Discover science
Why is smoke in a fire easy to kill?
Smoke in the fire quickly spreads, containing many types of seeds, vapors, toxic gases, inhaled bodies and oxygen deficiency, nervous system damage and death risks.
Seed
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Seed.
Topic archive
Articles about Seed
505 published items.
Discover science
Why do corn seeds explode into popcorn?
Popcorn is a familiar and indispensable food in movie theaters. Sometimes, it becomes a favorite snack for young people.
Discover science
The truth is that you do not know about the types of ink in the world
Do you believe, the ink you use every day can be made from ashes, blood or soy beans?
Discover science
Method of turning dirty water into clean water of ancient Egyptians
In order to have enough water to live in the desert, the Egyptians thought of a special method of water filtration thousands of years ago.
Discover science
Why do cheese have holes?
Scientists have long argued that bacteria produce holes in cheese, but a Swiss experiment center claims that the grass is the cause of the hole.
Discover science
Discover the secrets of the world's largest nuts
New invention on how to create the world's largest seed of Coco de Mer sea coconut,
Discover science
Unique findings in 2014
Scientists are waiting for new achievements in 2014, with breakthroughs in the fields of physics, medicine, robotics and archeology.
Discover science
Yellow 'grows' on the tree
Scientists for the first time said that gold can grow on trees when small gold particles are found on eucalyptus trees and leaves.
Discover science
Ways to call rain success of people from the past to the present
With the great progress of science and technology, mankind has created rains, no longer relying on faith as before.
Discover science
Expectations for science 2013
According to Michael Joyner, an expert at the Mayo Medical Center (USA), studies aimed at deciphering gene secrets that help with longevity ultimately fail to find any k…
Discover science
Life originates from volcanoes
The first seeds of life on Earth were formed by the eruption of volcanic lava.
Discover science
Unexpected truth about vegetables
Tomatoes, japaleño peppers, serrano peppers and avocados are currently under scrutiny after Salmonella outbreaks, causing many Americans to worry about eating vegetables.
Discover science
Flower also knows 'waving guests'
Not only charming with colors, the flowers also know
Discover science
'The seed of life' on Earth brought by meteors
Back in time 3 or 4 billion years ago, Earth was a dry, hot and lifeless place. All are quiet. Unexpectedly, a meteorite crashed down a desert desert with a speed of ove…