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Giant grass threatens America
An agricultural group in the United States will ask the US government to approve the use of Agent Orange to destroy giant pollen grass, a plant that is growing very stro…
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US-Indonesia protects coral triangle biodiversity
The United States is one of the partner countries committed to supporting the Indonesian government and private sector to protect marine and coastal biodiversity in the…
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Potato shingles reappear in the United States
Deciduous potato season is currently taking place on Alaska farms. This is the fourth time the disease has occurred in the US, since 1995.
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Detecting 16 harmful insects in coffee plants
The Department of Plant Protection in Dak Lak province said that the unit has detected 16 pests on coffee trees, concentrated in 12 families of 6 insect sets.
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Research on global warming through petrography
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…
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Mobile phones will reduce the number of bees
Two months ago, the United Nations Environment Program published a research report on the status of bees worldwide.
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The United Nations calls on the world to save bees
The number of bees around the world is declining at an alarming rate, at the same time calling on the international community to save bees because they are very importan…
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It took 20 years to grow a new generation of red apples
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…
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Pine tree is nearly 5,000 years old
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.
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Caution with Jatropha tree
After eagerly planting Jatropha trees to develop biofuels, many units were disappointed to find that this tree was not as effective as introduced.
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Endless hot peppers
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.
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Trees are growing faster
A study in the United States showed that plants are growing faster than two centuries ago because of the increase in global temperature.
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Successfully decode the genome of soybeans
On January 13, scientists decoded the soybean genome. This is a 15-year study of 18 organizations, mostly of the United States.
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Artificial molecules enhance immunity against HIV virus
Researchers at Yale University in the United States have synthesized an artificial molecule capable of boosting the immune system against HIV.
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Cats emit blue light thanks to genetic modification
Researchers at the Audubon New Orleans Biological Research Center in the United States have created a cat that can emit blue light by modifying its genes.