Biology
The tree knows 'talking, sending messages' like people
Plants have the ability to communicate and exchange information with each other to survive in special
Organic
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Biology
Tomato 'clean' protects health very well
Research by the University of Barcelona (Spain) found that
Biology
'Orange blood' will flood the world
British scientists claim that blood oranges, red and orange-colored oranges, will appear in many parts of the planet through genetic modification.
Biology
Production of microbial fertilizer from cassava residue
Due to high organic matter content, cassava residue is often used as organic fertilizer for plants.
Biology
Waste into organic fertilizer by microbial preparations
A new microbial product used to treat organic waste into organic fertilizer has been successfully researched and produced by the Institute of Environmental Technology (V…
Biology
Sugarcane fertilizer from sugarcane plant waste
Hanoi team of scientists has successfully researched the technology of producing micro-organic fertilizer specialized for sugarcane.
Biology
Bio-hydrogen: a clean energy source from waste
Researchers from the Canadian National Research Center (CNRC) have produced hydrogen from organic wastes and agricultural wastes.
Biology
Found earthworms that contain chemicals from household and animal manure
The earthworms studied in agricultural fields have been found to contain organic chemicals from household products and fertilizers, suggesting that these substances are…
Biology
An organic agriculture can help the world fight poverty
Organic food has long been considered a small market, and luxury is only for the middle and upper classes. However, scientists believe that shifting most of agriculture…
Animal world
Hazardous waste can cause bisexual syndrome in polar bears
The toxic Arctic waste is a major threat to polar white bears, which can lead to status
Animal world
Dogs are capable of detecting cancer
Scientists hope to develop a special electronic nose like the dog's nose to detect cancer in the future.
Animal world
Pigeons smell the air to find their way
A recent study by a German science shows that pigeons rely on their ability to smell air to find their way to their whereabouts.
Scientific application
Experts guide how to
Aside from being a dish, it is unlikely that urban residents will suspect that from this kind of seed we can create one of the most advanced organic fertilizers for plan…
Scientific application
Biochar: Savings for acidic soil, alum, poisoning
The soil is degraded and washed away is a great threat to agriculture in Vietnam and the world, directly affecting the national food security and livelihood of rural peo…
Scientific application
Technology for treating straw into organic fertilizer
The technology of rice straw treatment in the field of bio-fertilizer to protect the environment and develop sustainable agriculture is the project that gives Dr. Le Van…