Mushroom is higher than 10m
Chinese biologists discovered giant mushrooms with a height of more than 10m and a volume of up to half a ton in Hainan Province.
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Chinese biologists discovered giant mushrooms with a height of more than 10m and a volume of up to half a ton in Hainan Province.
Researchers at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel, have discovered a way in which bacteria can communicate with each other through nanotubes.
New research by Dr Glenn Stone - Professor of Anthropology of Arts and Sciences at Washington University, St. Louis, shows that the productivity of the first genetically…
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Scientists at the University of Cambridge (UK) have decoded the
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Professor Chandra Kelamaxin made a surprising statement, suggesting that humanity is nothing more than an alien from outer space that migrates to Earth.
Professor Xu Weixian and colleagues at the University of Seoul Medical Institute have announced for the first time the gene that causes dementia in humans.