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Biology
Life cycle of monarch butterfly
The life of the monarch consists of four stages, from egg laying to maturity and lasting for one month.
Biology
An extremely rare pink grasshopper appeared
An extremely rare pink grasshopper has just been discovered in northeastern England. It has such a strange color due to a very rare mutation in animals, according to the…
Biology
The unknown about the deep-grass species
Cordyceps was first discovered and described by a scientist in 1843.
Biology
Use prairie grass to protect aircraft
There have long been solutions to prevent birds from colliding with aircraft but this risk has not been thoroughly overcome.
Biology
The grass helps reduce greenhouse gases
Scientists from Japan and Colombia have developed a new brachiaria grass capable of drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Biology
The plants have funny shapes to scary
In life, there are oddly shaped plants, named after their shapes.
Biology
7-year-old girl found super charm
The little girl Olivia Wrenn, 7, accidentally found a branch of foliage, which is thought to bring great luck, while walking in the woods near her home in Horton, Somers…
Biology
Anti-flood grass was born
Scientists from the British Biotechnology Research Council and a number of other research institutions have hybridized long-tail buffalo tailed grass and turf grass to c…
Biology
Giant grass threatens America
An agricultural group in the United States will ask the US government to approve the use of Agent Orange to destroy giant pollen grass, a plant that is growing very stro…
Biology
Discovering the longest living grass in the planet
Sophie Arnaud-Haond, a scientist from the French Research Institute, and her colleagues sampled from 40 seagrass beds Posidonia oceanica on an area up to 3,500km long. T…
Biology
Biofuel comes from beef intestines
US scientists have searched in the cow's gut that enzymes that make enzymes can break down hay into absorbable products.
Biology
'Carnivore'
Cow, goat, horse ... eating grass is common, but carnivorous plants are a strange thing, it has been a long time but it is always exciting for bonsai lovers ...
Biology
Use insects to control invasive grass
Researchers from Leicester University paved the way for the use of an insect to fight invasive grasses in British soil, a form of biological control.
Biology
Grass detects landmines
A bio-engineering company in Copenhagen, Denmark is experimenting with a genetically modified plant that will turn red when