Archeology
Fossil flowers were discovered more than 174 million years ago
The newly discovered plant fossil has shown flower evidence of angiosperms blooming more than 174 million years ago, about 50 million years earlier than the previous tho…
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Biology
What do you know about the value of a 50 year old green tree?
Trees are all kinds of plants, because most of the trees have green leaves, so they are called green trees.
Biology
Genetically modified plants can clean up polluted air
A rabbit gene has been introduced into conventional indoor plants, giving them the power to filter harmful air pollution.
Health
Is genetically modified beef easy to eat?
Editing genes for animals and plants has come to life in some ways but controversies continue.
New technology
Believe it: A startup is producing proteins from air and electricity
This edible protein is vegan and does not require animal or plant elements during production.
Archeology
Discovered 8,000-year-old ancient gum
New Zealand anthropologists have uncovered evidence that ancient people used one type
Biology
Planting bananas without ... soil
The Wageningen University team in the Netherlands this week will harvest the first banana grown without soil.
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Unique, peculiar contraceptives from ancient times to modern times
Before the advent of condoms, the ancient people had devised ways to limit their fertility. D
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The most bizarre burial methods in the world
After death, do you want to donate your body to science? It is a noble act, but in addition you still have a lot of choices.
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What is hydroponics?
What is hydroponics? You must be curious and curious about this term recently. The following article will help you answer your questions.
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The world's first crop map from satellite imagery
Pakistan's Tribune website on September 1 reported that Pakistan became the first country in the world to use satellite imagery to map crops.
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Real plants grow up from the stomach of the dead
Scientists claim that a person who eats seeds then dies, seeds germinate, and grow into a tree from a dead person's stomach is entirely possible.
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Drinking too much water, people are making the sea ... more salty
Areas that do not have enough drinking water often switch to desalination solutions, the process of removing salt in seawater to make it drinkable.
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The Sahara Desert can turn into a giant power plant
In their study, scientists have proposed covering the entire Sahara region (more than 9 million square kilometers) by wind and solar power plants.
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Why do Parisians raise bees to take honey from the dome of buildings?
If one day you heard of a building in Hanoi and Saigon with bees making nests, would you feel interesting or afraid of trembling?