Discovered plants that cure cancer
The small head plant (Hedrotis microcephala) picked from Bu Gia Map National Park, Binh Phuoc province has just been found to have anti-cancer effects.
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The small head plant (Hedrotis microcephala) picked from Bu Gia Map National Park, Binh Phuoc province has just been found to have anti-cancer effects.
Fuel rods in Japanese nuclear reactors damaged by earthquakes and tsunamis are in danger of being completely melted and causing unintended consequences.
Plants that are not only food sources, but also plants, can now serve as tools to detect explosive materials.
With the use of bacteria and inositol phosphate, which have the same chemical characteristics as plant waste, researchers at Birmingham University have already collected…
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Rust is a nightmare caused by fungi that makes the crop look like it's burned.
The spread of human and plant diseases by wind is likely to spread faster than we think has left concerns for not only human disease but also a fungus that threatens the…
Thousands of acres of land put solar panels in the California Mojave Desert like mushrooms to benefit the environment.
Scientists in Canada report the development of a 'green' fungicide that can provide a safer, and more environmentally friendly solution.
As a chemical for industrial processes, butanol is used in everything from oil brakes, paint thinners, to plastics.
A falling leaf often causes the poet's eyes to vibrate, but scientists also wonder about what causes leaves to fall.
The famous Douglas fir in the botanical world is more capable than most other plants. But there is still a limit that it cannot overcome, and a new study explains why.
Tomatoes, japaleño peppers, serrano peppers and avocados are currently under scrutiny after Salmonella outbreaks, causing many Americans to worry about eating vegetables.
Adding a little green in the office will increase work efficiency and mental comfort for the staff.
Dutch ecologist Roxina Soler and her colleagues discovered that grass-eating insects that live on the ground and on the ground can communicate with each other using plan…