Detection and conservation of wild food crops
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Scientists have published the most complete data regarding wild plants with relatives with today's popular food crops.
A successful American implant man can produce 40 types of fruits including apricot, plum, peach, nuts or cherry.
TomTato harvests both cherry and white tomatoes, Shasta chrysanthemum with larger petals and longer hatching times due to hybrid or transplant methods.
Recently, biologists have been successful in creating exotic colored vegetables such as purple carrots, green zucchini, white asparagus ... Particularly, black tomatoes…
For the first time, a plant containing nutrients in fish oil was successfully bred by genetic modification in the UK.
Scientists have sequenced the chili genome and discovered genes that make peppers spicy.
By the method of breeding and combining different varieties of plants, scientists can create a variety of fruits with special shapes and flavors.
Indian scientists have succeeded in preventing mosquito growth with a simple mixture of carbon nanoparticles.
An American farmer has spent a lot of time and effort to successfully breed a unique, unique, multicolored sweet corn variety.
Scientists from the Department of Biology, Technion University (Israel) have successfully bred new drought-resistant varieties with the characteristics of low water cont…
Nature always amazes people, there are things that if we do not witness it with our own eyes, we will certainly never imagine it.
By traditional breeding methods, city scientists in Siberia and Russia created fast-growing plant varieties capable of decontaminating soil.
The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), based in the Philippines, said scientists at the institute have successfully developed super-salt-tolerant rice varieti…
Discovering the gene sequence of this fruit will help accelerate the breeding process and create nutritious, delicious watermelons that are more resistant to pests.
Australian researchers unknowingly created a new coconut-like pineapple variety, according to AFP news published on December 5.