Carbohydrates help plants fight drought
High levels of unstructured carbohydrate compounds (NSC) - including sugar and starch in plants - can help tropical plants extend their survival by 17 days in severe dro…
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High levels of unstructured carbohydrate compounds (NSC) - including sugar and starch in plants - can help tropical plants extend their survival by 17 days in severe dro…
An international team of scientists has for the first time successfully deciphered the wheat genome, paving the way for research into ways to improve plant varieties.
Tests show that mustard plants grown in soil are contaminated by VX neurotoxin, absorbing this toxin through the roots and retaining it for at least 45 days.
The shape is easily confused with snakes, snails or plants that can help caterpillars camouflage and defend themselves.
Scientists hope, high-yielding soybean varieties that adapt to the environment soon appear before 2030.
The scientific community has just announced the species of Cam Phu is discovered near the sea of Quang Binh and Nha Trang.
Referring to the name Toshiba, one remembers a powerful Japanese electronics company. However, Toshiba is planning to encroach on the food market.
An international team of scientists on June 11 announced that it has successfully decoded the genome of eucalyptus trees.
For the first time, scientists have discovered how parasitic bacteria can turn plants into living corpses, like in animals.
In the Andes Mountains, thousands of years of existence existed in such a strange appearance that it may be mistaken for us to think that they do not belong to the Earth.
The research team of the Southern Institute of Ecology (SIE) has discovered a new, unprecedented plant species - genus Giang Ly.
The giant cauliflower, 1.8m in length, planted by farmer Peter Glazebrook in the UK has reached the record of the world's largest cauliflower.
Scientists have announced three new plant species belonging to three different families in Hon Ba Nature Reserve (Khanh Hoa).
This new plant species is named Rinorea niccolifera, reflecting its nickel absorption capacity with very large volumes.