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According to researcher Walter Tschinkel at Florida State University (USA),
To maximize the role of plants in carbon sequestration and storage, US researchers have been working hard for more than half a century to improve pine needles. Finally,…
France yesterday asked the European Union's agricultural regulatory authorities (EU) to suspend licensing of Monsanto's genetically modified corn because of their advers…
In addition to the threat of poisonous viruses and fungi, North American honey bees also met the crystal carving that turned them into flying corpses.
Deciduous potato season is currently taking place on Alaska farms. This is the fourth time the disease has occurred in the US, since 1995.
After 10 months of research, the University of California, USA (UOC) experts have discovered four strange viruses that cause mass deaths in healthy bees.
Researchers at San Francisco State University, USA, have found bioluminescent fungi that have never been seen since 1840.
Four paleontologists from Canada and the United States have studied fossils of a giant ant in the Denver Museum, thereby understanding how global warming affects the dis…
According to the Fox News news agency of the United States and the British Daily Mirror, Swiss scientists have spent 20 years cultivating the new generation of red apple…
A pine tree in the United States has sprouted since the ancient Egyptians had not yet built the pyramids and today it continues to grow.
Scientists at the University of Arizona (USA) have discovered an interesting thing, in an old coal mine in Louisiana state, bacteria based on CO2 and coal has produced n…
Life on a height of 4,900 m forces Tibetans to evolve very quickly to survive.
Italian scientists have captured and observed the state of the formation of the formation and the formation of a
A study in the United States showed that plants are growing faster than two centuries ago because of the increase in global temperature.
On January 13, scientists decoded the soybean genome. This is a 15-year study of 18 organizations, mostly of the United States.