Vietnam is losing its biodiversity
Many alien creatures such as yellow snail, mimosa ... again
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Many alien creatures such as yellow snail, mimosa ... again
Scientists at the Basel Zoo in Switzerland have announced the success of pressing a rare and precious jellyfish that looks like a breeding egg in an artificial environme…
NASA scientists found that bacteria can live and thrive in arsenic - the most toxic substance on Earth.
Preparations are used to treat waste, waste water, deodorize, supplement useful microorganisms to increase soil porosity.
The new film forming technology allows to keep fresh fruits and vegetables as new. This technology is applied experimentally on Vinh cam in Dong Tao commune - Khoai Chau…
Biomass does not help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but it also increases the amount of dangerous emissions, according to a recent analysis ...
People often divide insects into two types that are useful and harmful. However they are all links of diversity ...
New varieties of tomatoes can grow in barren, alum soil and produce 30% more than regular tomatoes.
Dr. Danny Reinberg, of New York University, was awarded the ants' epigenetics research to help determine the impact of lifestyle and environment on genes.
Humans and some other animals will become extinct in the next 100 years as the population booms and consumerism grows unrestrained.
Shrimp shells can contribute significantly to the production of environmentally friendly biofuels.
With rising oil prices and the threat of climate change today, bioplastic products will be one of the traditional plastic alternatives in the near future.
Korean scientists have been studying a polymer used daily for plastics using biotechnology.
Insect species such as butterflies and beetles will need many protection measures equivalent to typical species associated with previous conservation campaigns, such as…
A new bacterium, Pyrococcus CH1, can live in environments with temperatures between 80 and 105 degrees Celsius, and is capable of self-dividing under a hydrostatic press…