Planting reeds to treat polluted river water
With the technical support of Ebara Group (Japan), many residential areas, tourist areas, trade villages and industrial zones in some localities in the Red and Mekong Ri…
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Plant.
3,097 published items.
With the technical support of Ebara Group (Japan), many residential areas, tourist areas, trade villages and industrial zones in some localities in the Red and Mekong Ri…
In the face of rising oil prices, ensuring energy security has become a global concern, the search for alternative energy sources is becoming a common goal and solution…
Based on the characteristics of water absorption and disinfection of reed roots, Nhan Ai Hospital, Binh Phuoc province, will be the first hospital in the South to apply…
Some species of exotic plants can grow better in their new homeland than where they originated. This may be due to genetic modification or by herbivores like insects tha…
An international team of scientists, led by professor of oceanography and atmospheric science Robert Duce of Texas A&M University, concluded that a large amount of nitro…
Countries that rush to develop biofuels are at risk of growing invasive plants, which could lead to an environmental and economic destruction, biologists warn.
The alarming figure was announced by German Environment Minister Sigmar Gabriel at the United Nations World Conference on Nature Protection, taking place in Bonn, German…
Can a solution to global warming problem be in the soil under our feet? A group of Newcastle University scientists aim to develop a soil that can separate carbon from th…
A new study from the University of Virginia says air pollution from power plants and cars is damaging the scent of flowers and thus limiting the ability to follow the sc…
An international research group recently created a new instructional map to search for and protect the remaining thousands of rare and precious animals that live only in…
Caterpillars are the most serious pests on cruciferous vegetables in all countries. Vietnamese researchers have experimented in importing and developing D.semiclausum be…
Brent Christner, LSU biotechnology professor, in collaboration with colleagues in Montana and France, recently found evidence of rain-producing bacteria that are widely…
Indonesia, on November 28, launched a nationwide planting campaign to ease criticism of the island's deforestation, and set a new world record.
At the UN Climate Conference taking place in Bali (Indonesia), Asian scientists introduced a kind of
More than 3,500 crow bats 'lives' in Australia, giant squid species often 'see' on the beach while in the Alps (Europe) there are no more butterflies fluttering. .. Carp…