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Dispersed or extinct?
According to a professor at the Queen's University, plants living in areas outside their natural habitat are unlikely to improve their viability when global temperatures…
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Sweet sorghum Fantastic!
Sweet like sugarcane, which looks like corn, is extremely easy to grow, not only can it be used for human food, animal feed, but also as a raw material for biofuel prepa…
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Enhance the value of Melaleuca trees
Scientists from Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology have just studied the technology of extracting Melaleuca and activated carbon from Melaleuca. Melaleuca leaves…
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The first animal on Earth
A study of the evolutionary history of animals has shown the first animal structure on Earth - a mystical creature that we can only speculate on its characteristics base…
Biology
How do you understand the evolutionary tree (Part I)
Only one image has made pages in Charles Darwin's Origin Species - first published in 1859 - with more fame. It is a tree diagram - like a tree branch branching over tim…
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How do you understand the evolutionary tree (Part II)
In this article, we will clearly explain the misconception of the changes that occur at the branches at the vertices, especially the section between the top and the top.…
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Red pine is specially protected in Lam Dong
The Lam Dong forestry sector began to review and examine all areas with red pine, on that basis, to zone the red pine into a special protected area.
Biology
Challenging the aging process
Aging and aging are an inevitable part of the lives of most plants and animals. However, some species still live to an extremely rare age, such as a yew tree in England.…
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Giant palm on Madagascar island
The palm has a height of 18m and a canopy diameter of 5m, this is the largest palm tree ever discovered in this island region with this diverse ecosystem and one of the…
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Symbiotic relationship between trees and ants
We still know there is a rule for unintended consequences - if we leave our bodyguards when the danger has passed, then there will be another threat that will bother us.…
Biology
Phishing screen smells of ancient cycads
One of the oldest plants in the world - sesame - uses a strong smell, a bit of heat and a bit of cheating to seduce insects to pollinate them.
Biology
The frog legs are used many times
You want a tape that can be used many times? Indian scientists will help you to be satisfied with a special type of duct tape, modeled after the soles of the tree frog.
Biology
Successfully propagating an endangered plant species
For the first time, scientists have succeeded in in vitro propagation of Vietnamese yew - an ancient plant species considered as a living fossil of the gymnosperm indust…
Biology
Why do leaves change color?
For years, scientists have wondered how the leaves prepared for a sprawling performance in autumn. The molecules behind yellow and orange are well understood, but s
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Plants bloom only once in their lives
Waiting to be tired for 28 years, eventually scientists at Bangor University, northern Wales, also saw the amazing thing: the