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Tomatoes were once considered 'poisonous' for 200 years
Centuries before becoming a key ingredient in salads and sauces, tomatoes were once considered by Europeans to be a deadly poison.
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The United States found high levels of lead in Chinese rice
Analysis with imported rice samples into the US, including from China, showed that they contained higher levels of lead than the country's safety standards.
Biology
Surprise with the creature in the warm lid
Ben Baiser, the lead author of a study at Oikos, conducted a study of marshy carnivorous plants, showing a complex world you can see inside warm plants. small.
Biology
Unexpected effects from onions, garlic
Onions and garlic removed from the food industry can be used to remove toxic heavy metals such as arsenic, cadmium, iron, mercury, lead and tin in contaminated substance…
Biology
'Desert' dragonfly in England
The changing climate of the Earth leads to a change in the habitat of some animals. Dragonflies have taken advantage of this situation to turn many parts of England into…
Biology
Biological clock: Find the time-controlling gene in C.elegans
It's just a worm, a small roundworm that lives in the soil - but has a great significance for biomedical and biological cycles day and night ...
Biology
Decoding the genome of the mosquito species Quinquefasciatus
Researchers at UC Riverside University are leading the way in a multi-year research project to find new, more effective remedies to treat certain diseases caused by West…
Biology
10 dangerous small animals in Vietnam
Being bitten by insects is not a rare thing in everyday life. However, subjectivity can lead to very serious consequences for health and life.
Biology
Bats can help people live
Bats' proteins are resistant to aging, so they live much longer than those of the same size. This finding may lead to the introduction of life-long drugs.
Biology
Tens of thousands of species may soon disappear
A leading US biologist claims that two-thirds of the world's animals and plants are facing extinction in this century ...
Biology
Controversy over the name
Leading experts claim that the virus is making the whole world panic mainly because pigs bring it.
Biology
Plants have the ability to lead water to their roots
The rhubarb trees in the desert of Israel lead themselves to the water when it rains thanks to some special leaves.
Biology
Filter blood lead with a magnetic field
Korean scientists have found a way to filter out dangerous blood heavy metals by using magnetic receptors.
Biology
Historical floating turtles are just random
The leading scientists in biology research have the same opinion
Biology
Growing too fast leads to premature death in honey bees
Research shows that the transition to flight activity in a naturally occurring living organism can have consequences that affect the rate of aging.