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Decode 99% of the genome sequence of cocoa trees
On Wednesday, US scientists said they had decoded 99% of the genetic sequence of cocoa trees. This result can provide more information
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Detecting chewing plants to reduce stress, hunger
During the past centuries, indigenous South Africans often chew on a plant that they believe helps to remove stress ...
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Discover the tree with the largest set of genes
A rare plant species in Japan with scientific name Paris japonica carries on it the largest genome ever known.
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Producing biofuel from dry straw and trees
Scientists at the University of Twente (Netherlands) have just studied a new method that can extract biofuels with high efficiency and low cost from agricultural and for…
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Australia breeds pineapples that are rich in vitamin C
After many years of research, Australian scientists have finally created a pineapple variety that the country can boast of a kangaroo country, named Australian Jubilee.
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Trees also think and remember like people
Scientists say the tree transmits information about the intensity and quality of light from leaves to leaves like our nervous system.
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The tree cannot be immortal without pollination
Some plants can reproduce asexually, so many people think they can live forever, but a new study shows that this is not the case.
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Pine tree is nearly 5,000 years old
A pine tree in the United States has sprouted since the ancient Egyptians had not yet built the pyramids and today it continues to grow.
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Caution with Jatropha tree
After eagerly planting Jatropha trees to develop biofuels, many units were disappointed to find that this tree was not as effective as introduced.
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The killer tree is also afraid of poison
The carnivorous plants swallow all the insects they catch, but their existence can be threatened if the prey has toxins in the body.
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Trees are growing faster
A study in the United States showed that plants are growing faster than two centuries ago because of the increase in global temperature.
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Detecting human sex hormones in plants
US scientists say they found progesterone, a female sex hormone that maintains the development of the fetus, in plants.
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Tomatoes, potatoes '2 in 1'
It is the result of the scientific project 'Creating a grafting plant between tomato and potato' that biotechnology engineer Nguyen Thi Trang Nha (SN 1987, has just grad…
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Discovering more than 250 rare and precious plants
Experts of the Royal Kew Biological Garden, London, England, have discovered more than 250 new species in just one year.
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Planting bonsai by hydroponic method
Recently, Nguyen Van Quy, a lecturer of the Department of Agronomy, Hue University of Agriculture and Forestry, succeeded with the research model of growing ornamental p…