Biology
Japan has successfully grown a low-absorbing variety of Cadmium
The American Plant Cell magazine recently reported that researchers at Okayama University, Japan, have successfully cultivated a rice variety that hardly absorbs Cadmium…
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Clonal seeds of Ngoc Linh ginseng
Research 'Asexual propagation research and production of root biomass of Ngoc Linh ginseng
Biology
Species wait 40 years to flower ... and die
After nearly 40 years, the Agave franzosinii plant first flowers at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew (England). Before flowering, the Agave franzosinii plant grew 4 time…
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
Purify the water with a dense stalk
Using moringa seed meal (Moringa oleifera) to kill bacteria, clean drinking water for people is a new study of Pennsylvania State University (USA).
Biology
Admire the strange red grapes, black shell
Technological Seeds company, specialized in producing hybrid vegetables (Israel) has developed a tomato variety with red intestine, black shell.
Biology
Discover self-seeding plants in Brazil
A new plant capable of sowing its own seeds was found in Bahia, northeastern Brazil, one of the world's most ecologically diverse areas.
Biology
Discovered 23 million-year-old insect fossils
The remains of ancient insects and sunflower seeds trapped in amber in the Miocene date (23 million years ago) were discovered in Peru on August 9.
Biology
Animate life around the Earth
Take a look at the lively life around Earth with the latest images of global photographers posted in National Geographic magazine.
Biology
New success on clonal ginseng breeding
After a long wait, the asexual ginseng plants were introduced by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Duong Tan Nhut - Deputy Director of Tay Nguyen Institute of Biology (Da Lat, Lam Dong C…
Biology
Sequoia - the longest 'Witness' on the planet
More than 4,000 years ago, in the country of Egypt, pharaohs were building Pyramids in the wet lands of California sprouting the first sequoia seeds.
Biology
The work of a breakthrough Vietnamese graduate student in Australia
A scientific project that has been evaluated as breakthrough in the past 30 years in the field of industry and environment, has just been implemented by Vietnamese gradu…
Biology
Self-control of disease-free potato varieties
The Institute of Agricultural Biology, Hanoi Agricultural University has completed the process of producing disease-free potato varieties, limiting the situation that th…
Biology
Fat in Vietnamese Nopal cactus seeds is higher than that of Germany
Scientists from Polytechnic University (VNU-HCM) and Hanoi Polytechnic University have taken seeds from red ripe fruits of Nopal cactus grown in Ninh Hai district, Ninh…