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Why do some Japanese fruits have super expensive prices?
Japan has long been famous for pursuing perfection in all things so it is no wonder that this obsession affects both the fruit and fruit trade.
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What do the ancestors of the vegetables we still eat today look like?
Good, most of the foods you buy in markets, supermarkets or aquaculture today have been domesticated for thousands of years.
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2.4kg avocado fruit can break the world record in Hawaii
Pamela Wang, a resident of Kealakekua, Hawaii, found a 2.37kg avocado last weekend, according to Science Alert.
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Gene caused male flies to vomit 'wedding gifts' for female flies
Drosophila fruit flies subobscura perform special courtship rites thanks to a gene called Fru.
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Ants carry fruit 5 times larger than the body
Images of small ants carrying and balancing fruits are five times larger than their body size easily recorded by the photographer Eko Adiyanto in the garden in West Java…
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Fruit flies - animals that contribute to six Nobel prizes
Owning DNA similar to humans, fruit flies were selected as experimental subjects in many Nobel-winning scientific studies.
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Durian will be available for people with diabetes
Many people in Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, love durian flavors - dubbed
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The true shape of the nuts and fruits we eat every day before harvest
Many people will be surprised to know the truth about sesame seeds, cashew nuts, peanuts ... while still in the harvested tree.
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Super unique black diamond apple apples, unique Halloween season product
In the city of Lin Chi, Tibet, an altitude of 3,100 meters above sea level exists a very special apple variety.
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Successfully decipher the visual network of the fruit fly larvae brain
With about 2,000 cells, the fruit fly larva brain is much smaller than a brain of a mature fruit fly with 150,000 cells. Meanwhile, this number in the human brain is abo…
Biology
Species to catch birds to decompose to decompose into fertilizer
Scientists discovered two new species of plants on a Caribbean island that could trap and kill inexperienced birds.
Biology
Mango trees break the plan for 800 fruits in Japan
A mango tree on Okinawa island last year surprised many people with 400 fruits, which doubled this year.
Biology
How do bacteria damage food?
Collectively known as saprophyte, the group of bacteria that break down food is
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The toxin in litchi kills more than 100 Indian children each year
American and Indian scientists discovered a mysterious disease that kills more than 100 children every year in northern India by eating fabrics when hungry causes.