Biology
The secret of sunflowers
Sunflowers follow the sun thanks to the biological clock mechanism and not completely follow the light as previously predicted.
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Articles about Sunflower
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Biology
8m tall sunflowers
Richard Hope, a talented farmer in the United Kingdom, has defended many Guinness records of cultivation such as the biggest beet, the heaviest chives ... This year, he…
Biology
Discovered 23 million-year-old insect fossils
The remains of ancient insects and sunflower seeds trapped in amber in the Miocene date (23 million years ago) were discovered in Peru on August 9.
Biology
Sunflower plants bloom 104 flowers
Gordon Davis's sunflowers have so far grown 104 flowers and this is considered a record of a sunflower.
Biology
Learn the origin of sunflowers
Global warming can affect one of the world's major oilseed crops - sunflower. Understanding the genetic information of early sunflowers is key to improving future harves…
Biology
Produce fuel from sunflower oil
Producing fuel from sunflower oil can be an additional source of income for farmers. That's the belief of Daniel Lalarbie, who has two years of experience in running a b…
Scientific application
Techniques for growing sunflowers in pots
The technique of growing sunflowers is not difficult, with just a few simple steps, there is a huge
Environment
Sunflower does not reduce radioactivity in soil
Japan 's Ministry of Agriculture - Forestry - Fisheries has published research results, tested radioactive decontamination measures in the soil in Fukushima Prefecture,…
Environment
Japan planted radiation-resistant sunflowers
Last March earthquake and tsunami in Japan caused a nuclear disaster that made Cesi (Cs) radioactive material quite high in Fukushima prefecture and surrounding areas.
Environment
Japan uses sunflower plants to decontaminate soil
Japan is recruiting volunteers to plant sunflowers in Fukushima Prefecture and turn this flower into a symbol of the revival after the nuclear incident.
Photo library
Beautiful yellow in the natural world
Outstanding yellow is a dangerous warning sign of poisonous frogs, but it is also a characteristic color of many other animals and plants in nature.
Photo library
Magic beauty of flowers
Thanks to the talent of photography artists, flowers appear before our eyes with a magical beauty.
Scientific works
Indonesia established the world's largest stingray reserve
On February 21, Indonesia announced the establishment of the largest stingray reserve in the world with an area of millions of square kilometers. The reserve promises…
Medicine - Health
Benefits and harms of 3 types of nuts are eaten a lot during Tet
Dried nuts are a lot of food people use during Tet. However, how to eat them for health is not known to many people.
Medicine - Health
10 great plant protein sources to replace animal protein
Protein is considered the foundation of life because it is the nutrient that makes amino acids that promote cell growth and recovery.