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Why do some plants have green leaves?
The blue color in the leaves of some Thu Hai Duong flowers is not only a factor that makes the tree stand out more but is also an important part to help plants absorb en…
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Why do some fruits have starch?
You do not want to gain weight because you eat starchy foods and you have used fruit because you think they do not contain starch, is this correct?
Biology
Harvard University creates bacteria capable of absorbing CO2 and producing energy
Scientists at Harvard University (USA) have created new genetically modified bacteria that can collect CO2 in the air and convert it into energy.
Biology
Transparent wood used as an energy battery
Researchers at the Royal Institute of Technology KTH Stockholm have successfully developed transparent wood materials used in construction and solar cells.
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
High-starch diets have helped the brain get bigger?
Scientists have come up with a major hypothesis that a starch-rich diet has helped our human brains grow larger.
Biology
The tree species is thirsty all week
A species of legumes in Scotland can prevent hunger and thirst for weeks.
Biology
The world's largest vertical garden
The garden is erected vertically by a 24-storey building, hoping to save energy, water and environmental friendliness.
Biology
Implant carbon nanotubes into plant cells to increase photosynthetic efficiency
Recently, a group of researchers at MIT implanted carbon nanotubes into organelles inside plant cells to improve the production efficiency of plants' energy.
Biology
Mushroom saves the world environment
Mushrooms can be used as food, to help produce bread and beer. But, little is known that it can also be used to make safe pesticides, tissue culture in medicine and a gr…
Biology
The mysterious giant beetle
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.
Biology
Research peach tree genome to produce fuel
Plants that grow as fast as birch trees and willow trees are bright biofuel candidates. Scientists predict that it can be extracted from these plants of high cellulose e…
Biology
Strange behavior of bacteria with artificial proteins
An approach to understanding the components of living organisms is to try to create them, using the principles of chemistry, engineering and genetics.
Biology
Detecting algae can 'eat' cellulose
The flowers need water and light to grow. Even children know that plants use sunlight to gather energy from soil and water.