Extremely surprising image when looking through a microscope at a strawberry
A video recording the image of a strawberry under a microscope may surprise many viewers.
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A video recording the image of a strawberry under a microscope may surprise many viewers.
People with diabetes are often advised to add more vegetables to their diet to improve their blood sugar levels. However, not all vegetables are suitable for daily consu…
The Institute of Plant Research and Development has just launched a type of fruit corn that can be eaten directly without boiling, steaming, or baking. The corn is sweet…
People unfamiliar with gardening may not know that, after harvesting the fruit, the entire banana plant is cut down; why is this?
The video recording the scene from the plane window has made international tourists extremely curious.
To date, there is no vaccine to prevent or cure Nipah virus infection. The disease has a mortality rate of about 70%.
Research shows that the peels of certain fruits and vegetables contain antibacterial compounds and chemicals that fight diabetes, inflammation and cancer.
Learn about purple passion fruit seed oil and its amazing health benefits
Researchers say that not only humans use alcoholic beverages, but even wild animals are 'tired' because alcohol is available in nature, originating from fermented fruits…
These two fruits have long been used as herbs to treat health problems, including being effective in preventing cancer.
In the shared image, it can be seen that when it was still hanging on the tree, this fruit looked like a mango, but had a purple skin. When cut open with a knife, the in…
Recently, China has continuously purchased areca nuts from Vietnam, causing the price of this fruit to reach a record high.
Master Tran Le Trung Chanh, Polytechnic School, Can Tho University, has created a prototype automatic lemon peeler that can peel 240 lemons in one hour.
This spice is the third most expensive in the world, after saffron and vanilla.
Gangina is a traditional method of keeping grapes and other fruits fresh for several months, by keeping them in sealed containers made of wet soil.