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Biology
Winter discusses pine trees
Every Christmas season, humanity spends about $ 15 billion on Christmas shopping and decoration.
Biology
Bacteria more than three billion years old hide in the cave
Fossils in Africa show that the ancient bacteria have found deadly UV-hiding rocks in the Taihu era when life began to form on Earth.
Biology
The human parasite-eating monsters
Brain-eating amoeba, streptococcus, buffalo fly larvae, green-spotted larvae, poisonous brown spider are 5 parasitic species that use human flesh as food or cause tissue…
Biology
Stun with exotic blue strawberries
The strange color of this new strawberry variety makes many people afraid of fear of impregnating toxic chemicals.
Biology
Find the culprit to destroy half of the trees on Earth
According to a global survey by Yale University (US), since human civilization began, the number of trees on Earth has decreased by half.
Biology
Gold mind - What is special about the tree that will replace 6,700 trees in Hanoi?
Learn more about the golden tree species that are planted to replace old trees all over Hanoi streets.
Biology
Plants grow into furniture shapes
A British company creates wooden furniture by trimming and shaping natural trees.
Biology
Trees help increase the efficiency of office workers
Working in a tree-like environment will help office workers achieve higher performance.
Biology
Caterpillars fake snakes escaping predators
Looking from afar, this greasy green caterpillar seems to be a very attractive dish for any predator.
Biology
Electronic company goes to grow vegetables
Referring to the name Toshiba, one remembers a powerful Japanese electronics company. However, Toshiba is planning to encroach on the food market.
Biology
Look at the green 'drool monster' tree
In the Andes Mountains, thousands of years of existence existed in such a strange appearance that it may be mistaken for us to think that they do not belong to the Earth.
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
Transforming plant genes to produce cheap paper and fuel
For years, scientists have had difficulty finding ways to decompose green plants into ready-to-use biofuels.
Biology
Why is the petunia flower green?
A study that completely sheds light on this flaw, helps solve the mystery that has lasted for decades about the exotic green color of the flower.