Biology
Prickly pear cactus - 'Bright star' in the era of climate change
The story of the prickly pear cactus begins in the arid south of Italy, where agriculture is facing unprecedented challenges.
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Belgian scientists research pear varieties for a harsh future
In the province of Limburg, one of Belgium's important pear growing areas, there is an orchard with 12 transparent domes, surrounded by a wall overlooking a park.
Cancer
Throat cancer: Causes, symptoms and treatment
Lower pharyngeal cancer is cancer that starts in the lower pharynx (usually in the pear sinus area), when cancer spreads into the larynx, it is called hypopharynx-laryng…
Health
7 types of fruits are the 'specialty' of summer and very important precautions when eating
On hot summer days, you need to avoid eating more than 7 types of fruits below to not cause heat in and affect the internal organs of the body.
Biology
Kenya has a headache trying to deal with 'devil cactus'
The ability to take root from every part and layer of thorns makes Opuntia cacti a threat to people, cattle and wildlife.
Biology
Infatuated 4 incredible 'wild' results but also super delicious and most nutritious in the world
Transparent as crystal, gemstones or gold like the sunspots in the blue sky, and possesses a unique aroma and magical dark chocolate ... fruits that you rarely see, but…
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Russian tanks turned into giant fruit peelers
Not only did the watermelon cut off, the Russian T80U tank could also cut pears and apples of smaller sizes. This unique performance shows how the talent of handling tan…
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Explain why some seabirds have pear shapes
According to Auk: Ornithological Advances magazine, British scientists explain why the eggs of some seabirds are pear-shaped.
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Why on the apple shell or pear or tiny dots appear?
Pears and apples are familiar and favorite fruits of many people. So everyone ate this kind of fruit many times and would have noticed that, on the skin of these fruits,…
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The tools of torture
In the Middle Ages, people often performed brutal tortures for the purpose of punishment, interrogation and deterrence of criminals.
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The discoveries you know?
Have you ever wondered what is the driest place in the world or how to put a pear in a bottle? The results of recent scientific discoveries will help us better understan…
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Double mountain and interesting little things know
Women's breasts are also called beautifully, double mountain, pair of pears or double mounds of islands are 'weapons' of women.