Scientific application
Turn coffee grounds, sugarcane bagasse into... plant pots, chess sets
Materials that seem to no longer have any use value or have low economic value such as bagasse, sweet potatoes... can become bioplastics.
Sugarcane
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Articles about Sugarcane
39 published items.
Environment
Environmentally friendly construction materials made from sugarcane bagasse
The carbon footprint of Sugarcrete bricks is 20 times less, and it is 4-5 times lighter than traditional bricks.
Animal world
The 'monster' toad venom is enough to kill a 'reappearing' dog
Scientists are concerned that the present time is
Scientific application
Technique of raising Cane chickens and preventing diseases with herbs
Ga Mia is a specialty breed originating in Duong Lam commune (Son Tay town, Hanoi) associated with typical locations of Doai such as Mia market, Mia pagoda.
New technology
Biochar produced from sugarcane husks and sawdust
Scientists have used rice husks and sawdust to make biochar to help emit less CO2 and reduce the shortage of fossil fuels.
Animal world
Single way to find sugarcane toad from Australian otters
Scientists said the native otters of Western Australia have discovered a new technique to eat sugarcane toads that are toxic.
Scientific application
'Department of marketing' 'technology for animal feed production and crops from straw and sugarcane leaves
From agricultural residues scientists have used to make animal feed, organic fertilizers bring higher economic value.
Environment
Can you believe it? 60% of the island's total electricity production is made from bagasse
Throughout the island nation of Mauritius, people had to rely on imported gasoline to generate electricity, lighting the nation.
Discover science
Cane can cool the earth
With the ability to reduce the ambient temperature, sugarcane can become a useful weapon in the fight against climate change.
Archeology
Found a giant dodo bird grave
A Dutch and Mauritius scientific team discovered bones in a swamp near a sugarcane field in the southeast of the island, including the beaks and bones of young birds. Th…
Biology
The invaders do to change the world
The appearance of an alien creature can permanently alter or destroy native flora and fauna. Natural development history has recorded invasions that have permanently cha…
Biology
Bacteria support sustainable sugarcane production
Australian scientists have discovered a bacterium that can increase sugarcane production and reduce fertilizer use in farming.
Biology
Sugarcane fertilizer from sugarcane plant waste
Hanoi team of scientists has successfully researched the technology of producing micro-organic fertilizer specialized for sugarcane.
Biology
Sweet sorghum Fantastic!
Sweet like sugarcane, which looks like corn, is extremely easy to grow, not only can it be used for human food, animal feed, but also as a raw material for biofuel prepa…
Biology
Biofuel: Need a comprehensive look
In addition to the benefits of developing biofuels, there are also many environmental, economic and social risks. These are two sides of a development process. The probl…