Why do trees die in the tropics?
The international team of scientists from the University of South Wales conducted a study to determine why some tropical plants are easy to die while others live
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The international team of scientists from the University of South Wales conducted a study to determine why some tropical plants are easy to die while others live
The plant is like a human being, in the daytime reaching out to catch the dawn and in the evening shrinking to sleep. You may not believe after viewing the following tim…
According to The Guardian, to prevent the extinction of pollinators, some countries impose a ban on pesticides, but this approach is not conducive to farmers.
Chinese scientists have recently harvested alkaline-resistant
Once upon a time, people scrambled to hunt, hunt for this flower, making it one of the most expensive plant varieties.
The cotton plant also has other names such as kapok, cotton, silk, java. This is a tropical plant, available in Vietnam with many uses that few people know.
It is estimated that seaweed and ocean microalgae account for about 9/10 plants on Earth.
According to German scientists, the protein called LMI1 is responsible for the development and shape of leaves as well as the formation of variable leaves, ie the antenn…
experts at the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences affirmed that the new plant could be used to prepare drinks without caffeine.
The thousand-year-old giant mushroom spread across Michigan's forest floor is said to be one of the largest living organizations on the planet.
Roses, lotus, hibiscus, camomile, lavender, dandelion beautify the space and contain many healthy ingredients.
Do you like celery (celery) vegetables? To be fair, this is a vegetable that is not too tasty, but very nutritious with many different uses.
According to Scientific reports, in the process of studying the evolution of different plant species, scientists were interested in finding out what determines the color…
Unlike animals, plants cannot move. So they created themselves extremely dangerous weapons, enough to make every enemy regret it if touched.
This new technique could allow scientists to combine the genetic diversity of wild plants with genetic qualities determined by breeding generations.