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Russia's Ita-tass news agency reported on August 12 that its scientists have discovered a rare rare lichen named in the International Red Book, at Kronotsky Nature Reser…
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Russia's Ita-tass news agency reported on August 12 that its scientists have discovered a rare rare lichen named in the International Red Book, at Kronotsky Nature Reser…
The study, published in the latest issue of Science magazine, seems to show that nature compensates for the weak, old and capable creatures to fight back, although they…
In 2003, biotech giant Monsanto developed a genetically modified corn that is resistant to rootworm by using Cry3Bb1 Protein, derived from the bacterium Bacillus thuring…
A joint survey between the Institute of Tropical Biology and Lo Go - Xa Mat National Park and researchers from France and the UK, in August 2011 confirmed the existence…
A year ago, more than 10 million genetically modified male mosquitoes were released in HCMC. Juazeiro, inhabited by 288,000 people. Test results are announced at a confe…
Dr. Dinh Quang Diep - Faculty of Environment and Resources - Nong Lam University Ho Chi Minh City Ho Chi Minh said in 2011 he and a number of partners including TS. Tran…
The research team belongs to Cat Ba National Park, Vietnam Nature Museum, Forestry University and Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources, which has jointly resear…
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) on January 20 said scientists discovered a new flowering plant belonging to the rare Medinilla on Fiji's Kadavu…
The RSPB Nature Reserve has just moved Britain's rarest spider species to a new place in a plastic bottle.
According to 'Vietnam Red Book', butterflies have the scientific name Attacus atlas, the level of threat is classified as R (Rare: Rare, possibly endangered). This butte…
Trees are an important component of the natural landscape and are an abundant source of oxygen, food, shelter, building materials and protection for all living things ...
New varieties of tomatoes can grow in barren, alum soil and produce 30% more than regular tomatoes.
Recent research results in the UK show that more than a fifth of the world's plant species are facing the risk of extinction.
In a report published in the journal Nature-Genetics, an international team of scientists said they have successfully mapped the genome map of the Golden Delicious apple.
Humans and some other animals will become extinct in the next 100 years as the population booms and consumerism grows unrestrained.