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Want to go to Mars, must know to grow and cook
The astronauts on the first manned Mars flight could also be experts in farming and cooking.
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Biology
Ants know how to use ... antibiotics before humans
Scientists have revealed that, currently, there are about 250 known species of ants and ants in the world ... growing mushrooms about 60 million years ago.
Biology
Peru warns that the Amazon rainforest is destroyed at a rapid rate
Satellite images show that deforestation continues to increase in 2017, with 143,000 hectares of Amazon forest removed from the Peruvian map.
Biology
The 87-year-old scientist deciphered the secret of growing rice with ... salty water
We know that traditional rice cultivation requires fields to be supplied with enough fresh water.
Biology
China: Breakthrough in saltwater rice cultivation
This type of rice is not grown in traditional fields irrigated with fresh water but on a beach on the Yellow Sea coast in Qingdao, Shandong Province.
Biology
Plant roses from potatoes
Planting flowers from potatoes, surely you do not believe. Normally, referring to potatoes, surely people will think of fried and fried dishes. But besides being a food…
Biology
Despite being a vegetarian, you are still making bacteria become resistant to drugs
Looking at the reality of the livestock industry abusing our antibiotics today, we know that it is a major cause of the microbial mutation process and become resistant.
Biology
Most planted in the world but China is not a potato kingdom
The first potato plant was planted more than 7,000 years ago in southern Peru and the plant has only one source.
Biology
Ants have known 'cultivation' since ... 60 million years ago
A recent study shows that ants have abandoned the model
Biology
Nitrate - Danger of fertilizer abuse
Using too much fertilizer, especially nitrogen fertilizer in cultivation leads to excessive nitrate (NO3) and dangerous to consumers' health, scientists warn.
Biology
The most terrifying onions in the world
New onion bulbs grown by a gardener in the UK are recognized as the world's largest onions, weighing nearly 9kg.
Biology
Growing giant pumpkins, weighing nearly 1 ton
The twins Ian Paton and Stuart Paton have just released a giant pumpkin masterpiece weighing nearly 1 ton, causing a fever in England.
Biology
Thailand develops fragrant rice resistant to insects and drought
According to the Sunday Nation newspaper of Thailand, the country's Thammasat University has introduced a new aromatic rice variety that is more resistant to drought and…
Biology
Production of seed potatoes saves money
Scientists have selected a suitable potato variety for processing. Those are Atlantic, Megechip, Beacon chipper varieties.
Biology
Rice varieties with salinity and high yield
Chinese scientists said they found high-yield and saline-resistant rice varieties with a yield of up to 21 tons / 0.4 ha.