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Four new species of Scented wood were described based on the specimens collected in Cambodia during the 2014 survey of botanists of the Institute of Tropical Biology und…
Scientists have sequenced the chili genome and discovered genes that make peppers spicy.
The world's most spicy chili pepper is now the United States' Carolina Reaper chilli, which is powerful
Chili that chili is not spicy, but a chili that is grown in Lincolnshire, England has won the most spicy title compared to chili anywhere else in the world.
Researchers at the University of Washington found that the chilliness of chili would increase in proportion to the amount of enemies it had to deal with like insects, fu…
If you are a fan of habañero salsa or excellent Thai food, you owe a lot to bugs, whether they are flightless or species that can only be observed through a microscope.…
We can now not only feel the spicy taste of the jalapeno red pepper, but also can see it in three-dimensional images thanks to researchers from Baylor College of Medicin…
Bhut Jolokia, an Indian chili variety, has just been included in the Guinness Book of Records as the world's most spicy chili. This is a variation of the chili variety o…
In the fall of 2006, Guinness World Records officially recognized Bhut Jolokia as the ultimate hot pepper variety. The meritorious figure discovered this
An American rat rat expert tried to use the world's most spicy chilli to repel rodents but failed badly.
In fact, science has long discovered that tree shrews have close relatives with primates, and love to find spicy food in their natural environment.
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In China, Korea, and Japan, people often see pictures of red hat cranes along with spicy old parts, giving birth to long life. In fact, the red hat still refers to the l…
Basil is a spicy vegetable that is easy to grow, not only grown on soil but also hydroponic method. Please join us to consult!
The American Chemical Society (ACS) has scientifically explained the nature of this phenomenon in videos posted on YouTube and also said drinking water is one of the wor…