The world's most lonely 'tree' reveals the beginning of geology
Scientists examined the radioactive isotope carbon-14 in the small core of a Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) on Campbell Island, New Zealand.
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Scientists examined the radioactive isotope carbon-14 in the small core of a Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) on Campbell Island, New Zealand.
Newly discovered organisms can live on basic EAT with hydrogen, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide.
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By 2050 there will be 150 million people worldwide are at risk of falling into protein deficiency directly related to the increase in CO2 in the atmosphere.
Clostridium thermocellum can disintegrate both cellulose (the type of organic compound commonly found in plants), turning them into usable biofuels without the need for…
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Normally plants can create their own food source. They take carbon dioxide from the air, groundwater, underground minerals and photosynthesis from sunlight. However, the…
Researchers from Arizona State University said ants could prevent carbon dioxide from spreading into the atmosphere.
Recently, a group of researchers at MIT implanted carbon nanotubes into organelles inside plant cells to improve the production efficiency of plants' energy.
Scientists have recently discovered that the cause has led to extinction on a global scale, leading to the elimination of about 60% of all species on Earth that took pla…
Recent research scientists say, symbiotic fungi living in plant roots have a major impact on atmospheric carbon.
US scientists have just published research results showing that older and larger trees will absorb more carbon dioxide (CO2) than young, young trees.
Indian scientists have succeeded in preventing mosquito growth with a simple mixture of carbon nanoparticles.