Mosses can replace medical marijuana in the future
Scientists have published in Science Advances magazine about a new discovery in finding alternative sources of medical marijuana in pain relief for patients.
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Scientists have published in Science Advances magazine about a new discovery in finding alternative sources of medical marijuana in pain relief for patients.
New studies show that increasing levels of CO2 are reducing the therapeutic effect of earring plants on princess butterflies.
According to Futurism, humans are not the only animals with many bacteria active in the intestinal tract.
Since ancient times, human life has always been attached and inseparable from nature. Therefore, regardless of who makes up the elements that make up the nature (water,…
If extinct, 3,500 species of mosquitoes on Earth will now disappear. Among them, about 200 species of mosquitoes are capable of sucking human blood and three species of…
Although hallucinogenic mushrooms are an illegal item, some studies have proven that the ingredients in it have many benefits such as helping to reduce anxiety and depre…
But a new study has finally found the reason why bacteria that live on the skin only cause inflammation in certain people and others leave it alone.
Scientists have unjustly solved insects on the destruction of forest trees today.
American researchers have found that raising, growing with genetic modification technology is creating super grass and super-pesticide-resistant pests.
Deep in the middle of Africa, the forest named Pollia is shiny like a Christmas tree light bulb.
Genetically modified crops help increase productivity effectively but the impact of these crops on humans in the long term is positive or negative, the world science has…
A general study is necessary to eliminate all doubts and fully exploit the benefits of trees.
All the benefits of plant viruses are probably only limited by our imagination.
Recently, American scientists have announced that, due to global warming, plants can 'get angry', become dangerous to the atmosphere and to life on the planet in general.