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Bacillus pasteurii bacteria have the ability to turn sand into cement. US researchers have taken the initiative to use them to make a porous soil solid, protecting build…
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Bacillus pasteurii bacteria have the ability to turn sand into cement. US researchers have taken the initiative to use them to make a porous soil solid, protecting build…
A narrow space does not seem to be an ideal environment for growth, but there are two types of bacteria in the soil that can do this.
Tropical forests are one of the most diverse plant populations on earth, and scientists have been studying for decades to identify the evolutionary and ecological proces…
Science magazine (USA) published yesterday a report by Australian scientists about the discovery of a bacterium that can turn soil into gold, scientific name is Ralstoni…
In the desert of Northwest China there is a big tall tree called Lake Yang or Ho dong. Unlike normal poplars, the lake has a strong resistance to drought, severe climate…
For the first time in the world, Chinese scientists have launched a pilot plantation project to extract toxic arsenic from farmland.
This hammerhead worm can be up to 30cm long, but not native to France.
Weibo account named Jiuke shared an 11-second clip that recorded the scene of lobster land fleeing the hotpot at a restaurant in China on May 28, according to Strait Tim…
This strange animal has the body of an anteater, rabbit ears, pig snout and tail of kangaroo. Therefore, they are considered the most monstrous pigs on the planet.
The New Zealand snail exhibits rapid speed of hunting when choking and swallowing many times.
Piggy land is a mammal that lives in Africa, especially pigs that do not have close relatives in nature. This strange animal has the body of an anteater, rabbit ears, pi…
A dog raised in the region of Omsk, western Siberia of Russia, can help owners of daily tasks such as cultivating, pumping or carrying water.
The increase in the number of deer species is hindering the natural growth of the forest.
An international team of scientists said on January 19 that they had successfully deciphered the hookworm genome.
Researchers have examined the embryonic development of penile soil birds, such as ducks and birds without chickens like chickens.