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11-22-2024
Herbicides disrupt the co-evolution of plants and insects
08-24-2017
Meet the plant that can smell its attacker approaching
Researchers have discovered that the tall goldenrod plant can protect...
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08-24-2017
Cyborg bacteria can now generate artificial photosynthesis
Scientists from Harvard University have created a cyborg bacteria that...
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08-23-2017
Scientists transform plant waste into building material
Lignin is plant waste residue that becomes a waste product...
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08-22-2017
Lemons were a symbol of wealth in Rome, originally came from Asia
Researchers have tracked the origin of citrus fruits and examined...
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08-21-2017
The previously-unknown secret powers of avocado seed husks
The avocado is having a moment. The beloved fruit is...
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08-17-2017
Global forest project aims to offset Trump emissions
A group of long-term climate campaigners in New Zealand has...
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08-17-2017
New species of flower discovered in 100 million year-old amber
The Cretaceous period, the one with all the dinosaurs, was...
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08-16-2017
Tropical trees are a valuable weapon against climate change
New research has revealed that tropical trees continue to accumulate...
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08-09-2017
Recovering from drought takes time, some damage permanent
According to new research, the length of time it takes...
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08-02-2017
The first flower on Earth may have looked like this
When the first flowers appeared on Earth over 140 million...
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07-28-2017
Could broccoli be a secret cure for melanoma?
Scientists are working on a new treatment that drastically impacts...
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07-27-2017
The world’s first blue chrysanthemums created in Japan
Japanese scientists have created the world's first blue chrysanthemums. After...
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