Clonal seeds of Ngoc Linh ginseng
Research 'Asexual propagation research and production of root biomass of Ngoc Linh ginseng
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Research 'Asexual propagation research and production of root biomass of Ngoc Linh ginseng
Sophie Arnaud-Haond, a scientist from the French Research Institute, and her colleagues sampled from 40 seagrass beds Posidonia oceanica on an area up to 3,500km long. T…
Genetic researchers have revealed the Timema rod insect that lives in the dirt around the west coast of the United States that has lived for 1 million years without ever
After a long wait, the asexual ginseng plants were introduced by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Duong Tan Nhut - Deputy Director of Tay Nguyen Institute of Biology (Da Lat, Lam Dong C…
Some plants can reproduce asexually, so many people think they can live forever, but a new study shows that this is not the case.
Finally scientists also solved the question, how can a small organism flourish during the past 50 million years without mating?
The Brazilian and Texas researchers have confirmed that ants plant Mycocepurus smithii.
On April 22, Korean scientists announced that they cloned a pig to get transgenic transplanted organs for humans.
Recently, Panayiotis Zavos - an American gynecologist, made a bold decision: 'reborn' a girl who died 7 years ago by asexual reproduction.
On the Science page this week, he and his colleagues at the National Institutes of Health reported that they finally found the answer: putting enough Leishmania individu…
Scientists at the University of North Carolina and three other universities in Japan have demonstrated for the first time that lords can reproduce in both sexual and ase…
US scientists have found a tropical ant species reproduce without mating with males. Their team is full of ants.
Scientists in South Korea have just announced that they have succeeded in cloning the world's first cloned dogs. Yesterday (August 5), Korea officially announced the bir…
According to a new study published by Imperial biologist in PNAS in April, there is one type of wild yeast every 1,000 generations of asexual reproduction that exists in…
The production of stem cells by asexual method promises to bring a lot of promise due to genetically appropriate for special patients. So in theory, doctors must be able…