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Centipede giant Vietnam is one of the largest centipedes still in the world with an average length of about 20cm.
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Centipede giant Vietnam is one of the largest centipedes still in the world with an average length of about 20cm.
Although the name is beautiful, but the angel wing mushroom is a poisonous and dangerous fungus that once killed dozens of people.
The gold-stalked tree is called the
Fungi mushroom is one of the most rare and precious fungi in Vietnam besides Ganoderma, Thai Duong mushroom, Thuong Hoang mushroom ...
In the list of 10 fruits selected as the most delicious and rare in the world, up to 5 types of fruits appear in Vietnam but of which 3 fruits originated in Southeast As…
Presently mushrooms are the favorite food of many people. Not only are they highly nutritious, they are also ingredients for processing attractive dishes.
This species is also known for its great use in treating many diseases or has significant value in production and business.
On January 8, Ms. Vu Thi Quynh Giao, Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, said that currently, misuse and overuse of antibiotics are common in Vietnam's livestock i…
Milk flower - the symbolic flower of Hanoi autumn, is now a nightmare for many people of the capital.
Vietnamese jasmine - Jasminum vietnamense is a new plant discovered by scientists in Quang Nam province. This species belongs to the Oleaceae family.
The apricot blossom tree has large, beautiful, bright yellow flowers and often blooms right on Tet holiday, so many Vietnamese people plant it to decorate the living roo…
At the end of July, Phytotaxa - a prestigious plant magazine, belonging to SCI's scientific citation system - announced the new plant species of the world found in Quang…
Finding Ngoc Linh Ginseng can be said to be one of the most important discoveries in the field of medicine and pharmacy not only in Vietnam.
Vietnam currently owns one type
The new species was discovered under the evergreen broadleaf forest, in the strictly protected area of Phia oac-Phia Den, Cao Bang.