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Why did the Chernobyl atomic disaster not kill all plant species?
Chernobyl atomic disaster caused thousands of people to get cancer, turning a once-populated area into a ghost city and creating an isolated area of 2600km².
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Biology
Where does the plant know the direction of 'top' and 'bottom' to determine the direction of development?
According to the article published in the PNAS journal, French scientists have explained the abnormal behavior of particles in plant cells, allowing them to feel tilt an…
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
Gene controls the activity of flowers
Researchers from Edinburgh University, Scotland (UK) have discovered a plant gene that can control the activity of flowers in the night.
Biology
Revive the frozen tree 30,000 years
Russian scientists have discovered a 30,000-year-old fruit that is naturally preserved in squirrel caves in Siberia's permafrost. They conducted experiments to revive th…
Biology
Gene controls plant growth
Scientists at the University of California at San Diego, said they discovered three genes in plants that control their growth every day, Russia's KM site said.
Medicine - Health
Spinach leaves are 'turning' into human heart tissue
American biomedical researchers have made a big breakthrough, opening new doors for organ transplantation when using spinach leaves to create heart tissue.