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Prevent landslides by vegetation
The use of vetiver grass perpendicular to the direction of flow will help reduce the speed of surface erosion agents such as water, wind, limit erosion.
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Strange but reasonable laws in Switzerland
Do not give you silly names, do not flush the toilet after 10pm, do not trim the grass on Sunday ... are the rules that make visitors look wide-eyed when they come to Sw…
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Decode the fairy circles in Danish waters
The circles are shaped like bright oval ovals in the Mediterranean and Baltic seabeds, which are the result of non-vegetated bare patches of land between the seagrass fi…
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What does the world do to limit aviation accidents caused by birds?
Laser beam shooting, trapping, grass planting, flower planting, dog farming ... are methods used by many airports around the world to minimize incidents of bird collisio…
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Accidentally picked up the
There are 4 leaves that are no longer rare, making us look red because scientists have been able to grow this kind of lucky symbol (if you like).
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Hunt for cordyceps in the Tibetan plateau
On the peaks of the Tibetan plateau, nomadic people crawled in the middle of the grass to search for Cordyceps, a rare oriental medicine made from parasitic fungi.
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Why do cheese have holes?
Scientists have long argued that bacteria produce holes in cheese, but a Swiss experiment center claims that the grass is the cause of the hole.
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The mystery of ancient stone beach Stonehenge was decoded
Brown grass, withered by short sprinklers, accidentally helped reveal one of the biggest mysteries of Stonehenge, the famous 4,000-year-old monument in England.
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Humans eat grass like cows from 3.5 million years ago
Human ancestors began eating grass half a million years earlier than previous studies, as soon as they left the tree life.
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CO2 increases water holding capacity
Dr. Feike Dijkstra, expert in biogeography at the University of Sydney (Australia) and colleagues published this new discovery in the scientific journal Nature in early…
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Insects 'make phone calls' to each other through leaves
Dutch ecologist Roxina Soler and her colleagues discovered that grass-eating insects that live on the ground and on the ground can communicate with each other using plan…
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Why does the soccer ground have stripes?
The alternating dark stripes that you see on the football field are not the colors of two different grasses. In fact, the whole yard has only one type of grass.
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Why can't humans eat grass?
In principle, humans can fully eat grass; It is non-toxic and chewable. However, despite being an abundant food source, people still cannot eat this plant dish.
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Monster Lake Nix
One spring day in 1802, a farmer who was cutting grass on the lake suddenly saw a monster sticking its head out of the water, swimming with a big and short leg fin, then…
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Mysterious creatures appear full moon night, making the fire network of the fire
A user of Reddit website shared the picture he took on a full moon night. What really shocked many people when viewing the picture was a shadow, thought to be a mysterio…