New method to increase crop yields
Recent studies have discovered a new method to help plant growth by inhibiting natural reactions, avoiding environmental stress.
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Recent studies have discovered a new method to help plant growth by inhibiting natural reactions, avoiding environmental stress.
Blood or body odor may be the main reason why someone often gets bitten by mosquitoes than others.
More commonly known as Titan, this bug can grow to almost 18cm and its teeth are so strong that it can cut a pencil in half.
A researcher in Arizona (USA) has published a calculation of the pain of being bitten by insects, helping you to identify and stay away from potential insects.
Scientists have discovered that some of these tiny
Indian media reported that poisonous spiders appeared in Sadiya village, Assam state. They are quite large in size and jumpy spider shapes, but local experts do not know…
The underground leaves help a tree in Brazil catch and digest worms, a unique way of capturing prey in carnivorous plants that now biologists know.
Researcher Christopher A. Cullis has found that the environment not only eliminates harmful and useless mutations through natural selection, but also affects beneficial…
The number of monarch butterflies in Mexico has more than doubled this winter after a year they suffered devastating storms.
Scientists found that many young yew trees are reproduced in the form of bud regeneration on the injured breathing roots of the mother plant.
During the experiment, Japanese scientists discovered mechanisms to inhibit food allergies in animal bodies.
Japanese scientists first discovered the existence of a plant growth stimulant inhibitor.
German scientists have discovered that a form of molecule can inhibit the formation of arteriosclerosis plaque.
The latest study by Austrian scientists found that a gene called Hedgehog could exert its effect on inhibiting the formation of white fat in animals.
An upcoming Russian experimental facility could produce breast milk substitutes after a successful test on mice.