Space science
Detecting lines in the universe
Astronomers discovered that sugar molecules, one of the basic substances that make up life, are close to a star whose mass is equal to the sun.
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Doomsday
7 foods that help people survive the end of the world
Some foods such as honey, dried beans, dark chocolate, can still be eaten and fresh after a long time.
Biology
How does plants regulate circadian rhythms?
Plants, animals, fungi and some species of bacteria can assess the time of day through their circadian rhythms.
Biology
The species that is capable of 'dying' makes scientists 'headaches'
The secret of dried grass in the drought suddenly becomes green when it rains has led scientists to suffer for years.
Biology
Find out that spiders know to ride prey waves like old water gods
Australian scientists have recently discovered a very special new spider species called Dolomedes briangreenei.
Biology
The vegetables become delicious 'unusual' in November
November is the time when the weather starts to become cold, the time of the wilting, wilting for many types of trees. However, this is a favorite time for some vegetabl…
Biology
Amazingly discovered the blood group of plants
Do plants have types of blood? A Japanese botanist claims to have. He studied more than 500 plant varieties (closed seeds) and bare seeds saw 60 varieties of blood type…
Biology
'New weapon' against antimicrobial from synthetic sugar
Experts from the University of Queensland (Australia) have found a group of synthetic sugars that can bind and destroy bacterial cell walls, opening up the ability to cr…
Biology
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…
Biology
Bacteria support sustainable sugarcane production
Australian scientists have discovered a bacterium that can increase sugarcane production and reduce fertilizer use in farming.
Biology
Sugar cane in the trunk determines the time
A new British study shows plants use synthetic sugar from their internal organs to determine the time of day.
Biology
Honey bees forget their way to the nest because of pesticides
Honey bees play an important role in agricultural production. For example, experts estimate honey bees produce £ 200 million for the UK economy each year.
Biology
Blue honey
Some bees in a region in northeastern France produce green bile because they eat sugar containing colored products.
Biology
Insects also know how to choose high quality foods
Although initially very fond of sweet food, fruit flies quickly learned to choose less sweet food sources with higher nutritional value and calories.