40 kinds of fruits on the same tree
A successful American implant man can produce 40 types of fruits including apricot, plum, peach, nuts or cherry.
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A successful American implant man can produce 40 types of fruits including apricot, plum, peach, nuts or cherry.
High levels of unstructured carbohydrate compounds (NSC) - including sugar and starch in plants - can help tropical plants extend their survival by 17 days in severe dro…
Scientists have announced three new plant species belonging to three different families in Hon Ba Nature Reserve (Khanh Hoa).
By the method of breeding and combining different varieties of plants, scientists can create a variety of fruits with special shapes and flavors.
All animals must make daily decisions. Where will they live and what will they eat? How to protect yourself?
With a passion for farming, Paul Barnett, from Chidham, near Chichester, West Sussex, spent 24 years growing an apple tree with 250 different species.
Professor Paul Kellam said that different strains of the human virus are derived from an animal virus.
Who would have thought that two species are very different, one is a small insect, and the other is a mountain mammal that can develop an agreement on food sharing in th…
At IRRI, there is a rice bank that holds thousands of different rice genes around the world, including the Hai Hau rice of Hai Hau.
Dr. Rob Bryson Jr. discovered the new scorpion while he was looking for a completely different animal. He sent samples to biologists and they determined that they were i…
Why is the same material that alcohol here is better than elsewhere? The question is explained by many people but has just come up with a reliable hypothesis and scienti…
One of the first chemical reactions that children are known for is photosynthetic reactions, combining carbon dioxide, water and solar energy to produce organic compound…
Creating a new hybrid variety from different cassava species could be a new way to improve this crop yield to help about 8 million people around the world.
From pine trees decorated Christmas and New Year, scientists have discovered a new use, different: Making medicine.
While some bacteria (like migratory birds) use tiny magnets to navigate, the BW-1 bacteria produce two different types of magnetic beads.