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Wheat is aging prematurely because of climate change
Global warming can make wheat premature aging and reduce harvests worldwide, a study is published in Nature Climate Change.
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Discovering rice varieties that are 'resistant' to climate change
Australian scientists have discovered a wild rice variety that carries genes with good drought tolerance and heat tolerance.
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'Love food' will be more expensive due to climate change
Chocolate prices may soar in the future due to global warming causing cocoa production to decline. Chocolate is a sweet food known worldwide. It is considered that choco…
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Earthworms help slow climate change
Earthworms can help keep water in the soil during the dry season, prevent flooding and reduce the impact of global warming.
Biology
Artificial creatures 'eat' CO2
A famous American scientist said that artificial gene technology could bring a breakthrough, helping people to settle on Mars.
Biology
Symbiogenics: Strategies to mitigate climate change impacts on rice
Scientists can make rice adapt to climate change and catastrophic consequences, by transplanting fungal spores onto rice and other seeds or crops for seeds. , according…
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Data from satellites help track the world's largest kelp forest
Scientists at UC Santa Barbara University, USA, have developed a new way to study how environmental and climate factors affect giant kelp forest ecosystems on a large sc…
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Research on global warming through petrography
Four paleontologists from Canada and the United States have studied fossils of a giant ant in the Denver Museum, thereby understanding how global warming affects the dis…
Biology
Detecting rare 'smelly' plants in arid regions
Scientists discovered a rare plant species in Australia, a plant that has never been developed in arid climates.
Biology
NASA's 'strange creature' is just 'crap'?
The most prestigious scientists in the world said that the strange bacterial culture experiment of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has made serious mistakes.
Biology
Human are on the endangerer?
Humans and some other animals will become extinct in the next 100 years as the population booms and consumerism grows unrestrained.
Biology
Trees are growing faster
A study in the United States showed that plants are growing faster than two centuries ago because of the increase in global temperature.
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Loss of traditional plant varieties
Farmers in poor countries are losing traditional crop varieties due to the tight management of these companies, making it difficult for them to cope with climate change…
Biology
The encyclopedia of life has achieved 170,000 titles
The encyclopedia of life http://www.eol.org (EOL), a $ 100 million project launched in 2007, has now reached the number of 170,000 items ...