - one of the
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Sugar cane in the trunk determines the time
A new British study shows plants use synthetic sugar from their internal organs to determine the time of day.
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Detecting flies also suffers from depression
When faced with circumstances beyond control, animals, including humans, often hide when sleeping disorders or diet disorders and other manifestations of depression feel.
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Ladybug is 'biological weapon' in the supermarket
The management of a large supermarket in the US releases about 72,000 ladybirds into stores to kill the aphids.