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This is a unique rice variety, during the entire cultivation process there is no need to fertilize, spray pesticides, or weed. When the rice is ripe, people only need to…
11 scientists were honored for pioneering research related to high-yield rice varieties, the hole in the ozone layer, solar cells, Lithium-ion battery storage, and diabe…
China has revealed the mechanism behind gene-edited wheat varieties that are able to fight disease without affecting yield.
Many leaders said they had hoped the G20 meeting in Rome would yield more positive results.
The key D1 protein in photosynthesis of rice is genetically modified in the cytoplasm, helping to increase yield and heat tolerance.
There have been hybrid rice can get high yields, why can not self-pollinate and reproduce as normal rice, which must be conducted every year?
British engineers have created an intelligent seed that not only enhances yield but also helps farmers overcome climate change.
US scientists have recently found a way to edit the gene of tomatoes, this fruit can grow into clusters of luxuriant like grapes, instead of developing into vines as bef…
A team of scientists led by California Riverside University (UCR), USA, has created a chemical to help plants retain water, which could prevent the annual wave of damage…
The respiratory mutation method was successfully implemented by a team of Vietnamese scientists, creating a new rice variety with good qualities.
Research has shown that red-black game winners often feel fair, while on the contrary, losers do not return results.
High-yielding samples have the effect of making blood circulation so absolutely not to use when pregnant women, but also very good for women's health.
For the first time, the 'respiratory mutation' method has been successfully implemented to allow the creation of new rice varieties that collect elite genes from many di…
The team planted several greenhouse plants under continuous LED operation, emitting light at a certain wavelength to promote photosynthesis.
The latest study by a group of scientists has yielded shocking results: modern humans are not as intelligent as people living in the 19th century, even far behind intell…